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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30

TRUSTEES SAILS or VALUABLE
Il HOUSE AND LOT IN TIE TOWN OF AYD-
NEY, AT THE CORNER OF HARVEY AND FED
RRAL STREkTS.-By virtue of two trust Ceeds.
executed by Mr. James sempie-the first to tbs un-
dersigned, John Bagby, dated june. 1883 pad
dated 3O.h of March, 1887, both duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, we shall. in execution Of
said trust deeds. proceed to sell at auction the
premises, on THURSDAY. 18th April, lsfs, at "a
O'clock NJ, Git fir. if not the next fair day. the
real state conveyed by the said deeds consisting OF
Lot Nof6, in the plan OF sydney. having front on
the east line oil Harvie street of 1871 feet, and depth
the south line of Federal street of liz feet, and
having thereon neat brick cot age residence. to-
9Th with kitchen, stable smokehouse, &c., well
The lot will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS --0ne- fourth cash, balance at 4, s. and "
months for negotiable notes. interest added, occurred
by trust deed, or title retained.
JOHN BAGBY, lrr,st.as
w GODDIN, ii"''e''
E7-Sale conducted by aopDiy APPERsoN, Aucts
NH i5-law3w dtds
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INSCRIPTIONS, 30.

Iss0I.UTtON. The partnership OF
| 49,, 20 . w,r.KS g. this day Dissolved by
~ sVh nsx ttishe4 partner il a1th9ri2l1ed TO
u-e the ha@'' - Wv MARY BOWLER,
$40 Ut VILLAS,
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OOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,
J IfnIInT gTHr Nn2 ANn pApHR.II NOE

CoRNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN Sta,
Have received fer ths Spring trade inll and .npa
ripy stock of every description of PAPER HAM
INGs, fLO0R OIL CLOTHS, MATT1NGS, WIN
DOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOon-. Will a general
variety Of Uphost"ring articles, which VIII DC sold
worry cheap for ca a. or TO responsible buyers. We
aIso prepared t. execute very description OF
Paper. lionglps and Uphoisterng in the best man
nor a: tha shortest notice by superior work men. 10
tho cite OF coantrY. nh 22--3m
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FUTUR1 p1Ya
By q. B. Cook 6 Co., Ancts.

STOcK or C0NFEcrIONERIEs, &c,
- AT AUCTION--un WEDNESDAY 1ist INIT
az ~ oicinck we viii sell the store Of ID ffxncisro
on sfoad between 9Th and tn streets tia stock OF
.sn'eetonerivs. Cigars, siaas Jars. Counters Fix
At THE SAME TIME-wal re offered the Key
VI taf store. Il COOK Il CO.
mn Sd A Nd
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DROP IN AND LOOK Mt those Re-,
~ peilsnt Spring Over sacks-ss. SO and si2.-
ceiling nj N. WALKER co.'s
NH ~ I63, cor Main and Pearl
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TIVE undersigned will continue ! the :, Gro,
,. w,..iness a, the OH sand ct B&w, and
c-tF ""a4I ssi.stcsi tick bo-h su table t. town
va WI .r, trsie &c soiicits cali nom hisfrends
s1i be publt' generally ,a,.x ,yftxs
lsh f5a-ts - -
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GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VAL
~ UABIE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND I7TH
STREETS. OPPOSITE THE OLD MARK ET.-Wf'l
be sold on w EDNESDAY, the eth Arr, l5aS. on the
premises, commencing at II o'cl"ck M, the large
and admi. ably located store aud dwelling formerly
occupied by Can't Hiram W Tyler and now in the
occupancy of Mes rs Wilson Bosher and others -
This is regarded as the best business stand in The
city Ii now yields au annual rent of about ST 100
and is capable of producing 81 500 per annum.
TERNs-tne-sixtb cash balance at 4. s, II, rs and
% months for negotiable not S. interest added Sc
cnred by trust deed The taxes and insurance for
1855 to be paid By the purchaser.
GDDDIS APPERSON, Aucts.
P.s-The foregoing property can be purchased
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TRuSTEESsALE OF A SMALL FARM

FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR
THE NEW CENTRAL R0AD-The purchaser at
prior safe. being unabe to comply with the terms
of sale SHALL as truStee in deed OF trust bear
ing date 23d june 1857, duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, on the I4th January. 1888, in
ton, ON the premises. on THURSDAY. the sth day
nj April 1853 at o'clock, z. NJ. il fair, if not, the
next fair day, the FARM conveyed by said deed, To-.
cate as above, and now in the occupany of Mr. W.
H. Nuckols containing % ACRES of which about
I2 acres are cleared aud in high state of cutiya
'ion balance in wood. The buildings on TIE place
are sufficient for the use of small family.
The terms, which will be reasonable, will be male
known at the hour of sae. The Taxes for 1855 to be
paid by the purchasers.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee,
GoDDIS Il APPRRsoN Aue9
2. S.-Shou'd the purchaser wish more land than
the above farm contains, it can be had adjoining
on reasonable terms. ~
After the sale of the LAND, will be sold several
fine MICH COWS. and other personal property
Tatms at sale. q. L A. Aucts
mn 26-tds
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SUPERIOR PHOSPHATE OF LIME
~ 4 fine lot Of Duval's Superior Phosphate Of
Lime tJr sale hy LYLE POSTER
Commits ion Merchant,
fIL2s 4 Oh,
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FIRST PNENiUM THOROU1l
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

aas-ala<sssSsS pu aud after the sl.t of March on
Packet iI"ats .ill leave Richmond MONDAY, WED
NEeDAY sad FRIDAY, at , Z. NJ, reach New
Canton at 4. 81. and Scottsville at - OF the
FIRST and Lynchbnrg AT 5 A. NJ. and Buchanan AZ :
J.. VI Il the second iav.
Returning, leave Buchanan at : A NJ. aud Lynch
burg At "a p VI, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS. aud arrive iii kichnond at 5 O'clock the
r"coni morning
NH 23-?w B0Yn. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS Beautiful az
- sortment OF nsw style Harssilles Shirts by Ell
pfees, to-day. N, WALKER A. co,
nh n ia3. cor Main and laarl,
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DEFRIGERAT0Rs.- We are now re-
IL Giving our Spring took Of RI frgerators, com
prisng the best aud most desirable kinds in use,
with lhe latest improvements. W. have them from
80 to $40, thus placing them within the reach OF
almost every family Those who would ike meats
butt-r, &c, kept cool and sweet during the summer
months should purchase one For sale at the China
and House Furnishing Store lS7 Main street.
NH IT RTTIKLEY
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NOTICE --LADIES AND GENTLE
q Ann MME syfcA AUCTION C SALES -InR M0sr III
w NJ " siyCn W JkWkLkY YET 0fKlRKD-
viii cnsr 70 the public one 81 the richest ana ~
eiegant e. sentiments Of JEWELRY which fhe cief-
specting These goods viii BE- offered this iorsiss
and viii he open for inspection az any tiSns ~.
the day and evening for sne week. :. - =
fS- Aucfien SAILS for Ladies every morninw a N
O'Clock, aud for 4entlemer4svery evening q ~
ocloek; commencing Tnis4bAY. The pubic ars
respectfully invited to call.
At No $50 Main street.
Ladies' sales at oc iock PM
9sntlemen's sales at ~ o'clock n.
These sales will not interfere with my morn,us
ana evening sales. at No 2i7 Main street.
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PASSENGERS For NEW


.<f@SS% YORK. by the Steamship JAMES
{. TsAEN rnWN, are request 20 b. on board
NJ 81 81 re the Aoug OF departure, o'clk
n Tnes,isy the S,-ih inst.
Tckr,> and herfhs secure at our Office at Rock etts
p.sssxe ~ New York Meats and Ststeronm fnciu
IA 1nly Slb. Storage passage. only IS.
p, sage 20 Norfolk 81 me as bv the river boats.
LDDLAN & WATSON.
20 Ia
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REFINED LARD. - In my kind ot
~ package. Ivy iIliauls 4 Brothers" brand. coa.
aantiy on hand, for sale by
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copartnership of
Uorrjy. ASMsTxAD 4 CO, Is this day die.
r.. ,1,t,,sl consent. The setiaor partner will
$500 h srtie rthe besiness Of the concern with
rF'N'ts, 5sY AZ r.,ssba Each partner viii use the
- ~ y. - .,.,.,ffyu. In u:liatson alone.
i's''e % ' JOSEPH I. MORTON.
JAS NJ. AhxiSTEAD.i
JOSEPH BIASToS.
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kVfANraNN -iS9'- ". W. la L MAN
~ can accommodate two Families with board with
pleasant rooms in pleasant situation, at moderate
terms nerthwes; corner q th and Franklin streets
NH 2S--Sfs
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Yutal SattIIigtnts.


Too BAD.-New Orleans is about seven miles long,
- -. IL. la. a. -. L. Il, A. ..,n,.
ano iloni me 70 TWO u'es "ue. anu ' u All ne pop
on OF this extensive and interesting patch OF ground there
not Yesterday enough turbulence dishonesty
, rs,sri.l of anv tind "a snab,s N. ~ va "a
port foot long Really this is too bad We feel dssa fed
almost disgue Another such day will make sick Of our
ms az sick as The raw mldsbpm.n who cot "a
US s'eN aS 'e 'HM ospnN"' "no so' 81
seack that he threw up his commission Irll never do
.ro.,.... r,.... ..o.a III ;,.o-,,,a,4a q, a..
MOk1UARr-lnefe Wefe l4l lhtefihents IN INC
city cemeteries last week.
SHooTINGs-A barkeeper IN one OF the coneehouses
- A. .r..x oe G. rr,. s,,., and Echsns Au.v
NJ '"e eSu' " o. i ~~ ~~ se s' W" w
s yesterday afternoon BY some man whose name we did not
learn Luckily no damage done the
made NO complaint nobody was arrested
- : -
Flssr Disrhior ooohr'-No'nns was uono III sn'a
Court Yesterday beyond the preliminary business o. cases TO be
tried hereafter.
a ,rai of Z, w Tarhv for tha killing Of O. II q stora
80. S.sd s0r rv,da, nsr. N''''s '''''
pvcopDvp ertrtr-s CouRT-peter Mc(yabe WAS
hhOohDHn 9TH o Noe"i' NANSe'o ""a
yesterday fined $25 FOR proposing to slip knife into the corpus
of somebody he did mt like
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The Port Gibson Herald OF Friday last says:
The weather for the last week has been Disagree
ably warm Yesterday we had quite shower Of
We were in the country last week. and found The
crops generally 70 be in very good condition, though
rather backward.
The Kosciusko Chronicle Of Friday last gives the
following account Of religious revival in that places
The religious awakening which has been in pro-
gress In this place for the last three weeks under the
auspices of our Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist
friends is daily increasing in interest All classes
seem to be affected by its overpowering influence,
but most particularly is this applicable to the way
ward and the young. On Wednesday night last, on
the Rev. Mr. Nash inviting all who desired interest
in the prayers OF the church to forward, fniIy
onefourth Of the audience between forty and fty
persons of both sexes responded to his invitation. Il
was sublime sight, and such one as has never BE-
fore been witnessed in Kosciusko.
The Pamela Star OF Wednesday last says:
We have lately conyersed with many Of our plant
ing friends about their "craps,r and their accounts
are cheering. Good stands of cotton have been OBJ
tanned, and the corn is spreading itsef' rapidly.
They have bad enough OF rain to answer all present
demands Should the continue favorable good
crops will be insured the industrious farmer. We
have now fine growing weather" The cat crop Is
almost entirely ruined by the rust.
From the jefferson County Journal, Of Friday last
we extract the following paragraphs
1t is with unfeigned regret that we chronicle the
melancholy death by violence OF Joachim Miller ESQ,
of Rodney. We have not heard any OF the particu-
lars further than that be was kicked and Instantly
killed bya mule. The blow took effect in the abdomen
Some unknown Capt. Kidd, in days, the memory
OF the Oldest inhabtant" runneth not back, when
buried between the floor and ceiling Of the upper
gallery of the building now occupied by the Jeer.
son Club $4l0 In ten dollar pieces and ia repairing
it the other day. the singular vault discovered By
Mr.. A. J. Tubbs, and red OF Conjecture fails
to accord any satisfactory owner to the massiss
pile"
We were put in possession on Friday last, 4th, BY
Isaac w. Birch, Of full blown cotton blossom. n
lies table and Is volume OF promise for early
else be found although planter Of large force
and great success after examining this trophy, states
that he has in his fields almost natured bolls We
would be pleased to see it, and until we dc, shall re
season. t1
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TEE LATE "oUrRAGEs." - The Bermuda Royal
Gazette of late date received at New York, copies
from the American journals the account of the
search of the schooner Mobile by the Styx, and
says:
This extraordinary statement seems 10 us to be
simply incredible and we feel quite satisfied that if
the master and of the schooner could satisfy the
British Government that this is fair and candid
account Of what passed. the indignation felt at home
against the officer in command of the Styx would be
quite great as that expressed in New York, unless
some very satisfactory explanation can be given Of
the occurrence.
Again the same paper remarks:
II in any instance the American flag has been
afronted by any officer in her Majestys service, is
there a man In the United States who knows any
thing Of Great Britain who is not perfectly satisfied
that the British Government is ready and willing
frankly to make every proper reparationa
1t Is to be regretted that these complaints should
have arisen to disturb the repose which the two
tries have been enjoying in their mutual relations for
some short time past. Much more deporable would
it be II any well grounded complaint of the conduct
of the British officers in the Gulf of Mexico could be
| substantiated,
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TeIegraphedto the New Orleans Crescent
100 PERSONS KILLED AND MISSING
fsr ME NATIONAL Ilsr,

u,,,-.x
.-,-s.s 80 ,..s hs s'eaHooas pennsylvania
- eSs 80 g''sI on sunday morning al O'clock
s',a5 :. ..s-u, .o'.n'y nhiss Deow memphis anf
s'ss ineie were about sSY
ts,,.s - % "n0ih II peneved LOO are
-',r ~. nis,. fs....,
D"", a''u i'soee 'ook on al theT
''1'e ''n' m =. aae "a,si ~ On snofe.
s.l.'', - 'o.o"'Ds arc ''e names Of tne lost as
r..,s.~ = -, 49,. ~. ru.
r.. s, 1850, ~, ~ s.a uaugn'er' foster
y, aNu % Anu Dennis ooreofan' "
o''eAAs
rou'ner ~ ''e rrencn opera, s1s
eis oalonne ana mary Iihn, OF tne ne" orleafs
oorsen' anu =, mcoar.ny' o. ne" orleans.
'"-n- i'nei, 'ohn nioomneid, >. n. lamp
D'', 'ans Jones a. Da'z, 'onn NANNY and Frances
iass' "a Ne" ofisahs aiso' haucn and Il. VIA, OF
w. =, ienon opera
Inc captain second ana third clerk and chief en-
s'neer were saved.
nne Doa' s owned IN ft.soarg.
hkAfhIs' June H. ~ O'Clock h.-Sared.-A- O.
ior'on, Ex-oosernor OF fexas, we and son A.
meIsoo' OF oAiofa, MISS; V. N. heif, Iallahasste
rla., onas. Sewah, iexas w. A. Bunweu and wiEe'
ol MOTH Oarohna.
accident 70 me Eclipse.
NAfohh1, jung i4,---ine Ecnpse met WIN q serl-
ous Aes'uen' ven n'ies pe'" Na'chez, Dy we ou1st
'Hs ~. Z, nel nea.el nssu
-. NJ neu' nen'eu sns'',S =. 'ous' =. 'cAsDufe'
@.a :" :. ~ o. nou,s, were Aiieu, in1ee
Ss-s.s -. - 'e A'''pse WAS ue'a'i1eu
''"e 'e'' nou,s unu 'vl repa's.
~ y. .,s yrsansa tss,lu, Dlsasler'
a.ss -, n. n's an'ons IL
s,';,. - T--.. -s,s' ,,.-sN. - ,,'a'soA, ~
r ol''u " rian'o's 'cne~ Aav'cr haucn, o. tne
~, ~ survive ms iigur1es
Ais0ps mos ssn'y wounded arc FRANCOIS ficnes
au1 ,ou's 'na, an VI New or'eans'
'onn s'''on'ii ana riaaA io"els, VI nopiie' ffe
ai,uns .ne wouhusd.
.oo.e a'e a 'le soa''v.Ai haines lnas COMO
!, NJ .Ae.e ny nuh'0ef VI
1v,s I,,,,.-,.1 a. - ~
:. '-,y a'A
- A'''' y psess.s cs.s !. ~" o'''''''
c.uo Juna IA "Tls ,evee a., The u,ss,ss;,,; la.
of th;s ,,ace no.. rote ~, s,,a .,,, 4;
dated The whole town "a overfIo,vsa b,;,,nrs srs
aoat;nu an and ,be nlscs i en.,rsIv ass.r,es
Ca;ro w.sbed Aw.v
sr. Ior1s. lime lA-River stiIl rising. Every
bu;Idino in cairo II ia believed will he washed auav
Manv buildings are already aoat;no of Tboaa1pss
of feet of the track of the uliaos Central RaToad
have been carried awav.
,son,a r,;,,, q .,,.oato,o5 ,r,s, a.. o,..-a rrp :
va,ar = s.ii ,;,,n, ~ .l,s o;.. an ~. -
cream. ars norr;ao an soass rha 80 - -
;..,,o. a. -. -.
inc a. oclocl l.st n;ahe II ! ~, sho,. ,an.
SaIr so., 49,. a.. s;,.,... n,'.s !, A.
-. - 49, "'e's' '--'A is@s-ee ~ VIZ
TS. -. ,,,.s;..,., an,
,ha hsad ,ra,ar 80 t,a T,;na,s re -. !. -
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Children three years old under ree over three
AID up TO twelve old hapnce; all twelve DID,
full fare.
Family tickets n packages Of twenty be had at the
Office OF the Master Of Transportation. Merchants
lilies reside the line Of the road procure pack
ages Of twenty i've for their personal reduced
The accommodation train will leave New Orleans SAT-
URDAY, at $40 r NJ arrive Magnolia at IS p NJ leave
Magnolia ut $50 A. NJ. MONDAY arrive at New Or
leans at 8 65 A. NJ.
Freight Train will leave New Canton on Mon
days, We> days and Fridays 730 A. NJ Returning
at Al0P. NJ.
Freghtto leave the city days must be at the
depot by ocock p NJ the day previous departure
OF the train.
my3I WM NJ WADLEY General sueer,ntenient
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EEss n5xSCsSHHAhRs n51xHsTGnARIEA1S EEkHseasAsEnI.. NM

On Sundays the train will the city every hour
o'clock trip.
Horse will leave the city every morning Except
days at O'clock and the Lake hour
trains.
ductor. :" -
Station House has GENTLY Ridge whore
the steam train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock on Sundays Fare each l5 and
the Conductor must have timely notice o STOP
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips. 2ly
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A DAsrARDLY CoSsrRAcy.-The following is the
paragraph in the Paris Figaro which caused thirty
forty French Lieutenants TO conspre against the
life of the writer M. de Pene and to almost II not
quite, murder him in two successive duels:
Decided Improvement The inevitable second
Lieutenant, in his uniform, tearing laces with his
spurs operating fosys the trays Of refreshments
the plague, the inevitable plague Of all saloons that
lately opened, not present on this occasion.
People invite him once, never twice. The first thing
done by saloons that have cut their teeth is to get
rid of him. As soon as they can walk alone, they
send him to the devil. as Pope Sixtus did his
crntches-after the election. &.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sAHsAPARILLA

SANDY sAHsAPAHILLA
- The very Best Remedy
FOR PUMPING THE BLOOD,
And for the Cure OF
scRoFULA. RHEUMATISM. SALT RHEUM, PIMPLEs.
Fever Sores. Eryspslss Biles, Msreurial Diseases,
cutaBeoes Efuptions, Liver Complaint,
Stubborn Ulcers Lossof APP
petite. Debility, etc.
The health of system depends almost entirely
the state Of the blood the vitAzng fluid which peryades
every tissue membrane. FIBRE hsnent gland other
organ primary subsidiary II the body be charged with the
element OF disease sickness be the consequence
Copy Of letter addressed Agents Chicago Illinois,
showing iis yalue in cases Of Fever Sores:
Messrs. j. II. Reed Co:
Genemen-I obtained from store bottle Of sands sar
saparia and then confined to bed without sleep for
week. occasioned by violsnt pain from regular Sore
Of long standing right leg Ny physicians advised
to have the limb amputsed saying the only likely
to my e After using half Of the bottle pain
to subsde and by the time had used nearly three bottles
able to my business before
finished the sixth bottle sound ever
had been most cheeruy recommend TO all my friends
most valuable medicine for the purifcation Of
You're. most respectfully,
JAMES MILLER
Prepared by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street. corner Of William, New York Sold also by
j. WRIGHT CO., q and ISL Chartres s-
sJCKLEs 4 CO.. 40 and AZ Canal street.
II. KENNEDY, chartres street.
myz In F.P. DUOoFGE. New Orleans.
pORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Que OF these Engines and complete Of size No. s. ex-
presy feet Per day
We furnishing good mechanic IT, and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For S2 300.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar,
aneed TO 500 feet Of onench boards per day, with the
services OF good mechanic, etc., as above.
For s2,750.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills, size No. g. expressly
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DyoRcEs.-The General Assembly Of Presbyte-
rans recently in session in Chicago has decided by
vote Of 160 to 81 that divorces cannot be granted
unless adultery be clearly shown, and that any one
marrying person divorced for any other cause, is
himself guilty Of adultery in moral view of the
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Old bachelors baye been styled nprednctiFe con-
sumers; scissors with hst oBe blade bows uitAoot
fiddes irregular snbstantises alwaysin the sngulsf
number and objective case unruly scholars, Fhe,
when told to eonjugste, always decline,
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IRREGULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

CsIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
~
Engine MILL complete guaranteed 5000 feet of
ons-inch boards per day, for
$3.50.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 1000 feet Of
one-inch boards per day, for
S22O0.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 5000 feet of
one-inch boards per day, for
S25OO.
Engine and Mill complete guaranteed to 1000 feet Of
one-ineh boards per day, fer
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete, guaranteed to 10 600 feet of
one inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
The Engines all Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
hundred Of which be referred in in
the Southern States; they have iron chmnies 40 feet high and
the entire mill and engine without any masonry.
The Mil is Lea Leavs with Ssarns' patent head
blocks Norcross rocker and Is feet Of carriage
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
10 Gravier st., New Orleans,
mys If Agent for the Pstentees.
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SEA SERrEsT CAUGHT-A marine monster Of
formidable dimensions was exhibited at No. 9S Wall
street, for short time Saturday morning having
been caught early the same day by Joseph Creary,
and line 1t was Of the viper tribe q feet long, and
twelve inches in circumference, In the largest part.
covered with brilliant diamondshsp spots, In yel
The creature was sent on to person skilled in the
art OF stuling, and when thus preserved will b.
returned TO Wall street II not the vertabls SEA
serpent of which so many tales are told, i must
to whom il belongs says he has seen the same kind
of reptile on the coast OF Florida, but Of smss>er
dimensions New York Journal of Commerce..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-15

ANCIENT DGPosIr.-While taking down the chang
ney Of an old stone house at Whitehall in Pomaton
valley the other day. Mrs Doremus The wife Of JphR
l. Doremus, found in the rubbish which had hasn
thrown out the round sum Of $685. all In silver. Tbe
money Was securely put up in four bags, t1Ese Of
which contained Slee EACH while the remaining Us
was put In the fourth. One Of the dollar pieces had
the appearance OF having been cast in sand Is the
impression OF Il Is sfill visible The money Is sup
posed to have been placed there during tho reyolu
ton. Patterson On. u Guardian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-15

FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
. in the Ba K. and all Urinary Affections.
,,Cii THE GREAT ENGLIsh REMEDY. SPECIFIC soiU-
Of the generave organs whether chronic Phy
clans Of England Of France and Of swledge
efficacy Thousands Of sufferers have relieved
Purely vegetable IN eemposiuen, 4 harmless Is EN-
cacous The system becomes inviReraed dehiated
body and depressed mind are restored to energy.
X. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States
uyH ~ ApoheoNy, % Camp street, New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-15

A young man without money among the ladies, is
Ike the moon on q cloudy night-he can't shine.