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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

UtREPAREDE O ANSWEk-Ouf friends Oh
late have frequently asked II. why suffered oar siork
low, In the ait part OF III" This j. our al
aud all la the first place Noll great many
DIS aud in the l,xt p"" object 10 Al The t"a
mnIrrulrn al rah ia supply Of Cloth
Ing and We don believe in keeping house filled all
the lime III old ge"i aud moth eaten nj that for the
e making big SD We would rather lew
sales, than Impose stale goods upon conhing rnds
GLASS & KAISE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

A letter from Essex County, Va, says that the
recent rains have benefited the backward corn
very much, and that the corn crop there will be
better than was expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

The receipts Of Tobacco are fast falling off, the
old crop being nearly all in. The breaks at the
warehouses continue, however. to be very respec-
table, and there is considerable animation in the
market, owing, we presume to the protracted
drought all over the country.-Ist. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

made from best Bi.uniinnus Coal gives light k. gas
light ezJJsire We have found it the chs apes
which " have used. For sale by
aug 2Odts SrABIER & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
NEGKOEs WANTED.

her OF Negroes of both from ten thirty 81
also Women and Children, Tor whom tn" highest cash
prices will given rersus The country " III he attended
their homes by giving description aud addressing
at I.yuchiurg. Va. W H. MoUSTCASTIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
HENRY D. & JOHN H. FLOOD,
WHOuEsAI.E PAPER WAREHOUSE
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

HAVE constautly hand full stock 81 PR q,
Il WRITING AND WRAPPING PAl'ER from all tie
LIBERATED mil;s ia the n" States Also fi' asSo
iout of l,opk ndng Leather Cloth Cline, &c Coorcd Pa
peT OF all kinds SHAN Boards binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white aLi ctcd Printers Cards and card
Boards IN variety; lr"ss Boards Hardware Paper
Tissue Paper French Folio Post Packet, CONNER
ca Letter ard Neir Iarers Marble Paper Post ONCE and
Hank Envelope rapci- Shratug Taci aud Spec Papers
prlntu. and Writing Iuk Alum. 81. hing Pow Iers, &c
tg' Paper of every description made t" order.
srptl 3taw 3nos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

RAILROAD AccIDENr.--On Friday last car on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, having on
board the Continental Guards and other passen-
gers; had its forward wheels knocked Oft by n
''snake head" and was in this way, with the bro
ken wheels underneath, dragged Il considerable
distance. The passengers were in much danger,
till the locomotive was stoppcd-but fortunately
no one was injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

UNIVERSITY OF ViReiNIA-ScnooL o. MonFEN
LAS.rAaEs.--.At their receut meeting Tie Board
of Visitors has made important Improvements IN
the School Of Modern Languages. Hereafter, ITS
force of teachers will consist OF Professor anu
three Assistants. Great care will be taken to
teach the students not only to read and write, but
to speak the Modern Languages, easily and cor
rectlv, and for this precision the several classes
will be thoroughly drilled in sections by compe-
tent instructors, who are natives to the languages
they teach. Such measure is urgently Fe4"ireu
i,v rho increasing importance Of familiarity
With these languages, and ready command Of
them in conscrsation.--CA Charlottesville J.b7so-
man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LYNCHDURG
I'EMAIE COILEGE

FEM ALE COIIIEtE.
T1NIE EXERCISES Of this 1nsuilou Will DO resumed on
u second Monday September, With greatly Increased
facilities accommodation Of both boarding and day pn.
pills instruction In branch u study per
tanning complete female education
FACULTY.
RIv SAMUEL X COX, President. Professor OF Mental
aud Moral Science aad Of History
LrCuHaUs u. MATHEWS A. NJ. Professor Of Latin Lsn'
guaEc and Literature.
D. BL,SktSsHir Graduate of Va VI Inst, Professor Of
Nhhcmail.
u AnotruE s,uronI. IL. D.. Professor Of Modern Ian.
gusgc-
sig q. ,. Bozz,oIaa. Professor Of Mule
Miss MANY { Lork.. Mia. A. Il, EDDY Mrs. NJ J. Town
Lff. Instructors In Primary studies.
Miss \ I. Coi,. Teacher Of ornamental branches
ESrtssf- Hoard including iucl tnrptute lights and room
attendance months SIS Tuition IN English
branches s2O Tuition In Iatin Gre~k one OF the Mo
deru Languages. si0 Instruction tn" Piano OF Guitar,
49,: use a, instrument o.. USE of Furniture ..
half board and tuition invariably required In al
either In approved notes EUh boarder will
b. furnish sheets towels plw rases and
table napkins and one silver spoon
~ Catalogues containing further particulars may be OBJ
tanned tho Ngnan OccRt thu Hook stores " heasra
Payue Chr aud H. & Victor by application I" the
President SAINT. X. COX. rtestlent.
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
SANUARy 30sh. 1888,
GEO. w. VALENTINE, A>p RE- HENINQ
GROCERS,
Nfrt Door 10 fhy \I,ffhuui, Rank

LlNtNBt' kt, VA.
M Keep On hanl constantly Groceries uf The best
w ny. I" which W. particularly Invite the attention
our hi"nS and customers. w" tender thanks 10
trends tn past ta>ors, and hope by hdoy the interest
an who mh, favor ne 10 merit continuance u the Va
Al" nov r"'rt superior lot "f sugars CniIrcs Moa
new tt"r) Candies, lcatlct Salt, Ac A. whirh of-r
cheap for lash II country produce. niots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

RypucrIoN OF RAILROAD SALAKIEs,-At the last
meeting of the Directors of the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad, resolution was passed that
the salaries Of every officer connected with the
roud should be reduced ten per cent, except two
clerks whose wages are small This resolution
took effect on the lst inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DA ~

III L. IL. fDEbfH, attl d.
ExEcUrOR,. sALEoF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At AUCTION.
As fxECuToR Of MICAJAH DAVIS, in. DECD
i0BER hixhe., bidder sre',,, oil g. u aud
bic REAL ESTATE. in tbs CIV Of I'ynshtrrs
l., "sI on the hi, ncs, n. LYn.nLurs College I,lns Nj
bot NJ" 40 on 9TH street and .h alley Thu Kitchen ana ~,
Stable framed There . a ell OF good the prcn'scs
and a garden IN n high stsie Of guilty" ,,, ,uo
stories high. and basement There Ao"i "'n "' ware"
Asa Que hal, Of enc Unimp-.v-d Lot Ola Main street
sde'"ne the r'.d.n', OF H., si.cr,e.r" fsa ,. nan
Also. That valuable famii, Residence On Judge Dan
icls Hal. at present, coupled by Col Ice -,
bonds with approved security will b" required ANA 'e''
As. On WEDNESDAY, the 9TH nuropEn a, the Ara.
named Nv .ns WIN he odd to The asa. aas, o s so
ry article arrer,aaine To housekeeping
rfHa.->s m'"iis credit Tor ali sum. over e,o ana under
CR PHELPS Ane,r lseptIa a,a~tds
GALL OF REAI. ESTaTE.-is p.r."""cr
- e III" provisions" 81 deed OF tus executed by l"hr
liaiiy and wiir dated the October sAd Z" the
building Fund Ass"cisi"n the under signed "il sell On me
s a M. ,S.". and 10. on 10" The oa%rS"
Court Hons" Turnpike '"nve,edhy SAID deed III" pro La
simpson. soap Factory The unacr,isnrd viii sell and
Ncy such title only as vested in them by the decd a' said
TERMS made known on the day OF safe -
sept, a,a. & r wills lis
I,aMPnii.I. LAND FOX sALE.-If no,
Y sold privately before, VII s.l 4, pubic auction. on
m the next fair day isnu Of Land com'animE IN
x TOO ACRES, -
lying in the eointy Campbell the Lync,hnrg aud S'
Tia. lands OF john J.hisu Holm. an others There
supposed I" Il" about - a'tc, "f cleared "ni 'm.rAetns
Wheat. Oats, i"hac," snt ,;ras-
TO lnur Nhhis md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

The SEASONS TRAyEL.-The stay-at-hame pub
lie have no idea whatever of the rush OF travel TINS
season over the great new Southwestern ra'ir' al
route-from Washington city. viz Alexandria
Richmond and Lynchburg Va. Dalton Ga. and
Memphis, Tenn, to New Orleans. Already, 1t Is
not uncommon for four hundred passengers to pass
over the northern end of the route daily Tor some
DAYS consecutiyelv. all Of whom appear to be
equally pleased with the manner III which they
are accommodated and treated by each and all OF
the employees of the several railroad companies
over whose works they pass.
On Friday night last we made one OF quite TWO
hundred passengers who passed over the whole or
a portion of the route. From the moment OF reach
ing the ferry boat taking this throng to Alexan-
dria. until we left the train, at point some sixty
miles in the interior everything went as smooth
" as though travelling by day and with light
load Not piece of the three or four wagon loads
Of baggage was misplaced, nor was passenger
left without an agreeable scat. MemehtIon these
facts because the crowd was 80 unusually large
for night trip from Washington, as Oh most rail
roads with ferry boat connection, to be llkely
to result in many disagrecabe contingencies
Great credit is indeed due to the efficiency oil the
arrangements of the officers of the George Page
steamer, and to the Superintendent Of transporta.
ton on the Orange and Alexandria railroad, and
to the politeness, intelligence, even temper and
efficiency Of the officers and employees OF that
company, necessarily thrown into contact with
those who avail themselves of the facilities oil the
line.-U dSh. Star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
ALL
ACCOUNTS DUE
TWICE A YEAR,
1AT JULY AND lsT JANUARY.
(Ercept those BY Special Conreal
GEORGE M. RUCkER.
LYNCHBuR0,VA.
JULY LIST. 1858

r YNCM,s wAREHOUsE. Ly.ekSss9, Va
Ths suhs>ribsr leased for ysaEs the above
NAMED valuablA property hh city aDa gillette
the patronage Of his friends and the public EehesA me
Of has been given 70 Hes H. Rack
Of Amherst and TO- Boas Of APpoahseAs 80 ps Ia
every qualified the duties Of tho ess wsh
and deservsdly worthy Of the pnble ccnAdsnsS
ianla Ia :, EDGAR vHuxnHAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

PRoL HoLcoMBE, of the University of Virginia,
will deliver an address on "Slayery and its Effects
on Southern Agriculture before the State and
and Agricultural Societies in Petersday, in No
yerber next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13


Board, Including nc lights &C. with no Sos
Tuition In slish branches IL
Tuition tu do with French and Latin
Iutiun In Collegiate Department.. -
Instruction Plane, Guitar, "r Organ rs
~ al instrument 90
Hoard aud Iu,onouc halt In adv balance tho
of the scs'ion.
In this Institution, not only knowledge Of La in
Greek aud Hebrew be acquired but facilities furnished
oiking the French italian and Spanish Languagen Two
Ancient and t~o Modern Languages requisite rntln to
graduation.
Such reforms In the old ct Education the Pho
dntss Of the TUNES suggests enlightened kArEniENCT
r aIdAp Ia what IL duo Ia parunts and children
and sven only will be Introduced Tho blends
with thu form Of INSTRUCTION Lecture aud
nn and untcR the Practice With tho Theory
call exercise, and give the fullest all
powers.
Mr. WILLIAMSON refers tho Faculty Of University Va
in H5o3l Ksv Ro Kyland Frest Richmond College Mrs
Gen Darlington Prof Morse Rev J. u. Mitchell b Rev
Leo Rnsscr, ID. H. Rovs H. IL wyor, Geo W. Carter aud
I, H. Hall
Mr. Horrfn refers to Rev. " II Pia,t Petersburg and
Gen q q Clay,
Mr. cAMrs refers to u r. Lsfcbvre Richmond and Rev w
ii kncklc, LynchburR
Mrs PAar refers To nev. Jno. T. Atkinson u Prest
Hampton 4. College, mud Hon. VIM & and Mrs. Rvea
Mrs WILIAMsos refers II Hon w G. Preston Gov Jpo.
u Floyd and Win Radord Esq. President Farmers Bank,
linrhburg
~ Circulars containing particulars obtained by AppcA
ton al SEMINARY Rood4 In nmodia vicinity Of ith NJ NJ
Church, or through Tie y. Ofco aug 2r-d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

-, FOR RENT a.,
Ills, THE COMFORTABLE FAMILY EE TDENCE ms.
Nearly opposite lpt McCorkl- formerly occupied by WIN
A. Miller. and lately by J,hn b Winircr
" Apply 10 IL & Victor. or Gc"Iga q. Williams
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
LYNCIIIsIIRG COLLEGE.


rlNHE fourth sesson OF this Institution viii commence
Il on The 10Th september. 49,
The o,a'nl Of the hoaihrst aud most accessible In
and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal u the American collsnua
viii be efficiently maintained IN.
the Of Mr. Hankrnship graduate OF tho VIZ
gua Military and Recently connected with the
tniicd Statrs Coast Survey,
professors will have exclusive charge of the
Schoo which Young will ba thoroughly pre-
pared d college or business
EAGG l.TY.
ROBERT l.. BRoCKErT, ITes,drnf. Professor Of Naiu
raj Science
I.y,rnurs MArutws, A, NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies I"ttrs
n Cantii II, Professor Of the Grrek Language and
Literature
} h ~ ASkrssnr, Professor Of Mathematics and Iusruc
Of Tactics
REV W wAiKfn Professor OF Moral aud Mental Sci.
Rev = X. cox. Professor of History
SAMrfi AND A NJ Professor " Constitutional LAW.
u A L,nauonNt. u, rrofraSor Of Anatomy and Ply.
iolorv
Gris,rrk AnoI RIO sAuronI IL Professor of Modern
Languages. -..
EXPENSES
Hoard - per week washing ~ - per month fuel and
lights sIua Tuition. $50 IN tho Grammar School and
sp III the Coil, gaio Department, Tor halt .cssion.
fv Catalogues containing further Information can be- oh
ta'u.L b, add. M the President. ais
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

lNASII FOR WOOL.-l will pny the highest
" market price In cash, 10000 pounds of ashed Noo
II delivered by the 2jth September A. d. RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
tyWANTED1

IMMEDIATELY AT THIS OFFICE SEVERAL BOYS
of good character and principles DESTROYS OF learning til,
printing business None heed apply who not willing win
good to out honoraby their time that ia.
emf oycr will in the latter of their service
Enumeration the ihccs made ilst insruclng them
ent3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

cd $50 pieces styles of Prints suitable for this and
the approaching season, to DO sold very cheap. -
-aue b4ts -rs JOHN ADRAHA1S
81 nn YARDS PLAIN ALI. WOOL NOUS
SOUO Inns superior quality, At 45c worth s2t
ssptll to JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

Growth OF TOBACCO IN NoRTEwEsrrRN VIRGIN
.A-Many Of our readers will probably be surpr-
scd to learn that there is any Tobacco raised Tor
market in Northwestern Virginia. Crtil recently
we were not ourselves vf the fact II IS Ger
TAIN however, that the weed" has been rulti'ated
to limited extent in that region for several years
and that il has found its way to the Baltimore mar
ket. The quantity grown in Northwestern virgin
ia is annually increasing, and the planters OF that
quarter, like sensible men, are looking to better
market, They have already found their way to
Richmond. x few weeks ago Messrs. IL ,RRIs x
WILSON, commission merchants of this city, sold
nine hhds of Tobacco grown by {. p. RoARnAtGn
ESQ. of Upshur county, ut prices ranging from
So 10 to 80 81, and averaging about - 90, llgs
and loaf The sale was made ut n period OF the
season when the offerings were very heavy, and
tho prices much lower than they are at present.
The crop was also received in unsafe order, ror-
ton being badly damaged Notwithstanding, the
average is much better than that of many crops
gown in Eastern Virginia. sold at the same time
This is the first Tobacco sent from that section to
the Richmond market, and the result should en-
courage greater attention to that crop in the North
west. The charges from Baltimore to Richmond
by steamer, are only about $40 per hogShead--
Rich. Examiner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
WSPAPER ADvERT Using
AGENCY.
AT THE SaRGlNlAN OFFICE.

sss"YE BUSINESS-MEN OF LYNClIBu R6 -Sisa
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
pss," WANTED. ~yr,a

Ests" WANTED. "tfsa
UNE writer wishes several competent m'h !"
travel Ia the STATE Nrsiuia chance l. No" OF
red enorKet, men Gail No. J. Cabell House ynch
lhept1-.t'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
STEEL EXPANSION SKIRTS
ROC ii L & MOORE,

II I
II GOODS No. "a, HANOVER ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
Having been appointed for the sale Dom Bias
sets celebrated ste" expansion skirts prepared to ill
much below the regular obbing p,iccsChlren
sizes G. and hoops Ladies sizes To- H. and IA hoops and
hoops with extension hustle Orders promptly executed
sepiR 3IaMGW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
N O T &c F.

'uNlE UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURES SODA WA
q Elk which he has bottled and CONSTANT, hand Also
me h'@ fhiiadctphiI Porter, Ate, md Lager
srr on hand at AL tunes which he will sell al WHOLE
SALE PRICES 10 the trade An orders r"m the country
W" DC thankfully received and promptly attended to Place
"i business pp'Sir the Guy Ilo,tl
srrti Aclm N MCCORMACK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

UNRENCM DRESS GOODS, FROM NEW
YORK AUCTIONS 5Oa Iiieh. all " DOL Deaines,
thing entirely hich will be sold 90 cent esa than the
cost Of importation. Call soon for bargains.
septll.ts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13

UNXTRACT JAVA COFFEE.-A very Ane n r.
II ticle-an extemporaneous cup Coffee made in
inent Just received by STABLER & JONES.
ma It's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

members Of thi Company hereby notified to attend gpe
Gal meeting THIS EVENING Saturday Nov H. half past
6 o'clock. LEA f. FAREWELL,
dll 1t Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

C. l.. C. DuPUY, Auctoneer,
Office No q Camp street
CATURDAY, the IIth Inst, at IL O'Clock
. NJ. at Bankb Arcade, will be sold
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, Nos. u, 10 and IA, south,
Of Camp and Philip streets having each 30 feet
IS feet with the Of an alley 10 wide The
Of first class wostory slate roof frame
dwelling commodiouB parorB and bed chambers gas
fixtures throughout the building fixtures Tor hot and cold baths
extenstvt back buildings with breakfast room carriage house
and stables coal house, 5ighy improved grounds, etc
2 Two LOTS OF GROUND, No 7, fronting Leyee streeJ
and No II rOntng Public Rndug stu in square bound
"a by Leyee Third Water and Second street, having each
about rs feet front by depth Of about 81 together with
the improvements thereon, which consist Of one-stOy
tenemenis situated Lot No T.
3, SIX LOTS OF GROUND Nos 15 Ii. II, IS 10 and 90
situated In the square bounded by Lege Third and
Second streets having each Is feet inches Tchoup
toulhK evea street north se) by average depth about
lOs feet, and about % feet vide on the rear line
Lot NO, 20 forms Of evte and Third The
improvements consist Of COnmOd0us Lumber
house The vendor reserves the right Of removing the
chinery contained therein.
4 FOUR LOTS, Nos l. 3 and A. in the same square az
the foregoing having each 81 feet front Third street by
depth between parallel lines OF 1875 feet. Lot No forms The
corner OF Third and Rousseau streets.
The whoeus per plans exhibited At the Arcade.
TEHNsOne nth cash the purchasers the liabi
ties Of the respective properties sold hereafter enumerated
and for the balance furnish their r. is and uonhs
secured by special mortgage the property sold bearing
interest ut cent until maturity and eventual
interest at the rate Of per cent per annum.
Payments to be assumed by the purChasers-
on lots Nos b. IT, H. Is 10 and 20 $3.50 due on I518h
October, lH0 ...-
The buildings to be kept insured by the purchasers until
the hn payments made and the policies to be transferred
to the vendors.
Acts of before Edward Barnett Notary Public the
expense Of the purchasers. dIl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
d a. EAHNE sr0CES,s XERnIIEUGE II

p A. Fla HIN ESTOCh'S VERNTIFUCiE HAS
u long been regard witt favor and confidence by
body Of the regnr medical profession in State in the
Union. daily
scribed by the physicians throughout The tn
States During the of continued popularity
roqs and cou ettet limitations have from Time 70 time made
their appearance. Never has it been
the bye exercise udcious caution purchasing te
genuine article than this time These limitations
in their external resemblance b. A. F8hnebCk YER
muge to be well calculated TO put the ursusEectHg
purchaser article which he neither wished intended
buy 1t enough to buy OF accredited but every
purchaser vigilance avoid being imposed upon and
examine every bottle himself that bnYng
genuine b. A. FRhuesiOrkis YeTLntuge. lmAW
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and dressed
very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber
S4 per for rough and So dressed lets
purchasers
Rsy- Lumber sawed to order
: 4 MING RAair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

ALA MA RIVER.
FOR BLADON AND CULLU1I

r. FOR BLADON AND CELLUM
assSa5slcs5 sPRINGs--Tvice 4 week-The steamer Ad-
Badoa and Guitum Springs twice week as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and Demopos
every Saturday evening, o'cloCt
Leaves Mobile for BLadon and Culum Syringe every Wedues
day evening, al O'Clock
-Returning-
Leaves Badon and Cuum Springs every Tuesday Thrrs
day evening" o'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
aud Friday morning, o'clock.
For passage, apply TO
7. B. SMITH 4 Tchoupitoulas street
ie2S If or SIMPSON 1 COOKE Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
STORAGE. STORAGE, STORAGE.

The undersigned having taken the large and
bldng . and % Front and a and % Fulton
pared receive Flour Lard Butter Bagg Rope
forwarding goods, etc, on liberal terms.
OSBORNE, WILSON & CARRADTNE,
n93 II 23unl EEnnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11

Succession of Marel Pauc and Jnh. Fauteur, his wife.
BY TOCRNE Il THOMAS.

- - - - -H''
EusESE foURNE, Anctioneer.
w nj Banks Arcade on Magazine street vii he sold Al nu6
Tic auction y yrtne aud in pursuance Of MI order from lie
Hon Victor Bur he Judge Of the Third Judicial District jourt
Of Louisiana parish Jefferson dated November 80 1858 for
To' 5IT n ~ i '@SSSSS 6F RuI-yD itot5 in m
t,,fl ~ nri;, 1'sri T;rSan \,i,1- str.sts ~ ~
toyi If frfoo mri Ii Of Jefferson Nos ,63 TeasirfI,
eo%i a. r@t ront on 0nbiiE street Nv ann Of IL ~
inches una Fronts on lhTa street loge4er WIN i the i'm
osseH Tg!uoi ~ u, ny 's o'ag VII oeSIgere'
lo2S, @ risr %i '1ouS aj @ anu m
ny "r3t!6STi 0rC or rpnl,ND o5io;,ir H. to ~ ,
~ " - On r. a. i -, w M 'e S 80
"Fi A. 80 Z tra.. viii a. ,,,lsr of rit 'raas - spi
h = W ar ~, lGs% "a t"F F same sHaHrs 3
fr@ef Iy isnb of III .at '"'" 0 ee' oL' 0 Hu
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NM III Xxi @E ,S N l The same sggae as
.t.f Nv f,ntl Of liz aai E "s. NJ : F5, I've cag,q
5s g S2@n fdo e house with gallery roo@" and
- lWO LOTS or GROUND IN thc same square as above
D5 depth Of III feet 6nce between parallel lines together
WIN e mouse WIN s"eryt rooms, ana Kitchen with
'oo't2' Sne"' e'S' STAyF
grif woman, named CHARLOTTE, aged about 81 years
Rt-IERMS-Cash,
Acts o. Sae before u NohmEere N II al me expense OF
I7c,7r1,,,- ,71,-,7I,77.,
A ICT1ON NO1ICE-E. D. HYDE, LATE OF THE
n firm Of PEYCHAuD, HYDE CO. hts established him
l9e street where s vii attend promptly to al coasgnme6 t
Of Dry Goods Clothing 70 rs Shoes and Hats etc etc
New orleans, Dec. /, lS5s d Pm
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF A SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND
Of EghJesen yauib improved and Va ant Lots Of Ground
in the Fourth District for te purpose Of Liquidation
By PALFREY & CO.