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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

"THE wRoNa Psw.,-A correspondent Of tbs Ad-
olson IN. Y.) Advertiser writing from Woodruff.
gives the following incident as Of recent occurrence
TO the Woodruff Brass Band:
They were invited to Jasper to attend lectnre,
and enliven it with their music The lecture Was 70
be at the meetinghouse, and ct the appointed time
the band marched up aud proceeded TO the gallery
Finding few gentleman and ladies' occupying the
| seats below, they Immediately struck Up Yankee
Doodle very excellent tune, and excellenty played
bat singularfy Inappropriate to the occasion Thsy
had broken In suddenly on the soemnties Of prayer
meeting! The few persons below turned ar0und and
viewed the intruders with staring eyes and gaping
mouths, which the band very innOcenty took ~ a.
expression Of admiration and they at once struck np
i the American Quick Step. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
Byn,dtes, Wines, Cordtals, ct

Brn,adtes, Wines, COrdtals, etc.
BRANDIEs Ha Quarter and Eighth Pipes, Of the fol-
lowing brands
ALEXANDER sEIGNETTE, Rochelle.
LANCEL,
CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD PRoPRIETORS Cognac
GOLDENBURG, Cognac, 1905 and 1880.
LARRONDE Old Cognac.
LARRONDE, Pure and Fine Champagne, 1925.
SUPERIOR PORT WINE, L. Perre Co.
WINES, in boxes, of the following brands:
St. Julien Brand St. Estephe American Flag, Branne
Mouton Brion arose Leovile Lateu Istte Magaux
and Cos Destournel, with glass shoppers.
CHAMPAGNE in baskets of u and "a bottles:
lery Mouseux Royal Hunter Creme Bouzy and Fleur de
Bouzy
FRUITS in Brandy and Juice Fine Cordia and Corks
all qualities.
SARpINE in OIL in half and quarter boxes A. Get Co.
For sale in bond and in store by
| V. & E. MAIGNAN,
nso 2plyMo 20 ST. Louis street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
ID +. George W. smith,

% D TIST,
Having resumed his practice attend professional en-
gagemens at his Office No. III STREET, nearly op
pose Christ Church. Jas ""
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RIA. HOWARD, Successor to Geo. Beard,)

4.
R; A. HoWAR D, Successor to Geo. BeardJ
No. ls7 CAMP ST., OPPOSITE ST. PATRICK's CHU RCH
The undersigned begs to his friends and custom
ers and the public generally that March last he purchased
the and the good will and patronage the above
mentioned welknown Confectionery Establishment from its
former proprietor Mr. George Beard who retired permanently
from the in this CITY, He trusts that since that time
the superior quality his stock of Confectionery etc. aud the
strict attention he given his business have justified the
suboned the former patrons of the estab-
lshmen which Mr.. Beard then publicly him. He will
connue heretofore have constantly hand and Of the
very quality Cakes of kind Pastry Sugar Flums
Candies Caveseet Jelly, Blanc Mange Ice Cres Charlotte
Ruse Nouga and other Pyramids etc. Also assorted Pre-
serves French Cordias syrups Cysaized Fruits Fancy
Bonbon Jees of all Sorts and every other article the Con
| fectonery line. =
Orders for Parie and particularly Weddings attended
| and promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD.
| Having SOLD NY CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
to Mr.. R. A. HOWARD, would most respectfully solicit tht
patronage my and friends in general to sue
| cessor. mil 3m1 GEO. BEAoO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

ss,,ow who was arrested In Buffalo for stealing
shirt nut in tho following defense ~" did mot
steal The shrt-I passing along BY the store and
saw the shirt hanging up, and then took hold OF
it. When took hold of il. i dropped down IN my
Die who saw me would believe that meant 70 steal
It 50 ran Oh. to prevent suspicion attaching 70
MEL i89 s9aes 95Faaza
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Wines, Liquors, etc..

W'nN Paper! Wall Paper!
good selection of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers
lust received good of CABINET HARDWARE
and dUPHOLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS, CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES,
stc., etc., ct Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH l. MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tilden Nephew's
snJv celebrated Copal VarniBhs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

Fairbanks Scales.
PRIC G E S r. e ID U @ e d
Having taken the spacious Store No IS CAMP STREET
and opened PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE for
the the various notifications of Scales
prepared to furnish more than ea
One Hundred Different Sizes and styles,
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
These Scales, which regarded the STANDARD FOR
CORRECT WEIGHT, are now within the reach Of every
Planter and business throughout the country and they
will be warranted In all give satisfaction.
k-Call examine, send for illustrated circular
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
#f y- No. 9S Camp street,
is6 2ptf H New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

An extract from letter by young lady, says
" What were mankind without curiosity Not mucn
and think Eve the smarter Of the two. Whle Adam
was dreaming she was searching round, in9c,riniS i
,,st into tronhle hut If Adam hadn't been thinking Of
ali, he would have told her to put away the apple
and be quiet and she, like good wife, would have
done so-tilI he wasn't looking
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

IheOdOr DH1sx5ge1',
Nos. 22s AND 2sO CORNER ROYAL AND ST. PHILLIP
STREETS,
Branch store, No. 125 Rampant,
C.ate Circus street,)
Will sell off all his Winter Stock at Reduced Prices, com
prising- -asn- ...z, 5.g Isr-- ..
wOoLENs,
SILKS, and
- vELvETs,
To make room fpr SPRING GOODS. now coming on.
Just received
CHEAP BALL AND EVENING DRESSES,
TARLATANs,
RIBBONS,
tgt5= FLOWERS, and
4@ REAL JoUvIN GLOVES
,a,o aof THEODOR DANzIGER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
sslk Dresses, stlk Dressess

Stlk Dresses! Stlkc Dressess
BURNous, TALMAs, PoLoNNAIsEs,
RICH EMBROIDERIEss
FLouNcEs AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILK DRESSES,
Will he sold during this week;
UNPREcEDENTEDLY Low PRICEsg.s
Part above Goods having been sent to us ON CON-
SEGMENT, have received orders to
CLOSE THEN BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
lat any Prices, without regard to Costs
cxxr AVID co C.n,zRT ILADEES
VIII do we'll to csn esssy s..
LAZARE g. LEvAssEUR'S,
...................1O
CHARITIES STREET, W..
Where they will find 'oue Of the best stocks Of
DRY GOODS
IN THE COUNTRY!
AND AT SUCH PRICES ..
AS TO AsroNIsH EVERYBODY
LAZARE Il LEvAsSEUR,
| d1s apts Nos. 8 and 10 Chsr.res street.
| u. ID. Cameron S Co.,
DEALERS IN
e "A !" H E II II NJ & >!
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
4 CURTAIN GOODS, etc., etc.. etc.,
| l24 CANAL STREET. .124
T0ur0 Buildings,
;a1s 2p1m NEW ORLEANS.
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the so,.the,.,. on Company.

The SOestlatr1s OIL Company.
The undersigned having appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL CoNPANY'S Factory at Mobile, prepared to
urnish as5s.5aa
warranted equal to WINTER-STRAINED LARD OIL, for
luhricating purposes.
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
COLORS, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL. ...
Manufactured expressly for the portable apparatus.
Deck OIL.
superior quality for decks of ships and seambe ats
Also
H Navy Pitch,
Which will found of superior quality perfectly clean ant
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil is fully guaranteed when pu chased
any recognised agent Of the Company.
For sale by the resilient agent at the works In Mobile and
G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
@n= E- Agents OF the Company,
seS 2ptfAW u Camp street, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

.MOreuas's Restaurant,
l27 CANAL STREET.
During the past this weknown establishment has
been retted and put complete order and such
made as to patrons at all times all the dscs-
cies the markets afford.
The public rest assured that nothing will be left undone
to maintain the reputation that has
sustain edhat Of being Of the best Restaurants in
the United States.
- o-'- RHODES 4 MOULIN,
Proprstors :. Aoresu's,n
pH spK No. ~ Canal sreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

out in the Red river Valley lately, In three weeks
time Killed six hundred bufaloes and sent the meat
into sekirk for fall use Another party Of eight in
the same length Of time, killed two thousand two
hundred the meat being dried for future USE and The
skins selling for two dollars each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

A MURDER CoNFEssRD.-A man named Lawrence
Laler has recently been arrested at Prairie du Chen
Wisconsin, on his confession thati 1856 he had mnr-
dered his wife, burned her remains, and brbed the
silence Of neighbor who aware Of the crime, BY
deciding to him 40 acres Of land.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

$50 prizes amounting $S50.0G
Whole Tickets, $l0 Halves, IS; Quarters, 2oG.
H7-A Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries win bt
,ent to any desrous Of receivingit.
Q0 Prizes of $40 will he determined by the last figure
numbe that dawa the $4,000 prize For example II ths
number drawing the $50 prize ends with No. then all tha
ickeu where the number ends In will be entitled to S5e. II
he with No. then all the tickets where shenuu
ends In will be sntitledtc S2O and so on to o.
Certificate OF Packageo OF 10 Whole Tickets.
10 Half ........... "
e. .. 10 Quarter. %
10 EigEts 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
ecept of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
have tickets ending Ia figure they may
designate. ns...
The Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent TO Pr
shascrs Immediately after the drawing.
A1Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post Office, County and State.
N0Remembsr that every Prize drawn and payable
full, without deduction.
Accommodation strictly confidential.
| Address orders for Tickets or Certhcatesto
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box 3s s. Post.Oafce. New Orleans, La,Eo
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
| d22 2pAw Augusta, Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

MURDER.--On Wednesday night last 9 man named
Cyrus Obery shot and killed his brotherin-aw, W.J
Stewart, in Memphis without the least provocation
He had opposed his sisters marriage with Stewart,
and killed him because he visited her at 0berlys
house, where she had lived for some time. The muir
derer escaped iy lail 'N 77
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

The tax levy for Boston this year IL $685., $50
The English merchants in China are already
attempting to force opium upon the poor Japanese
man behind the age should be fed on "catch.
up."
There are ten first class stesmers ct sea on their
way to the United States.
It said that there are from 5000 to 5000 inter.
dicted priests in Paris. Many of the clerical out
casts have become either walters or cabmen.
Alfred Lspole, young man has been sentenced
at MorgantowD, Va, TO two years In the peniten-
tiary for forgery.
The Cleveland Plaiudealer, q Democratic organ,
having read the returns from Connecticut, ex.
claims Farewell, old Nutmeg"
Abraham Strickland has been convicted at Wal.
terboro, s. G., Of the murder, by poison, OF James
Strickland aud his uncle.
Captain Vim. r. Mills, q prominent lawyer of
Greene county, Va, died suddenly of apoplexy,
on the 10th inst.
Law recently passed In Maine establishes the
annual salary of the members Of the Legislature
a. $3.50. They can sit twelve months II they please
| for this princey Sum.
| The cottage residence Of Robert Dunlop, neal
Petersburg, Va, was burnt on the 18th inst. Losi
200.
Jenny Maher, the Public Gardener ss Washing.
TOD, appointed by President Jackson, died on the
| 18TH lust.
| woman left Bangor, Ne, recently for Oregon.
10 marry person there whom she bad not seen toT
| eighteen years.
Rev. Samuel Grace Of the Philadelphia II. Z. Tan.
fereuce, died in Cecil county, Md 7th inst., aged
73 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

IMPORTERS AND WH0LESALE DEAL1RS
IN FOREIGN AND DOAEGTlC
DRY GOOUe,
No II Psarl Street. RichMond, H6.
We have the pleasure Of onsring 70 the msrehants
u virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee the
DRY GOODS
Se have ever been able 70 exhibit.
ConhninG our business principally to Dieoo Nooda,
We have bestowed much time and labor 10 ret up 8
arst rate stock and feel satisfied that no house IN
this country can offer b. tier selected stock M
Euglfsh and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cassby3oa
Fine French and knRlish Organdies and OhAl.
Fancy Rareges, De,aines and valsnttas
Robes Of every style IN Lawns. Jaconets, Or.
candies. Bareges. Challies and Ds1Ainse
eilks. Poplins. Check d'scoss. MillAinas
Lavilla Cloths Debages, &C
In White Oambriss, swiss Muslins. Irsh Llneas.
kc. We have. Of our own importation large ssoek.
able to do before.
In goods for gentlemen's and boy1 wear, ourstock
ID very largo and varied, and % cheap % w have
ever been sble to sell them
We have an extra large stock Of goods Sor NJ
groes. such a.
0ermas and scotch Linen Burlays
Farmers Drills.Linen DuckD
Heavy Cotton Twills and Cottonades
Plaid and striped Domestics
Plaid and striped Oznaburgs
| To oil Of which We ask Q specjsl exsminasSoo bv
| the trade We are determined to meet the market
prices North and South, with well eatshliahsd
houses. GLLETT DRkWRY
| NH I'm
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0HRIcE-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main st.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH MINISTRY.

New YoRK, April 1s.-The steamer Europa,
from Liverpool on the I'd inst, arrived this morns
ing, The Bremen arrived out the 3lst inst The
Prince Albert, from Hss~sy, hsd postponed her
departure until the 9Th.
The House of Commons had divided on the Rec
form Bill. The vote stood 291 on The second read-
ing and $50 for Lord Russeli's resolution for the
further extension Of the elective franchise aking
q majority against the Government of 80.
Earl Derby, In the house of Lords, said the Cabs
met was considering what course to adopt. He
had had an interview with the Queen, but nothing
definite had been resolved on. He would, how.
ever, announce her intentions on the 4th inst.
A resignation of the Ministry is generally ante
cipated.
The second Irish sedition trial at Trales, resulted
in the conviction of the prisoner He was sentenced
to 10 years penal servitude.
The Belfast trials had concluded. The jury were
unable to agree and we're locked up.
Austria had objected to Baden as the place for
the meeting of the Congress. France left the choice
cf the town to the former Power. Piedmont was
not to be admitted to the Congress as great Pow
or, but on similar conditions the other Italian
States
Count Cavour had returned to Turin, having, II
was said, secured the object of his mission to the
French Emperor
Military preparations continued in France and
Austria without relaxation.
The Paris bourse closed firmly at 6S for so cent
for French 8 per cents.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Cotton-sales for the week
Of 63 0o6 bales exporters taking 10000. and specu.
lators 600 bales. closing with good demand, with
previous quotations fully sustained. Some circu-
fars say thereis partial advance Of l-l6@l. on the
week. Orleans fair s1.; middling 7'a; upiands fair
IA; middling 11s Stock in port 3z7 OcO. Of which
$4,000 bsles 10 American. AT Manchester. best
Yarns are quiet and firm; inferior have declining
tendency. richardson, spence 4 Co quote Flour
dull at i09l2s sd. Wheat dull; Western red So 81
97s 4d; wnite IS 7s@i0s; southern white ,0s I'd =
Corn dull; yellow s. sd; best qualities wanted Pork
dull. Beef slighty higher. Bacon quiet and stea,
dy. Lard dull and nominal. Sugar, Coffee and
Rice firm Tea quiet ard steady. Rosin steady al
As 6i@4, 81 Tarpantine steady at 4isD4Eas.
Cvnsois 95S4@957s.
The bullion III The Bank of England has decreased
f243 600 Money market unchanged.
HAvRE Cotton Market slightly lower-sales for
the week ia .00o bales; stock in port l47 coo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

vifed bis wife iuto the carriage she said Mrs. 3.
was . bad woman; she never went there again;
witness afterwards met Key and MIS-. $. In the
Cemetery, near Mr.. Coscoran's place, ..outside OF
the city, on one occasion.
Here Mr.. Brady proposed 10 ask the.witnees 1
question ~ to what declarations Key had made to
him about the paternal relation in which he stood
towards Mre. 8 !, - precinding any idea Of his
wronging one 20 young and childish.
Mr. Carlisle said be hsd not objected TO the viii.
ness stating the declaration OF his wife 10 relation
to Mrs 10 April, bat he did not SEQ the proprie>
~ OF admitting % Testimony what Key had said.
Mr. Brady proposed 20 show by this witness that
he had . conversation with K about Mrs 8, and du.
ring the conversation - to Key saying that he oc.
cupied paternal relation towards her, that she
was mere child, and stood towards him almost
sn the sitaation Of . daughter.
The court did not think any remarks BY Key at
that time, on this point, were proper evidences.
Rfness-I never communicated the fact OF the
salad interview to Sickles. There was large
bowl there, and . wooden thing to mix 1t with /;
Mrs vas using the wooden mixer; about one half
of the Champagne was emptied out ofthe bottle.
Mr. Sickles, who, during the examination Of the
witnesses, had been removed to the Marshaps
room, was now brought into court and remanded
to Jail.
The court then adjourned.
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~FAIlBANK's SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, "a.

=
No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, "a.
uniform standard Of weights. and correct sys
sn. OF wegning subjects claiming the attention
I every individual in the country.
and seller. and IL 10 Of the utmost importance that
IN instruments 20 universally called upon % decide
Of 1s oa,ses ~ 9snS 1i y S
dbility aud eractHsss as 20 secure the nhdeMs "
an those soho nsay be affected BY the results s'dsca
ARE THE 'tIssaS1's nss.nissD ssslss lsssfAsDARD.
roR CORRECT wAigH7.
besaccem one Of Tairbank Scales IN use 81 de ha
asrs and Ohio Railroad Company and one Il an
sy 81, a.sys ;sss gess"x @ csse % s ss T
Cbnrt tco days and Judge karshalt. in deasueyiNk
his decision slated as "a result Tie ersdenee TIA
the accuracy of EdirtdnkS Seoass' sDcs esaotssees
'''a" axMI asxaMIHE TOUR ecALEs.
AN INcoaRncf SCALE WILL KNAw TEE vEnY virAta
OUT OF An APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUslN1so
Tsss your scales shsroaghly. AID 4 kand inees
csisbrsssd sosiss. The univsrsAily acknevisdsst
standard ''f 1s'siSs & rSsD s',Se;oi 81 ;oiAyrIos
he scensarssd rspskdtie. " nsss 37a.e3 ~ -
saess L 9. s:.ds1. ss.: 6: ::svs.s; sss 1870
Aavs thereby. in nasv tsstaNces. esss ss's
s5s s.; n S. = sssis = s y
6IAl5sos1t 6bEl5s! 9 1toe2Ef 29S2EE yisc "a zf1k
| sse4e1ztss saeezs & gs1l1 |loon so1Im
| Sfsot Us Ii akSSf1sR 1ALANc1s
jsIl gi; !; a8Il!ss s 3; s. & J, .s..,
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HELAY is DAN0RROUg-TnereSore

~ lose no time, but go Inn redistely % LHVY,I.
and procure some of the bargains % his store viil
positively be closed tomorrow and next day Tues
day An Wednesday. the 18th and 20th instant and
will re open Thursday, the 2lst inst Ae IN iuSe
received Q large lot OF fine Linen Cambrlc lidsn ~
which will be sold at shill ng. actually worth Is
some Berases and Foulard sink kobes a'Lsx, g s.
:old as very low prices; fne Embroidered Hvio1
Muslin Collars at 81, worth $i75 aud S2; 1000 pieces
feed at IS Per cent below their vAIae; sxcsllsue
huckabsck towels at 81 20 per dozen GOOD ~.
gain: White Linen Table Cieths sc 81 9O 8 49,.
worth 81 81; and ell kinds OF Dry Goods can Is had
at the most reasonable prices, as
ap1 JACOB LkVY'B Is Msfu st
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n. Tns GasAr DaAwsAox 70 psrsens

emigrAitng to tho extreme eoutA And W0o4n
country. % the fear they have ofR1v19 and. .Aeu1
.-ths most dirstul o. ~ dtsssees kvery Sey !e
helpless In short time, wttbout aey neaoeel -
fprding relief ln yieu Of the great demand ~
remedy, DR. HOeTBrTeR hao preooDt<d IN eeoobgor
ted '6lTTBkS.n whose curative powers - al
diseases OF the stomach have been universN1ly ~
knowledged. Tho "BlTTkkS," prepared a1isI .
encomiUms OF the most eminent phs s6clans, - wel
= ali casse fiorn eysTy lAFt of our country. -
those who doubt their virtues al ~ 60 cay b -
try them, and Judge for themselves resDeetivsly
soid by druggists and dealers geossaaly. svesy.
- See advsrs,ssment In another eolsns.
-
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TREMENDUUsEx ,ITEMANT.-lasre

= has been . great rush the past wssl q y
0OLDpMIrS, a5 Broad street, 10 purchase the
great bargains which he wa Offering 70 hts casto-
new goods. consisting Of Very large ass0rtmsns ol
bopnets and Flats, rich Bonnet Hsbbsne; glOwss&
huones; Tapes; and everything that beongs g the
Hoop skirts; 30tO Embroidered Hdkfs ct Is cents,
cheap 1t % cts; $50 U0lAss very rch as nly Is ctr
fwistsd Mitts a. 62 cts. worth Oh lrisn Linens s
3s cts; extra cheap Bleach Cottoos below the usna
ties. busters and ksgsns; Bisck Bifks PlSlp
sLd Figured Black sllk Nets. some rich figured
over two ysras in width; black Trimming Lesss Of
advantage Of every. body she wish 70 lQok into
their Interest. ~ call st GuLneMlT9
Cheap Store, 201 0rosd q.
M store will be closed tomorrow. q IL
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= BrAurr-It hae 4 yotarY IN ~

BEAUTY lit mas votarJ IN ov-
err heart moves to love. and reanes the tasxs. II
you wish TO be subjected 70 such IN iDfueQ3e, 70
to the PAVTOG "a Pa and FIN 3 Art hALL1kY.
aoriAl-toned AMbK.rYP9 and highly. .nnlshsd
PHUrOGRAPH. Do this. and II you have hsost
70 ieel and taste 70 spprscists. you ause b
pleased
Photographs taken all sisss. up 10 LIE. ecD5s4
from Dsguerreosypes Or AmbroeyIee aDd el!oge1
In oil or water colsrs. maktns really essSenu 30
Opposite Custom Houss. Main 6,
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william E. DESEALE ACQUITTED

the Circuit Court of this city, yesterday, before
the defence had concluded their evidence, the At
torney for the Commonwealth frankly stated 70
the Court, that the evidence against VIM. T. De.
ueale charged with stealing $ll00 from Robert T.
Brooks was not sufficiently strong 10 convict bin,
and therefore felt bound, as q sworn ofdcer, to
bring In verdict of not guilty. The Judge scqui.
esciDg, the jury rendered verdict OF not gatay,
aud the prisoner was thereupon discharged, ana
retnrned 10 the bosom ofs doatipg mother, whose
heart has already bleed freely at the thought OF
the perils which surrounded her only child. For
the sake of that mosher we'll for his relatives
and friends generally. we trust he may 90 conduct
himself In future % to permanently heal the
wonnds which his past heedlessness has caused.
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7 III E DISP Oh.

TUESDAY aokNlNa...... ...........APRII 10 Iss1
TRE Coal rixLps OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-Profes-
sor Rogers has furnished his long expected work
On the Geology of ofpenasylvanis," and Ii is issued
In the United States AID in England. The Eug-
lish reviewers appear little astonished at the i'm
mense coal fields of the United States, besides
which their own sre diminutive. The coal fields
Of Great Britain are in extent about 5 400 square
nli!es. Those of the United States are l96, $50
square miles. While the amount of wor kable coal
in Great Britain is put down at 10000, 600 600
tons, that of North America is set down at 40O0,-
Q500a1 900, or twenty two times greater in amount
than the mines of Great Britain. An English paper
commenting npon the facts, says:
when werefsct upon what has been achieved
by the produce Of the coal fields of Britain, and
then endeavor TO anticipate the mining of the vast
fields of the United States upon extensive scale.
We are led 10 forecast futnre OF almost bound.
less enterprise for that wonderful country