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1ARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
lmport~s and Dssias in
DRUGS = MEDICINES,
SPAINTB. OILS, vARNIsHES.
WINDOW GLASS. GLASSWARE. BRUSHES. &C
Ue lA9 1oala ~, ~. nm aaA aiasA,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
Printing Inks,

Printing Inks,
We have for sale . quantity Of wADEs CoLos-
m Isks, which are Justly oousidsrsd the best In
market. There s-s among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to t33per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss aad vasnish. and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Mathsr's Black
Iak,, still undispossd Of than which there
hsttsr In market.
All Of which We will sell At manufacturer pri-
sss. for cash.
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J.. A. n A s O n
ID II N IT L s II j.

Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
host Of work done without paying
all you have got for it, and
Where you can have a set Of Teeth made
that tciA suit you, toithouf haring three
or fous sets made, and paying
for them each tims.
He makes use Of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
N. Bile makes his own specimens.
my5d
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Oluoolnslo0.
vISHE partaessAip hsrstofors existing between
i stephen 8. Jones, and o. b. o. Bannon, ID this
day dissolved By mutual consent.
8. T. jones WIN settle ell ths business Of the old
fra.
Nay 81, ~
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LSXTENsION TABLES, side Nee rAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, By GEO. +. KILBOURNE, Agent,
maylbd MaiA-st., bet. ID / Sd.
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Bufraio asd Lake huron nailreaA /.

BuffAlO and Lake Huron RallroaA |!
CHICAGO To BUFFALO VA DETROIT
At the above office tickets for New York, Boston,
anfall the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACK,
Agent OF b. 4 L. II. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April 10, 'tSdly-o.Hs.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained ut the Office Of the Grand
Trunk X. h. of Canada, in ehicsgo.A
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HOW0 wt2te HB1UEobcS COR3Uys
Al meeting Of the Board Of DIRECTOR hsld at
the olase Of the Company, On Monday, tbs 7ist
Of June, 1888, tbs .ssesstssy vss instructed 70
eomnsses suit on ell premium notes on which
assessnsnA are dss and remaining unpaid, On
and after the 18th DAY u July nexs, in accord
ance with ths Charter and Bylaws 81 said Com
psnys WA. r. TURNER,
June %, ls5S-dtd Sscy.
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ohnger,s sewing Machine.
ESOR al manufacturing purposes, singers Sow
public insist upon having their clothing Ac, made
BY them. Singer Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest pr1aentsd for competition, aid, being ar
ranged 4 fall knowledge OF the defects Of other
mAchiAs4 Tor similar uses, has avoided rsmedied
them all. II 10 the handsoEiest Sewing Maehins
svsS made, and tho easicst TO harm TO operate.
Its excellent mechanical principles ard qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines aud give assursnee Of thsir be-
coming universally adoptd. Apply for !. n.
Singer 4 Co. 4 Gazette. Copies supplied eratis.
Western Office l40 Lake Street, Chicago.
mch4d6m WIN. BkoDEklCK, Agent.
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The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE 10
In MoCu,n's 1ailding, corner Of Main and
Second Btrssts. EntTsnss on Second street;
CosasiAg Room frst door 70 the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work filled
With nsatusss and dispatch.
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0QDNR011so m1ot0HEs
H3uw y0IUxn. TAe Anasisan Revelstiea -
IN II 11stafY e ~ UoiteA DtAtsa. vi. va,
49, So1.1. = ~ Aneeisa1 Rsvelntisa ~ Go.
11nssset ~. uniDpsn With ~ lrsvisO vol
~. I'm pshlished, nilliasd % ysnAess. Ihs
Mas1Gans," ~. Two vols, = -. ~. ~.
4 m saas9 V0DSS, SSorSSxI &C. -
nA11a6 q Nain-st.
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The GROWING CLIMAX.

DIR. j. K. n ICkEY
LAS just received splendid stocks OF dentlcs
J. i Hen's aud Youths HATS, of every quality
aud well suited for the season. Also, Misses Straw
Flats and Ladies' Riding Hats.
First come, first served
iune s-d NO 90 MAIN-ST.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

.NEw sppINc cnnns
- .,n
~
USUAL APPOINTMENT;
AHrV ~ r<Nr earn
ONL1 F(Jh GA MI
--a~-
this Spring,
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Order No. "a.
WAN WITH ENGLAND!
4 FIvO the Keokuk Guards, TO auy psrsons a
r i holding the arms and accoutxsasnts BE-
M longing 70 thu. Company. You are hereby 10
notified TO deposit the ZANE ut No. ls3 Main
street, sud receive . receipt for the same. II 10
especially desired and recommended thai al arms
returned may be we'll cleaned ssd In good order,
I'll MckESNY, First Lieut.,
juus13dlw Commanding ksokuk Guards.
OPEN DUG6Y.
nSE new hne buggx for sale cheap. At
~ TILLINGHAST, LANE I BULLS,
junel7 sign Of the Broad-axe.
Paseas Double wall Ice Pischsss.
OLIVER PLATED aud Britannia double wall
- ice pitchers for sale At
TII4LIN6HAST, LANE BULLS,
june1S sign Of the Broad-axe.
ICE DREAK EMS.
DATENT Toe breakers for sale At
I TILLIN0HAET, LANE = BuEL'S,
jsnel7 sign Of the Brosd-axe.
=. -. vOWELL,
Dealer N DSo1e anA Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTufPS,
DRuSHES, Psrfamsry, Fancy Articles. and al
ID the Patent Esiicin mes Of the day, No. Isl Main
ssIsst, Ksokuk. lows. lmsy3tdSml
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ATT RNEY AT LAW
CoREHR THIRD AND MAIN sTR1RTs. over
~ sGss Of I. B. . .. " Ford.
nav1lA
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DRAfH ~ BuxsrRoKs.--Ws notice an IN
usual nunber Of deaths BY sunssroks In I'll
parts Of the country. We have not Assrd Of
any In oar city - jet, and W trust shall not.
All Who can should svoid exposure to the in
tsnss hest Of the sun in the hottest portion
Of the day. And those who are ssdsf the
necessity Of exposing themselves thus should
use precautionary measures, sneh - wse.ing
. wet cloth on The top Of the hsed, and alb
staining from TOO free use Of Ice watsr
while the bloed 10 ovsrhssAsd.
DoNAr1oM PAsFY.-Ths msnbsrs Of the
Affissa n. =. Church hsd donation psoy
on the 5th, for the bsnsAt Of thar ninistsr,
from which thsy cleared the sun Of $780,
The eongrsgation numbsss sbost thirty nsn-
bsrs and they have Sunday school Of sew
sntys6vs, which il attended BY old and yoang
psrsons, several Of whom, though quiss Id
vanesd in years, are nov lsasning to road
The seal Of The congregation FOR moral and
intellectual improvement - highly commend
able, and sAsy merit encouragement and sub
stansiai aid from thsir fsliov-cisissns.
0An eyewitness, who nose, writes 20
the Cineinnati Gazette - follows:
ssThe eitissns Of Cairo are bssily engaged
in removing the slimy deposit from their
houses. There arc four hundred and Afty-
ono distinct and distinguishabls stinks in The
town, and several wards yet 70 hear FROM
the offence (ivsusss) Of Cairo rank and
smells 70 heaven Myriads Of musquitoss,
Of the largest known breed, and rsvsnoss
beyond precedent, gil the air, and are ready
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direct lnanersasisn
or
HARDWA REAND CUTL cry!
8. w. q II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
L have in store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade direct from the makers which
they oifer to cash and prompt tims-buyers on To-
vorable tcrns. The stock beng unusually large,
they confidently solicit an examination r,. OF the
same. y. W.AH. TUCKER,
May lo-d4w Sign Of Red Paddock.
4 MES SHOVELs.-- A large stock q mes :
~ shovsisfor sale low by
maybe s. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
CCYTHk T0NEn.--scytke Stones, Of different
- kinds in quantities to snit.
maybe w. II. TUCKER.
CCYTHE kIFLEs.--various qualities Of Scyths
- Rifles and Sharpeners for sale BY
CIcKLES.-A good article q siskiss Tor n.s By
- fmaylO] S.W. 4 n. TUCKER.
/yRINDSTONES;--I The Bersa Q ri adstonss, ofva-
~ rious sises for sale by
s. VAN. TUCKER,
tSign of the He'd Padlock,)
Maylei6w Cor. Of Main ! ~ Sts.
E,ENcE NAILS,
Z Fine Sd do
Annealsd DO to elineh--a superior article.
Casing do
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by s. w. 4 II. TUCKER,
mAy8d&w
@y0KN Garden, Grubbing and other HOES
~ Spades, shovels, Mat locks and Picks
Soythcs. Snaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow bells, Kakes and Corn plantsfs;
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw KnivN;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks
And : .a.se s.cek * ss.c-t~d Hardware and Cot.
lery ON hAnd aud for sale low By
pAySdAw H.W. n. TUCKER.
Xlpl. Manners,
UY8 An 40 . = = ~,
o Resrth GSus - eAnesa sanxsAanes
nayIe-d1y
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@USaNEss NOTICE.
We szpsst Ill Job Work 70 BE- paid for On
delivery, unlsss thsrs i special undssstsnd-
Ting 10 the eontrasy.
UWs will pablish the resolutions Of the
Odd Fellows to-uorrow.
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lust RECEIVED. A Large Let 81
OsUPEKIOR ICE CHE&TB-an indispenss-
BILE Article in every familsfor sale very cheap, by
GEO. Z. KTLBOURNE, Agent,
june2-d MAin-st., bet. ID 4 Sd.
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A New Gold Mine Disc oveYed.
Ann nor. CHAIRS, OF ALL DRSCRIp-
.kUU rIoEs, just received and for sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, by
GEo. E. KILB0URNE, A gent,
mayl5d Main-st., bet. ID 4 I'd.
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Ffns Geld aaA SILVER watches,
CLOCKS, 6PECTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Thifd-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

CITY HOTEL. j B Smith La W A Lane,
W W Chapman, c kennor, " Cole Clinton r
Robeson, y 2 g Y Hoskins, Prestage. Brook
haven J Broweh. Miss n Garner, Miss Gar
ner, Hoover and wife D McLaurin. wife and son,
Miss ! II McLaurn Gen w f Carrie and lady Can
ton. \ Lawes, A Moore, Brashear city Vim
D King, Tenn "a shannon F Buck, Mass
Garner, Q J 5 Massingll La. j Gibson
H Webster, Chicago R D Dams, 7 Warthy, Baton
Rouge W r Lyon, n Y. L Baker. Shreveport
D Sparks. W I Williams, CIV H Sher and
lady Miss X 4 jackson, . Rodney and SON } NJ
Morris, g W Noand, n J *. Miss Thompson, Texas
Geo Keller John Keller. Jackson. John Cowan. r
NJ MorOer, { Eke ana wife, Miss yelling, w
Haidy and wife, W I CASTOR and lady, DR. B H King
: NJ White, ' l IeTell' W Price, Miss Price, Mrs
Carney, Miss Kate Carney, w Dadds and lady Jno
Roach James Roach Mrs Barker. Miss T Gichrst,
Miss GlchrIst Mrs NJ Harrington and child, Mis- NJ
Harrington, : B Rowland, Thos Cam. R D Mcdowell,
& " Len. N HUFF, Miss Morrison, + Morrison,
S Harrison, G Johnson I J Buck, La Capt
Granger and lady, Mrs Flanner, Mrs Capt Lee and
chldn, Mr.. Gillian, child and svt, st Louis. Mrs
Reynolds, Mrs Capt Wallace child and svt, DR. Smith
anu iady, +, "A. A - warren; ) Il isley,
" Ia fat Untrue, Miss y larei I9Xas t1S
Johnston, ION " AleAandfa =, 1oste, ! Stone
~ 1u{; ChIpuLS HI, "a M?9Te, 9e, ?
I5 AiI i, si1 C8M5eE y ad ehi,a n L NleE9lIs
anu sNt, : An. a NJ. ~ BiaGeSlGe, Mobile, IL
n9Htn' = II 4, pG G lts oe llIlihlh ana 1augn rs
Ms 81 u Vooalah ana tahiiy Dr Y Compton,
New orleans ,,.....,-
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. j L Lobdell lady and
svt, Baton Rouge C NJ Polk and svt, Tenn d
Green and lady, Miss Luke, Ficksburg Mrs Bibby
IN \ Et, gnt, n SaT9Le q a Saunan,
a w W (arI6ss y I Snn+t rift = T's sr,gCA y
r. Fl Krmp J Caperfon, Ky w G; IfLs 1oai ls st
Ii u Il ] % P ~ n" y SoolS p
Hoas Pittshrg IN s9G Psma EISan' D pm n
ana fSniI CIa W II t1, n jlsas
Cinrinnati II smith Wm + Smttb In. ''li0 7o ~
Spaijing, Baltimore carie Faska A y Wa,nsEin
pr, J Ei+ a IT I8in5hlL.'
!
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PLAcIpE's yARIETIEs.-"S Still Waters Run Deep
the usual quantity of dancing and Forty Winks, +"
were last night presented to the uproariou5 satisac-
ton Of a fashionable audience in the beautiful Yare-
ties. The opinion which has been growing since
the Varieties opened, is now resolving itself into
public verdict; and that is that more clean and
beautiful theater greater crowd of beautiful women
and ltnelooking mem better company of actors and
actresses, nicer Judgment of stage effect, in finely
painted scenery, stylish properties, and rich and
beautiful costumes have never yet been enjoyed by
the theatergoing public in any city OF the United
States. This is strong language but there is no par.
tice Of extravagance in it.
Tonight we are to have Goldsmith's famous old
comedy of She Stoops to Conquer;' = a series of
beautiful dances by Zoe Georgetta the Gale sisters
and Miss Jackson and the petit,eomedy of the
Young Widow The bill is a really magnificent
one and ought to crowd the theater to its remotest
nooks aud cranuies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

MURDER AND LYNCHING.-A few days ago a man
named Adams got into a row in Illinois, opposite
Hannih l. Missouri, and was elected from the house.
He stood by the dopr until a young man, who had
taken no part in the difficulty, came out As he
stepped from the door, Adams drew knife aud
stabbed him to the heart, killing him instantly.
Adams fed, bnt was pursued and caught. A crowd
collected and hung him tree, by the river.
FATAL LEAP.-A young German named Christian
Groeten got very drunk in ST. Louis few days ago,
and during the night jumped through window and
fell to the ground below, The fall killed him,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

ST. CHARLES TnEATER,-Mr. Anderson had a
cleyerly full house at his benefit last night and the
performances passed off to the full satisfaction of all
Gerald Griflns new play of Gisppus or the For
gotten Friend was given with great success. It is
of those highly wrought stories of the old heroic
times, in which were supposed to exist nobites of
soul and refnements of honor, for which we might
yanly search nowadays; but which, when we'll
acted steals upon the spectators as perfectly natural
and draws tears from the sentimental.
GisippuS, the large hearted Athenian, Anderson; ;
FulvjuS, the great souled Roman, (Pope) who both
loved the lovely and heroic Sophronia (Aiss DENIM
the hearless brother of the maiden, Medon, (Hamb-
lin) and the other personages Of the story repre-
sented by the remaining strength of the company,
went through intensely interesting agony of love
grief, misanthopy and desperation resulting in only
one murder and coming near an eXecutiOn-al eX-
cept the murdered man and his murderer coming out
at last better friends than ever. Anderson as the
man of great soul, driven to beggary misanthropy,
despair and desperation, by his conflicting love and
friendship. was excellent 1t is in the honest ugly
and the desperate pathetic that Anderson eXces !;
and he alone it was who moistened the sentimental
eyes Pope was very good as the seishy happy
winner of the girl and aceratingy remorsetnl as the
ifeud OF MS u0Wh-laAeh lfieuu aL tne close MISS
Denim got along with her trouble between the two in
correct and tasteful manner, but lacked the force,
the partial phreasy which was necessary to some Of
her desperate situations. Gisippus y reminds rs
much of Damon and Pythias, and sreally pretty
and interesting play.
The Honey 1Ioon1 wound up the performance,
with Anderson, Miss Denim and Ben DeBar in the
three attractive characters. 1t was spendidy done
all round and won numerous from the audience.
Tonight we are to have Macbeth again, Ander.
son and Miss Denim taking the lead, and Ben DeBar
and Fanny Denham in the "Stage Struck Tailor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

STEAMER AFToN, JR. sUNK-We learn from the
officers of the steamer Lewis Whteman that the
steamer Alton, Jr., Capt. White, hence for Yazoo
River struck snag on Wednesday evening last, at
the foot Of Prophets Island Chute and sunk in few
minutes after striking She lies with stem and stern
out of water, aud it is supposed will be raised with
ont much difficulty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

DIR. HALE'S LECTUREs.-Dr. Hale is to commence
his very interesting lectures and exciting experiments
upon and in electro'bology, on Monday evening, in
the lectareToom at Odd Fellows Hall The great
that has attended the Doctor for the last six
eight years warrants US in predicting that he will
not only succeed but raise very unusual excitement
in New Orleans AS an evidence of the feeling he
left behind him in Texas we subjoin the following
from a late number of the Galveston News:
DR.. Hale has now become so identified with Texas,
that we have commenced to regard him as citizen,
and it is with much pleasure we learn that he intends
making his permanent residence among us after com
petiug bis engagements in New Orleans. As sue
cessn delineator OF the science of Electro Biology,
we believe shall be justified in saying he has few
if any, equals and though his public lectures have
been attended chiefly as a source of amusement, lin
which he has on all occasions not only cOnvulsed his
audience with laughter but also led them by the ire
Sistbe force Of his eloquenCe to the serious contem
pat0n of subject but yet in its infancy, but which
Is gradually becoming more and more a subject of
study by those in search of new theores( it is in his
private or class lectures where the Doctor chiefly
GELS. and through which he has made such host of
friends throughout Texas. In every city aud town he
has visited in our State he has been urged and i'm
pOrtuned to give class lectures and in every instance
where he has complied with these calls he has re-
celved, unsolicited, the highest testimonials and
eulOgumS we have ever seen bestowed upon any lee
tmer any science. We have seen several OF those
cards signed by Of the leading men in our State,
and the cards we published some months ago, BY the
classes Dr. Hale had in our city, embraced most of
our prominent citizens, who COnCurred in awarding
that testimony due to the science he successfully
illustrated. The chief object aimed at by DR.. Hale is
the practical application Of eectroblOogy to the cure
OF diseases in which he has been emnently successful
so far be has pactiCed in our State, and it is with
this view he intends opening hospital in our city
on his return from New Orleans.
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To Medical Students.
The Southern ola Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale Of the product. manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANYs Factory at MobtIe pre now prepared to
urnsh
Machinery Oil
warranted equal to WINTER-STRAINED LARD OIL, for
purposes
Paint Oil,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
COLORs, except white extreme light shades.
Gas OH.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL.
Ofsuperior quality for decks of ships and steamboats,,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all Impurities.
Tie Machinery OIL fully guaranteed when purchased of
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale by the resident agent the works Mobile and by
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents Of the Company,
se6 2otf&W - Camp street, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

LADIES AND CHlEDREN The Amphtheater and
the great circus will be ready for you at noon today
Soap your little ones ladies' curl their hair, and
take them there to hear them laugh and squeal You
will enjoy the show well them, and enjoy their
delight besides. II the weather be fair, great will be
the crowd,
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Z. F. .EU,.roy, .ggent,

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CoRKs AMI
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from and q Bienvle q and "a GUS
TOMHOUSE STREET.
RBA orders for the above articles promptly filed at the
oTtest notice by wholesale and retail. my5 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

How JoHN SwoRE FOR BETTY. Allow me- asid,
Brown, the clerk ITO ask you few questions lou.
are q years of age, suppose, Mr.. N--|
"Yes,n said John.
"D5 you solemnly swear that Betty Jones, spiRster
is of lawful age (made and enacted by the Aegisla
ture of Virginia) to take the marriage vow z
"Whats that Z" said John.
Mn B. repeated
'.Well,n said John, "Air Clerk want to get mar
reti and must get married, but join ed the church
at the last revival and wouldn't swea, for hundred
dollars"
"TEen, sir, you cannot get marie a.
"Canft get married Good gr Aefous Mr. Clerk
they'll turn me out of church if l swear Don't re-
fuse, Mr. Clerk for heavens sake. III give you $40
if you let me off from swearing.n
Cant do it, Mr.. NJ
"Hold on, Mr.. Clerk, I'll swear. couldn't give up
Betty for ten churches. I'll be damned if she amt
Is years old-gye me the hcense.n
After the clerk bursed few of the buttons of oil
his vest, he granted the license.
If the best mans faults were written on his fore
head, it wnud make him pull his hat over his eyes
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Eg.aN Paper! gE,aM Eoapeyg

BAUMBACH d EvERS, ..s
~ HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper HangIngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, il every variety,
s. CHARITIES STREET
Particular attention paid all work in theirns auz5 2Oly
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Gas Failures.

HENDERSON g. GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELIERs, PENDANTS BRACKETS, etc, Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from The lowest priced upwards.
When desired they will be pnt up without charge.
sea ?ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

Paganni who did not sacrifice on the shrine of
sentamentalism in money matters wrote one day, to
Mr.. Loveday, az follows:
Sir-Lam obliged to express my surprise at seeing
how little you think Of dischargng your debts to me-
Your negligence compels me to refresh your memory
The question involves certain details you ought not
to have forgotten. | send you, therefore, my little
account, and expect you will pay it soon:
Francs.
For twelve lessons given your daughter, to
teach her how to express music, and to
conceive the sense of the notes. ..-...... 2,400
For playing eight tunes at your house, aud on
various occasions some pieces of music. 24,OO0