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tins. and raising his bludgeon, attempts to
STAB to the heart, with his steel pen, dipped
Imprisoned Arnold's fluid, our little paper.
We smile grimly and are ready"
james NJ. Buchanan of Baltimore, is said
to have been appointed Minister to Denmark
in place Of Henry Bedinger whose commits
sion has expired
A slave named Lewis has been sentenced
to be hung at Richmond Virginia, for set.
ting fire to free colored woman's house.
A committee has been formed in st. Louis
to raise funds for building a monument to
the memory of Thomas Benton.
In Tennessee, the cholera is committing.
great ravages among the hogs.
A submarine telegraph is to be laid be-
tween Key West, Florida, and Havana
young woman In New Haven being des-
perately in love with young man, had him
druggod and in that condition induced a
justice of the peace to marry her to him.
The following California appointments, it
isstated, have been confirmed by the Senate:
Solomon, Marshall and Tore, attorneys Of
the Northern District Collectors Downez
Of San Pedro, Sutherland at Sacramento,
and Lester at San Joaquin Kane, apprais.
err at San Francisco, Roman, appraiser gen
erai, and Jose NJ. Covarrubias, collector at
San Diego, vic, Oliver s Witherby, whose
commission expired
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BAD AS CALIroRSIA.-They are becom.
ing just as nurderous aud reckless Of life ia
the elder States as ever We Of Californis
were. In looking over the summary of a
fortnight's news, We read Of husbands muir.
dering wives aud wives murdeing husbands /;
and assassinations and brutal assaults with.
out lumber. There is too much bad blood
10 the Union. We need a war to le, some Of
II eu.. .
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ATLANTIC MArL.--Thc Atlantic Mail will
close to-day at O'Clock p. NJ. Our friends
Of the Post Office Literary Depot are pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of interesting pa
pers and periodicals for the eastern market.
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Sherif'S Sale.
EpY VIRTUE OF A DecretnI Or,

NpY VIRTUE OF a DccretnI Order
Ep issued ont of tho District Court OF the ; IL
teenih Judicial District, in and Tor the County of
Butte, and state Of California, against JOSEPH
WO0D and fn favor or VI. SCOTT, A. A. VANTINE.
CHARLES WOOD, and GEO VI. SCOTT, for the
sum of six thousand eight hundred (sG 800 oD dol.
lars, and interest from rendition of Judgment tan
paid ut the rate OF ) per cert per MONTH and costs
taxed in the sum of forty one (sIl o0) dollars;
Ahi in favor OF WIN. p. Flint for the gum Of two
thousand two hundred aud forty (s22j0 00) dollars.
nni Interest on the same from juigmt mt TIL paid n.
he rate OF four per cent per month and for costs in
The sum Of nincty.hroe (s93 COZ dollars;
ana IN favor of Michael Mc,lenuau lor the sum of
hree hundred and ninely-oight t$3oS 9V) dollars,
and interest on the same from judgment TIA paid at
the rate OF 10 per cent per aDnum and for costs
taxed IN The sum Of five dollars.
And Ia favor of David DOYLE for the snm of three
hundred and sixty two S3G2 OO) dollars ami interest
IN said SUN al the rate Of ten per cent per annum
ir"" tho OH day ct December A. d. 1858 until pnid
ana al accrung cost IN said order to me directed
and delivered, commanding me to sall the
premises hereinan, described to sntisfy srid de.
| inands, Will ON Monday, the 18th day of
July d. 1893, at the hour ot 2 O'Clock r N of
snlh day III pursuance of the requirements OF said
order sell at public sale to the highest Sidder for
cash. The property described In snid order of sale ms
follows. To wit: Al that ranch Claim and pronerty
siuaIe and lying partly ia Butte county ard partly in
fhba county Ia the state aforesaid, on the Rabbit
creek road about six miles north eust of Forbesloyn
ana about enc and half south west Of ORC LEVIN,
ana known rs the Abbott House, or Woodye prom.
| urly, and bounded thus: commencing ut a point In
said road about atty rods north east OF said Abbott
House, and running thence south westerly at right
angles with the line 80 run 100 rods, thence nurth.
westerly at right angles with the line last run 100
rods thence north enstery at right angles " ith the
line last run 100 rods, thence southeasery 10 rods
10 me pIace OF beginning. containing about 100 acres
OF and more or less, together with all singular
the buildings tehemcnts. hered aments, fixtures and
| appurtCnances thercuno belonging or i'm anywise
| aPperhihihg including Store, bnth House, W are
house. Stables aud Barnes, and all other houses
buildings ana improvements la aud about the prem
| ises.
The above sale To take place at the Court
House door. IN the Town of Oroyile, County and
| State oresaid.
". ID. Plum Sheriff Butte County.
ornvtlle, June 18Th, A. u iS5S
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DEmocRArrc STATE CONVENTION

At meeting Of the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES, held in Sacramento, on the 10th day Of
NAV. 1858. the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED That the next Democratic State Con-
veption he held in the City OF Sacramento, on We'd
nestay. the 4th dav Of August next. and that the
basis Of representation be fallows viz. One dele
gate at large from each county and delegate fer
every two hundred Democratic votes east at the last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
the state ticket nominated by tho Democratic party
extensively. and delegate for every fraction Of
one hundred more votes east for such Democrat
candidate.
RgsoLvEp. nv thu Central COMMITTEES. that II Is
recommended that the Democracy In the different
counties meet the 2Dth day Of July, for the pur
poss Of eleetinq delegates 10 the state Convention
The Democracy OF the state Of California are here
nv notified that state Convention will be held 10
the CITY OF Sacramento, on Wednesday the 4th day
Of August 1853 aud that the apportlonment Of rep
rcssntation therein as settled upon by the State
Central Committee Is as follows:
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LRvIArHAN. If Unc'o Sam and John
Bull do get into n shooting scrape VIC hope
some saucy little frigate will "sail in" and
take tho big lubberly Leviathan and tow her
into Yankee port. That would be nice.
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Tysistcs IN the defedt Of he LsecmpioH fraud. Thon'
~ the Douglas Democrats uho hdpe dared 10 10 rich,
irvsspeefips Of their interests That nobie
struggle THOMAS II. BEsroS.
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FoR FRAzER.--Mr. Z. d. Stephens Of Ma
rysvillc Is OF for Frazer. He was the Re.
publican candidate for Sheriff Of Yuba Coun
ty last fall.
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REpoRrEp APPoINTMENT.--We hear that
ex-Shcriff Peter Frcer has been appointed
Post Master for 0roville. piee Downer re.
moved. This report needs confirmation.
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DEATH OF DR. HARE. The eminent
chemist and spiritualist, DIR. Robert Hare IL
dead. lie died at Philadelphia on the 10Th
Of May. in the 77th year of his age
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Notice.
Notice.

&TATE or CALIFORNIA; County OF Bntte-IIenry
~ kleine, vs.. james A White, Thomas w Nulter
aud +. Derrick, Nouco is hereby given, holding
hnd claiming lien under the act for securing mecha-
les and Others, upon the following described proper
~, To vii: The Steam Quartz Mill at Oregon CITY,
Butte cou@ty, California formerly the property OF
defendants. now supposed TO be owned by Hedges AZ
iannon, 10 be and appear in the District Court Fif.
tecnth Judicial District Tor said Butte county. the
first day o! the next term thereof o be holden IN the
Court House In the town of Orovillc, Butte county,
on the Fourth Monday of August next,
and during the regular term of said curt to exhiblL
then and there the proof of their liens on said pro-
perry, or they will be- deemed waived
HENRY kLEiNE, Plaintiff.
s. RosKNBAUM, Atty Tor PUN.
Oroyille June II, Is g.
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10 Mr.. John II. LiIlsrd Is authorized 10
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
al distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
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NERNiLIoy, GOLD LEAF AND PAlSls OF
v all colors-For sale by
coLfoS 4 McpEBMU-y.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner
ship heret fore existing between Christopher
Cockrili and Galloway q. Heath, IN the business of
Of raising aud trading Ia stock, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
CHRISTOPHER COCKRILL,
GALLOWAY q. HEATH.
Dry Greek, Butte county Cal, June 10, 1858.
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Notice.

a LII PERSONS INDEBTED 20 the IN fe -sSned
~ win please call and settle their accoun,. Win,
In ten days from date. and thcss having Claims " m
please preseni Them for adjustment within the same
period, is. BOWMAN
oroylle, June 18th, 1858.
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Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
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l. q Nj B e R .
REDUCED PRICES!
Jas. e. Game &, Co.,

HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SEA.
u Il sONED Lumber, (the host IN this market,)
which they ARE selling at greatly reduced prices.
Their SUGAR PINE LUMBER. 1t quality not
to be surpassed In this or any other state
DOORS AND WINDOWS OF all sizes constantly
on rand.
o. Lumber delivered Free OF Charge.
OrOvilie, Feb Aim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THoS. 9oxCE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. E. corner Montgomery and Washington SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Au In O T. 4 u Cd AGO MT.

trssdJr 'entinel, jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Hesald, Crescent City;
hsmocrnt, Mariposn;
Ssntincl, Santa Cruz;
lChronicle, Yreka,
El Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles;
Hevald, Benicia:
C0Airer, Columbia:
sentinel, Jackson. o T.:
standard, Portland, o. r.:
tFgus, oregon Cmy,O.T:
Messenger, Corvallis o. T.;
rimces ortland. y. r.
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Il l. A n * S

ADSTIEE's SUMMONS for Buie County, lait
/ ~ Printed and for sale at lie ''REcokO OF
lPIckA .''
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Strayed or Stolen

uINR0M THE SUBSCRIBER ON OR ~
II about the 18th OF March, one Bay lSI\
hOrs', with u ball fac and three white feet, 1l(4
aud the fourth supposed to he part white, IL about
IA bimls high, with white spots on OF both sides
and white hairs -catere | over his rlnp and sil,s a
little white sp 1t on tap OF the shoulder supposed
% be collar mark. DARK mIne aud tail and small
burst on tn left aide: also one bay mare about Is
barjs high, white strip ON the frehead the left side
Of the nose ~hite with II little white op tho under
ip, four white feet coll barked ton Of the neck
thin in fe-h and bran led the cf shoulder SUP
posed 10 b. j. -; also the right ihigb star Any
person that will bring or bptl OF them 10 Abbye.
R,nch. two miles above the Buffalo Ranch the
OrDviiie AMI Fnrbes,own Road. or will uve me in
10 nation IT thi srne, will be literally rewarded.
March ~, 1853 II ABBEY,
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naIDSs AVD rER aY NoTf,s

NOTICE u he sbv nv ~ ttt' the ret ,rsist.' ~.
~ apply to the Abri Il SAP ,ryisor- - .nt Sir
tieen q To consty ret Toll Briig AMI Frrry across
th. MitIle or South Fork OF Feather Ri -sr. q few
rpas ab I'VE It's ~ ;n1n silh tbs Srlh York ~ I'D
river 81 LVESTEI u. SAVAGE * 90.
Didy~r, April Isl, i555
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STATE OFFICERS.

n United srArgs SENATORS.
'sooorck ...... ......... ......, .WT.GHt0
U.S.. REPREsEHTATIvEs.
sntooen ......ss .....Chm. Seou
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BLANKS!
Nteft is,crt,'t.n Of Blanks executed on the short
Wsptice, with rurivaeI taste AMI Deatness.
UNITED STATES oFFiCRRs.
CABIN EFT.

rFsssdent ..... .......... .....iAxEs BUcu<SAS
Slce President. IJhn .. breckenridge
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

tlcaT 80 .f'.s.sssss ..... ...s.r. y. Nhthe -
rhef A. ''.s'''.s see .sss -. .pNop "uiP"y
.';:.....:..... ..........i. 2. Ripley
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sPOST OFFICE
Literary DEPOT (!
ME UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
Il rsnawed their stock would respectfully init
mate 4" their friends that they are prepared to u
ANY order embraced In the line Of
BOOKS,
Bound and in pamphlet form, comprising large no.
sortment Of NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authpr' ofthe day
Standard Works.
In sheep. calf ard cloth. Historical. Biographical,
Cri:.cal poeticll. TheOiogic a. Philosophical PhiIoi>
which are Byron. No IRE, shakespeare, 1en Johnson
Prescou's Conquest Of Peru and Mexicp, Brandt's
Encyclopedia OF Science. Literature aud Art, ditto
81 Nm tl,sh Literature, ca tnbers tnform ,lion Prof
.nsn.,ss;ns a,s %"'s'' A host which space 'e'''e'
School Books
Adapted for ths Goln non scho II. here, besides a
large assortment uf iiffsreni vareties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. gillian plain, ruled and unruled. lie
Cards, c"Iored and plain Fancy Note Paper OF
every variety AMI style. the finest ever brought ~
this market. EnvI pes To match
BLANK BOOKS demi f,lio CAP, quarto, In sheep,
Russia, hall bound. &C. Diaries hlr '5s, Morocco
Tucks. Pass Books sc
FANCY ARTi las, Desks, Positolios, Albums,
Gold Pens. aud Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
wcstrnholD best. VIOLIN STRINGS
Christmas Presents.
NorOccO bound tnnuais suitable for tfts Children's
Toy Hok ks, &C.. all OF which We Offer a, tho very
lowest figures
GtRNnAM 4 LOCKWOOD.
Dec 3j, 1887. dec2n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

STAR FISH, OR FIVE FRGERs.-Mr. Saunders, of
the Oyster Commission, has left at our Office some
specimens Of this rascally ish that are making such
havoc on the oyster beds. 1t is difficult to estimate
the injury that has been done by the star fish but it
is thought that the destruction Of oysters has been
not less than bushels and unless the
star sh disappears, the oystermen will be hardly will
ling TO plant their beds There is no known way of
getting ridof them The few that are caught are but
very small proportion of the increase In conse-
quenoe of the losses sustained by the star fish, the bed
holders intend to ask the General Assembly 20 inter
NIT the annual rent of ten dollars The sum is small
but IS considerable to those whose property has su
Tered so severely, and some Of whom have scarcely
anything left on the beds to protect them.
Providence journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18
THE soUrnEnS FIRg PRoor Roor,xo NJ

THE SOUTHERN FIRg Poor ROOFING. Messrs.
Geunon, Coleman Co., No. ST. Charles street ny m
attention Of builders planters others to their Southern
proof roofing an article which ened the highest con
q All VINO have property liable to destruction by are
OF damaged by rain Is represented as perfety
% o uernea6e preparation much cheaper than slate and
y q eaeie hasins, when finished ap earanee as well
ey Of stone 1t is invaluable for all Of FAT Q,
s steamboat decks, and omnibus tops etc. and
very hisel spoken by those who nave given Il ~
'ne erneass Of some Of may be seen appended 20 III
10 another column q The Crescent, Nessr
oo coleman Co have purchased The exclusive rieht Ia
plying orders any and at shor, motto. ss
vertisemens $3.50 Ne's al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

NEGRO EMFLoTEEs-FoRr BROOKE.
10 commence at 8 O'clock, p. N.


PROGRAMME:
LIST. Foot Race : Distance 100 yards - free to al
entries.
I'd. Sack Race--75 yards-negroes to be sacked ant
ready for entry at O'Clock six entries purst
-a S.
Sd. Shaved Tail Pig Race--free to all entries-prize
to the victor belongs the spos.n
4th. Wheelbarrow Race-th three entries.
5th. Root Hog or Die '-prize, 81 to each success
ful competitor-condti0ns each competitor to
extract, If possible, with only the assistance oil
his teeth, silver half dollar from tub Of -four
EVENINGS AMusEMESTss--S O'Clock, p. M--0penng
overture by full negro band Immediately upon
the termination Of which. grand display Of Fire
works. Pyrotechnist Uncle Billy Brown.
Upon the conclusion of the Fireworks, the ballroom
viii be thrown open, and the band will play a
grand march from the celebrated opera of a Isaac
le Dable." 10 the course Of the evening the
following dances will come off:
" Jim Grow, p in character
La syphide,' in character.
Supper at 10 o'clocks-sA strong police will be on
hand to exact the utmost attention to good order,
BY order Of the Managefs
his
PETER X ROBERTS, Director
sal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18
wARREN,s FIRr AMI " .rrnrnnor Rnnr,yn .rhi

"ARRRNs FIRE AND WATERPROOF RooFIYG.--This
valuable Preserver Of properly the outbreaks Of fire
S Of water hayHg been tested for last three
years MINIS ey TO the complete satisfaction numbers Of our
most respectable property builders This roofing is
composition q felt gravel and other naeria which, whit
they render as valuable insnabe as slate enable The
builder TO procure al forty per less cracks
decays aud the underwriters insure buildings wh at
the ssmerse and quite readily as the best slate
property Aessrs Thomas Richardson Co. rooier have the
patent for using the Warren Roofing Louisiana They are 10
DC addressed through the oce through IO4 Me,
their appended list Of vouchers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

RICE JEwELRy AND Fancy GooDs-It is not
possible % wish o brilliant and stylish al.
pay q and ttney goods, recherche assortment
than that Of Mr.. C. A. Tyler AZ No. lle Canal ra -,
koya comprises watches and from the ost famed
kasosean manufactures, together with jewey Of the rares,
and ost DISABLING patterns with sssetwase piaeduare
wood AVID pasr maehe decks and boxes ami an inibiy
oes pefuuiu and fancy goodsl which are sofa at
very cheap prices We advise all to read Mr. Tylef
ment Those passing the and looking at tbs show win
COWS via need no hint bianey and rarity Of the
roods = 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

PlcruHks rHAr sPEAK.--f any Of our friend,
would fully Understand he meaning Of the expression
lures that sp'a all they will have TO do Is 70 s,p into 4,
photograph gallery Of iend j. H. cas K At No % e,aa
street. between Charities and EAehanga Alley. Long ana -
snsse9 known Tor The fidelity and Tie exquisite rh Of M
pictures. whether plain OF eoined Nc CLARK hag
saeh % his lery his stock Of material
hs, e eAanow ehallspgs the eoup,ry surpass him
" spnpnoualy fitted up and The ladies shod
sI y and see the specimens af beaay the walls il not IA
oas< hsy viii hnd genllemaa and an artist who thorog
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

Dos'r LOOK N rHERE II You DoS'r WANT TO
DO ~ should have any half formed idea Of rosrr 10
holsekeepias o. Of refarhhs your ws new furniture
and yet b restrained b. you may please to consider p
dea notyes dent aios Canal street, between aronne
and nfxade For you Do, gon viii able 70 escape see
fng the very splendid furniture which Stewart Nos
III lad rs cA street hal display. Seeing IT, you ma be
snfesd . sop sud tke good loot dis may aks you IN.
qniire . the pfeess aud he prices learnt you are
Therefore. Il wand fazdiue s. don't
wat a. doe look % q sswas spe IS His Furniture Is
entsiy beauiiN complete IL il assalinieIf
cheap. 70 b psfsed b. With ipnniy To thost however,
haFsfalf m4ds ~ their ans the fafauie quss lo
FonId ~ nd NJ slesarfs advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

CAssEDY's EATING sALooN.-Mr. Hugh Cassidy
brother OF the late Jses Cassidy ST Charles reet-hSs
opened an eating saloon at No l9 Gravier street 10 hi he
invites the aienon, Of the gentlemen community a, "a
Of epiedrean in particular The resiaura lis ceaaly located
and VII at al times be stocked with the choicest selections m
he world Of Ssh hesh fowl biyalye, vegetables and wines
Ne call attention to Mr. Cassedy's card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuSGs.-Dr. c. P.
Cranes Institute at No LAG ST. Joseph street. has
sn ispae'on for the success with which pulmonary and
complaints are there treated, Wy the inhalation OF
eeeirosheanica and medical yapors ana he sc,ro
pahs Crane has cured numbers Of people Who had
almost given mp hope We yids to read the oc,o
card .s'A NAe Hee''t >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

NEW CARrErNes.-Some new and splendid arti.
ees Of earpe'ng ocOth mater al and other goods in
mag me have been received by Mesr. L. EIkn Co No
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18
SIX ExcELLENr suIRTs ron s7~ NJ, ~,

SIX EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR Six DoLLARs.-There
IS no Kind Of excuse for wearing eedy or badookn bi
when yon can 90 to Moody Royal and Canal
ana get sA as handsome and stylish shrts as Won can wish Ia
wear for lhespaltry Of six dollars And Moody, h,
are not his only cheap things He has pendd stock Of zen
eFh furnishing goods toilet articles perfneries etc which
ne sells at proportonatey cheap rates If you want to
See his card -s .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

MoRGAss Book SroRE-This well known and
popular establishment Exchange Place adjoining the Post
Office was never worthy the attention Of the reading pub
lie than at present. The hooks is very extsiy
intending all branches Of literature science whilst all The
hate literature OF The daywheher book review magazine
cheap puoeaen az well asevery newspaper that paper
are spread the long before the dap smell Of
the press leaves them. Strangers others wishing the city
will ind Aorgans excellent place seat 20 procure the
best literary pEovender. See Mr.. Morgan's card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

sHocxra 0ocuzazscE- New York Mirror
nys that lille boy. named Eddie Johnston, while
playason Sunday afternoon in an open lot in Water
street. Bookyn, set upon by two large bull dogs,
VIA ~ or both bis feet, crushed his legs, and
nnneIed him terribly before they were discovered.
II vas found impossible to drive the dogs off until
both were killed The poor little fellow was taken to
the hospits but cannot survive bis injuries He has
no parents Ewing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

IAANfNfIoN SAW MILLs-The plantation saw
mills which Mr. D. C. Lowber has for sale Southern Ma
ehnery Depot No. 9s Magazine street, are something which
every planter should inspect during his presence city
lse mus are OF different capacities saving 1900 10 TO-
900 is Of lumber day - simple that auy negro can
manage and keep them order all the time. Read Mr. Low.
bet advertisement II you his warehouse you may Judge
tay q the mills, BY seeing Of them in one niion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

GIFT Books AND Book GIFTs.-Messrs. Evans 4
o. scahnet Of gems at No 2s Camp streetcrary for
the enlightenment Of mind and decoration Of ne
study and gems Of gold and silver adornmn per
SOUS one Of the most attractive ey many attractive
institutions All the late and standard books ef the day. with
an variety Of miscellaneous literature offered
to the Inspection Of the public with an equally a
play Of jewery which given lagniaps with he
the latter being sold as low any other place See the
tisement - N N''S.-