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Btu 0rIsals 4ailu Grssf,nt.

1NCKgDIBLE BAnBAKfTY Or "A PAMMr---The Wa
bash (Ohio) Integencer states that Oh The ID inst.
man named VIM. Joy was convicted u burnine hfs
own child TO DEATH snd sentenced to eighteen years
10 the Penitentiayy. The principal witness asainst
him was his little daughter Nancy, Whose story TO
the jury ID thus given BY the IBtellisssees. We
should premise that the odense committed IN the
fall Of 1857, but concealed BY the family through isar
Of the father till his arrest for another o6snss lately
gave them IN opportunity to tell it without fear:
Her little brother John. child about four mouths
DID, was quite unwe, and bad been 90 for some day.
and was consequently fretfn and bad cried constd-
erably during the night, and disturbed her father
Early in the morning her father called 70 her and told
her 10 get up and make fire. She did so-made
the fire principally Of brush, because there was no
other wood prepared.
After the fire began to burn, the child continuing
to cry. and fret, her father became enraged, and
every particle Of clothing of IT, and then took II By
one arm and one Leg and held it over the fire until Il
was burned 10 several places to blister. He then
struck the little sufferer two blows With bis hand
leaving upon its body the marks Of his fingers, and
then threw it into the cradle or bed. His wife and
daughter struggled to get the child away from him,
but were unable to do so, and when Mrs. Joy found
that he was going to burn the child to DEATH she ran
get ont of hearing Of the childs screams.
Joy took down his gun, and pointing it at her, com
PEELED her to come in He then left the house, and
did not return, as we understand, for day or two
Four days after this terrible the little suffering
child died, and was buried. None but Joy and BIZ
wife, and two young daughters, knew anything abou
the cause of its death. The neighboring women
who came in and assisted to lay out the child, foun!
it so mortified and decayed that they could not was
it, or even take of the clothing upon it. Joy toll
bis wife and daughters that if they ever said wor
about it he would kill them and they believed bin
and so kept the horrible secret
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ImpoRrAnT TO PLAsrGas.

We have informed dat the prsscs Of planters
In ordering their supplies Of
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERB1IFUGE,
Has been to simply write erder vermifugs. The
that instead u the genuine DR.. McLANEs vsrmi
ugs they frequently get other OF the many worth
less preparations called vermye bsfore hs public We
therefore urge upon the planter the propresy
importance Of invariably writing the In full and TO sd
Wise their factors agents that they will not receive other
genuine Dr. Mcsnes Celebrated vsrmifuge, pre-.
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
We would advise the precautions in ordering Dr.
McLANEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great popularity
Of these Pills. specific for Liver Complaint and all
the bilious arrangements prevalent In the South has In
duced the vendors many worthless
their preparations similar medicinal deceived
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated LIVER PILLS
original only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
that discovered and urge the planter
chant his and the health depending
him. be careful in ordering Take neither verfuge
Liver Pills you you getting genuine Dr.
McLANE's, prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Below give list Of Of the principal wholesale drug
gss dealers patent medicines in this city and
whom the genuine Dr. McLanes Celebrated vermfuge and
Liver Pills always obtained. They by all
| respectable druggists.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| lis gross in store and to arrive
| J.wRIGHT CO..
q and Isl Chartres street.
DR.. p1cLANE's Celebrated vERrnFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| 30 sross 10 arrive and In store.
| sCovIL h MEAD,
Ill and l1s chsrres street.
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| 100 gross to arrive an in store.
G. N. MORRISON Il Co.,
IL Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated YER MIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| $50 gross to arrive and in store.
| 0. o. wOoDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
Or. McLANE's Celebrated vERnIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
l25 gross to arrive end in
E.B.w HEELoCK & CO.,
43 Magazine street.
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGl
| AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply always in store and for snle by
JAMES sYME,
| 1871 Canal street.
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated yERMIFUGl
AND LIVER PILLS.
g A constant supply in store and for sale by
z. J. HART CO.,
: II and 10 Tchoupitonlas street
: DR.. NIcLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUG
AND LIVER PILLS.
: constant supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES 4 CO.,
!. | l06 Canal street
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUG;
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always Ia store and for sale by
' F. P. DUCoNGE,
ma 3mIW 80 Chsrtres street
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A CHINESE HELL.-A correspondent Of the Balti
more American thus describes a representation Of
the punishment of the wicked after death according
to the Buddhist theology which he witnessed in the
suburbs Of Canton: 50
After a walk of about o mile, we came to the
Temple OF Horrors This is q horrible place
that is, the hideous. The intention is to
represent what bad would suffer after DEATH
1t is composed OF ten different groups of statuary
made Of clay, and many of them are crumbling to
pieces. The first group represents the trial Of the
man he is surrounded by his family and friends
who are trying to defend him the second where
he is condemned and given over to the executioner
10 the third.he is undergoing semitransformation
from the man to Tie rr.ta the fourth .zAese he is
put into mill, with his iead downwards, and IS
being ground up; his dog is by the side of the mill
licking up his blood In the fifth scene he is being
placed between two boards, and is being sawed down
lengthwise sixth, he is under large bell, which is
rung until the conclusion kills him seventh, tie
man is placed upon table, and two men are pad.
ding or spanking him with large wooden paddles
eighth, he is upon rack, and the executioners are
tearing his flesh with red hot pincers ninth he is in
cauldron of boiling lead the tenth scene represents
him upon gridiron undergoing the process Of roast
ing. In all of these his family are present
also large figure who represents the Judge, execu.
TONERS, little devils, and various instruments of tor
ture,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Louisville
Journal OF the sh inst publishes the following letter
from Dr. Fowlkes

MARSHALL, Harrison county. Texas,3
March rs, 1859.
To the Stockholders Of the Companp-I receive.
by every mail, large number of letters from stock
holders residing in various sections of the Union
making particular inquiries as to the condition of
things Texas and the progress Of the contest now
going on in vindication of our common rights 1t is
utterly impossible to answer these letters. could
not do it if l were to do nothing else.
have, therefore, to say to the stockholders that
in order to obyate the necessity of writing to each
individual, have determined to publish from time
to time weekly, semi-monthy monthly, or oftener
if occasion requires, concise statement of transac
tons in Texas and the progress of the contest These
reports will be published in the Texas Republican,
Marshall, Texas R. W. Loughery, proprietor. The
Texas Republican throughout the existing contro-
yersy, has defended the interests of the old stock
holders. Our Stockholders who may desire to see
these reports, or to get correct information from
Texas, should at subscribe for this paper. The
subscription price is 81 so, which the publisher au-
thorzes me to say be sent on mail lat his risk.
JEPTHA FOWLk ES.
President of the Snutbern Pacific Rnilrnad "a
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AYERS AGILE Gu CURE, For ~. TIE IS SPEEDY Ei5I,
Sieas :sdashs and ndssd fef
b Of m.smac eounes 'Asu "
louder called by The necessities Gf the
enabled oIs5 wiz perfect certainty 'hs
proof ss no harm a arise from its any qusnty
which from sh; must be Of
ton il better thar o o @ sa hs b
the
hes, remedy yet dsovsrsd for this class Of con
a R So e x Es ss b
S sts ana s ns
hoped this price will place within the reach of athe
well s a%sa
ssonen no o. hs
ne constitution Those enfsd BY are left
is not M s Of The ms
en Nsuas
Rndssss Tooashs Es!sshs csarIs Assns FalPi
Bowels Cole Paralysis Arrangement in the stomach. ali
e % psod hi e son
from blood and consequently cares them all alike i is
smporarily resdins districts
it, en-
mens they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
'A''N'' Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY PHysIC
is s s
healthy yae A. a Of these the
find his health energy by remedy
'SH only ni they everybody
and The agent
S af and irseons for
ia h 0 sons
As ss essS
@
, easss GODS:
the
and Ss the
publicly known who haye been restored
Of lis kind too escape and whsss
s epe s ersssns
thrust the Community have falef
sssn d sasdsd h friends trisl
BsS:i''
Al. A bssszs HAV1AsD CLARK GEORGE Mobile a. sn s
MEDICAL HOUSE, g. - Vasiomnoa.e s,,,est, nee
syphlse Diseases without Mercury hndTane
business exposure to friends and cure guaranteed
M he has wnen
of the diseases termed and Of which.
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR.. James PEI
sns
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of howeyt
* y 81 @
James would also call the attention especially Of tho,
secret solitary which the body mind una
ing them for either business society, viz Constitutional
blity npotency The following of the sad an
'F sss asSifi {SR
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Papitaon Of Heart
pepse Neryousness lrrita6ty Symptoms Of Consumpic
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Idess Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion to Society sDsrus
All persons afflicted any Of the above symptoms shou
fail call Or. James and be restored to pee
health let false delicaey but apply at once
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of tn
weakness 81 the organs immediately cured full Wig
Remember The Medical House of DR.. Custo
Private and separate Hours Of attendan
;, from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
K Consultations strictly confidential.
Of Gonorhea cured onI how
i or d - p pay 81 ou Da ia sass Sweet
es In. has removed his office to ANTE CITY where he
attend to locating apd land and VIII act as
many Washington and Livingston.
centspsr acre. aul2 ~
IS n Il e. ROLLING, successors TO P. Ro,
81 Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
ut AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DoMEsT
LIQUORS.
No. 40 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans,
=. NIL lykW Between Benvie and Cont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

TIE ALBANY MYsrExY-Tbe New York Wa11f1
Of the 7th publishes the following nots ss3
As we stated 10 our former nots 70 yqu, d. On ~
the brother Of An BfaDnan, visited Albany Is 60
request to identify The remain1 Of IL fmnlk t
at the railroad depot ID I note a66psea ~ = -
says, examined the remAins foand 10 ~ bod1
there il nothing that Corresponds IN any Wx9 81
ticular to Mrs. Bfannan and Ism pes3ecllF MfEG
in my own mind that thess ase ~ II yesuazka g.
am convinced that they wese - sseM 6uuo =
college or individual q dIisd G 3 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 ~
The Albany Statesman says sSs asss
The human remains found Sons daI1 - - ~
soap box At the Hudson River NaiIfGi q l51T
which it was thought might be thoao q ~
Mrs. Brannan, have been carefully eIad11 r. 35S&
Armsby, and pronounced to be those d - q ri
who has been dead several years, and ~ n
doubtless packed and shipped for cheap tF1u q
as medical subject. He thinks the ind5cSf -
that she must have been from 60 10 10 ycafD611
lower part Of the Jaw contains but two fee1tc6e -
each side-about two inches apart The 0ttes TIL
have been removed 20 long aince that TIE sIyjoif ~
cesses Of the Jaw have been III ahgoshod Sef
which held the teeth are entirely filed - q =
at least fifteen or twenty yeaTs have Ss11i1
| teeth were removed. The sutare1 N W
bones Of the skull are entirely oAaiteIS1S
/ denotes extreme old age. This WoQM - -
| the matter, and leave no chances SoK ~ TI&
| ror u to emanate from this souEee. Eet ~ -
and the courts rejoice. Ms BrAabaa. n 1Ii1 r.
in this connection, was only aboat 81 49, u Il =
i and, If any reliance ID to be placed a. ~
Of medical men, the remains, of cosne, T.
hers. sts Ssaass9gAsf;s
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HOsTETTER,S BITTERs.
HOyTETrER,,
CELEBRATED STOMACH BrTrgRs,

Has, medical snd tonic vzss u preventive and
for all stomach Diseases prevalent especially In
Of epidemic in South country become stand
ard family and plantation medicine sna thssse hes &c
qaed celebrity and sale throughout the land heretofore
unknown any medical prepson snd in eonssqnsoes Of
which unpnscpled baes here and in other cities
erfeted and selling their vile mixture In bottles and
name through unpncplsd street brokers suction upon
the representation Of the genuine HosTEfTER STOMACH
BITTEks We also hear Of travellers IN the country Offering
sell Bers cheap who also doubt engaged In the
same nsfaroua business Druggists and groce should
for these feows and scra,inize ell offering hos
letters BITTERs for sale at reduced price, reduc
tion has made by the propo Purchsse Of bat
responsible parties their authorized agents. who woud b
shove any such confederation Hosstter's genuine
Stomach Btes sold snctop by sreet drug
brokers' any irresponsible parties whatever but he had
Of Of the leading druggists and Of New Orleans,
the Of which hereunto annexed and can be de-
pended only selling genuine article OF Hostettes
Stomach Bers, but other article they may keep for
sale. We congratulate friends and the honest public In
being able inform them that have succeeded 10 feretng
the guilty pres who have been for time mauufac
turing and selling counterfeit article Of Hosetter Sto
ach Bttes His Honor Judge Howell Of the Sixth District
Cont Of New Orleans has granted Injunction to stop the
manufacture and sale Of the said counterfeit article The
thus discovered being engaged the manufacture Of
the counterfeit article Dan " Emore and Benjamin A.
Johnston. D. f. Morphy, auctfonee in the sale of It,
Caution should be exercised by purchasing Hos
eter's Stomach Bitters that this fac sme Of written
signature the labsl Of every bottle which Doubt the
fear Of imprisonment has prevented being pat OF the
coxnerfeis thus far brought notice. Also notice h
name, DR.. J. HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs, is blown
the side Of the boes and stamped the covering TIT
| cork.
All orders for the genuine article Of Hoseters Stomach Bit
| tiers must be addressed to the proprietsrs.
| HosTETTER SMITH,
| Pittsburgh Pa.
1
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J. s. sihosDs. 49,. = GEO D. HIrB.
n SIMONDS & HITE.
No. 10 Canal street. No. Crossman street and "a
O No. 4 New I.eyse street,
Copper, TIN md heet
Iron Workers,
Brass Founders and Finhers and Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans Ferers Juice
Chimneys and Breechng Steamboat and Plantation Black
smithns.
-Aso-
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES
Planters Merchants aud Steamboatmen will
vantage give call before purchasing
where ly
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INTERESTING FROM SlAM.-The following curious
details are translated from letter recently written by
young French sailor, to bis parents at Montpelier,
and published in the Journal du Havye, Of March Fl:
The city OF Bangkok, the capital of the Kingdom
Of SIAM is partially built pile work. Il is watered
by the river Moinam, the borders of which are
covered with splendid vegetation. The jungles hide
q great number Of tigers, serpents, leopards and
panthers; therefore, it is impossible to venture in
them unless we'll provided with arms. The inhabi-
tants Of Bangkok are kind and Hospitality. Their
only clothing is payne, q kind Of apron, made of
bark. The King himself wears nothing more than
that primitive costume.
The handsomest pagodas Of China India are at
Siam. Nothing is more magnificent than those gigan-
tic monuments, covered with fantastcal sculptures,
ornamented with gold and marble.
The King of Siam favors Christianity much. The
writer of the letter has called on Bishop Paillegoix,
who for the last twenty years has preached the
gospel to the inhabitants Of that country. The
reverend bishop dressed ina violet colored simare
and barefooted. He was smoking, in company with
another priest when the young sailor called on him
Mr.. Pailegoix is the author of a book on the
Kingdom of Siam, and of Siamese Anglo-French
dictionary.
theatrical performance was given during the stay
Of the French at SIAM The performers played live
| pantomme. A gambling place was also shown i
our countrymen. The Siamese frequent it assidu
ousy, and seemed very passionate for gambling. TIL
game was merely betting odd or even; he VIII
| guessed right or had the most money in hand, wa
| the winner ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

SPANISH SPIES IN NEW YoRK.-Within the past
few weeks there have arrived in this city number Of
well bred, dignifed, well dressed, several q them u
sons. hailing from Madrid and elsewhere in the
Spanish dominions and sent it is said, upon secret
mission 10 the United States. Herald, It'll.
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FnoM NORTH LouIsIANA.-The Mount Lebanon

FHoM NORTH LOUISIANA-The Mount Lebanon
Baptist of the It'll inst. says:
Cold and frosty for several days; but to what ex-
tent the fruit crop is injured, as injured it must be-
we have not yet learned. On the 9th the mercury
stood 81 deg. Fahrenheit, in Thermometer hanging
on the wall and in the open fields it must nave
been below So deg. Yesterday, 18th, it was mlder,
and consequently no damage was done.
Planters are backward and complaining OF the colo.
No great amount of rain having fallen for tne ass
two or three weeks, the ground is in good Worship
order Int too cold. 81 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

EOAR OINiS-THOSE DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
ID board private boarding house, by the day week
North Also several large airy and we'll urnisl ed
rooms. mil II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

CHANGE OF NUMBER, But NOT OF LoCA-
" TON.
Drs. CLARK 4 FRIEDRICHs.
Dentists.
Ne. l24 Formerly 12l1z) CANAL STREET,
tna,f TIpnp paplr uu;Id;
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HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTEHs,
Sold by J.wR1aHT 40,
nsnd ISL Chartres street
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITE RS,
Sold by Ed. HART CO., Ell.
Nos. II and 10 Tchoapitoalas ST.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by o. o. woODMAN,
Cor. Common and Magazine sts.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERs,
Sold by EATON 4 HENDERSON,
Corner New Levee, Common and Fulton SITS.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERs,'
Sold by x. LAMBERT,
g. Magazine street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs,
Sold by ALEX. NORTON CO.,
2and Poydras street.
HOsTETrER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by J.H.&I.N N. MARKS.
43, As and Al New Levee street,
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT"TERs.
Sold by ARTHUR CO.,
Cor Can.l and New Levee sits.
HOsTEIrrERs STOMACH BlTTERs,
Sold by DYAs d CO.,
Cor Gravier, Fulton AMI New Levee streets.
HOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by HOLMES SPENCER,
Gravier street.
iHOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by G.. MORRISON / CO.,
12MagaEine street.
HOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,s
Sold by BISCoE L sIMMs,
Is. II and 10 New I.evee street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by JOHN T. MOORE CO.,
and Poydras street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
10 and Is Royal street.
HOsTETTER's sTOMACHiBITTERs,
Sold by ]. L. JOHNSON i CO.,
80 Magazine street.
soldby JOSEPH MAILLoT,
IL Crossnan street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
soldby sCoyIL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street.
| Sud BY ---'---''----- W. A. VIOLET L Co.,
SO, Al, 43 and As New Leyee street
| HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
| Sold by QUEYROUzE LASGsDoRFF,
| Is and 15St. Louis stree.
| HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by f. B. wHEELOCK CO.,
| 43 Magazine street
! HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BTTTEKS,
| Sold by PETERS, MAILLARD CO.,
| Corner Old Lsvee and Benville SITS
| HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
| Sold by HALL, KEMP L CO..
20 Common street
IIOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
| Sold by BLANCHIN L GIRAUD,
A Old Levee street
| HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by READ, HEDGES & CO.,
lQ9 Canal street
| IIOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS,
| soldby d. H. MARKS & CO.,
Corner Gravier snd New Ievee streets
| HOsTE1TEn's STOMACH BlTTERs,
| Ssldby JAMES SYME,
1874 Canal street
IOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by W.R. PEPIN 4 60,
80 Common street
HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BIrTERS,
| Sold by KARSTENDIEK i CO.,
1903 Tchoupitoulas street
| HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BTTTEKS,
Sold by THOMPSON x BARNES,
| m2 6mdtEW % and Is Common street
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A CoMIcAL IscIDENT.-In Worcester (Mass) pa
per we find the following:

per we find the following:
Just as the train was about starting for Greenfield
on Friday morning. on the Vermont and Massacbu.
sets Railroad sprightly little woman with child
took seat in the car near where was sitting. The
cars were beginning to move and the little woman
looked anxiousy through the end window of the rear
car for her missing husband who was in the depot at
tending to the purchase Of tickets etc. The speed of
the cars increased, and the woman looked more anx.
ious The husband now appears, and commences to
run. He gains on the cars at first but they are too
far ahead Of him, and soon are leaving him behind
although he "did run well for season. 1t is now
the wfe's turn to try and see what she can do. In
agony she impores the conductor that her husband is
left, but he can't help that. clam starting on jour
ney, and can't get along without my husband.n
Then let him attend to bis business next time" was
the cold answer But" says the keen Yankee wo.
man. " | have no money with me-" The brakes were
applied, and the brought to stand STILL aud the
painting husband enters the cars, to the delight Of all
the passengers, especially of his wife.
Moral-Moncy will stop q train Of cars much quick
er than husbands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

Poor Pussy Lone OF the queerest things we have
met with lately, in the foreign journals is the joint
suicide Of two old maids and cat The women
very decent industrious creatures and very fond
Of the cat, which was seems, their mutual property.
dollars This intoxicated them with visions of great
ness. They dropped all toll, removed to London with
their cat and commenced grand round of pleasure
amid which puss was always their companion. Balls,
pensve habits, etc. used up their legacy This
accomplished, they sought work but it was not to
be obtained. They had to pledge and SELL ad ibitun,
these resources were exhausted they walked down i
to the Surrey Canal put the CATH basket entwined
each other around the waist, put the puss basket
on arm, leaped into the flowing water, and were
| the history Of the old maids and their cat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS FOR SAL

IL fore existing bstween PfENIGER 4 MARTIN, Ship
wIgh in Agiers is this day dissoyed by mutual SENT
The affairs Of the will be lIdated by Capt. R. l..
ROBERTSON who has been duly appointed for that purpose.
Persons having claims agains, the late firm will please
them him for settlement and indebted will make
payment to him al the Office in Algiers. -
JAMES NJ. PINNIGER,
JAMES MARTIN.
Nav Ma-ch moi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A PARTNER IN
lfl this day. The style OF the firm remains
changed COOPER NEIBERT
n and 80 Common street.