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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

AND FOR aAB.E At PuRguC Alt. m
~ 1ION -rhe subscriber will Offer NJ tiib ss1
lac arrton the FARM on which he resides, In Bedford -.
county The Tract about 30l Acres. The
Prov good and tn, situation desirable he
Land lies the Va Tenn Il Road
Is within mile II Dor +, 'rp"t Tho position would be
favorable for practising ply rieian Terms nar known
dS Of salc The sale will take place FRIDAY. Al.
gus, oh T. ~ Priynt. offers uau ri Au
EfGitIb II WILMER
ii ia etiaug Fore>, l)cpo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
/ lRAGe.-snpsovED LINIMENT.TmE

RAGG'slMPROVED LINIM ENT.-THE
- GREATEST MEDlcAIiSVENTiO OF THE PIE
SENT DAY IS, UNDOUBTEDLY, BRAGG'S ARCTIC
iNlMENT This wonderwo king medicine is tho
day trinmlhahtly wherever isintroueed Ii needs only
Hal To establish It's efficacy III all
II we'll known in ST Louis thai Dr. Dragg scientific
physician aud eminent in the all scobuiir ulc.rous
and cuanenus Diseases and his entirely
o~ing to his grea, discovery Of tho ARCTIC LlN1MENT
II has cured hundreds Of OF Neuralgia Pa
rass sprans bruises Su Joints Old Sores Burns and all
diseases OF The skin.
II has but recently been introduced the public bur has
long been successfully Used large private practice
thoroughly tested and by the late DR. Kane tho
Grnncl Arctic Expedition DR. Bragg has for years enjoyed
well earned and widely extended reputation his deal
preparations which sure guarantee for the great value OF
tic Arctic Linincnf
tn OWNERS OF HORSES AND MULES
The Arctic nncs IL tho remedy discovered for
the cure of Stta>. bruises Sprana String Halt Wonns
Scratches. Swny Spawn Ring bone. s head Pail Evil
Saddle gals cnar Of bone muscle horses
and mules
Il put up in 9ac Soc. AMI o. 90 bottles The con
iafs times and I'll" . contains much the
size Every person buyins 81 bottle Is entitled to msrsa
United States Journal Tor by hllng te
cate around each 81 bottle aud SEEMING N
broadway, \. Y. and he Will receive II 10y AZ mail
BRAHG Il BURROWS, Prept,e .ors
81 Louis. Mo.
~ Sold by all Druggists oct 2O.lv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

HORRIBLE MURDER.-Last night about clock,
anurder was perpetrated on 18th street, ofwhich
te following are the particulars so far as We have
Zen able to learn them 1t seems that difficulty
rcurred in an Irish grocery. between two men,
AIMED PAT GILBERT and NAT SULLIVAN; and after
Buarreling awhile, Sullivan induced gilbert to
Eome to the door, when S. drew and cut Culbert
I'm a shocking manner, causing his entrals to pro-
ftrude from the wounds, and from the affects OF
(which he died in about one hour after the stab
hing. gilbert, we understand, was cut in a
most horrid manner; his forehead being split open
in two or three places, and his body hacked to
pieces.
After the stabbing Sullivan attempted to escape
but after running some distance, was arrested bv
Mr.. JNo. WILLIAMS. with the knife, ciotted with
the blood of his victim still in his hands, and car
ried to the cage. AS the matter will no doubt be
investigated by the Mayor this morning, We
will not give publicity to the various rumors we
hate heard, but simply give the above particu-
lars, from one who was an eye witness to the &C.
currence.
Dr. Waring was called in to see the wounded
man. but he found that medical aid was of a.
vail. gilbert was single man and proprietor of
a grocery near Venable street. Sullivan is mar
ried man.-Rich, Dispatc h Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

VERY VALUABLE IVY GKEEk FARM,
MAR EiECHBt re, FOR SAI.t.-1ha underse ~
ed on behalf of the offers for sale GLAY iiILI"
the residence Of Mis- Lucy Bullock which has been held in
The situation eligible
8 miles from Lynchburg and miles clay =
Crossing the Virginia Team Railroad In the
Bedford The Tract contains about $50 Acres. embracing
the MILL TRACT conveyed by NJ. II S,epoe. Commission
lnbson and Bullock Trustees and
recently conveyed 10 the Trustees by Mcdaniel and
wife, aud has tia yelling House and tho
houses II consists of uplands of the character the
Lands and Low Grounds OF considerable extent, Ivy
Creek great, enriched by auval deposits aud while
Farm likely 20 afford ample remuneration for tho labor and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

1 HAVE ON HAND LARGE ASSORTMENT Of both
y Pocket aud Table Cutlery, 81 Rodgers Wostenholm's
rock aud Mapphs celebrated EnRlh fracture. Ia
c aud Desert Knives Silver Plated Forks Of tho
,meri an raiterna Ivory .,ets Il Al aud 81 pieces
Jy 2aa \ NJ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

A VIRGIN. HORSE TAAER.-From the suhjo'n
cd extract, which we find in the last Abingdon
Nirginian, it will DO seen, we have almost Ut our
doors, a horse tanner whose exploits in that line
fully equal if they do not excel those OF the cute
Yankee, who has, for some months past, been tgu-
ring so extensively in the circles Of British royal
ty. The Virginian says:
"Mr. w. i. Clark, of this county, has, Tor the
last 10 or - years, tanned all the wild horses he
has laid his hands upon by precisely the same
means that Mr.. Rarey uses, and yet Mr.. Clark
never made secret of the matter, and never, we
presume. made charge for the service in his life
We remember on one occasion Of his tanning of
very vicious colt for one of his neighbors. lie was
SO vicious that he had never been handled, altho'
old enough for service. He was penned up, Clark
entered the pen, and in half an haar he led the
horse out perfectly doeile, mountea and rode him
In lefs than an hour from the time he was bridled
his owners wife with child in her lap rode him
with entire safety. The difference between the
two men is, one operates in Europe and the other
in America Another difference is, Rarey has to
tam. his horse before he uses him, but Clark asks
him no odds, and will use him without tanning, if
he chooses to do So As before said, they both
usethe same means, by which one has immortal
zef himself and amassed fortune while the 9th
eraas regarded it as matter of gratuitons accom-
n,dation, and still remains the same plain ,unpre
toding, kind-hearted Bill Clark.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

UNGRY CUSTOM e RS
HI on consignment, some ten thouq
con Hams aud Shoulders, for which
purchasers either for cash or good
10 Pals VIM
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
ID pared to entertain limited NJ
Springs the present season. Give
lie 23.cImi RIO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
NRANt;UPANNI, n perpetual Pr rfun~, Just
II receivedby lie l0tsl STABLER JONES

u reeeivedhy lie lo,.l sTABLER q JONES
r UMBER wANrED.-Thr Executive Com
Society wish for large quantity of LUM
BER OF various Inscriptions far enclosing and fitting the
on application a. the aes Of the s"eesy Exchange Corner
s sS t'' M s. submit %%y'
BEDFORD ALUM wATER.-A,c you ,reu.
ID bled with Dytpepsisf Try the Bedford Alum Water
nm Water To the Ladies' particularly would say Hyou
suffer from debility weakness" the back want of appetite
Water. -'s'''Y'-
SO by the doz or siugc hottie by the agents.
jy 1913 J. II. THOMPSON & co, Druggists.
~ market In cash. for 10 100 pounds Of ashed Wool,
II delivered by the a5ih September. Alb FUCKER.
XNHEAT TmRAsHsNG MACHINEn.--I
w have in store and tor sale low prices. close
ssnnen "rse Powers and Thrnshers most
patterns. w. T. ANDERSON.
aug Its
Y J. FOLK RS nm. the pleasure OF sArriaa
EASY s CMA %hres se~ M are
Chair 1t Is the simplest most complete and chez
alike the invalid for the ordinary purposes
Chair Call and see it, Ell
jy gifts
DLACKBERRY wuNE.-A few
ID superior Blackberry Wine. Those VIII
Chronic Dlarrhea hnd relief from the use Of
f1 " r.: ~. 'y : u. i''oAp
nIARRHdA ELIxIR.-Thc
II this rapid and permanent for Chol
Cramps, &c, ia now established No fam
to travel should be without q bottle. Ma
y 27ss J II THOMPSON
(tONCENvRATED IYE.-
~ ecntrated Lye for making Soap.
expense For sale by J. H.
jy 27-ts
HUNGRY CUSTOMERS
H on consignment, some ten thoua
Hams and Shoulders, for which
purchasers either for cash good
10 PATS VIM
DURFAI.O sPRINlsS,
II pared to entertain limited
springs the present season. Give
lie 23cImi RO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

III
i NotR HILLS PROMPTLY WHEN puE-We hoI q
I'll, nds Who Ind hloi To To the St July will
epi,e forward with tt,h accustomed pronpttnd' and
sec, nr lac pared h. WHEN called upon II il yer,
important h ns tint tioy should ,n
manufacturing onf Fan aud Winter stock which W. intend
snl lac nao extensive anl attractive than 10 accom-
r,h "heh a,isanageonsiY reanf money Al accounts
due itI ie"p hot settled by si Angus, Will have to be
Ilared Ia oher hands for collection. WE Will not he
ID th In any but In
less terms ."miei h, there no oher alternative
j. 9nls BURROUGHS. sHAFFk a. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
MRS. soUTHwoRTH's NEW WORK.
THE TWO SISTE ERS.


Astlor Of Los: Heire,r missing Bride" Vhe De'ered
Wiep THE discarded Dsrsh.eT The CgTss OF Cifon,
"Retrlbuti9p' The VIE victory" 11ds," H"si me
Seer. q Power" "1be Three Beauties, sc ke
CopTe IN two volumes psper cover Pn'e ti os oo1Hs u
volume cloth, for 81 IS
THE TWO SISTERS ia the no. s.rs;tive eo)k We have
op.psd for oDs Whoever reads ae fst sure 20
b e.rIsd last Tne sthor remarkable for her ~s-m
d bIn inver,ion her wealth Of imagery heI ready flow Of
idss ber pa;hos insight into the mJyes which
govern the hun bes and therein lies The charm Of ber pen
rsu;Is SIC gives you live chsTars real men and wonen
an,e that almost feels the clasp Of their hand and hear
the words they tpetk II tAe best Of Mira southwhs novels
cou.uirs per thought snd embracing deeper meaning than
sny Of preceding works beside being In plot ng-nog
tnC esbors.e. whi,n al may read with proh- lt
abou1ds with the beautiful scei: description tspays
sn Intimate scqusntsnce With 3. phases Of human character aad
wh,l contains moral Of inestmsbe value. The soTy sb-
sorbDgy interesting every cbstcer being well drawn and he
incidents exciting It's that will well repay careful Pc
usI II command very large sss, iDeeed do a. The
works Of th.s accomplished author.
BooDees News Agents aud al Others will resse send in
their for what tey nay o ihs pop1sr woFs
70 the Pubisners T.. 2. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No so Ibestnutst Phls3elpAja-
For sale By oil Booksellers in this city AID elsewhere
CoJes viii be Per ma, any Tree Of postage, re-
ceipt Of ;ne pdcs.
r. b. Peterson Brothers ust s'iej new and complete
Catalogue which they will te pleased send TO 81 persons who
NAV write for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

As be demand for this will undoubtedly be very large early
orders should be the Publishers IS TO insure Al
early supply.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
7 7 l. L L y Y
~ ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE,
FoR SEPTEMBER,

Contains:
I-PoRTs.Ir AID BIocR.PiY OF Henry 6 D1rsnd, esq,
President of Rscue &ui Missi.sippi hsiwsy t9seta-r
with Phreuoogica DelipeaOn Of Cna's;.ef, oy Fowler
Wells
u-R.uw.Ys AND THEIR PROGRESS: Cleveland aud Toledo
Cleveland snd EIe Toledo and Wabash, New Albany
ard Salem Railways, 6c.
III-NEw INVENTIONS: Atlantic Telerrsphi switch Lamps
Painting Rails on Rsivsys &c.
IV-bNFcporEs TRsvFL: Benefit of Rlwsys; Recovery
Of Lost PGop.ry; COuriing on the HaI An Old Tfsv-
.ler on Hotel Keeping, &c. .
y-TlME spICA AToR, Husrs.ns By p Dss the difference
OF Time between the different Ciies OF th7 United
States
VI-ILSos CENIK.L RAILWAY Map: Delinss.rg their line,
with Connections from the Gulf Of ~, Lawrence 10 the
Guf Of Mexico, ST Paul, 6c.
NII-ELORIDa RAILWAY AID us Connecting Lnes from New
York 10 FsrUsnoins and Cedar Keys.
VII-THRou GRoUTE MAPS: Representing the Principal Rail
WAYS from Bos'o on, New YoIk, Pniiijepjia ard bst
mo.e % the West and South, together with tine Of
departure arrival Of t!sins.
IX-SIXTy Representing the Prime pt Railways East
West North AID Souta together with tIe OF departure
and rival OF trsins distances, 40
X-OSE LARGE STEELPLATE MAP; Resrese'tiug the Rail
ways in actual operation Throughout the Uaied sts.eI
and the CaDsdas
X-INpEx Of all Principal Cities and Towns in connection
with Tcezrsphs and Railways Throughout The United
States and the Csufdss. -
XI-SITAMBo,r ROUTEs to snd from tie Pr1cl Cities IL
the United States enc Csracas.
XlII-A LIST Of some fe Of The prominent Hotls.
APPLEroDs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE contains nearly
$40 pages, and is sold al the low price ot
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS PER Cory,
by all the News Agents and upon ell Tue Cara throughout Se
'A d. APPLETON K Co., Publishers
Nos. SO aud 3i3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

NJ L r n n y
wi FALL IMPORTATION ..,..-t ..
q eassofSFw GOODS Will h. offered 8. "h~s's 49, "
tail eu MONDAY The S-h irs. consis'ingot
IUPINs BOMBAZISEs r,,s
BLACK AID BLACK AND WHITE slLh' I Va --'
NALESCIAS DELAlSEs ,,-,-i,,
Also, sme New MseriA. iol Deep ani e - y.
ru.ruf.e,uted expressly fo this house togetn.i VIII
MaNTILLAs BoSSEIs. kc,sr
Ob.s,vet " JACKsOS's MOURNING 81 JnL.
No ssl BROADWAY, bet spnpe ana ri--r,'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

"OOLEN FLOCKS.-The Subscriber ,sG, Is lsu COO.
w ssnrly r.seivtns the best f4,I tsTl g. a..
ess 10 mi, purch.ser. ApplJ % SAMUEL ThoA1soN'
NEPHEW, Nc. zs PsGla
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
Uattbes, 5ewelrp, &r.
TEWTLRY- JEWELRY.

IEWELRY-JE JEWELRY.
- All ce,csp,i11s u GDLD JEWELRY sr sss q. rsts q
ss thar u,u, yricss Tsr,iuE Pin, seslsts Onni
v,s CksDs, Sues, s..tsr Blctogs fsia Ant Coe1 80
si-,. rr- goa Weddrt h. Z. G1d spe;,seles .ns Eye
Class.s Lcckes Nscso-s. Pins nsy. 81 o. -.
zinc Croues bs.s, Arle,s Sas,s r.es
Epiyr, Porsmoursss silver Vofs.. spoons A. OsohtEC.
ALIEN Imurtg Of Watches srd Jeselry wholesale s1d hs
tell, Nc. IL Wslls., sscoEd ho9f, nesf 1"~l"T
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
4 SUPPLEMENT 70 HARPER's WEEKLY
"a Proe Five Cents Nov Ready
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
HISTORY.
From IHE FIRST SUCCESSFUL EXPERIstSrs
TELE GRAPHING
To THL FIRST TRANSATLANTIC MESSAGE.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS:

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS:
PoETRAITs-Cyus w Field; Pref Morse; Chief E1f
Everett Cap. Hudson, Of tie Sssxs Sir Alexander BAaIei
Ia Gov. rpor Of Ne xfoundand.
NAcHISEEY-Eversrs Psyirf oct Machine; III. More,
House Bsn, Bushes and English Needle TELEGRAPH ns'r1
n.uts Bsns Message M1Piei Boot.s Deep Sea Sounding
Apyarsls.
ounospd The Mss,ppi he Dover Al Calais And he Oxford
uess end Hague Csb'es.
ILLUSTRATIVE sEErcREs-Tfai.y Bay; Vsen.ia Bay The
Te.rsTbc Pa Bottom Of ne Asntici The Ges, Storm
Assnen ber Beam End. spciuf ,h- Cable L,yna the
Cabs Nsesrs Entering ST. Johns C0ins .ae Cable -Four
IrsisoIs f the Newfouud and TELEGRAPH En.episs ilC nj
nation Of City Hal, y. Y. and other Il1Grs.ona
CONTENTS.
Primitive Teeusph Carrier Do7es; Fr seuspho'e Eco
Pores Of EecIc TelsEsphips Tne Pr hem Po and Wires
Velocity the Electric Current; Bans Instrument; Bars j.
p.r The Morse INSTRUMENT, TeeCspbc Alphabet. Professor
Morse CCrioss of TeesIsphiDg; Ensi'h Needle Telegraph
House IDsrumsnt Rae Of TelsTsthc Printing Haehes ns.ro
Prophecy Subma Telegraph List Of Submarine Cables
show rs Lensth Nuuh@r Wires and D..e Of Laynf How
snbmsIine Cables Made Bottom % Atlantic Bockes Deep
Sea Sounding Apparatus; T-srrspoi, P.eali Oga OF the
Asntic T.l-ssph Enterprise Cyrus w Fed Sir Alexander
BanI fis Failure; Atlatc Telegraph Company Ausn
Cable of the Gable First Aeup, Bear Results OF
Fsue Cnief EDgiLeer Everett HIS Payngog: hs hicery
Peps sons r 1853 The Scrn Failure again tinsl S1cce"
f1 Attempt; M Fields JouTns' The Agsmemnons Ptss,se
The Lapdins; Trinity Bay: Vsl-uts Day; C,o Hnd'on
O. Messsse President. Repy C-riols incaeee-s
What ihs English Psp-s Table OF Telegraph Lines through
cut the World.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY FOR THE pEopLs-
COMPLETE AND ACCURATE, stBsTA> IlAL ASD Sns.f:
ABJNDANTLY AND GRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATED
Win PORTRAITS MAPS VIEWS AND GROUPS AND RtfREsESIA'
ItoNs Or THE MACHINERY EMPLOYED.
D. APPLETON Co, ew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

IMPORTANT 70
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Ore Of iee ees: saor',d Socks
FRESH CHOICE. ATTRACTIVE,
received PEI recent arrivals from EuroP-,
sSIE AT Our
WAREROOMs,
so & 81 CTIAMBERS-ST. n. Y,
20 which solicit attention.
Great taste 10 eisp syed IN Selection
DRESS GOODS.
The variety and s:,. exhibited 10 this department; large
SHAWIS AND CL0AkS- q,
We have an extensive ssscrn ent AID OF the nos 'sHae
shade and shape for FAl and Winter.
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
- AL nskEs sSo SIZES. .., >,,on,
HOSIERY. YANKEE NOTIONS. WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, EMBRoIDERIEs, CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs.
DOMESTICS.
We have maze large purchaes for Cash. and prepared TO
tive buysIs a. the very lowest figure, -
nERRlNAC COCHEC0. PACIFIC SPRAGUE, MANCHES-
TER, &c.
PRINTS AND DEL LAlNES.
Cshot, Lawrence, AmoskeAs fork Mills.
'''' Dwight Lons,iale, Wsmsa.ts
sHEETINGS AND SHiRTIN6S,
and other popular styles Of oomesiies
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG; 6 Co,
Nos 80 and a. Chambers St, New.Yors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
SAMUEL RAYNOR,

NEW MUSlC.-The Swinging Schottisch, with
IN be,uif ygnete rric. IS cuts Psce Garden Singing
Bird Polks with splendid visne,'e o OAI1en cents TIE
Watt Is cents each Vocal. Kind Word Can Never De, TIE
Io Cns Crave 3 cents each, mailed free. The above
ali very popular. Just published BY HORACE WATERS,
Aseu. No SIS Bro.dwsy AL the music published 10 the Un
led SIZE, for .ae AZ this house the loves, possible prices
The trade supplied on TrGson.b bic terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

FTHE ATLANTIC CABLE.-An accurate Draw
ing representing the size form and color of the Atlantic
Csbe viii fa description 4 the upoa the tie
psse Of the OCEAN TELEGRAPH AARsa, y tisne' d.
Brown Price for Music Ad all only 4ec Cope, senf ty ua
pos.sepad. FIRTH, POND Co, Ne 81 BlosiSy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

ENVELOPE AT WHOLESAL l. Z.
II g. Bookselers stsoners Dealers In Fancy Goods Mer
chsnts kud A. Others who purchase
ENVELOPES AT WHOLESALE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04

THE CELEBRATED STEWART STOVE
81 The subscribers have in full assortment Of The
44 abovenamed Stoves; they having made arrangements
a5{N for supply Of them. They superior
Cooking Stove in many in saving of labor say
ing time and Of fuel fourth Of cord Of wood being nf
fcipnt do the cooking for family for month. The
baking the principle done in brick oven,
40 fire being required when baking bread.
AUSTIN Il GOODWIN,
au7 en- No Front Levse, corner Customhouse St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04

Ea-I. o, D. F.--Crescent Lodge No. y, Eneeta
eyery uRSDAY EVENING, in room Se. i ODD FelgE5
HALL at o'clock OfiCers-A. DUCEIROE n. G.; VIM
HOWELL, V. G. N. Overflow. Recording Secretary ;
urer, jyl9 Gm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04

BUREAU DU sHERIF, PARoIssE D'oRLE4Ns,l
Nouvelle Orleans, lie Is diOctObre, 1873. s
sIX1EME CoUR bE DISTRICT PATRICK BAGEE ENE MA
yonvs Dc K ,,s eRs ysPsqr PoItatyS ets g Ct
A MS est par lie present doHne QUEEN yertu
GUN writ dc ssisie provisoiFe in moi adresse dams
IahaiTs ci-dessus tal satsi le e. pFs pOssession-
DUNE MACHINE A FAPEER PORTATIyE, de Ia force
de mutt cheyauE laquee lie demandeur recame lie pv
ege De Vedeur 81 0ute psJuuss ui preen
draien ag9r droit ia ds machine yapsur ETC. mott.
lies dgo comparative sxieme Con De District de IA
dams les qun1s qu uiyront Ia date j1
present avis ct reponds petition enregstrEe dams la pre-
aaiTe ct deduire les suuelles
chine vapeur etc. pas vendua pour sssairs
reclamation On demaudeur, ain que les frs dnstance
oig % q 20 n3 r 7. PARKER shaHg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04

No Y ST Charles J
1s~The Board of Directors of this Company
have meeting held I'd OF june, 1885 aud author
ity Of TIE Stockholders
Resoed That from aud after the l Of June instant the net
profits premiums shall be equally divided between
the Stakeholder and parties nsung in this office after deduc
ton Of 10 per rent the credit Of Stockholders and 10 cent
required by Article OF the Dharter for the formation OF
contingent fund.
Res5red also That return Of 10 cent on amount of pre-.
MUM shall continue to be made al the time Of usurinE.
dividends declared shall be paid cash the Company
Issuing scrip PLACiDE FURSIALL, Prest,
z. DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04

SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl SUCCESSION OF yALENTIN
or New Orleans. GOLLY.--No. l4,70i.
WHEREAS -AnfgnI GoIIy has petItioned
w the for Letters of Administration Of
the late Vaentin Goly, deceased inte5tate-
Notice hereby given to all whom may
within days why the prayer Of The said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04
MINES avn LIon0Ra.
CHAmPAGaE AGsEcY-

NHAMPAGaE AGENCY
MoET CHA HDoNfs
Fsur de sillery dI Perdrix Verzansy Viz Imperial
The subscriber authorized receive orders ht lh1
for direct Importation Of the shove named superior On
solicits the dealers in general, 4
aITsys on hand. Samples can seen the Office Ct
8. WOLFF,
nl7Iy Corner Of Grayier and New sss~s strsstA
nj AEEETsT Bran DY-TRE ukIsEssIt4EEIs, g y
VI appointed Agent the old II Alb
B0UIN, MARETT CO.. the sas of their tsy za2aEh
randie also, goe Importer Of the Justly celebrated P0Es
Brandy prepared receive for either AZ The oE
prices Cognac, be shipped direct o tn
the Union supply constantly hand Samples ea b ass
81 the Of
nil ly Corner Of Grsvisr street and Ee7s Lavea-
6IAXEEAC BRANDEES We HAVE : GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct npCrsaEa1e
France this celebrated
favored brand. We haye 1875 10 eighth pipes 1898 eg
quarter pipes 1907 do do. 1906 in half quarter Eh
pipes invite the attention Of the tTHde and eqsarR
generally this article il and unGduerasd Far al e
Nm T. LRFERTCR L CO. "a Old Lsvea s.
dig " Sole Agents IN this s7ty.
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No. ISL Canal street, Between CsruIFiolsts g
I'M BArnnDe streets, New Orleans. AREIFIl Al
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for Besu Utility snd a carer cann5tRe eI essa
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fas5ggg@Zs DENTAL. NOTICE-DR. + REk5S,
S-642S Practical Dentist No. liz St. Cherries N7easB
FYN@5SSSS Poydtas street.
SID1G j. W. would call paricuias attention . his
method OF citing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. They
perfectly natural in form and shape With false gE q
original expression Of the mouth
with distinct articulation of speech This IL sacs
by having the insiue of the teeth and Of natural ,
which tongue readily adapted This prevents @ Eea
ing sound often observed in persons wearing arei i
has been praccuR in this city hfteen yes
feels confident that he give those
honor patronage All DESTROYS X
tanning services would do we'll to call and examine
cimens. 1eI5 II
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8asSss@ssass3 CdANICAL DESTISTRT,-DE A. p. Do =
TIE manufactures superior Artificial Ts6sh
MI IYY 1Y Gold Plains, Silver or Gutta PercRA,
Teot6 removed without psn. Office No. 10 Baronne es5,
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