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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs
SEE FIRST PAGE. I

MOOD I've are now receiving our
w st OK OF Coa aud Wood. All kinds ON haad at
lowest ctsh prices. A cargo of White Ash, Egg
Size, daily expected, will be sold at or
3 cents per ton II taken from the vessel. Also, IN
few days, cargo of superior White Ash Broken
Coal, for furnaces.
DICKSON GORDON CO..
Cor. st. and Vermont av., Washington, aud
au i2-lm cor. Green Il Water sts., GeorgetO
NOTICE-DOG LICENSE.-The owners OF
Dogs In Georgetown are hereby notified that
their Licenses will expire the lSt inst. aud un
less they are renewed within ten days from that
date, they will subject themselves TO fine.
au ll-eOt2 VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, the
Il three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and SfOR T., situated on High street. formerly oc-
oapled by the late George =. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
10 spacious and convenient. There is also, q good
work shop on the premises. To any person W ISM az
TO engage the tin plate and sheet iron business
first rate opportunity is offered. au Him
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e IN REWARD.-Was stolen by a man calling
YIO himself We oh. from Darnes' Sta
Bile, In Georgetown, at O'Clock on the IN
morning OF Sunday, the 18th inst, Black ga
HOhSE, with large " hite SPOT IN his forehead,
night hind leg white, and white stripe around his
left hind leg above the knee carries his head
straight; had on common sadd and bride. The
above reward will be paid for the return of said
Horse to BARNES Stable, on Bridge street,
Georgetown. Itf
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Yellow Fever mt New Orleans.
Baltlmsrs Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, August 10 The deaths fror
yellow Fever in this city yesterday amounted
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By GREEN; AuetIoneer.

- BY a GREEN. AuctIoneer
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
u OHIO AVENUE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY
tne Sith instant. shall SELL In front of the premises
at o'c ock p. m, four handsome and desirable
Building Lots, being psrt of the subdivision of
oilelna Lot IN Square No.e57, and desIgnated as
Lots Is, ID, + and II. Each lot has beautiful front
on ONO avenue, and runs back to an alley between
lS5a and l4th streets west.
ne attention Of persons wishing to purchase
building lots IN tins quite healthy and Improving
section oil the CITY Is called To- the above SALE as the
properly will positively he sold
Terms: One fourth cash balance in s. II. and Is
months, Tor notes bearing Interest, and secured by
deed OF trust.
Title indlsputable.
au I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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NV YORK, Aug. is The Niagara did nc
arrive in New York harbor yesterday, as report
ed nor had she been signalled at a m. to-da,
Informant
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PoLIcE-Jacob Miller was arrested by officers
Piggot and Parham this morning, for bastardy,
and in default of giving the necessary security
was committed to jail by Justice Walter
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MARSHAL'S SALE,-n virtue of a writ of
il Flerl Faeias, issued from the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia, for
the County of Washington. and TO me directed,
shall expose to public SALE for cash, in front of the
Court House door of said COUNTY. on RIDAY
the Sd ofSeptember next, 1883, 1T II O'Clock m the
loii9winS described property, to w.t.: All defeud-
ants night, tltle claim, and lntereS IN ard TO Lot
No. IN Square No. BAL, in the city of Was hinston
Z together with all and singular the imp rove
ments thereon, seized and LEVIED upon as the prop
erty of VIM. IL. FanuIng, and will lie sold satisfy
judicial No. 100, to October term 1853. in favor Of
John B. Morgan.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Its for the District Of Columbia.
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Arrival Of the U. 8. steamer Niagara.
A Hanx.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The u. = steamer
Niagara, from 81. Johns, arrived at the South
west Spit to- day
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OST:-Slo REWARD.-Lost ON Saturday, the
IL l4th inst. about II O'Clock, between the Treasu-
~ Department aud the corner of New York ayenue
and lGtn street, a PORTEMONNAIE Containing
D and gold pen-one $40 gold piece, one $40 gold
will receive the above reward By leaving the same at
tins office. an I6-r-
OST-From q carriage, on Saturday afternoon
IL last, Ia the nelghhOrhOod of Columbian Col
lege, on l4th street, seven SHIRTS; five OF them
mark ed with the names of the owners. This finder
of the same will he subsidy rewarded by leaving
them az the Star office. an Ia Sts
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ID INVESTMENTS,
ATlNG FROM TO 10 PER CENT.
We offer for sale
ct. Louis County per cent. Bonds, payable in 1852
and 1854. special tax is provided for the paw
ment of the interest and redemption Of the principal
These bonds are sold at rate to pay II per cent per
Rnnum,
Louisville City Bonds.
Minnesota State Bonds, g per cent. interest, semi
annually payable in New York. A special tax pro-
vidsd to pay the interest and sinking fund created
for redemption Of principal at maturity.
CHUBb BROTHERS,
jy Slim opposite Treasury.
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RLCklSTONE'S PAVILION.-1he under
-. - signed tof Washington haying taken 4
tins healthy, pleasant, and ,pular resort, vEA4
Will receive guests after the LIST July. This lE:
PAVILION Is In 81. Mary's county. Md near BiacK-
lstones Island and accessible by Stea .rers from
Washington and Baltimore. The elghborhood is
the most easant IN the state and the water pos
sesses healthtul mine al properties. Good Bathing
Fixtures, p easant and comnodious Chomber Ac-
eommodailon., spacious Dining ard Ball Rooms,
with Nsrandan of nearly one hundred feet front
ing the river view, and Bowling saloon contribute
to the enjoyment of the guests. HIS Table will he
Bar IS stocked with the choicest Vines LIQUORS,
and cigars First rate Cotlllon Music, diiigent
and Fishing Boats slways at hand The bshing is
unsurpassed in the United states. Terms 81 80 per
day for less than week; for week more, 81 %
S-There will be Grynd Independence Ball at
the PAVILION on the night OF the sth July vnd every
fortnight thereafter throughout the season.
I
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- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INRUSTEE'S SALF.-WIll be sold on THURS
DAY 18th August next. at 10 o'clock, a. m on
!th street, near the Centre Market TO the hg hest
bidder, ior cash. one bay horse, iron gray horse
one wagon and one double sett OF harness. 10 satis
~ certain debts and notes, secured nv deed of
trust rocoIded In Lber j. A. 3, n 10. l28 foIOs 2v
2Ol ~, OF the and records of Washing ton county
u. h. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee.
~ R-AWdos A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
IU-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
until THURSDAY, 10Th instant, same hour.
BY order of the Trustee.
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~ BROOKEVILLE AND WASHINGTON,
Leaving Dorsey's Hotel every Monday, Wednes-
o'clock. and leaving BrooksvIllel ev-
ery Tnesdsy, Thursday and Saturday E35aEHE2
CLOCK Further information can he obtained
by APPLYING at Dorsey's Hotel, corner TN and sts
Washington.
aus WESTON B. TURNER. Proprietor.
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EFFGcIENcY.-The efficiency Of a number of the
police In the eastern section of the city seems to
haze excited jealousy among those in other Sec
u9nsl as we have heard some growing since
.rhursday last We have heard Of the cause but
have seen no account OF it-heaTd no boa,tino of
~ Ifappears that a little fellow named BohlayeT
4af become terror to persons in that section
lbs Violations OF law had induced the issue a
YApants for bis arrest. When there was a small
police force he lef the city, but since its increa.e
be, returned. Determined 10 take him. the police
Sn4nagers directed i've stout, strong, and cour-
sReous officers to watch for and take him. They
r2ota sig ht Of the little fellow, and pursued him.
tb0 be managed TO get into a house and secure
himself The i've efficient officers held a con-
sultation, and IL resulted in resolve that the We
ought to be reinforced. so they deputed one To
take an omnibus and 20 post haste TO the city TO
obtain more men.
Pie four who remained took positions at a safe
distance from the house 10 see that the fugitive
did not escape Aid was obtained and they
went TO assist the assaulting party. But on OBJ
tanning an entry and searching the premises IL
was discovered that notwithstanding the yi..i-
lance OF the efficient force the bird had flown
The substance OF the above il from one of the
Officers OF the reinforcing party The lockers on
say that when reinforced the party was rsJD
strong and the party previously d isplayed great
skill and Judgment In keeping al n safr distance
from the flying fugitive, following when he ran
and halung when he halted.
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MAkSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of 2yrits
h'I OF hen facias issued from the Clerks ofoe of
the Circuit Court of the Distinct Of Columbia for the
County of Washing ton. and to me directed shall
expose to public sale. for CASH, in front Of the
81 day Of September 1885, at u O'Clock M the fol-
lowing Described property, to wit: All defendants
right, ttle claim, and interest 10 and to Lots Nos
and 4. IN Drugs subdivision Of Square No. 1,9
In the city of Washing ton ID. e.. gether with ali
and sing ular the ements thereon seized and
levied upon as the property of John III. DruTy. and
will he sold to satisfy gudIcias No. 293 and l9a 20
October TERM lass, favor of Geo. T.. ard l.. Sang
stOn. w. SELDEN, MarshaI
au ii dts for the Dlstrctof Columbia.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.

SEE FIRST PAGE
DAINT SHOP FOR RENT.-The Store Room
L CO ner OF c and 10th streets, just vacated Inv "
"A. Ohutt. 10 for rent. The sisns and most of he
materials and fixtures requisite to carry on The bua
mess could be bought low. Should person wish to
carry on the same bu mess it is a good opporfIInI,y
inquire OF EDWIN GREEN. No. 5G4 nth street.
an l6 2t
Il OTIS FOR SALE.-Square 498-s 45s7ae
IL 10, Is, IA. Is, u, Is. 9, Is, g. a. g. g. So 81 So
Square 46s-25, Is, q, %.
Il. BAYLIsS,
au l3-eo2w Missouri ave-. AZ aud sth SITS.
EOR RENTING large room over Richard i.
Il Ryon's Grocery Store, corner OF 9th and ID SITS .
formerly occupied BY Gideon's Bindery. Inquire OF
RICHARD RYON. an t2.im
EOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE
u comfortably furnished, until the LIST of Novem-
per next, at $50 per month after that time the
house will be for rent without furniture For par
tleulars INQUIRE Of ROBERT III. BROOM at Mrs
WlIliams. No. 4S south side Penn. avenue.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ma yery
pleasant summer location. Terms mod crate
Inquire off. RYNARD, General Land Once
or to MRS. DAVIS, 27s 7th st. jy s6-tf
Lon RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
L OF the building occupied an ONCE by G.. :.
Wallach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALIACH. ap6
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I AIDES SHOES, MISSES SHOES, CHI,
IL DREN'S SHOES,
are selling at unusually low prices at The Ladies'
- Shoe Store, No. IS Pa. avenue, be -
s@@z4sAtween 81 and 9Th SITS va
We are selling Ladies' Lasting Caters at 81 25
Do 60 Morocco Boots. 4 %
Do do do BuskIns I 10
Do do Lasting Slippers. l %
Il c., d c.; all our own make. Come and see.
~ l7-6m TIMOTHY CLARK,
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FIsHrISs PAETr.-Sarurday, party consist
ing Of jams Hethermsn, John fIethrrman, Mich
ael Fitzgerald, A. Edmonds, and John Dunniyan.
were arrested for fighting by officers Watson,
Haskell. and Zimmerman, and taken before Jus
tice Mckenna- One Of the party, Dunnigan, In
the conflict made use of a spade to strike one of
his opponents, and inflicted a wound that bisd
profuselyi the appearance Of blood causing con-
siderable alarm, much greater than the previous
sig bit Of whisky did Justice McKenna made the
HethermzDs add fitzgeraid pay 81 50 each, fine
and costs Edmonds ~ s., and Dunnigan s. -.
PAVING ZOE A PRIvILE6E Yesterday, a boy
about eleven years old, ooiored, was arrested for
stealing certain spoons and BIttania ware. When
mis- case came up for hearing at the guard house,
Edward Due kett, colored, appeared as an adviser
not altogether legal-and limited TO a witness
that be int not to give any Information or give
evidence against the boy. For exercising this
privilege, be was arrested and put in the dock.
and nned % and costs, which he had to pay before
he,was released. ........ - .. .
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TRIALS AT THE GuARD-HoUsE Henry Taylor,
colored. stealing jail; Edward Duckett, colored,
tampering with witness; 30 OF fine and costs
Frank Cant, coloLed, fighting; security for further
hearing John Fitzpatrick, fighting; fine and
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NV YORK, Aug. ls.--The following IA th
gsserai programme adopted BY the joint com
III on ne common Council, for celsbrstin,
The successful laying Of the Atlantic TeIerr.pl
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A
~ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
The advertiser being about to retire from bus
VII dispose of s stock of GROCERIES,, IL
QUORS, &C., on the most favorable terms. The
location is one of the best in the city, and very
successful and renumerative trade has been carried
ON since the store was opened. The stock is fresh
IN good order, and of moderate amount. Good
reasons " Ill be given for the present proprietor
tiTIng from the business To man Of bu sness
knowledge ana habits, and with a small capital,
rare chance is offered. Apply to WALL d BAR
NARD, Auctoneers, 9Th street and Pa. avenue.
m 4
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p U w ID Z % W ID !"
A. T. OFFUTT L. CO., In Georgetown, having
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
ny. would respectfully call the atte ntIon of Dealers
miners. quarrylers and spOrtsmen to the fsot that
they have al this time gazlne well stored with
several thousand kegs and OF every grade
as well as large assortment of Safety Fuse all of
which will he sold by the quantity at the manufact
urers' prices. We name IN part
Mining and Blasting Powder. in kegs Of % lbs each
and + F., 6, kentucky Rife do, in do.
FG sea Shooting Powder, in kegs of IS lbs. each
American Sporting do, In ID. canIsters,
Kentucky Rifle do, in | Id capisters,
Indian Rifle DO, in TASKS,
Duck Shooting do, In 5 ID cans,
No. 1853 and les Bridge street, Wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries, Dry Goods. SO. au lI-lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

THOMAS JEFFERsoEs FATHERS SrRESGrH.-Peter
Jefferson Is described by Mr.. Randall as a man Of
gigantic stature-pain, and ayerse to display-he
was grave, tacturn, slow to make. and not owe,
prompt To- accept advances He was one OF those
calmly and almost steTnly selErelyng men who lear
on none-who desire help from none. And he Ger
talny had both muscles and mind which could b.
trusted. He could simultaneously head M (raisf
from their sides to an upright position) two hogs
heads OF tobacco, weighing nearly thousand pound.
apiece He once directed three abe-bodied slaves Z
pull down runons shed by means Of a rope. Aftei
they had again and again made the effort, he bad,
them stand aside, seized the rope and dragged dow
the structure In an instant. Traditions have com,
down OF his continuing his lines surveyor through
savage wdernesses after his assistants had given GU
Of game.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

They have some queer doings in spiritual as well as
other circles occasionally The other day a pair 81
mediums advertised that the spirit Of one John King,
supposed TO have been mot to put too fine a point
upon I'D pirate while on earth, and who yet keeps
a the reputation of the profession SO far as profanity
4 concerned would invest their clay habtatons for
the entertainment Of the citizens Of Newburyport.
lew Newburyporters always the alert for novel
IN box, per programme and then John King called
cot speaking trumpet which was forth with supplied
With that instrument TO aid bis not particularly feeble
Anngss the departed hlibuster let out his proane
% leave place which promised SO little pay aWbene
shall we gol' asked the mediums. 4 Go TO h-l.3
~aa The reply They took the next train for Portland
[Boston Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

Major Browns Coon STORY
d. HAzeL anEgN, Esq

II was down on the crick this morning. said Bill
Gates, nand seed any amount Of coon tracks. |
think they agon 70 be powerful plenty this season..
COB, yes, replied Tom Cocker, Il never hearn tell
81 tl,e likes before. The whole woods is lined with
eu1. skins Is only good price this season. II be
worth somethin in the spring, you live for I've
jest got one Of the best coon dogs in all Illinois,
You say you never hearn tell o. the like o. the
ce0ns " put Ia Major Brown an Old veteran who had
been chewing his tobacco in silence for the last hall
hour. "why, you don't know ennything bout em
~ youd come here forty years ago, like did, you'd
q thought coons jest tell you, boys, You couldn
70 amiss for EN-. We hardly ever thought OF poster
an EN- much, for their skins weren't worth darn
with that Is. we couldn't get enough for EN- TO
pay for the skinnin'.p
Il recollect one day went out bee huntn.'
Wal, arter Id Numbered about a good while got
Kinder tired, and so leaned up agin big tree TO
rest hadn't much more'n leaned up af0re some
thin give one Of the aredest nps about the seat
o my brtches, | ever got in my life. jumped
about rod, aud lit runnin, and kept on runnin'
for over hundred yards; when think, SEE its no
use runnin', and I'm snake bit, but runnin' won't
do emmy good. So jest stopt aud proceeded 20 ex-
anime the wound soon seed Il was no snake bite
for thar's bIood-blister pinched on me about six
Inches long.
s'Think, sez l. that rether gifts mel What in the
very duce could II binl AFTER thinkin' about it
while, concluded to go back, ana look for the crit
ter jest for the curiosity o. the thing went TO the
tree and poked the weeds and stuff all about; but
darned the thing could see. Purity coon sees the
tree has little split runnin along upit and so l
gifts 10 lookn at that. Dreckly sees the split open
aisout half inch and then shet up agn; then sees
q open and shet, and open and shet, and open and
Hhet, Fight along as regular a clock q tickin',
Think, sez I, what in all creation can this mean |?
know'd I'D got pinched in the split, but what in
thunder was maxim 1t do il At first felt orfnllv
scared, and thought Il mout be somethin dreadful ;
and then agin thought 1t mout'nt. Next thought
about hants aud ghosts, and about a rnnnin home
and sayin nothin' about it and then ] thought it
couldn't be emmy on EN-, for I'd never hearn tell o.
them pestertn a Teller right in open daylight. At
last the true blood Of my ancestors riz up in my
vens, and told me il nd be cowardly to go home and
not find out what 1t was so | numbered for my axe
and swore Id fluid out all about it, or blow up. When
i got hack let into The tree like bazes and purity
soon il cum down and smashed into flinders-and
what do yon think Why, il was rammed and
damned smack full Of eo0ns from top TO bottom. Yes
sir, they BANNED IN SO cost that every time they
1reathed they made the split open.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

PiorURE or LiFE.-In youth we seem climbing IN
hill whose top eternal sunshine appears 10 rest
How eagerly we pant to gain its summit But when
we have gained it, how different is the prospect on
the other side We sigh we contemplate the waste
before as and look back with wstful eye upoH the
Howery path we have passed, but may never more
retrace. Life is like porientons cloud ffaught with
thunder storm and rain /; but religion, like those
streaming rays OF sunshine, win clothe Il with light
szz with garment, and fringe its shadowy skirts with
SOD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

FicKLE FORTUNE -, Of Augusta, says
Che Savannah Georgian, went out to the race track
on Tuesday with $3.50 in his pocket. Among the
xcitemeuts OF wet without and wet within be lost
all, and had to foot it home through the mad with
nary red in his pocket. Yesterday he borrowed
AZ ~X," went ont to the races, aud "specnlated,
and returned In style with bont $500 in his pocket
whistling Trust to Luck" Last night about lC
o'clock bis pocket was picked Of his ALL He says be
vii return to.the race track to-day, hnmming 'Ask
uae not why from the Daughter Of the Regiment
and he feels satisfied. Ia Micawber that something
Mlil turn up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
that this l7th March, 1851 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peaee in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. w.
ve Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according
and that the above just and u
transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before me- this l7h dsy March
A, ID, 1851 @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay nere Of
per in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend Of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the
earned premiums Of the year ending February 1851
which certificates will be issued and after the r day Of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A.. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

:. a boy once asked of his father who it was that
lsed next door to him, and when he heard the name
no my iittie friend he is not fool but very
senS,ele man: But why did you ask the question ~
l becaase. replied the boy, mother said the
49,. gay ,nat you we've next door to fool, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

10 know when to stop is divine art. The follow
tng specimen Of curious punctuation win illustrate
our meaning; PaTdsot-A protection against the
SErepsAn article worn under the boots 81 oentIe'
men made Of caliskin. Kifes-Iight frames covered
with paper, sent into the air by boys with tails on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

RsENTIcIAEA.--The man who invented the engine
of torture called the brazen bull was roasted in
e.; the fellow who Invented the gullotine lost his
head by it; and the party that devised the Kansas
o Is doomed TO the fate Of its iustrious predeees-
xors.
New York paper says that ex-Mayor Woods
heart Is IN the right place. IL he were sent to the
palory his whole body would be In the right place
An occasional dealer in verses, who has taken the
journal a number Of years without paving for II.
asks we have not something of his in our office.
We simply ask In turn, If he has not something Of
ours Ia his pocketf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

n What does Satan pay you for swearing y said
Deacon Todd 70 one whom he heard using profane
language he don't pay me anything, was the
acter OF gentleman; TO infict so much pain upon
your friends, and all civil people to suffer such pains
OF conscience as you must suffer and, lastly 10 risk
losing your own precious soul, and Gradually rising
cheap-very cheap, indeedln ~"