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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

A RTrrfCfAL TEETH INSERTED At TUE LOWEST
~ possible priccsSes silver - on gnlt 30 Contnu
Rlm patna sos Teeth extracted without pain 13ls
DIR EAGfErON
nEHTTsTRy-cHEAP AND gooD-DR WAIT, 81
~ Mscdssl street near l,eecker, viii insert fun sets 81
teeth silver for $40 gold s2J 20 sJ plugging from 5ncents
o. "a Al work equally low and warranted Calls solicited
nR LUTurRs NEW STYLE OF MOUNTING ARTrFn
IL cial teeth combines utility comfort strength and dura
by equal the most expensive third their Those
esfous Of economsng should examine specimens N this
beautiful work. COS Broadway.
L. WILSON, 81 BOND STREET OPERA ALIVE Ann
Ia. manufacturing dentist would respectfully invite
tenou Of persons seeking superior excellence aracial
teeth, also description Of artificial
for the profession ~ short notice, aud at the very
prices.
q = PARTIAL SETS TEETH ON COLD; sfIyFp
sND ~. gold SO vulcsnite SIS besusf \,
rumotype teeth in sets teeth hied IN gold 81 clesnei Al
uiyoi teeth, ~ Work satisfactory; cheapest best
four premus. DR. MANSON, established ism, p, d.,
Twenty second street aud 3S5 Sixth avenue corne, Twenty
seeVaa ..sssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS,
w 56l and SIS broadway, near Prince street.
"N0 PERFORM EVERY EVENING
ANOTHER CHANGE.
sHnrs dances laughable sayings, by
Eph Horn. j. II. Budworth, q. White and T. Warden.
Concluding with - - -
Joshua Scnrenp Epn horn
Tickets 70 Doors open Ga curtain rises at IN
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NoTICE-TItE COMMITTEE ON FIRE
u Department 81 the Board & Aldermen will meel on
Thursday the iath xsP NJ SIS No, City
Hall The following subjects viii be taken mo consideration
Communication from the street Commit soner. win csii
mates aud award Of contract Tor Hose Company No. "a
Communication FROM the COMMISSIONER, with esii
and award Of contract Tor building house on ls No
- Thirty sixth stree between Ninth azd Tenth
nues for the use Of Engine Company No. rs.
Communication from Aa street. C.snmsssener, with est
and award Of contr ct for 2Vsfee og three Inch lea
thcr hose.
An ordinance for the kSer reguson OF the remen Of the
city and county of New York
Paying bill of watso& Hall fog work done house Of Hook
and Ladder Compsnt No 13
Communication fecm the G'oanptroer relative 10 lot Of
ground for Engine No. ~
Remonssnce &c properly owners 10 the viciny OF roeth
and Third avenue against the petition Of Engine Com
pony NO IL % remove their present location 10 Thirty thsd
street
Petition of Hose Company No for change Of location.
All parties inter Gated requested 70 appear
THOMAS W. ADAMS, lCommltiee
MICHAEL TUOMEY, I on Fire
JOHN LyNES department
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DRyANTs MINSTREIS,
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 broadway, above Grand street
Monday Oct H. and every night during the week-THE Ea
sENcE OF OLD viRaiNSY-CIuBs ARE TRuMps Bur
csque the tent and BATTLE OF BOSWORrH
FIELD. Smiggy Maggrura and the McDn Darrols Tyroie
Warblers soiree Ehiope New Songs, Dances Jokes
Buresques, Plantation Comicalues &c.
Doors open ri 6k; commence IN Tickets rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

E,0R NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
IL To sail Friday October Is, at 3 O'Clock +. NJ
he well known. saunch and fast steamship TENNESSEE
Thomas Forbes commander will commence to receive
freight Monday October H. and sail above from pier
No. 3 North river
Passage-First cabin $50; stccrage, SIS
HOFFMAN a PENNAL
81 broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DROkpwAY THEATRE
ID This old established theatre
WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS.
SOLE MANAGEMENT OF MIR. f. EDDY.
entirely renovated and decorated
Liberal Scale Of Prices and
Superior and Most Attractive Entertainment.
All applications for gagements must be made by letter,
addressed to 4. EDl.l, Broaaxa y theatre.
DOWERY THEATRE
ID Lessees. ..Messrs g. L. Fox and JW. Iangasd
Thursday evening, Oct IL 1853
PHANTOM.
Phantom Mr. j. Howe Ada Raby Miss Denvil
THE REGATTA.
W0MAN'S LOVE.
KAOUL.
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JOHN VIZ. GurREY. Agent.

A TRATIA.-PASSAGE ONLY E5
IA The magnificent AL clipper ship JUAN FERNANDEZ,
having over three on,t Of her cargo on board will positively
be despatched for Melbourne Monday This ship Is
guaranteed the first to sail Passengers will please examine
her at pier No East river For balance of freight passage
apply TO GOODBYE. ARK ELL ELLIOT los Pearl street.
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AToTlCE.--TuE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF THE
~ Hoard q Councilmen win hold meeting on Thurs lay
the lth instant NJ 81 r. NJ IN No. u Cty Ha y I'd
bray % hear Interested In the extension 81 Wohsreet
from Baxter street 70 Chatham street ,,,,.,, -
TOtt~ VAN TINE. y
yvuS n, BRAuY, ] svvsu
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(,cNcERT SINGERS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Ac
90 vshng spgasrgs9 W.. glsasi aasssa Nsss. pssSi
once,
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IlARNT'MS MUSETM-THE INFANT ESAU rs NOW
I'D here-the OF the famous bearded Womanpa child
only years age OF Fun and Luxians
Beard and whiskers. fHIODON'S THEATRE OF ARTS,
with complete change Of entertainments aud DR. vALES
TINE the Hmorisi with entirely budget Of Comt6
Monologues Quaint Recitals Thursday afternoon at
o'clock the evening ~ O'Clock The Grand Aqua
be at all umes well a. the Happy Family. Law
ing Scrpeuts &c Abundance all Is cents children undnr
tan cents
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uSRANKIrg MUSEUM III GRAND STREET., oNE DOOR
II from broadway hange q g.rtcrmssce Ne~ @oeaun.
every day commencing o'clock IN the aernoen and TX
eveaing Rsmemhe The above The only place where
TIE MODEL ARTIsTE4
are eli btcd. consisting ~ troupe OF
" TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
who beauty and synmey Of figure stand unr'valed An
"pp'"' EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
IN spisndd selection OF Living sainary" Also, Will APP
pear the ..- -.--.--
FEMALE MINSrREIS
ii their dances &c with other entertainments Adm
s,n Orchestra seats cents Is cents Private
sl; the stage s. CAab-sasasay next Oct l6 VII
BENFr1T OF MADAME WHARTON
the drcclrsgs Of the troupe, which nearly
ONE HUNDRED YOUNG LADIES
viii appear Model Arsies with other en,eralnu tns
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N-IBT.OS GARDFE-ExTRA
~ NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
IN consequence 81 he numerous demands nj ne boz o
Tor performance & -.
SAT- TsDAS EVENING NkAI, Oct 10,
with Miss Ac.EES ROBERTSON and
~ Mr. DION gDrRC1CATLT
In heir original charactsrs.
and Mr. GEoRc y JoRDaN's
RANDALL McGRRGOR.
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THE TOnET.-PRrcEs RNyDoR, TwrSrYFf
II cents bottle. impaftsa
BEAUTIFUL BLOOM TO THE FACE,
and certain Tor rccklca Eunburn pmpcs and
all other cuianeous erupons Of the face transforming the
YELLOW AND sAIIow COMPLEXION
delicate smoih and velvet Ike color soc'hes All
irritation and mpar - the c0unrnancea and natural
Ladies using chalk, alabaser, mecn Fun &C, are ~.
vtted bottle and they viii always continue IT.
Price For sale the drug store 300 Grand street
~ B-gentlemen will hnd Prices kalyder admirable
raraon amer shaving aayng any irritation aud soothing
lender beard.
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CPEED, COMFORT. ECONOMY.
~ EOR SAVANNAH AND EI0RIDA

United States Mail line.
The fayore steamship AUGUSTA, Captain NJ s. Woodruff,
will leave Saturday, Oct 49, at L. NJ from pier No.
North Through tickets be had the following
places Fare low by other steamers from New York
to Savannah accommodations superior
New York New Orleans $50 90 Mobile 1885, Montgomery,
Ala S26 Atlanta Ca, SOB Albany Ca $2i; Columbia, Ga,
$2S; Macon, Ga, S2l; Savannah. SIS
BPeisons wishing through tickets must apply one hour
before the departure the For freight passage
apply to SAMU Ell /. MITCHELL son, Is Broadway.
The rates OF freight by this will he 10 per foot
for goods and other articles in proportion
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Berths not occurred until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. ,
The ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals I'M
less bills OF adng signed therefor and the value thereot
therein expressed. For freight or passage, apply 70
r. CUNAKD, No. Bowling Green
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-24
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

a Office is hereby given that certain lands sit
y uatcd in the County of Van Buren,, bid oil to
the State for Tsx,s of 1856, and previous years,
aud described IL statements which will be for
werded to the oihcc 0! the Treasurer of said Coun-
II, somesime next month, will be sold at public
auction, 5y said Tres suTer at tho county seat, on
The first Monday oi 0ctsber next, at the time and
place designated for tho ordinary Tax Sales, if not
previously disposed Of at this Office, according to
law.
Sail statements contain full description of
each parcel Of said lands, and may be seen on ap-
plication at the Office of the County Treasurer.
Lands struck OF 70 the State for taxes Of 1856,
or othor years. at tho Tax Sales in October last,
will be offered subject to the right Of redemption
prescribed by law, as well to the right OF rur-
chase cf the State Bids az this Office prior to the
sale WHITNEY JONES,
auditor General
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-24
Annual Tax Sales.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE, /
Lansing, Mich, July LIST. 1898. J

90 much of each of the following described
- tracts or parcels of land, situated in the Coun-
~ OF Van Burcn, delinquent for unpaid taxes, fol
the years mentioned below, US will be sufficient tc
pay tho taxes, interest, and charges thereon, will
no sold by the Treasurer of said County on the
first Monday of October next, at such public and
convenient place he shall select in Paw Paw,
The county seat Of said county, according to the
Statute in such case made and provided
WHITNEY JONES,
iudit0r Gcae-al.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-24

1856.

Town South of Range Is West.
/ ofneq So Is SO Il 20 -
Town , South Of Range Ii West.
cAofnwq so 81 ~ 20 10 s.
Town South OF Range II West.
u acres ofwil
ofnwa 81 81 jj 10 20 Sc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
TRAvELINe coRREspoNprNcE.
On STEAMER ECLIPSE,
Above Vickshurr Nov III

ON 7AhAAhh ECLIPSE,
Above Vicksburg, May IL, 1858. I
Editors Crescent The passengers on the Eclipse
were favored yesterday morning with several copies
OF your paper, which had come through by railroad
and waited our arrival at the City of the Hills
We found the Wednesdays double-sheet Crescent to
contain all the news, both foreign and domestic and
assure you without any attempt at fiattery, that
your paper justly assuming the rank of the most
popular and influential journal in the great CONNER
cal metropolis of the South.
We left the City Hotel on last Monday evening,
which establishment we especially recommend to
travellers visiting New Orleans, who wish to enjoy
both comfort aud good living one of the very best
hotels in every essential particular, to be found in
the Southern country.
The Mississippi river, thus far has presented to our
vision almost unbroken sea Of water, many of the
plantations being entirely submerged. The damage
done to the growing crops stock, buildings fences
etc.. etc.. must be immense.
We have on board bridal party from your city.
who appear to be enjoying themselves finely on their
first trip, after having been duly united and launched
upon the sea of matrimonial life. The Creole sings
rs sweetly and plays as diviney upon the piano as
though nothing particular had happened.
AS we passed Vicksburg we took on board mum.
Der OF the elite of that ourshng town, who are as
OVAL set of fellows as were ever congregated to.
sether, and all appear to be acting on the maxim,
hat as life is Short they are determined to 90 it
While they are young.n
You shall hear from me again. TpAvptrp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
LETTER FROM PoINTE coUpEE.

PoISTE CouPEE, May l4th, 1858.
Messrs. Observation-Disclosures hasten TO inform
you Of what's certainly gratifying to the good people
in our parish, and probably equally so to many of
your citizens. The river is now falling. Since the
18th inst. It has fallen full three inches and we
have every prospect of a speedy and sure fall of the
angry flood. You may be sure that hundreds of our
planters will now begin to sleep quietly, because,
during the time of these high waters and heavy rains,
although as good If not the best levees in the State
our people have heen keeny alive to the threatened
foundations Of the Father of watersr 1t NAV not
here be unimportant to say that at this point the
water attained hight approaching the rise of ls49,
less three nches of 1851 less eleven nches of 1928
less tweny-three inc hes and exactly equal to 1850
BY reports from above and below, we must believe
the present rise to have been greater than that or 1851
And if such should prove true, we have then fair
conclusion that cutofs are highly beneficial. am
satisfied that the increased velocity of the current
since the Tunica cutoff was made, has in great de-
gree saved us from complete inundation this year
and If Pointe Coupee, the head Of the Delta ever he
comes submerged, there is but little hopes for the in
terror parishes.
The cane crops look exceedingly promising, being
quite forward and il there is now nothing to disturb
the plant one thing certain, this parish will make
the very largest crops Of sugar that she has ever
made. OF cotton, there is but little made in this
parish in comparison To Is years since but the plant
now growing is doing quite well, having recovered
from the effects Of the late cold weather Corn is
indeed fine. The health of the parish is as good as
can be desired.
Yours truly, MAURICE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

The Galveston Civilian of Saturday last has the
following:
The U. S. msn-ofwar steamer Dispatch touched at
Galveston yesterday. She has been cruising in the
Salf Tor some time-as is supposed TO look out for
nhousters slsvers and any other suspicious charao-
tefs that may be expected to appear on our waters
she appears to have made no discoveries.
IN the cotton market the demand continued fair
Up 70 tne receipt OF the Of yesterday morning
only about 800 bales, however, had been sold at
lasl prices-say II cts. per pound for Middng-fac-
TORS continuing firm in their demands The news
yesterday had the effect to check operations, and we
cents per pound.
days u 20 Ia discount.
From the Houston Telegraph II appears that the
receipts of cotton FOR the week ending Thursday
were 99S bales. Receipts OF the season IS $50 stock
on hand May 18th, 1862 bales. The falling of IN re-
ceipts Is owing to the late storm.
The last number Of the Victoria Advocate saws
Since last publication this section, and probably
all Western Texas. has been favored with old fashion,
ed, eopioas and abundant rain Corn ia this vicinity
Is from fye to six feet high dark colored and rank,
and all other crops are equally thrifty. Our farmers
look cheerful, feel Independent and don't care cent
about the price Of putty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

IzRgE CHILDREN BuRsED TO DEArH.-The house
q Mr. Frank Hopewell, in Catland jackson county,
Indiana, was burned last week. The Gre, which was
discovered ahoas sunrise, spread 30 rapidly that
were up but four small children, three girls and
poy were still in bed; the latter made bis escape and
sHo q the others rescued but the third an in
,mnt n O About eight months could not be reached.
seized some Of the clothes ana rushed ont thtntin
sne nsa her cnid, but, on examination, il was ais,
covered burned % death, and crushed among the
salnag tmnsrs Two Of the other children died 10 q
,em nouns al.ef Iom the effects Of the flames As
nsas.s Thousand dollars in gold which was laid be-
tween the beds where the children slept. was mssin
u is supposed that the house was set on Gre.
ICincnnati Gazette. lIth
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIaED INTO BY
bRirisH tRuisEEs-Capt. Howes, of the schooner
a Monlie, reports, 18th ult, when twenty-five miles
sootn OF hey west, saw steamship to windward
bearing down for Us. Hove to to speak 70 her and
when within r'fieshot distance she commenced drlne
rifles at u.s. the balls from which passed between tbe
men on deck and lodged Ia the bulwarks then
They then sent a boat on board Of the Mobile and
overnauled the vessels papers, aud declared their in
tenton 70 seize the vessel she not having forei~n
register on board, but afterwards left sithout doing
go ihey gave no reason for acting as they did nor
od tney deny plainly seeing the American ensign set
on our vessel. The steamer was the British war
steamer sfyx. New York Times 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

Certificate of the NetU Orleans UndeJtpTifeTs.
The undersgned Underwriers, having confidence in the
BRlDGEW PAINT for the covering Of shnge roofs
and frame buildings will all times give those risks
preference where the BridReWster Paint . used
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
T. A. ADAMS, Pres't Crescent e. =.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home .
j. PEnBERTON Pres'tN o.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual .
CHAS. BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London .
SAMI. y. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
rertifcnte Of .Lohn 3. Miner of AnnLnnn,

New Iberia, AttAkapas March l6 1892
In ynly last, was induced apply the BRID0EWATER
MINERAL PAlkT to Sugar House, aud respect
has exceeded my expectations and the representations made
by the Agents, Mesrs. g. G. BOGERT co. 1 cheerfrlx
add testimony the IN the AGENTS
Circular and recommend the Planters aud Others -
the best Fire and Water known Wbsre
have applied IT, has been exposed since last Juy
and has neither bsered cracked formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious
CSgned) JOHN r. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
]. WRIGHT G. co.
If YOU WOULD ESCAPE


YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Insisnt NeverFaing AntdOe Pain Earth
wARRAN
without smart and quicker all As that other thing.
relieves absolute and unistakabe
remedies and medical skili
l. Stops all pain, of Burns instantly
2 Heals Burns and even Small Pox etc. free of scars.
5. Admits no Scald TO raise water blister or sore
4. Takes away Old Sores fully.
D. subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
8. Ends Convulsions, Collie and Fits directly
7. Soothes Nerves 70 ease, quiet and strength
3. Restores action and strength to Palsied Limbs
3. Destroys Modification instantly.
10. Generates Flesh rotted thereby.
II. KeeTs of Black and Swelling after blows
H. Dissoves CataTacts and strengthens Sight
lS Draws and heals Blisters free of smart or mark
L. NeuiraEes all poson and humo either hereditary or In
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles rabid ami.
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
aABsoL LUTELY
Now, whether the bigot believes not Fire. Poison In.
hammasion Modification and Hydrophoba the bor
ror Of all men, nepient Consumption, Constipation Eryspe
las, Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Pleurisy
Chronic Darrhea Dysentery etc. rendered
harmless-controled easily by child possessing box Of
this Innocent mighty, cheap electric rapid antdote
versal suffering.
$4,000
Will be forfeited II does LIFE all medical
science fails.
MILLIO
Use 1t daily in asounded sasaction-a praise itNoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT, and it has become the greatest
commercial antidote extant.
Refer DR.. " Mott New York. the greatest surgeon etc.
in America and all eminent physicians
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| q and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST May II, 1858.
The mate of the ship Clarendon arrived this morn
ing from the reef in the soop vingard and reports
that the Clarendon, Capt. Bartlett, of New York,
from Sagua La Grande, with cargo Of 1000 hhds.
sugar, bound to New York, ran ashore near Double
Headed Shot Key, on the night of the sth and lay
in very dangerous position The captain dispatched
the mate here for assistance Several vessels leave
this morning for the ship. She was making some
water at the time the mate left
The brig Huntress from Matanzas, is coming in
in charge Of pilot, with all hands sick.
The brig Lydia Francis, from New York, arrived
yesterday.
The brig Tavania, Whitley, arrived from New York
on the llth.
Yacht Oriental, Hoyt, arrived from Nassau on the
Ilth.
u s.P. L. steamer Uretha, 1t. Sands, arrived this
morning from New York
Steamship Calhoun sailed at A. NJ. for New
Orleans.
Mrs: Partipgton asks what is the use of killing
hogs, IL you go and cure them Afterwards
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
Certificates OF Masters of Vessels, shin Car
pentefs, etc.
Certifeate Of Haghes 6. Halefts

NV UT7eAns, March 4, I96g-
We have used the Bridgewaer Mineral Paint for which n q
Bogert Co. for the years and
the Louisiana Dry Dock every opuonnv ~
Judging OF its merits as durable and protective paint
In opinion, Is superior any seen when
applied fresh work and every respect equal 10 What II
represeutedio be. In short time il becomes perfect slate
and great body and elasticity decks az YES
sells railroad bdgs depoi every description on
consider in valuable s
@igned) HUGHES VALETTE Co
Ara of fha lam IA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
Certificate Of Capt. UTliGm Bro,on, of Toyboo,

have used the BRIGEWAfER PAINT for which Messra
H buGEkI CO. agents. hurricane deck N me
towhoa Porpoe" The paint has been on breemonths
and aud einders constantly falling upon IL has had No az
iee whatever In about tour weeks became perfect ata
am sashed ITS Possessing all the qualities NECESSARY 10
insure certain protection against the effects of NM &
des confidently recommend the BrdgewAer Paint for tbe
purposes set forth in the AGENTS circular ~ 0i '17
tsignedD WIN. BROWN, Captain Of Towboat Porpoise
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

COLLISION on LAKE osrARIo.--A dispatch Of the
10th inst. from oswego, N. Y, says:
The schooner Arcadian, bound from Bayfield, to
Oswego, with wheat,fcame into collision Yesterday
morning with the schooner Lucy J. Latham off Big
sodusf and sunk Immediately afterwards The crew
were taken on board the L. ]. Latham and Brought
into this port. ~e-'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

new orleans, Dec IL, 1855
have used the Brdgewaer Paint and houses Of
the bark awatha and find II superior paint yersed
recommend to masters Of vessels especially for decks In
June last decks leaked and the Bdgewater being strongly
recommended applied coats which tev have bee
perfectly tight and have not needed caukng painting
(Signed) DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark Hiaysstba
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

The opinion entertained by me OF the BRTnGEW ATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate 1882 has been
more than confirmed since consider Il valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed OF Il by ne
Agents. (signed) JOHN r. MILLER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
Certificate Of Capt. Gale, Of ship R. D. Saepherd

Having used the BrdgewAter Paint on decks and oeT Ds
OF my vessel for time past cheeruiiy endorse III
merits and consider Il the best durability and a
that have used. - ' P'N'eS
Csgned) JAMES GALE, Master of ship R. D. Shepherd.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

= Az ANKoDoTE or Cor. BKsToS. sIrr.v said
1oi- benton, net many days belere he died sir.r
there are three disreputable resorts in which he Il r
, aemuered nave never set foot, and name them IN
70 hoAse or lll-lame, gamblinghel, and national
convention. Yes sir, am free Of those"