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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-10

CARS LIGHTED By GAs.-A locomotive and six cars
go out nightly the New Jersey railroad 10 Phil
adelphia, lighted by gas, and the difference between
the gas lighted and the candle4ighted gives the
former the appearance Of an Illuminated train, shoot
gas is forced BY pump at the depot through small
iron pipes into strong wrought-iron and brazen
cylinder, which is fixed beneath each car, and
thence conveyed through patent regulator to the
interior. The supply in the cylinder is enough to-
feed two burners for fifteen hours while the time Of
making the trip to Philadelphia is four hours By
the action of the regulator the force the burners
is so equalized that the. fame does not vary from
the moment of lighting until all the gas is consum
ed. The company is arranging in its new depot =
gas generator, by which to manufacture its own gas
The cost of the gas consumed single trip is ten
cents of sperm Candles which they have heretofore
used, the cost was ffty-two cents. The time for fill
ing the six cars is less than two minutes.-M =.
Times ~ ~. ss5.tz ~ ~.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-10

The City Council cf So Louis have adopted = plan
for ely sal which cost shout $3.50,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-10
a PRACI1CAL FAhMEh.
Byberry, Sd Mo-, 1858.

The LIST OF THE MoGuLs-The old king of Del
hi the last of the Mogul Emperors, has been con-
demned by the British authorities to be transported
to one of the Andaman island and be there held as
a convict for the few remaining years of his life
His completely. as the nominal head of the revolt in
India the avowed purpose of which was the restora-
ton of the Mogul dynasty, and his more terrible
completely in the massacres and tortures of the Bril-
fish women and children in Delhi, would have amply
justified his condemnation to death but it appears
that Cap tain Hodson, of the British army, who ef-
fected his capture under very difficult circumstances,
promised to spare his life and the British judisial
authorities honorably respected that promise.
The Andaman islands are situated in the Bay of
the Nicobar Islands Their total area is about 8, 900
square miles, They are inhabited by a couple of
thousand Maylays of the most savage character and
supposed to be of the principal resorts Of tho
pirates of the Indian Seas 1t is not very clear to
whom they properly belong. They were claimed at
one time by the Danes, along with the Nicobar
island; but in 1s4s the government of Denmark re-
nounced all claim to their sovereignty, and withdrew
the establishments they had already formed on
them Some of the native chiefs subsequently ex.
pressed desire to be placed under the protection
of the East India Company, and hoisted British
flag; and it is apparently from this act that the
erect the islands into penal colony, where the last
of long line of kings, famed for their rnagni
ficence and power, is to expiate in dshonorable cap
tvity the crime of rebellion against the British su
premacy. Among the many strange vicissitudes
that have befallen the Mogu Emperors this last is
not the least wonderful impressive. 1t is very
probable that this punishment will exercise great
er influence on the minds of his coreigionists in In
dia than if he had been condemned to death.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
ma Pdnt.r bod ihs TYpe,

Perhaps there Is ~ department Of enter
rise whose details are less understood w in'
,,lligeni people ihan the Fart pressr'atiyo'-
40 achievement Of the types.
Every day their lives long they are o'cus-
imed to read the newspaper To ind fault with
g statements, It's arrangement, itS looks, 10
lume themselves upon the discovery OF some
I1gush and acTObatic type ihatgels into trolls
nd stands upon It's head or ol some word
nth a waste letter or Two 10 ~ but Of the
Process by which the newspaper is made, Of
ne myrlads Of motions and thousands Of pie,
IS necessary to ils composition, they know
tile aud think less,
They imagine they discourse OF wonder
indeed, when they speak Of the fair white ear,
ct woven for thought TO walk on the rags that
uttered upon the back OF the beggNr yesterday,
But there is 10 Us something more wonder
ii still. When we look at the hundred and
'ly'two little boxes, something shaded with
touch OF inky fingers, that compose print
5 case" noiseess, except the clicking Of
pes, as one by one they take their place in
owing line-we think we have found the
arve OF the art
Srewn in those little boxes are thin paml-
lograms Of metal every one good for some.
ing that goes TO make up written languages I;
re visible footprints of though, upon carpets
., rags.
We think how many fragments OF fancy
ere are in the boxes how many atoms Of
'etry and eloquence the printer can make
70 aud there, il he only has a little chart TO
York by how many facts in small handlnlls,
low much truth IN chaos
Now he picks up the scattered elements un.
II he holds IN his hand u ston2O Of Gray's FL.
~ monody upon Grimes, "all buttoncd up
6liore." Now he sets up "Puppy missing"
md now paradise Lost" He arrays bride
IN 'smull caps" and sonnet in "Nonpareil."
He announces that the ianguishing "lve,"
in one sentenee-transposes the word, and de.
plores the days that are "evil," in the next.
A poor jest ticks its way into the printers
hand, like a little clock just running down, and
q train Of eloquence marches into line. We
fancy we can tell the difference by hearing of
the ear; but perhaps not.
The types that told a wedding yesterday,
announce burial to-mouow-perhops in the
se..same letters.
They are the elements TO make a word OF.
Those types are a world with something IN it
as beautiful as spring, as rich as summer, and
rs grand as autumn; flowers that frost cannot
wiI;, fruit that shall rpcn for all time.-New
y2rk Printer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

Ton. CoRwlN's LAsr.-At trial recently
held at Yellow Springs, growing out of dif.
fculty between some of the students and fac
u.,y Of Antioch, "Old Wagon Boy" who rep
resented the faculty, was exhibiting to the jury
q foil or cane, belonging to one of the students,
which was probably used in the melee. Tom
was in his usual happy mood, and brought
down the house frequently BY his witty illus
,ati,ns of the noble science of fencing; now
parTying imaginary thrusts, and anon throwing
himself 6ercely upon the attack. AT last, hav-
ing Exhausted his full store Of pleasantries
with one fell thrust he made fcint TO strike one
OF the Students Mr.. Fisher, who sat near by,
and With look of unfathomable gloom, and
the voice of stentor, he Numbered cut: "And
what would you do, sir, being unarmcd, if |
should attempt to pierce you through2 e In
agjne the roar of laughter which greeted this
eloquent effort of the "Od Stumper," when
iHe haf-rightened student, collecting again
his wits, sprang to his feet and, successfully
mmicng Corwin's most bombasic style, ex.
claimed: "Id acelcomc you, sir, aciM hoodg
d2naS, toa hospitabIe grave."-Ohio Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
Mckenzie Institute.
Mound Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
8 1-2 miles ~. +. of Paicstine on the Iylerand
Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session of this Institution opened the Is
Mondayiu August, under the charge Of Elder JAMES r.
MALONE, assisted by able and well approved Faculty
The buildings ample and commodous DOrmories the
plan fTlomas Jeersonco pupils only in ROOM The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists of two sessions Of five months each The
lideiphid Debating CUB has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by the bcraly Of the friends of the Institution Students rece
we'd time and charged only from the day ofentrance the
close Of the session.
N BAH damage done to Dormtcries furniture charged
the occupants DOiories furnished with everything
cessay to render them comfortable and pleasant and style
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board Tuition Room Fuel and Washing,
for ne Scholastic Year oftico sessions Of months.
English Department, LIST Glass, il paid at Close 800
If not paid at close, ITO
2nd Glass, If paid at close,a ITO
il not paid at close, 12l
Lngua Mathematical Departments paid at close, 100
if not paid ut close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each,) 90
Contingent fee,
Ten per cent discount allowed for advance payments.
Positive ely deduction under any circumstances except for
protraced sickness.
Sept II, 1S5S-12:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

BARNuN's TROUBLES Mr.. Banum has been
in a Slight trouble IN Manchester. He was
announced to deliver lecture on "Money Get.
ting hut before the evening of the perform
once arrived heard that it was intended by
some one to publish in pamphlet a report of
his address. He, therefore, obtained legal ad.
vice, ond, in the terms of an act of William
", gave written notice to two Justices of
the Peace, by virtue of which he secures to
himself the copyright of his address. This
notice having been lodged two clear days be-
fore the delivery of his address, its unauthor-
lied publication would reader the publisher
liable to the forfeiture of every copy of the
work and fine of penny upon every sheet
printed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale on the most reasonable terms, the
| following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
the East side OF the Trinity river, opposite the mouth Five
Mile creewel mbered acres situated about two miles
below the mouth Of Five Mile and three miles Northeast
Pleasant Fun On the latter there Is between sixty
eny acres in good state Of cultivation, with usual arm-
houses stables and other mprovomn and plenty Of
bo tracks well watered The land situated fertile and
vii be sold low Land buyers requested give me CAL
July 3l lSoS-5tf 7. J. WAMPLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
HoUsTon AND GALVESTON.

-
ntit . uutiAnf ruos. o Conftos.
GaISssion Agricultural Warehouse,
n0ho clsTit, cohNfH sIAAkp ASD fRtaONf sfhIrT
Whthh ON y ~ = US. s,ssl =
HuEIICtLfuRAL IMPLEMENT
si y - Eesias sau'' q ~ sH'y suens ihsss ar
rl1l dis-oa' W'ssst' .ni s's, ou light H0rss ,'
HARnOWs-ImTTs,si Hinge a,,A EnIanARF
al kiis, oii1n ssssps ioFss lloss aud
oonS sliEiIERs-snsls ssl Psuls &c Hand and lIor,s
Pn9u
CORS PLANTEps
skkh S1NtRs-faf Hand o. Harss,
Avsius arl htalinE MsFiinrs,
fi,,.hir, Nsr,i,si H. 49,, IN IIs1A Rsk,,
iaag sua lan'aliga cIa Nis bu s'ens aud s'ss Con-
and Gu eTasirls, sEl fpsd Mile
tlgTus-hyiaTy, fheTustnrisT and Dash,
aarisn knshrs, ilsss, slsds., AArs, flhs
Hush Hooks, Se,, sioTv ari Wharf iIusksi
rauialien AND Rsad Wag,nsi
IaHifn And niH Hanover
WsFOn ana iTsuEh iisT1sss, Cellars, Il,mss, ks,I
oN iokss, hass, heg fins and ban hinssi
koai and bishing syTaIsTs,
-Beitins-
0at Tanned s,rs.shsd is.ihsr, fNu 70 u inshs'i
Nu,anis.a RullrT ; aRi ply, All widths
liydTan' lioss, ifIes and cVallilg'
laCv LralhsT Riysts and Punches
Harden Seeds and Plants
Ago o. MT AMI wRsAls's Ren'asLy Harvester Reaper
NillsT ali Wingair'. Com and Cob Crushing Mil.
e. ", bTVHn's Patent GTis' Mil, fFvneh and burr
FrIIONs sELF,snARPENINO CORN MEAL isp GESER
Al FHED MILL.
talEey nRorIIERs HORSE POWER AND oyERsnor
MILLER, MINGATE a CO.'S PENNSYLVANIA FOUR
II0i,sE pOMER ASH fuRlSilRi,s,
MeC0Rp 4 noGARDus HORSE POWER.
AGENT FOR T.. CARVER Co.'S IMPROVED COTTON GIN,
ASb CnlClliSrERs SRA ISLAND COTTON GIN,
GENERAL AGENTS ron MANuFAcrrRERs,
May lSSs-i5,lyr. IsAAC0 WILLIAMS & co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
Texas Penitentiary.

PLANTATION GOODS-COTTONS AND WOOL
LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED.
undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the
planting interest the above goods The testimony of all VIII
used them, establish the fact that they superior
the choicest goods Of asmila brought the State
The material Of which they made best Of the bestand with
alloy Our agents for the sale Of them hessrs.
Carroll Hoy Co, New Orleans Hessrs ii. Runge Co., In
danoa; Nlessrs H. b. Nichols Co Galveston; Messrs J.
Burke, Houstal JOHN BESSER, Finanl Agt
Huntsville August, ls5S,-sep.s-1o:6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

TEE MODEL LApy.-The model lady puts
her children out to nurse, and tends lapdogs
lies in bed till noon; wears paper soled shoes
pinches her waist; gives the piano fits for.
gets to pay her mi liner; cuts her poor rela'
tons; goes to church when she has new bon.
uet; turns the cold shoulder to her husband
and Ajrts with his friends; never saw thIm.
bic don't know darnlng needle from a crow.
bar; wonders where buildings grow; eats ham
und e4gs in private, and dimes on pigeon s
leg in public; runs mad after the last new fash
ion; doats on Byron: adores any man who
grias behind a moustachio and when asked
the age 0, her youngest child, replies. Don't
know indeed, ask Betty !"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
SCHOLASTIC.
Dallas Collegiate Institute.
Mount Prairie High school.

hVuht sShbC HIS IA SSsUoh.
w r. SMITH, Principal, and Mrs. S. J. SMITH,
w Assistant.
The st session u this school, will commence the ht Mon
day Ia Octn Tho scholastic year will he divided into tsO
sUns u i've months each,
TERNis--of THiiioR per Session.
GramGiar and Arithmetic, q so
Grammar anil ArltInetc continued, Elementary Algebra,
Composition Natural Philosophy Chemistry and History 4. 80
Algebra continued Geomciry, TrigontmetTy Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, Diftrcntlal and
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
element, Of Latin, Greek aud spanish languages IS Oo
Students will he charged from the time of entering until the
close NJ the session, unless In ~ proractcl Illness,
Tuition paynhlt'At the expiration ot each term
This schools located In Dallas county miles north ~ N
town Of Dallas, the residences Of I'm MrTrl aud ~
iorncr H. Board he had In the ncgbOrhuod
he c'. Each student will be charged So cts per session. III
cdcnal expenses lilly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
kICkapOO Steam Saw Will.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW ON HAND


TTNHESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun-
ties, miles northwest of the town of Kickapoo, "a
miles southeast of Athens, IS miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, So miles from Portcr's
Bluff u from Larissa, % from Rusk 20 from Paes-
tine, G5 from Kaufman, As from Canton, so from Ty
Ter, G5 from Centrevlle, 100 from Dallas, 85 from
Waxahacaie, 60 from COrsicana, 81 from Wild Cat
Bluff, 95 from Pine Bluff, 80 from Parker's Bluff,
ITO from Waco, so from Fairfield rs from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth, l20 from Buchanan, 100 from
Hlsborough, and los from Johnsdn's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, 81 so
Ceiling, %
Misunderstanding, " %
All other sizes in proportion
These mills under the supervision Of first rate
Sawyer and Engineer, and being in regular operation
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bills, large
and small filed with accuracy and at the shortest no
tice, according to orders.
All orders must be addressed to BENZ II. Johnson,
KiekapOo, Anderson County, Texas.
NJ. 7. JOHNSON
Johus7u's Station, Tarrant Co, april Is--45sf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

TINllE undersigned has iusI received trOm Houston
i aui has for sale the following articles. lie rs
speetfully asks the custom Vf the publla'
Champagne wine, Cigars,
Ale, Pepper sauee,
Oysters, Run,
Port wine, Peach Brandy,
Cosnae Brandy, Rock Candy,
Fancy Candy. Star Candles,
Crushed Sugar, Sahnapps,
Clarci wine, Pickles,
Pint ilasks, Coffee,
Sugar, Old Rye Whisky,
Lemon Syrup, Dexter Whisky,
Black Pepper, Tobacco,
Matches, G, u, Caps,
BlackuS, Pipes,
Gin, sc. II. DEACON
Dallas, Nov 10, lSjS-lN;am.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

DEEF HIDEs-The highest market price r.aii
ID K GeLB 4 BoNALDSoN'S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
PRorEssIoNAL CARDS.
John a.. Mccoy,

ATTORNEY AND COuNsELlOk Al LAW f,
Min riiot la ghs nsirri Carts Ia aitis fui,s Ig
A. leh Iaiisia n aii u a. sarrsas tai u tbs sisls
sni a u ,hg e.llrs'su u saias Ia al ssans' ~ an
"a , . ~, 80 sf,hs PATHS sasrs paas Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
MIsoELLANnous.
LIVERY STABLE
Ilardwarc I Hardware :!
Family Groceries and Liquors

'i'NO ,et AMI four feet b,arl,; also, good oak
l. shingles, wanted by l. VI SfAtkfCLE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

LoAFEss IN A PRINTING OfFlcE.-The COM
posing room Of printing Office is not the place
10 tell long stories, or argue points in meta
physics. A printing office is like a school i;
1t can have no interlopcrs, hangers-on, or twad-
dlers, without serious Inconvenience, 20 say
nothing Of loss of time, which is as good
as gold 10 the Printer. What should be
thought Of a man who would enter school
and twaddle first with the teacher and then
with the scholars-interruptin the discipline
of one and the studies of the other! And
vet this is he precise effect Of the loafers with
the course Of Observation-Disclosures the great at.
teution which is necessary to the good printer.
NJ gentleman will ever enter it and presume
to net the loafer. He will feel above it, for no
real man sacrifices the interests or interferes
with the duties of others. The loafer does
both. Let him think, if he never has, that the
last place he should ever insnuate his worth
less and unwelcomed presence is In the print
ing oflice.-Ths Printer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
10. Warren stone,

ATTORNEY and COUNSELL OR AT Ia w
N,TIII trario ia the counties q Kaufman Collin, nsn, ~
w liz ard Daas also in the supTslne t0nTt AZ iyi AMI y
he Probate oouIts al Dallas and zdinins ooaniirs se a.
snIiun Sill h. gi'Sn 10 e'llesons anu VIC lt,sss " %
Ani, Dallas, ne, 90 iesa.-''H,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
Isaac NayiOr.

Allornsn an6 Counsellor al. LAM
ORrs-F foHt r0os, ~ stairs, opposite lAs cfHlsA-
ffld House, Dallas, hTas'
WILL pTasiis Ia the e5aass = ihr s,Alsshh
w 80 hi tit Sntrte ant frirFs q rits q tbs sl-ir si
fhfay 10 ~ cofin II claims, isalinE lsli urs
any M, ssional lasinrss entrusted q h' Af an-isls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15


A LEGAL ExPERMENT.-G General Walker
will, il is believed, accede 10 the request of his
friends that he and his immediate party shall
abstain from taking passage in the first trip Of
the new line Of emigration ship. Their object
is TO test, in legal and unmistakable manner,
how far this Government means to carly the
role Of foreign police agent and inquisitor.g gen.
eral over those Of our citizens who may desire
10 change their residence to Nicaragua. They
desire to know positively whether any official
of tie United States will venture upon the
autocracy Of refusing clearance to ship pre-
pared for lawful voyage, at the pleasure Of
Lord Napier. and because Senior lrisarri hss
not received his passport-fribuie. Other pee
pie thsn General Walker have business in
Nicaragua, a ID it is time 10 learn whO Is 70
forbid fheir Going, and BY what authority
Siqifs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
EDS. ID. IL. Thomas.

V0CL Id embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful
w Acknowledgements for the kind and liberal patronage received
airing past year. AMI hopes by strict and faithful attention to
his professional duties, to merit continuation
~ Occ Sayrc Thomas Drug Store where he may be
found at all hours, uncs. professionally absent.
January d. lS5s-3O,1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13
A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARS4 PdRILLA LoZENGES
SfY..uEn ,,,1E

Slttft pIG ana compounds
itepaiea ~ n Hhhhu, Druggist and Physician
70 a essences fups and Extracts 80 named and
W RI apeSaliS heretofore khoWli
mSe uL a og time thoroughly Investigated the idea of
S; t aeat q oes applied TO all
the or morbid principle of which proeeedF
organs - ~ " "J VI VS.
and uninterrupted ANALYSIS of the animal vegea
BILE mineral kingdoms had Induced the hone hnt eon6
bring result and thanks to nv ndefatigaha re-
searches, 1t is new obtained -
aea IS oaea upon an oleanou principle of sar
tb par V fhe pubic hueh IS the discovery
bos bsa, 49,; T Wy u r.; inc FORM Of
possibility Of doing otherwise; and Thaye divided II into b
Pile compound Lozenges order that they might be given
to children as we'll as adults.
MY rst experiments we're made privately and remained
% Ia III ~ ha ssseu ms that mao sue.
s nH' e ehaee Oh qu@ckery could not be brought
attention physicians and Of the public is called to
these oenges every one may witness tho admit
rHble results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to b upwards Of thousand persons.
the blood purified and renovated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13
ETAT DE II LouIsLANR.

sIxfEME CouR DISTRICT SIGKLEs 60. vs. LFURE
de la Rouyee- YeapB. GREANgIERE-NO & se1
A Wis us. est par !e present don4e aux cream
Ia raj on da present de Sick q CO.
Corey coLnpOsant ia raison ci-devant Siekek
eession de iturs biens etc accepted par
De eus ereaBcers quill ont FeuH bureau Robert
j. ker notaire public lie LUSDI 26 Juliet 1855 henrss
dn atin delibsrer pfendte
des dts iusolyables QUEEN attendants pousniss d
eAres contre leurg suspenue
1t que John Livingston avoeat nomma pour Ispr
senter les eraaneiets absents.
Par ordre de la eonr.
JOHN p SMITH, Dapnfe grefasr.
| Bureau 10 uin PA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13

DOEgTABLE STEAM 1NGsEH EGS-FROMl 1<T9
% horse power, of the celebrated patent OF 81
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their
faetFe very tweAty,Se States ofthe
Union. Pamphlets with ulideseFipon, letters from Isl
different persons who are using them will sent by mail ap
pieEon the subscriber, who Is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole pToprieto Of the patent they only
furnish n9putacure the engines Wicthey have gfTes
seputaion and all pretended limitations are frauds upon ths
purchasers as they will learn BY due experience with them
MO SAMUEL a. GILMAN, 70 GraTisr street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13

~ NEW FALL GsOODs-MRs NOR. "a "a
SpfON, l6l Poydras street, has just received NsA
from Paris and the North rich assortment of
FALL BONNETS of every style, Ribbons, EN-
and FANCY GOODS to which she invites tie
attention OF the Ladies and country visitors.
RB> Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Country orders
promptly attended to- se28
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13
]. B. HAuGHToN, Constable

PREMIERE Cora pE JusTIcE3 OWEN BRuEN VI j. VIZ
Paroisse d0reans. THOMAS-No 1851
I'm NtsESPU Il am writ de tierh facEas a H1oR
Ia adresse par Honorable J.. Dixon Premier JRSticF
dc PSix pour Il p9Toisse doEsans i poceder le mER
MOI, j. yente pgblique Ct adjudication de-
UN LOT DE MEUBLES.
Sas dams l'sfaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momentde rehabilitation.
jy2 8 AZ "A J. B. HkUGHTON. Conuatahie.