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u The trial OF Captain Loveland, Of the
schooner Francis French, on the charge of steal
ing slaves at Smithfeld, Va, has result ed in
holding him to bail. Thompson, the colored
steward, pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to
ten year, Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IL Extensive counterfeiting arrangements
have been discovered at London, Canada West
and two brothers named soper, and a man named
smith arrested for being engaged in the business.
Papers were found duplicating parties in New
York and elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

u The election in Prince Edward Island on
the 25th ultimo, for thirty members of the Colo
NAL Parliament, resulted in the choice of II gov
eminent members, IS opposition, and 8 indepeud-
emf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IL City Marshal Beard, of Lexington, Ky,
was murdered by a man named Barker, while
endeavoring to arrest him. crowd collected
and hung the murderer in very few hours after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IL The Neapolitan government had made
another reduction in The duty on sugar imported
in foreign vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

u The British war steamer Styx, from Ha-
vana on the LIST instant, arrived at Halifex on
Thursday night. She reports the yellow fever
raging badly there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IL Proctor Bourne, who died on the 9th,
agt d CS years, has held the Office of postmaster
In Marshfeld, Mass for more than forty years
through all administrations, though always a
Democrat
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BOARDING.

RUAkDlNO.-As small and st iotly private fam \,
II would Hke 10 secure Boz ruers n rent Ieman
add i~dy. two single gentle ep 20 nom The, ear
.'neI aisrnished tuIt Of Rooms adjoining. and one
OF lhree Noouis, with sas. CD reast pabe terms
Parties can enjoy the c~mft res ~ a horne 40 ohi1
sasn m TIE hoIte. Apply n 80 street, between
To IEr-i'ns Y ooru without hoayd 10 BIN.
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GRAN ND re MIC.

The Young Catholics Friend Society Of George
town VIII have tue GRIND PIo Nae OF IL
the season at Arlington Spring, or Eeo5.fSFfN
WEDN ESDAf, July ltth
The COMMITTEE Of Arrangements. whose motto -
never fail. has n.ade ample provision Tor the com
fort am enjoy ment of those who ~ favor the 40
cIety with their presence.
Prof; Etp1 as Celebrated Co,ilon Band 10 en-
Ksged for the occasion
Tue steeineI .. l.. Cathcart snd the packer tDlha
cloud will leave Georgetown ny the canal every
hslf hour, from O'Clock M, Tor the free passaFe
OF visitors. boat Will Also leave the 18th street
bridge. Washington. every haf hour. from O'Clock
q. m. on which 10 c-nts per passage each way wall
be charged.
The pablo may depend on perfect orde., "a Il 10
detern ned to remove instantly any person commit
ing breach Of dec0Tum.
lckets for entsesI-n 81 cfnts Ladies IS cents I:
Children hslf price-to he had 81 the msnagert; at
Or. kIdweirs Drug Store. georgetown; kIdwell a.
Lauren e's Drug, or 4 llls' Musc Store. W ashIng
ton. JOHN NJ STAKE.
Chairman of Com Of Arrangements.
iN & ID Ilnfs A nfPE
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EmPLOfMENr.-S5oA MONTE "A Retidtnt
H agent ~ wanted in every town and couhty IA
tae united STATES, Go engsEe IN a re peetsble and
eas1 bdsite =. bv which the above profits nav : a
certainly reszed. Fer full part,cB larS address Dr.
%. PHEt PS BROWN, No. q Grand street, J-r-
- NV NJ. . ..'. jyTd&w Win
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A uplNS hArkACTS, all odors ct G. BBS's
10 Hair store, near ISth street, and at his rales
Rooms, under WLlards' Hotel. je p-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

DECIMAL CuRRENCY.-lt is stated that an
interesting report has been received by the
Treasury Department from Professor Ale1an
der, now in England, en- gagged in endeavoring
to secure a uniform cure ncy for the two coun-
tries, us authorized by the last Congress He
says the decimal currency will be readily
agreed upon by the Commissioners
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AUuHXWxITa.

NuTICE.-sT. PETEs q SUNDAY q HocL'
n ~ k g iS'h ss ~, :.s' 'l'0' oS
Psfticalsrs 10 future advertise
ment. IL SOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

The INDIAN WAR.-The New York Times
correspondent in this city says the Secretary of
the Treasury reports that upwards of six thou
sand dollars were paid to j. Ross Browne alone.
for salary and travel, during the year 1857,
while examining into the late Indian war in
the Territories of Oregon and Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-The Washington CORES.
pendent of the New York Herald, under date
Of Saturday last, writes, on what authority we
know not, that " reliable advices from Mexico
to Washington bring information that General
Vidaurri. with nearly 5000 troops, was march.
ing towards San Luis, and on bis way to the
city of Mexico. Zuloaga's downfall is regarded
as ineyitahle -
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SCHOOL EXCURSION

GLYMO
The Sabbath School OF the Fiflh BAg tIst Church
lslSudi wall make an Excursion To r.
shevs Il,cs GA THURSDAY next sRC
The steamer will leave the wharf. foot of sew mn
street nj O'c Oes a m.-c tarn,as about sunset
Tickets may lie had Of Mr.. Kerdaii, Mak's Il
avenue between ~ and eth stret On and Of = Y.
Norfet st AR repbam's Store, TN street. opp
Odd Feilovs' Hall; and At the Boat on the r.cral
Of the EXCURSION. ~ 12-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

The WAR DEPARTMENT. As Secretary
Floyd left the city yesterday afternoon, for
Cincinnati and other places in the West and
expects to be absent some ten days or two
weeks, Col.Wm. r. Drinkard the efficient and
attentive Chief Clerk, has been author zed to
fill the position of Secretary of War until the
return of Mr. f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IN kEWAkD.-stIayed away from the sBi.serI-
S,GX, per. on Tue 'day last, large RED ~uA
wv SoOut Tea lcbTs Is1st. XSA1}~
rely, lrgs, and tai white: hss speekle,
Read and long hIEh hOras. With FISIag tsas A The
sdle AL about ga 'eeI long; gives des OF
MIX. The shave !. ard Will I've rrld fp- sfr TetnTn
10 me at No. 2S3 I'd street, between I and sts
y y 81 MICHAEL. SpFA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

NOIbIE-N rs itt al the festuet.ce Of the .ul,-
scflber. on w ednes day. the 7th instant, n
Dy man unkDown. dark hruun AARE1N
supposed TO be about } ears old. The rirht 62S
oIe bhd hlha lct white hIp thotten on the rlRht
nap fupposs "a lie IN fold. The owner AZ "a gpesd
20 come Onward, prove rro-er', Bay rhsrges ard
~ So NO. 5ss 81 ST.. let. T. and sts.' Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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LOST AND POUND.

Il nST-On the "a instant, IN the neighborhood If
IL Sd and East Capitol streets, Fs'RTl Dol.
l.ahs "a GOA and SILVER, (n halves.D reward If
hve DO lars vii be given To the Under if left ~
MAhCEhoN - Grocery Store, Eat CAPITOL
street. at this Office. az 70 -
Gin REWARD. II Oct. n small vswI SAIL,
Civ BOAT, Of a brown color. The above n.
I. waId VIII be paid for AIS return TO B. r ~
jy 70 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

STRAIED-From the farm OF the subscriber,
- near Washing ION city, n medium sized <zrpA
Bl tFhLO COW white back sides AZ
black; white hentath fr"m lower hip 20 the
nag; ear mark. NJ any, not remembered AS . ne n
but recently bouEht at the market IN this CITY, she
supposed TO lie IN trs clty, about GCOTg n.
A suitable reward vi be paid FIR her recover, hy
tne sunscriber. Information msy De gwen 20 :.
Bacon Co.
U IL ST. WARREN LOWE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

IL THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE d.
prove property, pay charges, and take the same
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Sttnl nj " an b-~hn away from the sub
StOOscrIber. living near bea nt,wn Post =.
Snce, Shdrles county, Md negro NAV IN IL
SLY r. IhIs Fellow - about ~ years Of age "A
snd about feet inches high; of a datk com -
pteAlun. he has several scRfs which will essv
rttect hn-anc. large cui uPon the leg hy scytbe
blade. ssvera upon his la al SO A non RS sr,n a. n
raise mark about two Incl cs .onE al as thcI .s a
large straw He - getting sfay ia st hove ms f,T.
ne wI give 40 II tak out Of the StAte: : N
taken ia the Distinct Of Cclumria: s30 Al tale, an
the ate: IN either case. he secured 80 tbst =,
ID y again; GEO. n GARDINER
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA CorNr, oE
u WtsHINSToN, TO wIT:- hereby e5.<r,
certify at DNnIel Boone. of 80 id cOuuts n Lt&A
re IdIns at Georgetown Colie.e. brous nj W.
Oet"re me, as stray tTes,aSsinE on ms <>>>zs>-
white legs and tail. white tpot ON the forehssd
one on re shoulder, and another under the throat
renily shot holesD in the lsft. '"PP"
LEWIS CARRERy IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12

&h hD.7stIayea away from the SUITS n
W. Der. on tuesday last, large COW
oetseen hed ahd Bundle. with white faG e JaSSS
and broad white horns. The above reward
WI De paid Tor her turn TO me AT No zs3 q street
between end h streets.
~ s-St' MORRIS SULLIVAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

CRoUP.-The Group, so dangerous to yonng child.
ren, has attracted much attention of late among med
ica men, Dr. J. Cloquet, at o recent sitting of the
Academy Of Science, presented some interesting OBJ
seryations lately made by DR.. Bouchat this sub
iec From these it appears that the third period OF
the Group is accompanied with general nsensbilitv
or anHsthesia of the skin, which increases as the
fiorinous coneetons of the arynx extend or thcken
aud is not complete except when the obstacle to the
entrance of air into the lungs is very considerable
and has existed for some hours. This symptom de.
notes The imminent approach of sphynxia, and calls
for immediate recourse to the operation of tracheot
omy. The enesthesia of the skin ceases as soon as
trachRa has been opened. Dr. Jodin has also sent
in paper on the Group, in which he advocates new
treatment. Starting from the argument that the
Group and all membranaceous angina are but para,
sitica affections he contends that they require nei,
ther general remedies nor cauerzatiols and that Of
all simple remedies capable Of removing these para
sitca growths, the perchcorde Of iron is by far the
best 1t penetrates through tie fungus, modfes the
hemorrhagic state which always exists IN the af-
iected parts and in their neghborhood, and, lastly
Obliges the patient to expectorate, by which means
the false membrane is expelled, and an immediate
| cure effected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

From +ha Galveston News oF Tunsd,v last wa nv
~ - - U0''A! '''s w -
'eGt 'n0 '"''O"tns
we nave spoken win several oil our PHYSICIANS,
anu VIC ntu ~ " e telL ny opli'qn ~ olas tle
heayy frost on several successive niahts in the H.
terror and this frost has finally made its appearance
on our island Atths time the cod IS quite as severe
asqs na1e H. ~ ~ se 5llliiSs VI wtnset " aSe
few scattering cases Of sickness have been reported
for the past few days, which have doubtless resulted
from exposure 10 the previous hectiou ana not from
Win hSve friends abroad wsno for the termnntion
of the endemic have already advised them that thev
NAV now retllrn in soFptv
W. Io,,, fn, r,o1,,,oI vyr,st, ctr-rc,,l .Io+ ar
W. S Tyi; ~ ,fi 49, - Si 9ii = H. =
tl fra f ne for1 +bp H6jnesa So ~
go ,I,itt ;nst a,ono[ If ths iniaa ~ tba nof1ra
] * ~ ; II nl" Wa ,orofrad hotti IF thi
5t"PC ~ t2' - -; 40 - @ ~ ti f
W t H., nv IA a. fr+ az
w M f III ] IN t+it7 ~ IL
stu't Y it ~ 80 80 K ia ~ I bf H., - =
perlor iuaiity 70 LRe ase ~ 4au aSquLeu oeioLe u
Jf SIttL II n 80 GI Laor o5I1o5 p ~ nc 80
ir ti4 III ,,na ,y5s yno6a as sfatad aSnvo fro,,
tI = StS e''n - - 49, ti 80 ~
wv S's'li1SG 81 ,tttle' 49, - - = - - = tn 49, ,Et y
~" "uVST ~ ~ AZ NJ In - t
6l"pSI = Pi P,1G'iSs ~ t,; :; ~ ~ az 80 y ~
f il - ~ a. tii r. H. t s +
VIII e enttlea LII W yhJ " sm9 eVl' n
a ieeSsi , yV ~. i ~ 20 sties 'ie
NJ Tp r ".l.ys 80 ~ tf t,i et9,> ~ - ~
n9 p,4oS - - 90 ~ ~ ql~ ~ tt teS 49, ~" ~
i:I I " % Go,ia - pt - ~ - ii
eAtlolol " Jtoua Us u, " Us oO 'no o'ue
10y, - u"ts y - - ,t il7
~, =, ,.,,. ~ ;s ,iso an Tho T2os1a Lost ~
~. stro,t ~ or,ro,,ati,r With sor,o
-, H. r,ssI,ot in Tho hands of Npvican
,tztaI,a se a.nflonta1, 7is-
zs;I.;t. az r,,r,or,I -, AZ. roo,
,;,,,,s,,o,t i, silino tba crnind tbo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

A STRICT TEMPERANCE MAN.-We were accosted
the other evening says the editor of Boston paper
by gentlemanly looking man, evidently balancing a
clever sized brick in his castor.
81 say, mis,mister will you be kind enough to tell
me the way to Broadway n
"Oh ah all yes, that's fact. Well beg your
pardon-your pardon-pardon; show me to Fourth
-MiI-Mler's Hotel"
"Now you're in Philadelphia, old boy Wrong
again.
"Ha ha well, I'm darnd confused, that's fact.
All right Please to tell me whewhether it's left Or
right take 20 Holiday street =
THAT'S a street that amt got this way yet.
Perhaps you are thinking OF the city OF Baltimore
"WeIl. where the deuce am /, stranger anyhow ~
We told him in Boston
He iamnled his fists into his pockets, after hitting
his hat smash, and stepped out, observing
"WeE I'm darn'd il follow this temperance cara.
van any longer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

THE AUSTRALIAN DESERT Sad Fate Of lTr. COui
Hard.- d.-Dispatches have been received from Mr.
Babbage, who was still prosecuting his explorations
but be does not appear to have succeeded in finding
any country that can be easily made available. HIS
letter dated June Is, describes the finding Of Mr.
Coulthard's remnins. The body of the unfortunate
man lay under scrub bush, and ut short distance
rom him his eanteen and otler bush aceoutrements.
Upon one side OF that Canteen, Offering q convex sur
face Of tin about l. inches long and 10 inches deep
is scratched with nail or some other rough pointed
instrument the following inscription
Il never reached water. | do not know how long
it is since it is that | left Scott and Brooks but /
think it Monday bleeding pomp to leive Of his blood
took lis black horse to look for water and the last
thing can remember is pulling the saddle Off him x
letting him 50 until now is not good. am not tn
shure how long it may be Wether OF days do not
know, My Tung is stkig to my mouth | see what
have rote know it is this the last time may have
OF expressing feeling alive the feeling exu is
lost for want of water--Biy ey Dases My tong burn
l can see no More God Help
Major Warburton has also returned to Adelaide
from his exploring tour but he does not seem to have
been more successful.
tAustrian and New Zealand Gazette.
How should miller address hislady love Z In the
lsF, at,FF F1g4tpl IN hag
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
6, o, BOGERT a. COZ, Agents,

Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER
G, g. BOGERT 81 CO., Agents,
Nc. Y Camp street, N. 0.
TbasnDoror onaIt,ies of the BR1DGEwATER PAINT are
so extensively known reputation so avoraby eSab
sed that the Agents not deem hecessayto enter into
any heightened description Of its MERITS and Will therefore,
only point ont oft prominent properties and reerdee
To selected testimonials from parties, for the most part well
known in thisy vicinity.
Forcoveng Roofs either Tin, Iron Zinc, Paper Canvas
Wood Il will befound Invaluable the bending shrnkngo
garpn Of tile material upon which it is used does affect
the Paint twenty four hourst dries and in four weeks
becomes a perfects Slate AS FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will found superior to any other and perfoctpro
lection 10 building against sparks ctnders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY ELASTICITY, FLEXIBILITY
superior any mineral substance
now
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas it has
riyaas not only dries readily but becomesas hard
in comparatively shorttime forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint
which has astonished all painters who have used It. makes ii
the bestand cheapest coVerngfor WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
Forevery description of SHIP PAINTING, either Wood
Iron above under the water will be found unsurpassed
and especially Of vessels The
ticaJes annexed on this point are most convincing.
ForRAILROAD CARS, rEroTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK 1t been successfully used athe North
and has proven of ncacuab service in durability rs we'll as
the protection against and injury to the cars
the effects Of falling sparks and cindera.
For the purposes for which the Paints ecommended s
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, ETC.. ETC., is INCALCULABLE, besdesbeing
CHEAPER than i NY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities securets general use in the SOUTH and
EVERY PLANTER BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. be convinced Of the superior advantages
ofthe BRIEGEWATER PAINT the score ofeconomy du-
rablyaud procctiyepropees all other mineral sub
IRECTIONs:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

CaTtIHCNEe Of FFm, G. Icmp7Cf0n
9. G. Bogert-Dear sir have used your RKIDGEWATER
PAINT decks q steamships, and having fully
It's value cheerfuy recommend iJs the best and
economical paint have used also find uueq
painting deCks covered with canvas, being durable peryOug
to water, and protection against fire.
tsiguedl W. @. TEAGPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

NeW Uftahs MarCF 8 Is55,
using the Brdgewatcr Mineral Paint the
my ship the past years and consider luA-
bic pRut going ycsse recommend such without
cOn both for economy and its undoubted protective quail
ties. oigued,l THOMAS e. HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
A Very Lugubrious Metrioal Romance

IhFougn all It's secret chambers sadly stealing
Yet finds no words its mystic charm to tell.
A Very Lugubrious Metrical Romance.
In Manchester maiden dwelt
Her name was Phoebe Brown;
Her cheeks were red, her hair was black,
And she was considered by good judges to !
be by all odds the hest looking girl in town.
Her age was nearly seventeen,
Her eyes were sparkling bright,
A very lovely girl was She
And for about year and a half there had
been young man paying attention to her by the
name of Reuben Wright.
Now Reuben was d nice young man
AS any in the town.
And Phoebe loved him very dear,
But on account Of his being obliged to work
for living, he never could make himself agreeable
to old Mr., and Mrs Brown.
Her parents were resolved
Another she should we'd
A rich old miser in the place;
And old Brown frequently declared that ra-
ther than leave his daughter marry Reuben Wright,
he'd sooner knock him on the head
But Ph@be's heart was brave and strong;
She feared no parents frown;
And as for Reuben Wright so bold,
I've heard him say more than fifty times that
with the exception Of Phoebe, be didn't care straw
for the whole race of Browns
So Phoebe Brown and Reuben Wright
Determined they should marry;
Three weeks ago last Sunday night
They started for old parson Websters, deter.
mined to be united in the holy bonds of matrimony3
though it was tremendous dark, and raned like the
old Harry.
But Captain Brown was wide awake,
He loaded up his gun,
And then pursued the loving pair
He overlook EN- when they'd got about half
way to the parsons, aud Reuben AMI Phoebe started
off on a run.
Old Brown then took deadly aim
Towards young Reuben's head,
But, oh it was bleeding shame,
He made mistake and shot his only daugh.
ter, and had the unspeakabIe anguish of seeing her
drop right down stone dead
IR Then anguish filed young Reabens heart,
And vengeance crazed his brain;
He drew an awful jaek.knife out
And plunged il into old Brown about fifty
or sixty times, SO that it was very doubtful about his
ever coming to life again.
The brny drops from Reuhen's eyes
In torrents poured downs
He yielded up the ghost and died,
And this melancholy and heartrending mat.
ter terminated the history OF Reuben and Phoebe, and
likewise Of old Captain Brown
Democratic Call to the Polls.
For the pupose of firing party enthusiasm to the
top notch, in the late New York State election, the
local of the Buffalo Republic issued the following
rallying cry:
VOTERS!
Only few hours will intervene before you will be
called upon TO exercise your rights as ireemen and
q ballot. nd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
JOHNSTON C TURN

- 4 Y.
C,uEA,, t.grP0rfTT-,rt
CNF 0Nt . ~ CARS :!
r o r r II E MILL 10 MI
,,,,,,,, ,,s.,r vr
1or,ysron7 . rrrn,r,,,,
ruE CT cu.prVc uorEI
On st. Charles street,
nc : -'0-'l En- i'A'''A'
-Hav. just opened
-
-oy-
HAIS AND GAPS
z ' = Z" . L y - n = -
They have something in that line to suit the taste Of
EVERYBODY,
8GAAg, nor or CITED;
Fou-for Peace or for Warrior
,,,,,,,y,. ,,.rr1yxe ~, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, :, =,
"-....."=.
Al demands mazda upon Thai, s,o, 4. .r.. 70 ,... ,,
ready response ..a.
To show their customers the gra. variety kept they will
enumgrao to moderate extent They will 6rt call atten
ton to their stock of
CENT. .FMEy,S DRESS HATS
c..-,.,,-.. . a.. .,a,,-... -,-,....
r,r,,.,-cr, =, ,,,,,,,,,r, -.....z.,
,vrara,v ., ssr,vpr ,..... .s.-,.
rpr,,,t, rr-p-,,..., s.,,.
- AMERICAN fol'-Lass'' style ....
AMERICAN s11E-ra.est Style.
vaxv osIEANs cREor,t. srx-,E,
,o, ia ,o, to he .ssED Nv a,v,n, n.,aros5
They have on hand also very large stock Of
FET,T EATs
Os'"s al 'us '"'s''ss
eot ''f'.'' EN- a., 20 @H -''" '''" 0' i'sH sun
or Narrow Brin..
Fine Black and coored French English and American UR
= . D'os' ',@'''" l'''- l-'s' u ~" o'O"I'
insecure
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
RRIDaEWATER PAINT.

BitIAGEIg.4IER BJlNERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, Brick AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPOTS, AND Am UT-D 00R WORE
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON work. ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.