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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

Chain Cables.
Landing and for sale by he subscribers
2 CLAIM CABLES, proyed-s8 IS athom.
PRIESTLET 4 BETN,
89and 81 Camp street.
Tennessee Iron.
The subscribers agents for sale Of IIILNAN BROTH
Frs ,,=-.-
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON,
have on hand and arc receiving regularly full stock eompr
ing the following, viz:
800 tuns FLAT, from to d 4 inch IA to inch.
leo e. ROUND and SQUARE, 4 to 8 inch,
80 =. HORSESHOE, q, q, /, Ia and I4x55 inch.
60 :. PLow PLATE, OF s. 10, p - 10, II and 10
in. XII q aud H.
30 :, BOILER PLATES, BIG, d and 5,l6
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

oUATR1EsE corn DE- DrsrRrcr) wILLIs1s DlHFET.L vs.
ds1a xouvelie Orleans. Foolh NJ 4 y sa4 70
AN BERTU dun alias writ de fierf faclaa a
1oi adFesse par honorable Qnatreme Gour de District lie
MARDl de Decsmbrs, 1873 lh1Z heuges H. w. sur les
iiea1 q a?Tes desgnes, REHABILITATION de-
~ CONtENg dun Chantier de 6ois slime pange des
rHs Cedar et Julie dams le Premier District Vile
saisl dams Paffsire ei-dessus
SoNDlIIoNs-Comptanta u moment de REHABILITATION.
ms @ 1857 sheriff de T. T. P i "a Orleans
sEcogD DISTRICT couRT} JUDsoN & co. vs. P0oLEY,
by VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure ana sale
= % me directed oy the Honorable the District Court
New Orleans 10 the above entitled will proceed sell
at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp aud Magazine streets MONDAY December 1853
FOUR CERTAIN lots OF GRoUND, together vi6 -,
all the buildings and improvements Thereon ejc situated 80
In the Fau50urg Livautais late Parish Of jefferson nov
this city IN the square 81 tue Public
Landing Second Thrd and Levee streets and designated
Lots Nos. g. g. y aud 10 plan drawn by #. Mqehausyl
Surveyor ed February 1876 and deposited plan
81 in the archives g. r. Siruger then notary this
Los No easnres a feet inches and lines front eEee
No 50 feet 10 inches and lines the line Of Lot No o. and
% feet inches and lines width in the rear
LOT No 9meaure Is feet inches and lines front on said
Levee street s. feet ~ inches and lines n depth the line
Lot No s. 81 ett IL inches and lines the line OF Lot No TO-
and % feet iuehes and lines width in the
Lot No. IL measures IS feet inches front the Public Land
ing "a feet IL inches aud lines in depth the line Of Lot No
IL IS feet 10 inches lines the line of l and % feet
inches and lines in width 10 the
Lot No Is measures % feet inches front the Public Land
ing 50 feet inches depth thu line Of Lot No H. s. feet
inches and lines widh in the all American
Together with all the rights Of baure said Lots belonging
Seized in the above suit.
TERAs-Cash on the spot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

ACCIDENTAL SmoorTNG.--A white man named
BENZ Weaver shot free negro man named Boyd.
one day last week. at Port Royal Caroline county,
Va, under the following circumstances: The two
were going ont cunning. and Weaver had loaded
Ills gun with buck -shot. The negro proceeded a
few steps when Weaver raised his gun. iocuiarlv
exclaimed that he believed he wonld shoot him,
when sad 20 say. the cap exploded. and the lead
entered the negroes head back Of the ear. At last
accounts he was still living Another case Of the
absolute peril and extreme folly Of pointing gun
in fun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

A VENERABLE EE,icr.-There is at n cabinet shop
in this town, saws the Charlottesville Jef!ersonian.
:,Bureau, which ut time belonged to
Mary, the mother of Washington. 1t ia the prop
crty Of the wife of Rev. James Fife and was pur-
chased at public sale in Fredericksburg more
than SO years since by her grandfather, and WIS
sold a. having once belonged to Mrs. Washington
and so believed by those who knew ANYTHING res
rectinyit This Bureau is Of polished Walnut
with inseriings around the edges of the vencering
has brass handles on the drawers. antique shape,
and il doubtless Of glish manufacture and about
$50 wears old.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

A STRANGE SCENE IN CouRr-The widow Of
Woodford Taylor, Of Orange county, Va, was
tried last week, for the murder OF her former hus-
band and acquitted. Subsequently negro man
was put on trial for being implicated in the crime
an, the widow was put the stand witness
The Orarga Chronicle relates the following strange
scene in the court ROOM
All present we're forced to langi. at her wit,
and VIC presume from her actions towards one of
the counsel who cross xamined her. that she could
not fancy an ugly man. Indeed, when he would
question her she would turn her back upon him
and refuse to ansSer his interrogatores. because.
as she said "he old and ugly She would
then turn to the Common weath's Attorney. place
her arm around his neck, and ask hs protection.
we have never before witnessed such an amusing
scene in Court room Mr.. Leake's better half is
the only one who can ie;nstate his vanity, after
having been told to his face that he "old and
ugly" Mr.. Gordon. the COMMUNICATIVE Attorney
must feel highly fattered after receiving sucl,
Afiectionate embraces from such Il lovely female.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
Markets

NEW loes October .2.--Coton quiet--4OO0
bales sold. flour heavy: State $40 to 4.35.
Southern unchanged. Corn firm: Mixed Go to II
the latter choice quality. Sp,s. Turpentine ad-
vanccd cent. Resin stead,-sales Of COCO bar
rcls. Rice unchanged
BALr,NoHr. Oct. 29-rl,ur dull and prices un-
changed. Wheat steady. Red unchanged; White
81 - to 81 II. Corn quiet, White - to 70 cts,
f,r Old fj to IL cts, for New.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
ISY TELEGRAPH.
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2o.-Gen. Pacz. aceompa-
MED by Gen. llerrar and other members OF the
Ncnezucln aud Granadian delegation visited
Gen. tass and President buchanan to-day. Paez
said he came to bid farewell to this nation through
its President, remarking that he considered the
United States his second h me.
The President replied in appropriate TERMS
Pa,z will be sent to Venezuela IN n COVE nmen
vessel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
MARRIED

On Wednesday, 9th inst. by the Rev. Vim. H.
Kinckle. MIR. JonN MooRE to Miss MILDRED b.
JOHNSON, both Of this city.
On Wednesday. 9th inst. at the Bird st. NJ. F..
Church. by the Rev. C. IL. Hall, Mr.. Tnos. NJ
ANDERSON aud Miss Missouri c. BILLIARD, both Of
this city.
On the evening of the Goth inst, by Rev. 4. Eu
bank, DR.. JonN JErER and Miss SUSAN o.. daugh-
tci OF Capt. John Turpin, all Of Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

TnAvEL.--Capt Ellis Price, the gcntlenanly
Page. informs lis that during tho year ending
October 18th. the nun, ar of passengers carried
Ivy the steamers PAGE and Collyer, WAS in round
numhcrs $4,000. This includes the through pas.
@rngers by the Grange & Alexandria, and Balti-
,nnrc < Ohio Railroads: AZ well as the local travel
between the cities Of Alexandria and Washing
ton.--1le1. Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

Lone Boar SuxX.--The mail steamer Mount
Vernon. on her down trip this morning, during
the prevalence of IN intense fog. ran into long
boat Of Broad creek. Tho longboat was cut al
snost in two, and sunk Immediately. The mate
and several of the hands of the steamer went in
a boat to assist in saving the crew.-Aler. Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
WHOLESALE rAPs.K WtssEHOCSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

HAvi: constantly ON hand inil stock al PRINTING.
II WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all
celebrated NIL III ih' ltiod >iais a in
Book Binine Leather Cloth Glue, &c Cnl,red Pa
all kinds B1ar,.- Hnicrs and r. urk
Bonuet IL arcs witt" aa colned: rnt.i tiiJs and Card
Boards in every variety; Press BOARD, Hardware Paper
Tissue and Shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet
cia Letter and Note Papers Marble Paper, Post Office and
Bank Envelope Papers, SheatE Tack and Spice Papers
Printing and Wiring Ink Alum. Flea, hing Powders
sY' Paper Of every descIipticn made to CIDER.
seI,tI. }tnv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

Mr. CLExENs' CoNDlrioS.-We learn from Il
gentleman who left Richmond yesterday, and
who was in conversation with intimate friend
of Mr.. Clemens on Thursday night, that Mr. C.'s
condition was regarded most critical, and very
faint hopes were entertained of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

NEW GOODS.-JOHN II. DAVIS a. CO.,
~ LYNCHBUhG NA offering public
very large and raRnce stock of seasonae DRY GOODS
consisting part Of all the styles Of Ladies' Dress
Goods Coahs Shaws Collars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery
Thrir stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vesngs
rete and special attention Is called
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of I and "a fuled Cloths
heavy Sattnets Plaid Iinseys and Blankets full stock
House Furnishing Goods consisting part Velvet
sells Three ply ugran Vepitian Carpetngs Rugs
Oil Coths Curtain Materials, Table Linens, &c
oct l9is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

CLERICAL RESIGN ArloN.-The Reverend Alex
ander Eubank, for four years past, the Pastor
of the Baptist Church at Liberty. has resigned
his charge. On the occasion Of his resignation
his congregation passed series Of resolutions
very complimentary in their character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

We are indebted to Messrs. JOHNSON & TREAKLE,
of this city. for copy of their elegant card, set
ting forth the organization of the Lynchburg Az
ricultural and Mechanical Society to which was
awarded premium by the said Society, at it's
late Fair. No better specimen Of card printing
need be desired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

FREIGHT TRADE.-There was received at the de-
pot of tho Va & Tenn. Railroad. October Doth,
80 loaded cars, consisting Of 5.ls9 bushels of
Wheat, oil barrels of Flour, 1886 pounds of
Tobacco, and $1,000 pounds Of Miscellaneous.
There were Is loaded cars sent West the % inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

FATAL RAILROAD Accidental correspondent
Of the Alexandria Gazette, writing from Warren
ton, Fauquier CO.. Va, October eth, says:
A most melancholy accident occurred yesterday
noon, ut Warrenton Junction, which resulted in
the death Of John Welsh an employee of the Rail
road Company. 1t appears that he was intoxica-
ted and fell between the cars of the down freight
train, crushing the left leg and right foot. The
engine was Immediately dispatched to this place
for medical aid, and Drs. Fisher and IIorner inn
mediatelv proceeded to the Junction, and render
ed all the assistance in their power, He was pro
ydet with comfortable quarters at the Third Mile
Station, but he died during the night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

Mr. GoaGiN's AGRICULTURAL ADDREss.-The
editor of the Bedford Democrat, who heard Mr..
Goggin's Address at the recent Fair in this city.
speaks Of it in the subioned complimentary terms :
Tho Hon. VIM. l.. Goggin delivered the annual
address. which wespeak of in language TOO tame
when We say it was able, learned, eloquent, and
statesn,an.like, and those who heard him tes-
tify that, though not prominently before the peo-
pie as politician. he still retains the vim and
fire Of hy-gonc days. and when occasion calls him
out will fail to prove himself worthy of that
high position among his fellowmen to which bis
genius has raised him; and while We differ with
Mr. Goggin, in his opinion. concerning the Tariff
question: we cannot find it within our heart to
withhold from genius, that need cfprai>e which
we bat family express, when We say he handled
it with an ability learning and astutencss. VIC
have seldom heard equaed--neycr surpassed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
NEW
CASH d.ssss( ktsf SYs,ssE.

CASH 6.Essb( ktlf STORE.
TIME I'NDEEsIGNfD, L,?ins fnr.,d a 60 partnership
II under The -Iyl- and ut
ADAN~ ~ tEpEENHN.
or the 'IrtrC i GiHEkAI GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. LH.r taken Old OF
SAUNDERS n IEBy, Main door b,iow LEE
JOHNSON y GO.
They are now receiving = LARGE aSD GENERAL.
STOCK OF ALL GOODS IN THEIR In f. houghta
reduced prices fail to give satisfaction al ho
favor them with
As they do iHsir aud sirirtly adhere
to, the 0nssi great Inducements w he offered
cash buyers o ia rSchIT lc t,r tnnurN irh.Uce
hey vii. prompt attention To alt
Of Produce. made sales
joins q ADAMS
fob 2Jis 1IIDS o.. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
FEMALE
,A'OILEGEA INSTITUTE.

BUCKINGHAM,
.s,HE FALL SESSION Of this Institution will open
n 42nd september.
FdCrLTI:
Rev. JSo C BLACkw Sill A. NJ, President Prof
Of Natural Science and Etlies.
J. porIs, A NJ Professor OF Mathematics and Anie1s
Languages.
AnSAup Pfor. Prof of Modern Lang ages Aiusic.
Miss A CopDs isiructrss ia Ornamental branches and
Assstan In Music.
Assistant in Music.
TERMS PER SESSIoN-DUE liz ADVANCE
Board including fuel lights aud washing $50 on
Latin or Greek, or both. observation-disclosures. ~
Modern Langu 'ges ersh. Observation-Disclosures. Z ~
MLeir On Piano OF Guitar. DECENTRALIZATION. - %
Vocal Music.'>''.. ~" rhart"
Drawing different kinds cf Painting and IL fc kinds of
Needle Work. nj u5ral charges
Among the advantage the Insiitni affords I"
Ladies wishing obtaip thorong education be
aud all the Assistants reside Ii, the Institute and eat at
able the Sn to obtain all mtDei studies whenA need
well being
pnpIs coming Iy the James River Canal viii be New
Canton writing that effect
IN, President Those coming by the South
Side Railroad will reasonable by
writing TO Col. RICHARD A. BOOKER, Farmvillc. Va
T-SSs For further information. add res
JOHN &. BLACKWELL,
aug 6 c3m Gravel Hiu, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

NEGROES WANTED.
TuNuE SUHsCRIBER wants 10 buy amy Num-
l. Der Of Negroes both from thirty years
also. Women aud Children whom the highest
prices will be given in the country will be
to their homes by giving description and addressing
at Lyuchburg, Va. W. II, MOUNTCASTLE.
mat dkcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING.--Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. ut 4 clock
The ladies' are invited to attend.
nur 1S-,lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Tuk.rRIcAL.-lt will be seen tron their adv
tscmeut in another column. that Messrs kunkel
& Co. will open for the season ut Dudley Hall on
Monday hight The Theatrical corps engaged is
said to be Of the first order, and the papers of
Richm ,nd. where they have been for somc time
past. speak Of their performances in the warmest
terms of comm, ndatiOn Since Mr.. Kunkrl's for
mcr visit, Dudley Hall has undrrSn ne the most
thorough remo!clns and is now by far the hand.
soonest Hall our city has ever had. The scenic
artist who has been engaged very busily for sever
al weeks past in preparing at ra tive scenery, has
now about concluded his labs r.. and we th;uk we
may. without exaggerat,on, say the stage now pre-
SCENTS elegant an appearance rs the warnest all
mirers oc theatrical representation could desire.
Tho Company will make their debut in the always
popular play Of The Wic.' by Sheridan Knowles.
As literary production. The Wife is exceeded
dition on the stage faiis to give the most
thorough satisfaction.
MAYORS CouRr. Friday,-Fayettc Winters,
free negro, was befor, his Honor on the charge of
threatening to whip his step-father. 1t seems the
mother of this pugnacious individual, recently
contracted u matrimonial alliance. which was not
all to the liking Of her son, who to evidence his
disapprobation in the promises, threatened his new
father with vengeance the most dire. These bel
licosc utterances reaching the ears OF officers
Dawson and Taylor, they at once arrested the I'M
flial offender, AMI introduced him to his honor us
before stated. After thoroughly canvassing the
merits of the case in all ts different phases, and
,etting the belligerants to talk the matter over
themselves. the affair "honorably and AMIGA
bly, settled by Mr.. Winters paying the nccessa-
ry costs.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the wealth
err, the female witnesses in the of the free
gro Mccoy were unable to get to Court yesterday.
but WILL we presume, be on hand this morning
In the meantime, lodgings have been provided Tor
Mr.. Mccoy. at the Turpin House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

XNEED's PATENT nk WING MACHINES.
~ THIS ., !. the mos; reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
rabty and simplicity The alton Of IL easier learned
the finest silk tho heaviest cloth leather sithsr
which works In very superior manner making straight
both sides Of tho cloth stitched alike rvans beauty
The mo s.san. hand work rarely ges on. Of worana or
perform all ordinary repairs on T. until IL 10 worn out with
ned. Pai.a Sssus Ma.lise. viii bs.. meet the wants 81
famies all kinds OF Manufacturing Cihisss Talon. Boot
i%a I .sss
wi do their work In rapid and substantial and
much sewing win find this Machne particularly adapted to
sy great using %
Ing Machine besides being always of superior quality
and work Dooi and shoe Msnnfaenrers can save Thou
sands of Dollars by uang this Machine while for many
rIs s@.i si ,sc G.asr.rxa ascrs!,, r:.s. When
III wholly for family but was recommenped to
many our nsshbo,s can testify 10 the :Sp.rory q
work done In this both In Of beauty and strength
hor enough its cost One Of neghbors who has
largo plantation says worth the wages Of bis two best
y Machine have sold In this vicinity has given tho
S satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you 400" ,..... ...,..-.
Es,ad ira" letter written by a sonsns, owning a
n9 Mer. H. vo been In almost constant use since Loush,
them and with tho best OF practical results In less than three
cloth my plantation hssds
and lind tho me saved In using them ono season has more
han paid their cost
Another Planter used to employ three four hands
making clothes for the rest but purchased your
Bsfs Pan, Seins Machine hand does th sewing for
The whole plantation while wife for akins nearly
all the clothes ct the family Itec confident the hne pays
for Itself every three monthA -
We wish all tho need Machine examine th they
the simplest and beat for Family Plantation
9TH whore stitch required Price Of Hess Palsss
Sering Machine Q 100 and $3.50.
WHITNEY 4 LYON, Preprisess,
345 Broadway, New York.
fFY' Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOvE, dealer a Fancy Goods,
l'oniets &C.. tynchburg, Va. mar cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
ra. NOnv.LL HOUSE. ~y,aa

E1llS WELL KNOWN HOUSE Is now open for tho recrp
tiln Of the public. having leen rnnMoronY nTsovA.
TN and prepared for the accommodation II its la
sy" equal Ia ether public house IN the " will
b" FIRST CLASS hnusn aud nothing else DMNiBtfSES
and CARRIAGES viii always he In Readiness the depos
nj Tho different railroads convey passengers and from
House.
share of the public PATRONAGE rrspcctfuly solicited
mug . .dartt VIM u KENNEDY. AHrnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
GROCER A a; Il cokkm s1@HE MERCHANT.

'7TFn6t-t THF N VfFF" TIWNN
LINCHBURG, II,
IL ES ronsn 'y on hand alago aud varied assortment
IN ofuRDCERiES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. witch
he offers the trade reduced prices for Cash. exchange
Tor Produce" II is his purpose hereafter. To conduct his bust
hrs entirely ttsil rsfifLis aud In order net this
desirable object he will scil NJ such prices Will proic, the
''tcrast Of all VIII" may iay"r him with call
Gr.tcf for the share 81 patronage received the hands
nj Its friends aud public Tor the last ak
yeats n bcgs continuance OF their Kindness In NJ pro-
cut husnrsS Ian l-tH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
n II = II II "A II

Il sSw sss.s. an: q ,Ss 40
which WIN a DC .. ,s h up IN n ,ns e's
oct HAIL SNEAD & CLAIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

G0IGH~, COLDS, HOAksENEhS, gNEI.l-
ENZN. BKONsHITIs, " llOOEINs.
tUtt.n tKOl ~, AsGla MA, IN
thpaENE CO>sliMpTION
and for the roic al constructive patons in adv ancc
OF the di-"asc
We med speak 10 the public If it's ,lr Through
out,vly town. and almost every hamlet Of the American
Sirls wonderful cures "irum"nafs complaints have made
II Arsi. known my lew tho families In civilized
county ON this continent without personal experience OF
effects, and fewer communities where which
have net among thou living trohy tttny
th subtle aud dangerous dsenss The threat ungp
hic II the most powerful autiiotc yot known
the form liable AMI dageraus dbeasrs Of hn pulmonary
is ais the plcnsnuies aud safest remedy thar he
employ ed Tor infants mud young Parents should
unprrpali have abundant bcliuv he Cher
frf"dl live" IL, the o"psunI tons prcvrnt.
than tl"s, It ko"a It by and colds
while they are 'ulah' nor i"gl,c ih,n t 10 human skill
nast the in"Nurdhet ieHi A~-ened the ,nls
cats yah n away All know the dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders las they know the NJ ihs remedy
need moi Il" them u St made the h, 1t
eau lac We cost toll 10 produce II the
most perfect possible aud thus nuori lhosr who rely It The
busi agent which our skiil can iu,hish Tor ho
PREPARED ~ bit; j. G. YER,
PpnctirnI and An"I, ticaI Chemist. J. DWELL, Mass
ANpSoipHY
II SEAN, lyn.,bnrEi PURCELL LAn, Il 90, Rlrh
moni, \ y RlNl.S, i",utHJurE; NJ, A SANTOS. Noffok
ana MI llr. ,t.i.. ~ dim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-09

adopted in London. Our contemporary recommends
to the notice Of the Board OF Health the system in
troduced Of late by the Prefecture of the Seine. II
says
The revsan administration wishes 10 suppress pre-
sent NODE OF empyDg the ceespoos BY cars which b Q
cufsom but also desires 70 avoid falling int
the osrof posoaing The Sewers the case Losdsa
COMMUNICATION with sbe hocses, and toe refuse Of al
kinds including the Nth thrown into The pubhs
streets, carried away ~ wagons running rails rhus
the underground galleries. which form the organs Of
great city, act ike those OF the human body wasou
hepg visible and without eaiAilng any disAsreeAbls
e6roas
The sanitary state Of the Trpolitan coast, though
attempts are made to disguise it, is really frightfHi.
and the victims to the plague epidemic are very
numerous