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T'OBACCOI-TOBACC SHALL. FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for my account
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr, CO., Nos q and
~ Naeheh streets
business will have the best attention
We will at all times keep hand large and choice stOcF
suited for all markets. in hogsheads and bales decrlp
tons Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads ard
bales, for plant ition USE JOHN PRICE Jr
New Orleans, October |, 1857. % "
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- N. NUTTING GOULD
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders left in Ro,
no. ~ and Dealers Exchange viii receive pronp
! ''en-'0n' az ~
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q. COSTUMES FOR MAsQUERADES
AND FANCY BALLS, No. ll2 Cont street, between
z%SW, Dauphn and Bourbon streets.
~ MADAME GROUX from Paris,
- COsTUMER,
Respectfully Informs her and public
ing greatly increased recent
tons from Paris she is prenared furnish the
plete and elegant assortment Of COSTUMES MASKS DOM-
NOES, ETC. offered in this city comprising nation
age and Style Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G.
Paris.
Mrs G. has collection Of entirely new Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet Satin the
richest which have ever heeu made Prices moderate.
Madame GrOux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated
Ladies.
Costumes made to order on short notice. az SIN
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY r, ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.


BOOKS STATIONERY. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD. Aucsioneer
THIS EvEnING, NJ early gas Hight, at No.
valuable collection 81 lie best works Of the best authors
the various branches Of Literature, Science and Art
Letter Can and Note Papers Envsops Gold Pencils e,c
This collection comprises hs best Books Of The principal pub
fishers 10 the United States together With variety Of London
The and warranted perfect
nation private sale during tbs day.
sEAsoEABLE DRY GOODS
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctlonsers.
"WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst. mt 10 o'clock
w An at auction, at their auction rooms II Chsrtrss
A. assortment Of seasOassle DRY GOODS.
ss-TERAs-cash. jazz
FLoUsCED oRGAHDY ROBES.
BY BLACHR BEAUMONT Auctioneers
WED,NiEsss;iD1.AX 18th ln Inst, at 70 o'clock A.
will be Sold for sccouni OF whom concerned
20 FlouDced 0rgandy Robes.
pieces Briliiante.
The whole damaged on the voyage Of importation.
b9-rERMs-Cash. jal2
FRENCH CHINA FRENCH CHINA
BY d. Z. NoRPHY, Auctioneer.
O'Clock 4 NJ store No. IS Camp street wiihoa, any
the highest bidder without regard cost per
instructions received from shippers, will be sold
most magnhcihcent assortment Of French China gnaran
eed OF direct Importation consisting In Of the following
articles Rich Decorated Dining Sets; White
Decorated Tea Set, Toilet Sets and hsnel very
Baskets and great variety other articles Numerous
mention
this market before The style Of decoration gliding
equaed By any goods In the country.
The goods will be opened and ready for n pecon days
sLades genilemer particularly requested to call
and examine the most magnificent Of goods
ss-TERMs-Cssh. jag
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m a. yEGsA,ss,s DANCING ACADEMY. AT

s. COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-
zEA MRS. LUSS
StILD 102 Royal street. between Cont and 81. Lous
SGH Begs leave to inform her customers that
u she has just received from France splendid assert
men for Masked Balls such Satin Dominoes all styles
Louis Kill XIV and XIV Queens Guardsmen HARLEQUIN
Clown, Devil all coors; Black Bear Brazilian ape Figaro
Cossack officer and other men
tion, remarkably FRI 81 and elegant which fully recon-
manded for Fancy Dress Bats
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Received by the same arrival
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt and Silver Cloth Gilt Silver
sells. dig SIN
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v DEMoRUELLE, Dealer
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL snnch as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris sbn
ges Lahs Slaves Also, English French and American FIRE
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood ~
H Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended
to an ~
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DANCING ACaOENyTES-

m DANCING ACADEMIEs-MR. A. CHE
~ RARDl respectfully his friesds the
H public that he ha reopened his Dancing Academy
LIN the Masonic Hall, st. Charles opened
Dancing Academy the Eagle Hail. corner of Prytana
and Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances Of will be taught including
Les Lsnciers and the American Quad lille.
Glasses al Masonic HaFor Children every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday from p. Gentlemen every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at P VI.
Glasses Eagle Ha-For Children Ladies' every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. from 4 to p NJ
Mr. G. having followed the profession city the aAt
% hopes continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him. jail Pm
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n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
". ing Warehouses is prepared those
DESTROYS OF obtaining Storage having large and
modions budng special adapted for the various articles Of
commerce From their proximity and shpnin9
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading win ~
diminished risk in Of Ere being all Proof he en-
abled TO offer advantages not heretofore attained -
DELTA WAREHOUSE, a. the river-For Grain and other
Produce, corner of Front and Lafayette streets. ~
MERCHANTS WAREHOU SE-General Warehouse in the
Of Delta. - '-e
street -''N"
Poydras.
RThe aeHton merchants and others solicited n26 If
RHLIARDS AND POOI.-THE AMERICAN TX
u CHANGE (ate 81. Methodist BILLIARD SALOON lie
largest and most private and finest ia the city has closed
Tor lew days during which time the Tables
Clothed and are now In first-class playing order.
The game Of Pool will be introduced gents only.
E5~We solicit sour fayors.
PHILLIPS PERKINS,
Opposite 81. Charles Hotel Charles street
re- Lunch served daily from IL A. NJ. to p M and snb.
stantals served at night until time TO close dlO If
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" +, sIMMS,
ID. MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
D r o X Err,
ja4 I'm 80 Natchez Street,
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Il St. Charles street. y
This elegant Saloon brilliantly Illuminated Every Evening
FREE oNCERT
And other Entertainments given.
This Saloon also open every day. and the
OF the city always the visitors The Bar is
supplied with the choice old Wines Liquors other
heiTeshulents GEORGE A. CASE,
1El am Prnnrieinr-
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SUCCESSION DE JOSEPH QUERIOE.
PAR N. VIGNIE Encsntenr.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de EHOnorabIe
Il DesIieme Cour de District de Ia
du "a decembre 1851 No l207 yendu pubque
lie JEUDI 81 janvier, 1883 midi pArcade de Banks
DE- Msgssins pogs Y compie de ia dite snecession-
fsubourg LvAudas dams lie Quatreme District VILE
dams ei borne par les Fulton Chippewa Huiteme
Neuveme mesusn angase, environ cnquanie
peds ros dsux de face IA Fulton
cent yingt pieds de profondeur.
Ensemble mason eontenRnt chambes
double, ct outes les authorizations qu sy trouvent.
pS-C0HDITI0NS-Ccmptant
Acfe de vente par devant g. Hayner Notaire Public
d2i q iAi2 1921
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HES, JEwELRY AND slLvERwAkx.

~ WATCHES, JEwELRY AND slLvERW4kz
(pLX LOUIS MUH
lniums his friends and the Tubic that be Is pusuz n
show them his beautiful assortment Of articles in his kns
leced by himself France, England and Switzerland
Brace cts, Brooches Ear rings, Rings. fhimb
Ladies' Genemens Watches, Chains Leontines Ch..
lAines Seals and Keys
Napkin Rings, Rings, Silver Spoons and Forks
Silver Cups, Plated WATERS Casters Cake Bnsfe<s fxz
ks and variety OF articl, naenti1
He wishes remisdtke public generally thai FRy
BEST or JEwEuRYi is kept BY him. and very rs1ssn.n
prices
N. BNoce is hereby given that he will make disuuzaSG
from 10 to twenty his already low prices
reduce his stock, and in anticipation Of liqnie
from business.
REDUCTION:
On sILVERwARs, 10 per cent
On WATCHES and JEWELRY, of all descriptions IS ~
cent.
On PLATED WARE % ger cent
R8-CAsH Paid for old Gold and Silver
LOUIS NUE.
90 Sm No. Al Cb@rres street. New Osionnk
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COMPREHENSIVE.

partner from his date, under ths u HOS ca.
New Orleans. July l. 1857. hho'' o oN Ed
DIssOBUTIOS - THE PARTNERSHIP HKKETo-
~ fore exI.sing under the Style q A. 40 LEE Is hi-
sorg. W Lee vii ss he ssss q he sa "a avids
New orleans, Jas 1858. ako oH " Il Lex k.-'
q continues The above partnership and
New Orleans, Jan. g. 1853 j.sa
CoPARTNERsHIP EOTTCE-xR JOSEPH
md g6Hs e eii: Il ss Issi 4 9.ss Co.
na1,nsr IN arr ho.ss I.,s q 70 A. ~ A. ian
New Orleans, January l. 1858 ia
MIR. GERMAN VINCENT Is ADMITTED A
Ifl partner In our house from this dsts,
New Orleans. January ]. 1853 Jsi
HAyING PUECHAsED THE interest OF
wEsT vii continue the business under The nfm 81 CAM
ROBERT c. cAxxAcK.
New Orleans. Dec u, 1851
HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN The FIRN OF
MACK and GEO wwEs Viii Ss.s az Sse sssa
ton to the Sugar Brokerage business 49,, :. ,o,-,u.
New Orleans. Dec. II. 1857. dss In.
N0TICE-THE FIRM OF WATT NOBLE MOB
Of the hrm will be used by either partner only purposes
WATT, NOBLE NoBLEY
New Orleans, Dec n, 1857.
NoTICE-wE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO A
Coparnership for the transaction q Commson and
Gotten FScorsge business in thin city, r1des hs firm nd ye
ZIP NOBLE.
NoTICE-THE lEATH OF OUR SENIOR. J; A.
~ BEARD. will not alter the style q hrn The bust
% os T. RE sY Pes'
fully solicit continuation Of the public heretofore
Susi Il A BEARD co.
THE INTEkEsT OF Mr.. ?. p MORTIMER IN
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WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nas II a
LIS Baronne where he will be early
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes sr
He preparing ample healthy quarters
business he intends conducting the coming me
location is between GraveT and Common, baFome
which is the second due the Chsriss HAD
and is convenient 10 all the merchants and hoaels.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL.
II and rs Bsronne street
aul1 lyGw between Gravier s1d GnsEza.sz
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FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. ,roo,

- FOSEEH,s SLAVE DEPOT, Isl c8Nn3H
sreel New orieans.H kesps constantly hzzk "a
u Tor sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Wxshszs tpz
srs, and General House Servants. Also buys md zs
SLAVES on commission Having converted the fansiiy
the large three story building to the Slaves ks ~
Of Slaves. - -
diff
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SEcosP DIsTEIcr covRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
q NY Orleans LOUIS yILLA-No 1898.
- directed by the Honorable second District Court Of
New Orleans In The above entitled cause proceed to sell
az public suciion TUESDAY, the 18th day January
lo5o " IL O'Clock A. M, at my warehouse No. % Jefferson
street, in the Second District of this city
my office. -
Also one Iron Safe.
And the day. at the hour Of O'Clock p H. on the
premises New Ieyee in
the First District of this city "
The fixtures Of said the fixtures therein
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Ths being the and last auction the said
property will be de6nvey adndcated highest and
bidder for whatever will bring twelve months credit
furnishing bond with good and solvent security
ing one per cent interest per month"; pay
ment. -
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhouse street,
Ifl Royal street-For the Cure of Old Chronic MercuIa
syphc and all Private Dfcsses without Mercury hndrance
from business TO friends and guaranteed In
all
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James
ice in ali the United States Europe-he many
markab he has effected which incur
able by the most emr physicians ustihs him In offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
OF the diseases termed Private" and of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James
maenily eradcstes namely: Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons In
Examination OF the Bladder Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumos and all Diseases Of the Skins
DIR. James would ALTO call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
by Impoeney. The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF youth, viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papitaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia, Nervousness Irrisbity symptoms Of Consumption,
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self Dsst
Love eff Solitude Tmdiy etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
fail call DR. james and be restored perfect
health let false decacy but apply aud
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible malay.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full vgor
restored
Remember The Medical House of DR.. james, 50
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of
from A. NJ. TO 5 P. NJ.
PS-Recen II Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 81 CuStomhouse street.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH QUERION.
ny N. vIGNIE. Anctioneer.
QY VIRTUE of an order from the Honor
II able the Second District OF Orleans
Dseem6eI 1857 No. 1901 viii be sold at public auction on
Arcade, Magazine street. for Of said suecesson
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in suburb
Lvusda in the Fourth District Of this city bound
ed by Fnon, Chippewa, Eighth and Ninth measuring
Engsh measure about fifty feet three and twoegh
inches front Fulton street by hundred and twenty
deep.
Together with the house. containing rooms closets double
kitchen, and all the Improvements thereon.
n1-TKRMS-Cesh.
Ae. Of sale before s. Nsynsr, Bsq, Notary Public.
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1EE P92F FRfEST xiS Kis1
M zesed with uniform than other Safe in The
braed patent Belle Lock, which has been picked
The most splendid assortment of Safes Plate Money
Chests eyer Of red i hi market now on hand at store 81
to suit the ti@ ss'' N'" 0''s"S sTEaRNs MARVIN
MIC 4md&w s. GuTHRIE. Agent
MEXICAN LEAE ToBACC CO 79, BALES MEX
quality under the keys Of the House and in store for
sale at lowest prices by EDO % SEhkDstLACh
90 If between Graver and hatcher streets, stairs.
"a ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD
NY plantation in American Bend, Washington county
eet high gray place the top of bis head
Il T nP o spoken eTs Of 3 Sy T e o. Ply t s
confinement in jail SO that can get him;
7n GE6 snh6hs i'1 G6 IS sScs Common miss;
LINE ARTs-wILL OPEN ON THE SD AND POSI-
s sf ffc II Il ~ n6b sRRps IN S g nnf Ps
containing specimens q the greatest living artists Also the
great American artist Thomas Coles master piece Elijah in
This collection viii be exhibited my Gallery IS ST. Charles
never before been exhibited in America.
rg-Open-Morning, Q till 5; evening" till 10.
COAI. AT so CENTS PER BARREI.-looOO BAR
the q Try it, Good Coal and good measure can he had at
d23 l5t P. H. WILLARD, Agent.
GALYASIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public of the
city and country that he prepared do all kinds
his line with dispatch, and in manner not to be surpassed by
any house in the Union.
Watches Table Services Casters Waters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls etc, GIIDED and sLVERED the style
Also GLIDING and BROWNING Gas Fixtures Mante Or
naments, Lamps, Lustres and CandelHbras.
The public invited to give him call and examine his
stock, specimens Of work. ID. CAST,
10 Chartres street. between Bienvile and CONT.
RefeTenees-Hyde Goodrich Henderson Gaines. p NAL
lard, H. A. Tyler, Fournior siebTecht o3l 3m
A USCULTATION TO MEDICAL sTuDENrs-A
"A Course Of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered In
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES OF the CHEST including Pneipes Of Phys
cal aud RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
MONDAY in November, 1851 by
RRADFORDS PORTABLE STEAM En-
II GIN for Planters use-Orders the above Engines
manufactured by N. Bradford Co Handsboro' Miss
VIII DE received by r. n. HARRISON.
NJ the office Of Wright, Allen Co..
AhN en 40 Gr8r 'vstreet.
Dtk. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
- thoomew Hospitals, and six years with Rcord OF Paris
mas opened his oce AZ No IL nauphine general
practice and especially for the Of disc
enetAYe Organs in both without the
hee hours Tor consultations in French and English 2 A.
W, ans 9to6 r NJ as sp.f
EsOR SALE tnns Mexican GUANO ahoat. Fer
II terms, apply to GEO. W. HYNsON & CO.
di2 So Camp street
LCOHOL-l0J bbls Baye's " per cent proof for
n BY JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
DIS SSTehoupitonlAs street,
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-> PIANOs-PlAHOs-PIA
UTfH NJ. FEHRENBACH, HTF1
No. III Canal street, N. o.,
BeRs leave 10 inform his friends and the public generally
be has just returned from Paris with large Of
PIANOS purchased BY himself direct the manufactures
.: PLEYEL CO., ERARD, KLIPPEL CO., and others.
These instruments furnished with all the ard important
improvements rendering them much powerful with
and tone enhancing their musical effect above all other In
struments
will guarantee the Pianos which he sells "a being
NEW and second hand instruments bought cheap
and polished for this market has been the with
strumens imported here by other parties.
There no Patent Iron Frsme Pianos made By PeyeL
Persons desiring to rent Pianos will find large assortment
reasonable terms.
NJ FEHRENBACH, No. III Canal street.
R9-Tunng and repairing done liberal terms. o24 u
CTRAUB'S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
- MISA full supply In Of q % and 30 inch double
and single geaed and Is neh single for sale the
prices. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
60 3m&W 20 Graver street.
NEWELL COTTON sCREwS-SIX AND NINE
~ inches in diameter BY twelve feet loEg Lafhes
Of solid metal supply in store and for sale the usual
prices. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
go 3m&W 20 GTaver street
WRENCH AND GERMAN MIRRORS.
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JUST ARRIVED. WITH 1ARexrov

~ JUST NHIvED, WITH LARGE Lon o.
~ virginia NEGROES consisting of PlAntasiuu
~ blaeksmiths, House Carpenters, Cooks Tash<za %
~ lroners seRnstresses and House Servants The
signed Will be receiving fresh supplies during the uhh
he offers for sale for cash approved paper HAAN
Old stand corner OF Esplanade and Moeau Ec
leans
sell smd&w. Holm B. snTrE
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M. SCIfNEIDEIg,S PLEYEI, PIANO ~
7POT, No 50 Ro, street..
III All The undersigned would call the attention 4
public to his and extensive slock Of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS.
with Hollow Iron fubts manufactured expressly
These Pianos Eish admirable teach are saz
passed by any and offered The lowest market prizes
Sole Depot for LETEkAkls CHAPEL ORGANS, len.f-
doss and fulinas Of Louis XIV, Oriental aud G0th 5e
with OF without the Celeste Sound.
PLNNOS 10 HIRE. Tuning and Repairing ATTENDED
NJ SCHNEIDER, 50 Royal strsss.
% SIN opposite Louis ianz hai1L
n FURNITURE FURNITURE PeE
" sons desrngto
N ssrtheir Furniture,
Store their Furniture, or
- To buy Furnl1nS
viii do Wellby applying al JULIEN'S,
49,. - b.. issat. No. l69 Camp a1rssa
teo opposite 81. Pnirisks chzEa-
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LusK's REFINED COTTON SEED OIL
Il FOR SALE At TIE FACTORY, No. "A New Leyee
street New Orleans.
This OIL Il recommended the public being the Oil
In for burning in kind Of Temp and fully good
Lard Oil FOR machinery 1t cheaper burns longer
and does not smoke In burning the wick
sh ud that has used this OIL H. and not be
satisfied the money will be rsurned Families planters and
steamboats, particularly requested the Southern pro-
prieto fair trial and encourage Southern ,nufactures.
ia9 81
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billiard TABLE MANUFACTURER-
ALL STYLES.
b. AEToGNINI, Nos. u and Il Cont street.
Between Chartres and Old Leyee,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops Cush
ions TO play the table, either Pool the
full and complete assortment Of every article in the line Man
ufacurer Of India Rubber for Cushons Pchnhoe
aele Rouettes, Balls and Pins for Alleys Lot etc
ECONOMICAL STOVES
Portable, and set to order with crockery cast
tops.
RB-Wauu Wood for sale, d25 ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-18

The SILVER MINES OF ARIzoNA.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette publishes letter Of June Il, from
an Eastern emigrant, who had reached Tubac,
Arizona Territory, on the way to the silver mines
Of that region, through MANY hardships and
perils from hostile tribes Of Indians Tubac Is
mainly composed Of the members of the Santa
Rita and Sonora Silver Mining Company, whose
mines are now paying, and with new mac hinery
and apparatus already contracted for, will yield
a very large amount. The writer, with his part.
ner, also an American, was to start on the 18th
Tor the Salero mine, distant fifteen miles from
there, In the Santa Rita Mountains II is an old
Spanish mine. and was worked many years apo
by the Mexicans, but they were all surprised
and killed by the Indians, and the mine has not
been worked since. 1t is supposed to be- very
r1ch The Indians are still dangerous in that vi.
cinity, but there will be FIVE, all armed with
Sharpe rifles and Colts revolvers. With such
weapons five white men are equal to ffty In
dianS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-18

VILE WRETCH-AN ATTEMPTED MURINE
Peter foung, although not yet twenty-fv 1--WE ears
Of age, is one of the desperate characters in Sew
YORK city. He has only been out of state Prison
Two years, having served term for taking the
life Of man during drunken & ght on Mulberry
street, near the Five Points. The jury in that
case brought in a verdict of manslauy liter in the
third degree, and his Imprisonment was light in
consequence. Yesterday afternoon his sister
called to see him at the corner of Park and Null
berry streets, where he lives, and he esdeayored
to compel her to submit to his inhuman lust
The sister refused, and he seized a large knife
and attempted to stab her with il, but she ran
from him into the street, and made her ess aps
The sister told another brother Of the treatment
she had received, and the brother called to repri-
mand the gross of. nder, when the latter at once
rushed at him with a cheese knife and would
doubtless have murdered him on the spot had
not bystanders interposed and saved his life