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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
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rs hereby given, that Ey wifi. Ehzai eth Brown, has len
Z my zee ard - rawllaou+ any sust cause or Droy"cAsiou
AID / hereby warn all persoIs H1t To trust or Eartor heras
/ wlIpay 10 deDkO u ner CONTRACTION after tins date
S1EAS BLOWN.
bef4ware, june Is, 1858.
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Road Tax Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Commissioners NJ Del
IN axare G8aIity- al Iher June s-ssioa, I=yse1 on the tax
aSiep roSer.y Of said count- . IA. Of ave cents on sh: haa-
aresf dollars saia4Ifon, for rnid purposes for she y-sr 1898,
Mhsea Lax TH.F be discharged - I&Baf an The highways un-
der the oHeeiJ4fof The upeTvisers, before The nrst day o.
Oclceer AexL. FL the rate OF one da4iar per day
u. " kHoDES, Aud C.
I.,e 1s IesS-..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Sealed Proposals

EyILT. e received at the .Auditur's Office ia Delaw ire.
w Giro, nrril and On the 9Th day OF July Eezt, at Il o.
elcck FL, Tor aviIg The side walk along he Sest side a:
tie Court house d oek, IRON north side Of Eaeine House
30 the Alley At he north ~tst corner VI sad rloek-lhs
work 70 be done with good, hard, well burnt BRICK. The
rack Is graded aud sud fUrn-hea nn the ground
D. " HkzODES s udHor-
june Is. Isss-t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
The Best Chance Yet!

A GENTS wANTiD FIR the sale Of the OFFICE 20
IA TtGhR, which sclls the whereaeon 3 ami Saese " 'etss n
OF the absen sc OF an Ulice. Real. At $50
Also. an IRON n INDLiS G LiAAf, which kineleg q hre N
a n mite Al ne cost tusrd several tr IS daiiyl of ~ ccrts y
uaCHt sNiSE8Y & co.
June IL, 1S5S-6t Springfield, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Iau Nnties

ToHS FAS whose residence is supposed to be some
aargsrst Eya9s VIE q 5 a Jssa ETsns = nsgie Dasid i
Ohio. did, on the Ilth day OF May. A. D. ls5S, fls her Per-
son ia tae Court Of Common Pleas, within sId for ne
yoha Evans, and Esnismin PoseEs, setting fstth aaas On
Beajamin Powers-s exesu,ed a paper writing. signed ~
nn " seSsa = ia ~ cSnvev - Ioba $50
a eerssin tTacs o, Land % The sei9s9 rlyeTs then occupied by
creso OF land, ami being a Lot ia section :, Township 5, and
and vile to said FoSsrs. by deed Of date ssih September.
a. = n p rsrsSe1 essca, \ wan s . sai S xeesnss sss NY a PC
Evans agreed TO pay ssfd Powers the sum Of Fifteen Hun
as and NV aseeiss haadrsd dollars ia IN SIX eqa@l annaa i pR !
men,s from Apr9I Isl 1851 "a bear iateresss a: which lime
l SY seea a5 S %,Id 5apisen,s II ia, = the tine nn nc 81 h. exee 4
Of said paper writing sid John Eyaas paid thereon esfe
sane. ana nd lot safsoien nenta caaacily to make a val
ID agreement IN law; that hs insanity can'Iaeneea four or
after said agreement Was male, to wit: on the = day Of
proseI o De insane, ans was lawfully sdniii,esEo he Ia,
april. As. aud was taes dIsch1Fsed as fhci,ra6ie; that he
is stall insane, and has been 50 since a tiFte. pregious 70 he
recovery; that said Margaret nas. By said soln Evans, i've
blok sussessian OF said prernises April Isl, 1852, aed hath
Hessesslon aHetsei ever since mai sho-4y at
e estt = o. ssrt Pe1er-. and aess.ed - rerase tme stme
Margaret aat that wlea she mex saw tte said Powers size
" Sur : alas. "A noa e for ssis tad, ~ @IiPeh' sad P sEars asre -
thA. tie same written agreement was in tact natde ny said
Margaret, sae actag preSeis a Us eNecn ioa' anal sad jean
Evans being entlrsty co4troheI by nr IN All matters rela-
mi <hs hss --iserl ana; : Ineare lae efa!area. ma n,srovei
sal farm, erected a ir@ barn, &C. al hy her own labor
AMI inSuseesns-t, whaont ans aSs~tples 1rSa4 sal! john
$ ali Juhn Evans, said agrrefnens~a as sHoAy void; ;aat she,
eoaars. N a1 30 h !. sid I'd premises. ~ pr@s y bat aht.i 2pssrr
ma, be appointed dor saIi John swans . asfsht this sui,
te he upon the payment u the bslanee ., sud parenass
other relicf SAID P~tAitea iaust be answered. OH u eefafe
Attorneys or Fettaf-ttr-
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Tsr Reat.

~ ACRES OF RICH BOTTOM LAND, West SIDE Of The
4 river AMI near the Corporation Inquire a. No. j il
y Nv y tsss-tf C. PEATr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

RApaoR PLANK RoAD-The exniolt OF
DIS condition OF the Radnor Plan.S hoae
Company, published in our last number, con
tanned errsrs TO an extent rendering it un.o-
tsalieible. II will be published in a csrrec-
ted form next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Estate Of William r. Perry

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
N appointed nd qualih d as Executor OF the Estate OF
William IL. Perry decd, Ia Of GeaaMare county, o. All
perso1s interested will govern thfInSFlres accoEainely--
June j, lass. SFkPtEEN TtlOinAS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Administrators Sale Of Real Estata

DY order Of The PTooa e Conr; of Delaware county, Ohio,
" l. as administrator of he estate af charles oH era. ns
er. deceassd, 1iiI otter a public venaue. ut ae doaT Of he
Guar; roaaa ia iuniplar Hail ia ths l"%ae "a delaware, be-
tween lhe no irs OF 10 o'clock. a, Nj. and ! O'Clock. NJ,
on n 1 4h day of JuIy, A. IL. 1855, the following descria-
ed Aeal Esta4c, 10 sTil: Attract of land situated In Williams
roisntv. Ohio, in rangr uIe (A. Township six To-, ami section
thirfy-Jhree 49,. beug the west h. ai he north west guar
Ter of said section. Also, tint following tract or parcel of
lana. 81 aated in the Town OF Norton, ie i,elawsrs county,
teen tfe;, bounded on the nerth by bands 81 James \ tre d;
west by lands owned BY Henry Smith and IN the south y
bands Of George W. Bowers aud Others; on the east by laEes
OF 8. sssesser and cth-rs-s opposed TO contain oie acre
more or less TERMS OF "a E One third OF the pur-
chase money in hand on the day Of sale and the residue
thereof IN ,ne and two years there ditrr, wi Ia interest IRON
The day OF SAFE, 10 be secured " NOR gage on me prem ses.
T. Q. ALB SiSif r, Adm 7. of
Rv r. z. SkIrR his Atty. Charles OHterdiager decd.
jane Is, fsG- lSSiJ st
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NA7COrMaick9s AkcaDea'
AGAINST THE WORLD.

w E hare received the Agency for the s.ie Of MeGoR;;
w MI-k'S REAPER AM NOV M ia this com y, and
shah have ozc on exhin:tien II q fe~ days. We are pre-;
ftHas as amy Ascni1e Of the k-Ed. Pfstse sSan and ex-
ANNE. q. POTTER i 20.
MAY :, lsSS TEMPLAR Hail
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

-, .EEREs NO USE OF -AIKrE'.D Every
t0Ay KNOWS We SELL .'E& CHEAP" So Hsse'sa
ample
ig9 dnzea Ladies' Linen HandkefchirIs -. -......61fc
loo dozen pair Hh to Gaitol .64c
lud dozen dcuts- Shirt ron;s.
Doon Tapn.
April 10, 1853. WBLJH 4 NENDENUALL.
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NEsr BEproaD; cayheetea Co. }

NEST BEDFoRDs Csshcetbn Co. I
Nz$ Il, 1857.
Mr.. II. Z. Etnssiey-Sr: Ihavr 5eea s-tlins The meii-
clfses e tAe ts-sHeu5erg Uonaaany for GMe iast tes9 years,
and have inv s.tabty feaIui 4keTs 70 give good sstsfaeJon,
and the fialS / have s=Id to a G-eat many families as regu-
larry as+helr tea and coffee, sni wi a my tFzca hey have
bec5ras ? sta le arr ee. MaEsaais'S Utersae Na1hri.craa is
a snle1tctae that has done IL great amount al goou in f+is lie
iAseassss tine lady / sold il u intd me she han rec lived
more heaei Haai one hottie than she lid from a long course
Of medical trpasG1eAi By the mes: skshfal paystcLsns-
Yours rulv, JAMES WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

/ an ; physician Of ;hir1y years practice; Ny principal
sfrsy 5zs been diseases OF I females. They hsye generally
eafsea ny best efforts. Obtaining The Ef4leTials composing
A1rSEzlfs Uterine taiheiicen, 1 was pleased vita them;
gave kheaa q fair rial, aud fsTfI myself zbdadaaty sue
ce$sfui- In my former practice I eoaid cl.Y patlsaIe tic
g alptSsss OF sboat hall the caseS, and coCli ret caru one
ID zen; new i can radically carea lesst seTedseeu in TWEEN
u ans Mitigate the rest I consfde1 HsrSaaEs Uterine Ca
Aohc8a tbs greatest blessing 10 females / htye lrt y tn
J. q. WILLIAMS, y d, Charleston
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Metca.f, Westervelt & Co.

MOULD most respectfully announce to the
w Ladies of Delaware and its vicinity, that
hey are now opening, at the Odd stand of
G.. w. LITTLE 81 CO.
Opposite the american House, II largo and bea u
tiful assortment OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Sheriff AID Asstsr Commissioners Sale

Sheriff a1a Lastar Commissioner Sale
Thomas w. Long pY vifsce Of a de-
vs.. ~ cfetal cfdSr OF
James Curran ct. 81. sale to me directed
FROM the Court OF Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, Ohio, Ishafloffer at public sale, ut the
door OF tho court ho}tse in Delaware, on Mon
| day the 18th dag of July, 1888, between the
hours of 10 o sl5ck, ii. III. and 4 O'clock. p. m. of
ssid day Tire following described property. to
wit. rhe lot in Delashuat Walling's sub
division. number ono in the south east part of
}ct number eight tai seet'cst two. III Township
fsalr t4lracc-r-; u-s. =. e5R4ty in the sewH-
ZIP Of Delaware, DolA@arc county, Ohio; AMI
ba1dndea as follows: Beginning ut Il post aHi
stone in the cepier Of Il lai.c CT raa4, twenty
fees wide at the northwest e0Tn5r Of said tract
thence SIS des- As min East. 81 49, loo poles to
u posi- at the north east conner taesoof; thenss
south 0 deg 10 min, wes4s5 $50 100 poles to
. post at the South cast corner of said tract;
! sA4aee en- the south liue Of lot No eight, Isl
! norrh IS deg. - min, west 81 1$15-I3a poles
10 The southwest corner of said tract; theaSe
north, q deg. 40 inin east IS 65ss~1 100 poles TO
The place Of beginning. containing i've acres and
IS S5I-2eo perehes OF land. Appraised at $50
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
i Z, faaS. tS5,25.I ts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
BranWhite's Patent Self.Sealing
ATR-TIGHT CANS.

EJ0R sale. Wholesale and Retail, at the large Store eRd
z Tin Store of .hornaS Evans, Jr. Defagare, o:
These Cars are The nea est and most Convenient article Of
the kind now in use they are easily sealed and OPP neia
requiring no wax, solisr or ceuien-. and neTer fil 20 pc
serve fruit. Vegetables, Se, IN L PERFECTLY fresh stdte--
They cab ce Used year after gear
Directions for putting DIP al kiEds Of fruiti vegetables,
&c Will accompany he can.
| sold these cans last year, and they have invariably las
far as heard iFonl given ne best satisfaction
n. b. Every can Is submitted GA process that thorough
IL iests thent and conseq usntiy there IS no danger OF oeiss
bothered vita defective cans.
June IL .ShS. E-..T.a THOMAS EA NJ, =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

Read What DR. Bushnell saws Of the Grafeaberg Nedi-
zines nE-B-is a Physician Of extensive p. ae.ice. and enc
ef the most sneeesstaI IN the county TrambuID in which
be resides
AaFxhz7is Caihoieon- sold here by J. Il. c. Johnson in
my prasslee 20 ny enare Satisfaction. They sragoad med
tcl1eS pr o. RCSH ELL.
Hartford f~nunU5f 90. March Z. 1857
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets.

yorrsctsd aceeEly 5g r. E. HILLS d Son. WAo!s
sale and Retail Grocer s. N0.4 Williams Bloch
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Meat! Meat!

TTNHE Euhscrihers respectfully inforn NE pHbSc n ~ n ev
4 hare opened a MEAr MAGART ~ william -ireet. Or.
building East of th- CeNles Corner. where they VIII .; al
times have on hand a supply of FRESH. NEAT OF rse'y
d0scri Jian and OF he EeSt quslty-Wh-Oa uacy Nta sell ~
tue lowest poss.hls rat y.
ALEU-, fkEsH FISH in their season, every Tnrsisy sod
Friday. MATTHIAS 3 co.
Ielsware, Ar-l a. Igss-S
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HOME TESTIMONY.
HAnrro.D, rrunbnn County, o.

HARTFORD, Trumbnll Coanty. Ohio. J
March 7th, 1885,
1here4s ceE4ifs that I have been dealing in the 6raEeu-
berg AadActues for The past few years, and can truly say
That I have nezer offered any medicines 90 the public that
have met with the decided appreciation OF the people ike
these. pzre5cnisriy the Pills and Cz1holicon- They will
readily perform all and more than is promised for them
1 have sold Aesat afty bottles OF the Calholtron the Past
season. and [ hear the best results in every case
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Dissolution Of partnarsain

THE law hrn, OF finch d triushaeld is rs day dissolved
n bYuutual cunsenl aud the uAauis1e1 basials as Htll bt
closed up BY Mr.. Crlcisield-
All parsIes Indebted Ia MS ara = III Nssted TO rail a ID settlt
"ithatt delay. Payments laaE re laadr to ether OF rs.
Delaware Oet. u. 1851. i. j. &KiieHFn Id.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

readers generally, is invited to the following
fresh and valuable Advertisements from New
York City.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Wool Irvine.

00A lbs. Just received and Ipr sale rery checp al
&OO june a., Us. CHANCE hahn q AFhsi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11
Telegraphed to tbe New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE |!
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.
lsY THE SOUTHERN EIxE.l

New YoRE, May 10,-The New York and Havre
steamship Vanderbilt has arrived, bringing dates
from London Of the 2sth uIt
The sales Of cotton for three days add IN q 900
bales of which spectators took 900 and exporters
l,6OO. The market was generally unchanged since
the sailing of the Europa and closed quiet but steady
Cousols for money closed at ga. Manchester advces
are favorable. The market closed quiet but firm
LIVERPOOL, April rs Flour closed very dull a. a
decline of Cd. Wheat closed quiet but steady Corn
the market generally closed dull Beef closed
heavy. Pork-the market displays quietness- Ba
con quiet and steady. Lard is firm at Sc for Choice
Sugars--the market is quiet Rice dull.
Sardinia.
The Government Of Sardinia has adopted the prin
ciples Of the French conspiracy bill.
France
Jules Favre (he opposition candidate to the Cen
eral Assembly, is probably elected in Paris.
Persia.
New disputes are arising between Persia and Eng
land.
Spain and the United States.
By the Vanderbilt we learn that Spain expects hos
tities between herself and the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11
Additional by the Vanderbilt.

New YoRK, May lO.-The Vanderbilt brought
$3.50 in specie, and reports a general stagnation
Of business in England.
Parliamentary
The proposition to increase the duty on ardent
spirits was negatived in Parliament.
London News.
The London papers contain reports Of an expected
war between the United States and Spain.
Spain.
Guilerez de Ia Vega, member of the Chamber of
Deputies, enquired into the relations existing between
Spain and the United States, as recent dispatches
mentioned rumors Of war between the two coun-
tries -'a
Austria. .aE M
The retirement of Count Esterpazy es Ambassador
to St. Petersburg will probably be followed by great
changes in the Austrian Diplomatic staff.
aHi France.
The Paris Moniteur denies that France s increasing
her navy. UyEa ~
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-Western Canal Flour, 2ls.
to 22s.; Ohio Flour, 23s- sd; Yellow Corn, 35s;
White Corn, 33s. Cd. to 34s.
LoNDoN.--Money, easy. tr,I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

AN EXAMPLE FOR NAVAL MEN.-Intelligence was
received in Washington few days ago from the
United States ship Dale, of the African squadron to
the llth of February. She was then at st. Paul de
Loando, about starting for Monrovia. The Dale had
called at the port Of Benguels and found an Ameri
can seaman, jeremiah Sullivan, from the whaler
Osceola Third of New Bedford, who had been i'm
prisoned ten months by the Portuguese authorities
for merely being in company with sailor who had
committed an assault The Commander Of the Dale
made fierce demand upon the Government, and
threatened to lombard the fort and town if the
American was not granted trial His release was
then effected, and the Dale took the two men on
board and brought them Off ...lf-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

Discovery OF HUMAN REMAINs-A few days
since, says Philadelphia paper, Mr.. Darling, of
Ridgeway, Elk county, Pa, found in the woods,
about three miles from that town, the remnant of
cloth coat, which covered some human bones. In
the pocket were found silver pencil case aud some
other things which served to identify the remains as
those of Mr. VIM. Reed, who had started up Elk
Greek on the 10th December 1855, on hunting ex-
cursion, and had not been heard of since. The man
ner Of his death remains mystery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

ANNrvERsAKY OF THE palmetto ASSOCIATION
The anniversary of the Palmetto Association was
celebrated in Columbia, South Carolina, on the 4th
inst and the exercises highly interesting Gen.
Quitman was present. and delivered an eloquent ad-
dress skeching the brave and chivalrous career of
the Palmetto regiment in the Mexican war. The
Carolinian publishes brief synopsis of his remarks,
from which we extract the following passage:
One point about which there has been some little
dispute he settled The Palmettos and the Rifles
der Major Loring, were under his command in the
attack upon the city at Garta de Been. When they
gained the walls he called for Tag, and Immediately
Col GLADDEN. rushed forward with the Palmetto flag,
and it was planted the walls 1t was, he said the
first flag that waved over the city of Mexico and to
deny it was preposterous.
An ode, by Mr.. VIM. Gilmore simms, was sung
and another by H. II. Caldwell, Esq, and speeches
were made by several distinguished gentlemen.
About two thousand people were present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Washington News.

Washington News
WASHINGTON, May lO.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says that the diff
Guilty between the President and Senator Pugh is
irreeoncilabe. Senator Pugh declares that he will
never visit the White House while Buchanan is Presi-
dent.
Senator Douglas denies that he is going to Kansas
to stump it against Engshs conference propositions
In the House, Mr. Faulkner reported bills of ap-
preparation for the construction of wagon road in
New Mexico and the completion Of other military
roads in Washington Territory, including the Fort
Rdgley and South Pass wagon road.
Mr.. Stanton reported the Post-office Ocean Mail
Steamer bill.
Mr. zollecofer reported bill to make the suffrage
uniform in the Territories.
The Senates amendments to the Military Academy
bill agreed to.
A bill passed giving the President till January to
examine the claims of officers affected by the action
of the Naval Retiring Board.
The Senate are considering the Fishing Bounty
question.
From Utah.
ST. LOUIS, May l0.-Mr. Mason left Camp Scott on
the Sd of March, but detained by snow for seven
teen days. He reports the health of the army as
markably good. Col. Johnston was anxiously await
ing the arrival of Capt Marcy.
Tveve hundred troons arrived at e. Ion;s in tbrso
davs The roaioritv of them have Ian For, To,van.
worth
cor sn,;,h,s hoo,,h 8. r,,u,. ;r,...o,o, II. ,.o.
Co.. Tao,on..or,h tI;a o,.a.,,o,,
IN. rrs-..o,...- c.S.'s.;.. mn. c,..- s.u :,
naIaoatas ' -1'- VI
Mo.raovrpv Nav no TING c;tv ia fast filling mn
with the delegates and visitors tn the great soutbern
| Conventon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

FROM VENEzUELA.-A letter, of the 9th of April,
from Caracas, Venezuela, gives additional facts re-
garding the surrender of the Monagas State prison
ers to the Provisional Government by the French
Minister The people feared that they would escape
in French war steamer from Laguayra, and they
vehementy demanded their being given up. This
step was opposed with great violence by the British
Charge, but he yielded in the end.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

CAMEL BArTALtoS.-It is stated that propo-
sition will shortly come before Congress for the or
ganization OF camel battalion, the principle Of
the camel batteries employed in the East II author
with the formidable new gun Invented by Mr. G. Lee,
of Cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

A SHIP BURNED AT sEA.-A dispatch of the Sd
inst. from Halifax says;
The steamship Osprey from st. John, N. F., ar
rived here on Saturday night On the 2sth ult. she
fell in with the ship Majestic, twenty-one days from
Liverpool for Charlottetown, on fire, and took of
twenty of her passengers and crew. Before the os-
prey parted from the Majestic, the flames burst
through her deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. FoRREsr.-Edwin
Forrest writes to gentleman in Cleveland
You must never look into the newspapers for any
lust report of me- for the pennyaliars never report
me and my cause Alright They have bad all sorts of
rumors concerning me lately and some very ludicrous
indeed that am to open grocers shop at Chicago
that | am to keep liquor store OUT West-that
dropsy-that have "got" religion (as il had ever
been without that am TO become parson, and
the church is being built in this city for my debut in
the pulpit. ..s.......
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11
DATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER.PIPEs
CHARLES Q. BIER. N. C. STEPHENS.
@. G. BIER & CO.,
No. e5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLUM MBER RS,4
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.


Plumbing Copper Tin Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhand Basins and Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks; Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GREGIAN and DRAB wASHSTANDs, suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bibb Cocks Stop Upright Bracket Cocks of all
for cold water Lager Cocks all
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
hngs and Hose Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has be the very best article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Stoves all
sizes cook for families of from persons up
that viii cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for vaveThree Sizes Nos and a. prices S20 S35
and s50-To raise from IS 81 feet perpendicular and
oree e from 50 to ITO feet clear of the with only
one man at the brake They far superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes patterns
and prices, always hand either wholesale or retail Also
Parlor ohce, Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
Rs All work done by warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. C. BIER CO.,
ol2ly No. e5 Camp street, New Orleans,