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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.

a
de Ia Nouvelie Orleans. ANS vs.. JOS. BUREI,
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri f,c,ns N mo,
add,esfe par Honorable frosene Cour dc District de
~ nouvelleOrleins dams Paiire cidessns e procedern Ia
LuNDi, de JUN 1853 a midi. a lf6,ei he ia cite rue
Indication de- ~ - 'e'f :" "N
& lkRk Mn situe dams lie Troiseue District oette ~,
kyse de Craps. des et des Ftnncai. L.
ait terrain insure 80 ped plus mons de face Ia rue dos
Ohep, Gysecs sur 10 peds, plus moius prDfondur
dessua t4-"S ''VNFe'''
lie tout saisi dams rAfare cl4iessus
oONDlfIONS-Compant moment de Naturalization
my6 II a 81 81 Sheriff de Ia raro,sse di6Iltaas
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oUArEIEME couR DE- DsrRicr JOHN r FISHER VS.. JOHN
de Ia Nluvvlle-O rie~ua 1ANNRII.-No 1873
fia lance m bond y mois John Canne
pritcipsl, e. John McTIneh, CONNIE s6curita
tNNNERTU dun writ de fierI facias n moi
II adresse par rhonorshle Quaireme Tour de District
kouvelc Orleans dnns aairc odessus je pructdera
VENDREDI, JUN 1875 midi Pfi6iel de Ia Cite rue DC
Commune entire los du Camp des Magasss veute
putlqu- Fl adjudication de-
IN TERRAIN, sirue dams lie Premier District de ess ~
Vile daus p borne Ply lance du CClisee ct m
Aelplmene et Ia Promenade Prytanee lie oft
81 ped de X Mepomene s pr1foudeur
Ensemble Us hatisses afneioGAtions Out SO
trOuyen dessus.
lie tout Eaisi dams l'afare ci-dessus
CONDIrIONS-Comlta liant moment De REHABILITATION.
y. T. PARNER.
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PRExrERE CouR DE JUSTICE THOMAS o. RILEY VS., PAT
Paroisse d'Orl6ans. ! RICK GERAGHTY Nos.
10 767 ct l076s.
TN VERTU de 2 writs de fieri fncIns a moi
IL phonorabe i. *. Dixon Premier Justice
Pax pour la parosse d0reans, e procedera le AAEnI
= mai 1885 p. NJ, rArcade de Banks, la
pubique adjudication de-
Tous les ois ntaret du daiendeur dams
dams l'eglise de Patrick, portaut lie nunero 81
Saisi dams les affaires c-dessus.
GUNDITIU Ns-Comptant au moment de rehabilitation
myl }. Is. HAUGHToN, Cnnueable
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DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge knrsdsy
evening.
METH LODGE No. n meets Shreveport on wednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. 2smeets atopslousason satur
dsy evening.
CLINTON LODGE No.21 meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evening
fRiSIrY LODGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening"
day evening"
kEw IBERIA LODGE No. Sc msetsat NewtonOn Thurs
day evening.
PRAiRfE LODGE No. 81 Washington on sstur-
dA, -vening.
.cHENEYyILIE LODGE Ns.H meets at chsnsysiils on
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. Is meets at Eapolsonviii. On
THOMAS H. SHIELDS. Grand secretary.
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sHERITF,s SALES.

OF New Orlehns. ( fSTEEAN RlfKEt-No IN lea
RI VIRTUE OF a writ Of fieri facias 20 me
- directed BY the Honorable the Third District 0f New
Orleans IN the above entitled will proceed to sell
a. public aaeson ut the City Hotel, Common street. between
Camp and Mhganine streets, MONDAY the IN day III
Juns 1893, at II o'clock NJ the following described prop
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the Third -.
District Of ibis city in sguNe No. I'll bounded BY Union 90
Nfnpa rrcnchmen and Love streets Said pI
" fest nor or less In front Union street. by "a feet more or
thereon $50 49,
se ted 10 tho above suit
THRhs-Cash the spot.
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I'm NEttTU DUN writ de fiert TRcinS n moi
II adresse par Honorable QaaTeme Cour District
Nouvelle Orleans dams aare eidesSus 10 procedera
SAMEDI, u de mai Ss midi lI6el de II Cite rue dc
Ia Commune, entire les du Camp des Mag asin la
veute publique adjudication de-
Ie steamer FLORIDA, ensemble q w.. .
chine nieuhles etc, tel quill trouye lgiIt,5
jOurd hui dams Il port de Ia NOuyelle- Orleans. n
saisi dans aTaire eide. sus
CONDITIONS-Complanta u moment de Naturalization.
H. 7. PARKER,
a2i my e72 Sheriff de Ia Par1isse d'orleans.
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CoNSTABLE'S SALES.

FIRsr JUSTICES COURT }THoMAs o. RILEY vs. PATRICK
Parish Of orleans. SGERAGHTY-Nos 1870 and 1898.
QH VIRTUE of . writs of fieri fncias to me
ID directed by the Hon j. f. Dixon, First .Isce of the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans, will proceed sell public
anction, SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May 1858, at
O'Clock p NJ, at Banks Arcade
The right title and interest Of the defendant in in ST.
Pairick's church, being numbered a.
Seized in the above suits.
TERAS-Cssh the spot
j. B. HAUGHTON Constable
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ID A. FAHNESTOCIG's VEIGMIFUGE IN
Brownsville Tennessee, January 1881.
Nessrs. n. A. Fahnestock Co;
entlenenIgy common consent Il. A. Fahne-tock's Yer
rifre acknowledged standard article In this section
on country and opinioh good
freely saw that we CONSIDER much best Vermuae use;
We prescribe regularly practice, ard with uniform
OF IL than OF or all other similar prepA-
raiions put together. Truly JOUR- . r,-,,,,,,r
I HOWELL TURNER,
Physicians and Druggists
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists AZ
country merchants throughout the United States JAZZ lu&N
c1gNAUIJsS CORN AND FLOUR MILL, so
A. fsvOAbv throughout the southern States eNcu
v cOfnhiHed qualities OF Being set In strong
hon frame using French Stone running the
hover stone which being fast The spindle never come in
entae with Is fellow Injured by running having
m bush 10 having drive orrrd TO mske choke
having It's spindle in piece from bridgeree to hopper
Eearor
s H. GILMAN,
mo gr Ne. 20 firavier street, New orletrs-
eS5- JOE fitIAF PAsCAtsOUi.A WILL
ellslrS shire schooneTs and hsihoss dowa
~ he coast orders will receive prompt
ton. THoS. g. hAckb1 ADhltiS, Agents
= ala en- q Camrreree street..
rtFTAN5AfsNF-GONDEL GREEN SEAL WINE
from Rhrims For .e IN lots 70 su The
trade. Orders received and transmitted "
A. A. NENINS 4 CO.,
hle sn No. so Grzyier street.
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IHoP E R,sTS 1.S oF NhY JOS
Ky VIRTUE Of writ of Geri fscias to
me directed by the Honorable the Third Disc, Cont
Of New Orleans IN the above entitled cans will proceed 10
se AZ public auetion at the City Hotel Common street
al l2o'coek NJ W." 49, ''N''
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third District of -.
mus ety. IN The square No rs bounded by Eysan Fields tf
Dtaps GIe,tmen aud Fiepchmen streets, Said 1
measures g feet front on ElyHan Field stree ~
% feet less depth together with ali The bpdngs
and improvements thereon.
SEIZED In the above suit.
TEkMS-Cash the spot.
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fouKIH UI'IhlcI Nouhrl JOIN "a fIsIIkK y. JOHN
- or New Orleans. CANEEfI,-No 1879
Fila issued " months bond against Canne as prn
cipal, and John kcTiugh NJ security
TX VIRTUE of n writ of ficri fleIns to me
- directed by the Honorable the o.
New OreSnA In the above entitled eaose viii proceed 10
cell al public suction, n. the City Hotel Common street
Of June, 1889, at u O'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all .r.A
The buildings ard improvements thereon the @
Frst District OF III city ia the bounded by M
MIA Coliseum and Melpomeue streets snd Prytnna WNt Said
lo measuring Ga ee front Mepomene BY l2S feet
depth.
Seized IN the above sut
TERhS-Cash on the tpot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

-,.,or. Tn. E,htn;s0-rojs st.ches - every sogle
OF the wooden dirc sigui n. of ire 'rsquercy
ard violence of the thurce.storm5 shcn intst tols
region Tie fort is situated on the essen bank OF
tie river which Il hsif u u distant. ga tnls oink
s.rsr /, may seem. no timber Is icuni ana sue
Il the difficulty in hrnsiug It ircn he oner iie taaI
consists # ole oompsuy of tls ith Artillery, undsf
tie conusrd of Capt. McCo wp. / counied sixteen
ucun'sin howiiIers IN the s4us-e. and ye' tae IN
csns have aremped 70 storm i, 50 tle ouAe.
holes iu The wooden buidrgs testify. lGe i0f' Is
At iruo-taut one but owing the ciinruiiy 81 ge-
ting hsv srd wood, snd other neCsssar.es ~hlcn
must he stored for Winter assumption, the snal
force s;s'ioned ST II nEde4uss & perform sry oshe,
bsu ordinary garrison d-iy. Better oC lcinss sooRu
be copsfruc,et srt lsrge io,ce Rc!ul ng company
of c,vsly should De II stored 81 il. ard A. military
Gerot shoulG also lie enlarged. Eyeu n'T uere TO
security tlOm NOE, tst Gu WITHIN sght ot tue hNs
staff /. was but tee Ctoer dag That az chlsr J" 40
went out 20 kurt with attendant hsd u run Tor ne
LIFE from bard Of some fly or sixty lndsns- HE
had iust shot AT suteope. srd was m Tue sc OF 70
load ng his Gun vter they spyeared On Toe scens
sigrIf,irg inst they wanted TO hold ." tsh "tn
hIn. RE levelled his rite snd torbsie taem 70 ao-
yarce but expire 'sed hm wio, 10 t4lk with toeir
chief # hs sdvsrcsd sinsly 70 meet him. TIE chisi
stepped out but eight braves stepped cut also, aud
this being some hat too bsrs Interpretation oil ,ae
Conditions proposed by the otce7, he acted on the
msxfrn thst delays are dsugeroGs. The Indians
whooped and followed hut fotuustely they were not
able 10 shorten the distance between them and tae
officer He saved bis scalp, SIS did his stteucsnt sso
but ost his pack mule his deg and his antelope,
Except few ef the Kickspoos. ard tie boy VINO
vss with the Mexican train, We have seen 10 lndisns
vet. II is evident thst mighty fear, 8 big scare,
has come upon them frcm seeing or hearing oil 'he
extIsoIGirsry nrnb Der Of the 8 g eat fathers var
riors who are moving sc-oss the plans Ihey aeem
thetnssives mot ssie within the wind II such COM
motion" az such formidable armament prcgnosti'
Gates snd accordingly keep close IN taer lodges, iSr
away tlom the route while the s.orn IS brewing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
oe. Goodhue Co.. MIMI, June 25, 1859.

STATE PAPER QUEsTIoS.-Arxl,us ,us to AVOID col
lisiop controversy upon question OF law affecting
largely, public interests, had an understanding
with one Of the edtoIs of The alias and Argas which
contemplated az early and am,cabie of
the State Paper question. Our first aliusion t. the
subject in pursuance of that understanding This
Was followed by The Atlas. with columns Of charsc.
teIistio personal sbuse. To all which, the question
having assumed Judicial character, did deem
i, either necessary or becoming to reply.
TIE question was ably argued before the Supreme
Court. The Judges, after iull deberstion have come
to the unanimous opinion that the State Officer had no
power or suthoriy, under the law of 1884, 10 make
Lew contract for the legal Advertising and that
sequenty, the contract made with Messrs. Cassidy
Comstoek is void The Judges concur IN the opinion
that Tile EreEiRg J0Urnai remains the State psper,
until provision shal be MADE by the Legislature for
another designation. II msy be inferred that the
editors of The atlas and ArgHs entertained the sems
view ofthe question from the fact that bill prJvd
ing for such designation was introduced, with their
approval, in the Senate et its late session.
Ne shall not follow The iadS in its columns of crlt
cisrn and abuse ofthe opinions of the Court. IL Is not
tstiou for the Stump for Town or Primary Meet
my decision. That 1t hos not been amicsbly adj usted
is net our f,ut. The unanimous decision of ths
Supreme Court ia sufficient Justification Of the course
which the propretors of The Journal, under the ad
vice Of able council deemed il their duty &c pursue.
Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
GOLD IN MIME Sofa.
To tAe Fdito, If The N. \. Tribune.

T, "a. F1ito, Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
Sir: / would inform your readers that god has
been discovered in Mnresots. Mr.. WnPple, a
Californian residing in Olmsead County, being struck
with the resemblance of the sand and face of the
country to that of California commsnced prospecting,
ard found cocrs and some pieces of pure gold. AT
first people were very ncreoulous but after it vss
demonstrated thst gold had been found the mos. ex-
TIA, sean stories were told concerning the amount
furd. Dane Rumor report that they we're pick Cup
worth Jumps OF gold from ~ to 10 esoo On visiting
the diggipgs this week We found probsoy trom oO
100 mer prospecting, and sl who had worked either
in the uires OF California or Austrss agree that tue
prospect is very good but the tales concerning the
biz Jumps had been slightly exaggerated as tho big
efst pieces were worth only abou. 10 or ~ cents.
Companies sre being formed, headed by experienced
miners. who intend going TO work In good earnest
We send you come specimens OF the gold dust. oh
returning home 70 Goodhue County, We washed some
cnt and sand and found good colors aud one smah
lump. We sent TO experienced miner, VINO was
very incredu.ous concerning deposits OF gold IN MIN
nesots as he frequently had had specimens OF glitter
ing stuff presented to hm for examination wlic1 were
worthless; but as soOu as be ssw the specimens he
prorouuced them tine gold, snd veitiug tae ground
and washing out coors he said II would be considered
a rich digging in Calfornis. Ii is certsln tha. there
are deposits Of gold in most all Southern Minnesota
but whether it will pay to work the mines, line alone
can tell. D. M. 1AlEs'
Ro,eoe Goodhue Co.. MINI, June 25, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

TIE MILWAUKEE FUGuWE SLAVE CAsE-DEcIsIos
or JUDGE McARTHCR IN THE CASE OF s. M. BoOrH
VI. j. l.. ARNOLD AND s. V. X. ABLEMAs.-Judge
Macarthur announced his decision this morning. in the
csse Of Sherman NJ. Booth sgt- Jonathan f. Arnold
aud Stephen " X. AbleDan. These suits were
brought by 8. NJ. Booth readers are aware, to
recover possession Of bis press aud other property
seized on executions issued from the United States
District Court the judgment recovered by Garland
sgeinst him for alleged violations Of the Fugitive Slave
Law. Judge Macarthur seid that the con,ttutonaty
ofthat law had been passed by Supreme Court.
They had discharged Mr. Booth from Imprisonment
after he had been indicted, convicted and sentenced
under that act. And me same principle which they
then decided would ap ply 10 these sus and require
his property 70 be released when held under exseu-
tion ssued under the same law. IL had been Iali-
mated that the sct might be operative in some Of its
provisions, though invalid to others. But the
Court had decided il 10 be unconstitutional because
it did not provide trial by jury for the person seized
ard the Tecspure of the person seized constituted
the whole object Of the lsw, If unconstitutional in
ihst he could not conceive row It could be operative
in any particular. He said he dissented from many
positions of the Court, bht be should follow its de-
cison from regard 10 proper Judicial subordinstion
He accordingly directed Judgment in both suits foS the
plaintiff. Milwaukee Free Dem., 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

ATTENPrED ABDUcTIOSs.-We learn from TIE
NenTort Necs. that the men connected with travel
ing circus Newport, attempted to carry off sn or
phsn girl fourteen yesrs Of age, who had become fas
oinated with the exhibition and with their Wild way
Of life. The girl ives rescued by the vigorous efforts
Of Mayor CranstoD who arrested Of tue men in
the ring, and compelled him 10 discover the place
where tne child was secreted.
We learn from The Worcester Transcript that a
young man called at the house Of the Widow Knapp,
10 StuIbrdgs and represented himself 20 be sent by
Ieghbor VINO WAS sick ard desired the immediate at
tendance of Miss julia, daughter Of the widow. Mss
Julia left accordingly, but the suspicious OF the
mother Jouseo and sic 70 lowed and found that
her daughter had not been sent for. The girl dis
covered and rescued, but the sbductor escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

COLLAPSE OF CRIsoLrSE.-The Paris correspondent
Of The Boston Post contains the following importan!
intelligence;
"With unmi.igated regret desire 10 communicate
a very important piece Of news, VIZ; Voluminous
skirts are no longer the fashion Clnoline, prscti-
csly, is defunct article, and borax powder wi no
more be pu, into starch to give petticosts the Stiffness
hitherto Iequisie. II Is the high che nov to wear
few skIts, and in fact, collapse the BALBOA derive
nv information from that popular Journal of the
fashions Tie Gazette Rose, edited by the Visc0tssse
de Reprevile, lady generally supposed to dwell 10
q magniticeE. pslsce 10 the Fsubourg st. German,
but who, in reality, EN- assured, hves in gauet,
smokes black pipe, and wears very sseoy black PAN
falcons and no end of beardw
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

BROTHER AND SIsIER-A SORT OF RoMAscE.-Ts
ago, young man wss living IN New York city on
high scale. His name was VIM. Frazer. He had
large busness good connections and Was so much -
gsged by the worlds glitter and display that he bsd
no time to lcok after bis sister, at that time pcH
teacher in one Of the boarding schools Of Nsw.Yo;
and by-andby ne forgot her entirely. Some days se
sn aged sn arrested Bsltinore. sod brougns
back to Monistown n. j., where he broks out of t5s
cell he COT fined in, 10 swa. his sentence for coae
terieiiiDg. IL was Wiliism Fiszsr. TIE once po0
teacher lives COW ~ Paris in the Pslas Elysee Boz
bon on the Champs Eiysee, snd 10 tho wife OF L1cs
Murst. She may dream every Right Of kings cse "a.
crowns, while her unfortunate brother Is awaiting ID
sentence to the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

OPPOSITION TO COMBINED MONOPOLY
" Day bo.s fer ALBANY ard TROY f>re - o-n,s bess
dinner on bo.rs L..dnx cesgelrs Wet Point
NvbTEh PouKhkeePe RhiEebec< al Cs.stiN Iae ~' a'
sp,cL1.c steamer
TAAlHEN =.
Cs2. 3 Well vii Pier n =, foot n Rooin.1n ~ "
r., OF TUESDAYS THURsDAi .rd SATURDAYS
r. snivnE Alb4ny spe time for trans i3 ssross s1a
the Wee oozascng with s.srs ). Caki iof rs 'ln
Rfurrr vii s.ve ls-v r Nev Yort llr ins a the ,53-s
pisces on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS sat fkIDAfo, a.
H. fof f1ltber particulars iLqLirs Of 80
GFO STANLEY a. tbe of5ce fo. u Robin son-s; n ].
rENHE REGULAR MAIL LINE vis STONING-
u TON fer BOSTON Ard PRONfDESCE-Irznd rcoss-
tb4 .t0r.est .uc p o.. t@c- Carrying ~ EAe-r MsL
rhe s,esrlerp PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone ,re =
yASDFRBILT Csp w. " Fr.ze-, in corn-c5or s:ls r
srOSInGTON and PROVIDENCE Z AID BOSTON sd Eosi-
DFNGE RAILROADS, leer'uG Ne~-fo-k cAy lSu1isy. et
eeped f.on Pier No kor-a Rive. fr hzti sboye ns.
pso@ O'Clock and sroIirFton ~ $50 p m OF On y
s-v. # TIE mai rsil vh4ch leaves Bostoa e 81 p r.
The c. VANDERBILT froa New Iork Soncsy Wecreshy
aad Psy; from srrnz'ol Tuestsy TnurpdsY snt ss,isy
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Eev-Yort Tuesday IhItC
Ss;1-csy from stor rxor Monday Wednesday, srd aAy
Psssens proceed ur Sonnrtn railroad u Proveno
snd Boston Er,-ss As Train reaching said p,s u %
y.1ce Of .hose b, osr end il pie time for a. the ey
res boA,c sLjoy olgh. r-s, urdisrees
b.eskfa., desired and esve S,on:aoa In toe n sfs
counecnf Provid-noe with ne II is trAl for Bofor
snoonpanies the steamer and train thTonp
ssc1 way.
Yer plssx. berths freight Apply board ~
vssne the Pre,sh. Ohcs Pier No Norh River, or
the Office No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Corn .popIsnee Of The S. Loais Denocra.

HsaDer.rrrEs, VALLEY on THt PLATTE.
r. KEAEsEY, X T., ~ N; from Lesy-n ~orh, June T.
We tavs rot changed our grousi Tor "A hours sud
notwithstanding the scceptabhty Of rect to ard
mults the severe morotony of tho valley becoming
dissgreeable. We hsvs also discovered, TO our an
roysrce, that il swarns with muskesoes and bugs
and svsiter with tropical heat. The mercury rose TO
the ninety seventh degree to day. and tue her;e tenn
reratuIe but edgntly anevisted BY the indoleot
found il 10 consist Of old fashiored. beaten
farmhsuies ard esIthsn tu, the ls.es the more ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

SAD DEArH.-Hemsn G. Gilbert commercial editor
of The Byfalo Commercial, was killed in Batfa alo on
Friday by blow received from stick Of timb:r
which fell on bun. The Adrertissr Gays
Some worku en- were engaged IA removing plat
form in front Of No. IA Central Wharf wheo Mr.. Gil
bert, happening 10 pass q. the moment his round
Of duty, seeing that they we're short OF help, under
took 10 assist them. The platform fell in direction
not TO be expected, and heavy timber struck him
upon the be I'D and bore him down 10 the surface Of
the wharf, instantly crushing ont hz brainA, and
causing his death. He v. worthy msu, and leaves
Q wife end two children"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

Carlos De MG.ufar young pesslona'ey sached .
scienc. and panied bot and Bon pand from
where they arrived January 1903 through al theI rayes
Peru and Mexico till their ebkson AZ Vera Cruz 10 the SpaG
Of l8cL
Johann Md,ler vino died few months ago, onlv 81
years old
Rauch who died last Autumn was above eighty and seemed
up shortly before his d. sth, destined 70 many years Of heath
When Humboldt kept his S7Lh brhday Sspemss,
1896 with his niece toe admirable Madame Below T-ss II
yote residence Of her father and Of his brother Wiln
desired have only person Of the pay and
Rsnch, undoubtedly then the .st of yns scupon. IL mOe
agreeable 70 know thst Ie bust u HUMBOLDT by ka1eh
either already in the collection Of gentleman Wssninson,
b. fh.rn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

The Ckorl,stoa Courier announces tnN prooS
mas been difcovered BY which cotton can be con-
pressed into solid fsrra, harder tnsn wool imS~s
vious to the elements, rToof ard waterproof -
capable of use for bularns purposes at sboat -
third Of the cost Of brick. fnis process The ws~
tion Of South Csroliniaa namee fessrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

DENNSYL VANIA D.
L Tb. GREAT CENTRAL ROU II, eonnecns the Arantie
So. % Western North Western aud South Western S,A,es
bv oonruous Railway direct This Road also connects
Thn,,h with daily lines Of steamers 70 al pors on the Wet
err Riysrs and Cleveland ard Ssncusky with the steamers 70
G ro-,s an be North Wrern Lsies-nlsIng the mot direct
- & "a rsiisbe routs by which FREIGHT be Forwarded
70 ana fou the Gree. Nest- ., ,r,--.,r.,u
RsTFs BpTVEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIEsr CLAssboots Shoes hAS Aae NaPr pooes }75cen .
DRY Goods boxes. hses srd tIuufsl, Drug IN loo n
hoyss .sa b.les. feath-rs Furs, &c..-...........)
ssSoSp & ,;n.I s.Ie, pruys lin casssJ Hard soeerY
W. ..hsr rolls boxesl WOOL and SneeP "o u
Peits Ess.vart- &c.....'.. ...'...,..'
THIKp CLsss-Ansls Steel IsA-ns uh ossnh % ceos p
Hemp. Bacon and foih- 'A'ea @ 49, - n lc0 ID.
f9.hIh =, by. Fss,w.,dl LAID and L.a 4scens p
on ks'ls sods Ash Grtuaa Clay, Tar fieh, ip ID.
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