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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

Of the Hudson's Bay Company whether goods and
merchandise might be sent from hence TO Fraser
river -
HrDsoS-s BAY Horsr, \
LONDON, August 10, 1855.
JoHs r BoYp. Esq, New York -
sr-I am dresed by the Governor aud cornmittee 10
soknoweoee he receipt OF your letter OF the Path July
and 70 acquant you In reply Mat the exeus right OF
raae heretofore enjoyed By the Hudson's Bay Company
70 ire territory comprised In the colony Of British Cou
oa having oesed open 70 any parties 10 carry on
uade win thr colony. am unable 20 state whether her
hnesys government have given authority for the mpo
cir, your obedient servant,
THOMAS FRASER. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

nbAIH OF =. n. REyDOLDs, EsQ-TN AwEprcaN
* eenerM Committee, New Sort, August ", isse
On mouon wss unanimously resolved hiatt Ae ,o,i,,,
miuee VII stend the funeral of their late Prcs-
cenh ~ hevnoldH Mo-, on Sunday next Al r. w ~, n,
me ressencc Of hre Watson, NO. 81 Isfaves place
on r,on m wss also resolved, that the NJ h
parry DC requested 70 participate the urarai
usv GO. DIAN, Vice Presidents.
{. M pIrn, ,ssaei~les.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

IMMENSE SUCCESS.
L GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE.
Jpsr PUsLIssE
THE STORY OF
THE TELE @ RAPH,
AND A HISTORY OF
THE AT v c CAB L Z.
BY tsAELEs >. BRiGGs and AUGUSTUS MAvEsfcs
A arte duodetir1o elegantly bound cloth. Price 8 H.
Abundanty and beautifully Illustrated
with Wood CIts and Engraving Diagrams. and q
superb Colored Map which in clear and ns gbe
pan Of he Submarine Telegraph, together with the
rea;ve positions of Europe and Amercs nearly every
Of the book.
Con,snins Conpte Record Of the Inception Proues. and
Final Success Of thAl noble undertaking A General
History Of Land and Ocean Telegraph. Descrip-
toDs Of t. legrsphic Apparatus, and BioEraphi-
al skeich.s Of the Principal Persons
connected with the Great Work.
Ds6is at.d 20 and smbeilished with = mszniacent
STEEL PORTRAIT OF CYRUS w. FIELD, Ese.
The Pre-, everywhere speak in the highest pra,e h,
volume. We pres n. few bTrf notices:
Tie volume las prepared with great and bear,
The mpress OF scrIs on every word OF N anassunnt sen
ienc.s" Washington Union
This valuable compilation only merit
valuable for reference long the Telegraph remain,
Object Of Interest " \. Sunday Dspatcl-
The information It conveys 10 very fan" " Y. Albion
Every p who desires connected history Of the tee
graphic operaons with valuable illustrations Of the successive
stages instrumental and other feares Of the present.
entoprise viii undoubtedly possess himself of this volume"
Boston Courier.
Th. will b. BY mail postage paid TO any part Of
the United States, receip, OF the price, &
RUDD CARLETON, Publishers and Boosssllers:
No. $40 Broadway New-Yort.
B-Induoements will BE- to Telegraph and all other
Agents who can procure subecrhers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

+ B. BALDWIN's
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY
BUILT sr WILLIAM B. Aston, sss., rsPsEssp~ foa rHs
BUSINESS.
NOS. sOANDs2 BowERY,
EEAR Nyw CwAL-sr.
An entirely and extensive stock Of
6ENTLEMEN's. YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
Competition de6ed s.o
TASTE, STYLE AND MANUFACTURE,
q this immense Fall and Winter Steck
Asurenor s,och Of FURNISHING GOODS
lu every variety.
THE CUSTOMERS DEPARTMENT
contain. the greatest variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs AND vESTINGS
OF any house in this city.
Thi. establishment having It's made
with parties in Paris for the BEST ARTISTS In the
way Of CUTTING happy Inform their Pa;rors and
Pubic Of their arrival BY the Ariel. with the
LATEST PARIsIAN FALL AND WINTER STYLES
consisting Of
ovERCOArs
FR0CK AND DRESS COATS,
and tie mos: desirable
BUSINESS SUITS,
ever oaered IN .sis city.
The artist having the management Of the
CHILDRENs DEPARTMENT,
which an important this establishment has excel
lent taste and has had long experience.
Ladies are invited this extensive stoch for them
F. B. BALDWIN,
J. BARNUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

An AUTHENT HISTORY
N FOR THE PEOPLE:
l''' sY sso JosE 81 gfs,i suLL1fS, hlif !. cents
Now READY:
THE LAYING OF THE TELEGRAPHIC CABLE;
with all its Incidents and Anecdotes,
Impressive Dyerng well fresh and reliable Bogrph
cal Sketches of Messrs: Feld aud Everett, and
The publishers invite the attention cf the public to the follow
ing letters which sufficiently indicse the source. and authority
prses is derived: ~, % o,o
Messrs. u. APPLETON 4 Co., New Yort.
take much psssTs in eeyns that M M
during the Atlantic Telegraph Expedition in 1875 that ne
rS ihs % ia M r aS ese Is
Bay Newfoundland, the 9TH OF August, ls5s
every fact connection with the enterprise are deserving o the
have he fullest confidence in his narrative with regard %
every incident hat took place On board The Niagara during he
passs and Success Of the Atlantic Telegraph In.erp'e
remain gentlemen very u"Y SICsYl CYRUS w. FIELD.
Mr. Malay having accompanied u. ,he two Atlantic
Yield had every opportunity Of which he avsed himself to ihe
utmost procure fullest details in regard to The Atlantic
Indeed W. are accustomed to regard him Historian
suthen,e about be gwen The American ahic
WE EVERETT Chief Engineer L. s. N
NIAGARA, Aug. 20 1883
GENTLEMEN: have been informed that NJ John Malay
about TO publish Of The Atlantic Telegraph ESpedi
tons If 1857 and 1853 IL aeods pleasure be has
oompanied the Niagara both expeditions and collected
I'd, u uform6ton aud know Of better qualified 70
give correct and graphic history Of or undertaking
Respectfully yogT obeaient servant.
W. L. HUDSON,Commander
AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY FOR THE PEOPLE
Compete and A1s ehssP ssandA5y And
and approximations Of the Machinery employed
On WEDNESDAY,
FROM
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RIO DE JANEIRO AUSTRALIA AND CHINA
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One Volsme i2rno Price 81 25.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

ok BROADWAY,
OOC ls,ore formerly occupied BY Beck Coz
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERs and RETAILERS,
have opened
AT RETAIL,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FALL DRY GOODS,
Comprising choice seections Of the NEWEST AND MOST
They would respectfully call attention 20 their stock con-
yinced that inspection will be found uSsuaAsEp in vag
ETY. and richness of Fabrics adapted TO
CITY RETAIL TRADE,
SILKS IN ROBE A TABLEAU,
ROBE LEZ
ROBE DOUBLE JUPE,
ROBEA DOUBLE JUPE A LEI,
ROBE DEUx yOLANTs,
ROBE A GUILE.
SILKS BY THE YARD IN GREAT VARIETY.
A complete assortment Of PLAIN and FANCY FABRICS
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WHITE GOODS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, kc., &c,
LACEs EMBROIDERIES. Also,
FAMILY MOURNING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

"Tbe ,ubcts treated tear upon al the relations in life AMI
the which every page the
which b a;bed into every ne the genne love Of the
good and the beautiful which it, halo
whole work fail impress the mind Of
the reader" Baaao Courier.
ave have rarely read volume which contained pain,
good common sense pactiesbe advice. It's written in
taking syIe, and viii be in many household
Boston Atlas
THEIR GOOD SENSE,
SOUND ADVICE AND GENIAL HuMoR
COMMEND THEN TO ALL
Thee letters with saoh frankness honesty ana
rood sense and wboesone horror Of humbls
cant: that know the author mart be good fellow ana
while pleased 10 read his book, lean to like him"
Hartford Press.
"They contain many truthful and valuable sageesons pre-
seued in the cultivated and attractive style Of psced
writer There and hearty the whole which
commends the book to tie good opinion Of all'
Hartford Times
bss something Of the ehnes. and expansion Of the
tain air in which IT composed.
ITS coUNsELs ARE URGENT
BUT ALWAYS AFFECTIONATE
never dealing in oyeatemen fcr the sake Of effect bat ad
n.iIably tempered
BY MODEsTY AND COMMON SENSE.
The author writes direct and familiar style, enriched BY
abundant illustrations and for the mott part marked by na'u'
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fiom the heart and 60 10 the heart" harpefs "eesy'
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10 make his will and leave few thousand dollars 10 circulate
among youDgthat they not lead such miserable hVe'
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Written .tye both pease and instruct They entte
the author lasting gratitude Of the young Is well a. the
old.' lNoIthsmp'on osIe''e'
"There large fund Of that uncommon quality termed com
mon sense in volume couebed in plain language goes
TO the point, and 10 likely to do much good"
lBofoD Daily Advertiser.
Published by
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

NEW MUSIC.-Ba dnoral Schottisch, by +. II.
IN Brown win ,plenS,d nthosrsph, Sc. lie Crspa.euse
Mnget se Levs,ssn Gaor o Albe.'with htaosr.Fs e.,
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hsh'd Sent BY ua portage i,. y Pianos and MeodeoDs
Gst T GORDON Nc 7s Nrsowsy pesI $tS IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
THE ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY

70 nNNl + ms Az AND SINUA1-
SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK No. J, consisting Of 81 Tunes
na nc iS nSpns p .s' pSeseed by HORACE WATERS Agent
rr.sS psvs "a veii Contents in part: It's Amir
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80 --eS Pecss sung bV III. ch dr.u Al the
IL A s,vy 1ne ar gsthshsd Oay 6y lis boa,c
zoe S'ysrsr Tg1.l ,rNNt MUSIC BOOK Price 81 per
SD snee April !. " 'ue AoVNe booAs have been
WI ce paeEshed Oct; l. S''"o' Muse book'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

DLOWS-Csst Wrought Iron and Steel Plows
o .yrry d.-cyton; Straw Cl;:er--Pasnt S.lfSharpe
ils straw tuii.rs Corn shslen NILS Hor.e power Tares
Mowne AL RsaFiEs Machines a.-o general sssor;net
~ Ae., %. q The spyroved hnis a.
81 toe lcw..; rs;.. JOHN MOORE, Nc I9a P!oni-,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
VJ,HE best Advertising Medium in Kansas il

VItHE best Advertising Medium in Kansas is
II THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN, srse ahy-con-
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Advertisers Merchants Mschinists
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
printing.

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ENGRAVING and PRINTING.-Halfpri price
IL Wedding Home and Business cards Bill HeAds Notes
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

NtW EGtaln, IMPROVED
DOUVlERs FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY
ID Ess@u,ly us'rsed ard beautifully Printed oe,ayo 30
Isges. 81; cheap edition octave, go pages 81.
This work been submitted Of the ro,, dis,n
eui,hed astronomers Of the world and has been hly approved
by George Bdde Airy esq Astronomer Royal gaa Sir
John w Herchei Lie1; Maury IL D Pref w G
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Bartlett LII D. Wee: Point STEPHEN Alexander, Princeton
Colegs " } aud numerous others. Send for ciIeahI
SHlLDS PETERSON, Pabishers,
Nc. 602 Arch-s.., Pnilade.rAn
sBI'LDQN BLAKEMAN 4 Co.
No us Nssssn-st, New-Yort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
A CHARMING LITTLE BOOK.
IA Just pubhshed

Beautifully printed in large type, with apt Engraving ingenious
Arrangement Of Words and .sy adapted to the taste and
comprehension Of children. Price 10 cents.
Having adopted by the NewYoIk Bosrd of Edncsion
the Public Schools obtain them the Depository. Copies
bI examination halfprce.
IVIsON 4 PHlNNEY. No SCI broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
6uetial Nctites.

n.,,..r Central Committee special meeting
prn'n"tise vii be held THIS EVENING q: Hesd2ar'
o.. No eos Broadway, at o'clock JOHN A. hhSTDd
yASrs NJ BorD, secretaries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDIEMAN'SLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month"; at p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2sth Of each month.
s8-Postage to South Pacific; Letters, Sac. papers,
&C.
A5-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, SS cents single rate, prepaid via France,
l0cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York. by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
81 Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
as-Postage to Bogota [New Granada) Letters, 49,.
papers, &c.
ss-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
as The postage 10 places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
S4eentsi and on each newspaper, 6 cents when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received
A9- The postage TO New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemas,s
Land and China, (via San Franciscol is. on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
8fhe single letter rate to California and Oregon il
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the 40
nestle rates apply. r. \. NOTATION, Pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
bs eDfleans i@ailu Grtsftnt.
Latter-Day Warnings.



Whn hgislators keep the law.
vhsa haalxs dispense with bolts and locks,
4Hzn berries whortIe. rasp and straw
Dsup bigger doirntcards through the box;
0hss he that selleth house or land,
F,oFs leak IN roof or flaw in right,
BH<n habefdashers choose the stand
Whose window hath the broadest light /;
Bben preachers tell us all they think
And pafty leaders al they mean,
WfMn what we pay for, that we drink,
fpn real grape and cotfee-hean;
UStn lawyers take what they would give.
And doctors give what they would take,
Unta city fathers eat 10 live,
Eass when they fast for conscience sake
When one that has horse on sale
Shall bring his merit to the proof,
Bsihout a lie foT every nail
1,nk holds the iron on the hoof;
whcp. in the usual place Tor rips,
Our gloves are stitched with special care,
- guarded wali the whalebone tips
Hkere l1st umbrellas need repair;
UAcn cuba's weeds have quite forgot
NJ power OF snction 10 resist,
~ ctarcfbstfles harbor not
asch dimples Is would hold your fist;
Whcn Publishers no longer steal.
Ant pay for what they stole before,
when The first locomotives wheel
Ho1,s throngh the Hoosac tunnels bore
IN then LET Cumming blaze away,
And Aier's saints blow up the globe
~ when yon see that blessed day,
11n order your ascension robe!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
From the London Times
Another Peep at the Sea Serpent.

SiT-I beg to enclose copy Of an extract from
the meteorological Journal kept by me on board the
ship Castan, on voyage from Bombay to Liver
pool. have sent the original to the Board of Trade
for whom the observations have been made during
my last voyage. am glad to confirm statement
made by the commander of Her Majesty's ship Deda
lus, years ago, as to the existence of such an
animal as that described by him.
Terssia, sir, your ohsdien servant
IA and Az South Castle street. liverpool Feb q
Copy Of exsct from the Trade Meteorological
Journal KEEP. BY Capt Harrington Of the ship oasan f0m
Sur CAsrILIAs. Dec. IL 1851.
Northeast end Of = Hee9 1e bearing north west
AT $50 P. NJ, strong breezes and clondy,; ship
sailing about II knots per hour. While myself and
officers standing on the lee side OF the poop,
looking towards the island, we were startled by the
sight of huge marine animal which reared its head
out Of the water within twenty yards OF the ship,
when IL suddenly disappeared for about half min
ute and then made its appearance in the same man
ner again, showing US distinctly its neck and head
about 10 or IL feet out Of the water
Its head was shaped like a long nun buoy and
suppose the diameter to have been or eight feet
in the largest part with kind Of scroll or tut of
loose skin encircng it about two feet from the top
the water was discolored for several hundred feet
from its head much that that on its first appear
ance my impression that the ship was in broken
water, produced, as | supposed, by some volcanic
agency since the last time passed the island but
the second appearance completely dspelled those
fears, and assured that it was monster of extra
ordinary length, which appeared to be moving slowly
towards the land The ship going too fast to en-
able us to reach the masthead in time to form a cor.
rect estimate of its extreme length but from what
we from the deck we concluded that it must have
been over two hundred feet long. The boatswain
and several Of the state that it was more than
double the length OF the ship, in which case must
have been five hundred feet be that as it may l am
convinced that it belonged to the serpent tribe it
was of dark color about the head and was covered
with several white spots. Having a nress of canvasa
on the ship at the time, l was unable to round to
without risk, and therefore was precluded from get
ting another sight at this leviathan of the deep.
GEO. HENRY HARRINGTON, Commander.
af
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARrRrISGs.-A more mag.
neent stock Of the articles which cothe floor and window
n sampiaonsness and beauty than that now offered BY
Messs TODD Co, No. I'D Canal street. has nevor bean ,
played 10 the sonh The goods comprise al the late and rich
degns and having been purchased reduction IN New
York offered corresponding reduction the peope Of
New Orleans The earpeilngs oelohs damask cur.
tain laces aud musns transparent etc. are
equally rich and attractive and varied In their assormenis
People designing going housekeeping reurnshng their
houses should nc. fail inspect the stock Of Messs
aanlI...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

ARREST OF CeuNrERFEIrERs.--A great haul Of
countereiters made in Lafayette, Ind on Friday
no less than thirteen being captured altogether Eight
were arrested In coneehouse together and about
$4,000 OF counterfeit bills found upon them.
AT Indianapolis, on Friday, fellow named Joseph
Wood was arrested for attempting to pass spurious
two and half dollar pieces. On his person were
found quantity of s23 and s. spurious gold coin
and several hundred dollars of counterfeit SO bills
on the State Bank OF Louisiana. United States Com
missioner Rea committed him to jail in default Of
surety in the sum Of s3000 to await an examination
louisville Journal LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

A Memo MAN WHIPPED TO DEATH.-On Saturday
last it was currently reported throughout the city
that negro man was whipped to death on planta-
ton near Cahawba in this county Some Of the re-
ports say that the woman who ordered the whipping
after discovering that the negro dead added to
the horrors Of the endish crime by trying to burn
the body. For the sake of humanity we sincerely
hope these horrible reports are untrue or at least ex
aggerated We defer further statement until we hear
the result Of the investigation, which we learn was
made by the proper authorities on Saturday
[Selma Reporter LIST inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
WIN. DAVIES, Chief Officer.
EDWD. WHEELER, Second Officer.

SERIOUS RAILRoAD AccIDENr.-A few days ago
three of the passenger cars on the Ohio and Msss-
sppi Railroad off the track and over a steep EN-:
bankment. The Louisville Courier says:
The inmates OF the cars were dashed from their
seats and men, women and children were piled up
promiscuousy and the fire from the stoves was scat
tered in every direction and to add to the horrors of
the scene, the caught fire several times before
the passengers were able to extricate themselves.
No was fatally injured, but the escape from in
slant death was almost miraculous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

DISTRESSING CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-Miss Ma.
hala Whitman, an amiable young lady, daughter Of
Mr.. Peter Whitman, who resides in Chester county,
Pa, died from the effects Of the distressing maady,
hydrophobia, on the 24th ult The Reading Gazette
says
About nine weeks ago Miss Whitman was bitten by
dog belonging to her father. 1t was not supposed,
at the time, that the dog was mad but the family,
being apprehensive that such might be the case tied
him fast Ia the stable, where, during the night he
stangled himself with the rope by which he was
secured. Two physicians, of the neighborhood ex.
amined the dog and pronounced him not mad. Not
withstanding this positive opinion, however, on Mon
day, the lAth inst the young lady was taken ILL., and
afterwards was seized with violent commissions,
having all the symptoms of hydrophobia, and on
Wednesday, the 10TH, she died, in the greatest
agony.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
DENTISTRY.

&sNSEE=hA DENTAL NOTICE.-DR j. WEST.
49, Practical Dentist No. ll2 st. Charles street.
fTF3A8l tllkP<hear Poydras street.
@L11I1 j. W. would call particular attention TO his
method Of constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH They are made
perfectly natural IN form and shape with false gums The
original form depression Of the mouth and face restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech. This effected
by having the inside the teeth and gum of natural form ri
which the tongue readily adapted This prevents kissing
sound often observed In persons wearing artificial teeth The
Doctor has been raccng in this city fifteen years. feels
confident that he will give satisfaction those may honor
ha with their patronage All persons DESTROYS obtaining his
services would do well to call and examine his specimens
mh2ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

GIFTs AND BooKs.-Messrs. Lincoln 4 Co.. No. 10
S. Charles street. to be magica supplied with books
and jewey for notwithstanding the constant and heavy
stream Of both that has issued from the es.ablshment for
past the supplies appear to be and at
actse than ever The immense popularity Of the store Is
easily accounted for for selling splendid books eheaply and
giving away jewey beside is bound public SEN
siely See advertisement IN this mornings Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
WEATHER IN souruRRN Measurements WOOD


vile Republican, Of Wednesday last, says:
The last few nights are the coolest we have ever
seen, or wish to see in this wooden country We I'M
dersand that the fruit crop has not been entirely de.
stroyed. Although there was a slight sprinkle Of
RAIN the wind was too strong to allow the water to
settle on the buds the weather has become somewhat
settled the skies are bright and we hope and be,
lieye that on the fourth day Of July next we can
treat our friends both Of Louisiana and Mississippi
70 basket well filed with peaches apples and pums
at this office all the products of Wilkinson county