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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

d. FOR SALE-A FINE HORSE, WAGON,
LII <and Harness. Apply at HIRAM KINGS Stable,
AZA- Baropne, between Common and Gravier streets.
q NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING RE-
moved from spanade the Of Baronne and Ora.
k yer Streets squares west of the St. Charles Hotel,
will keep constantly hand choice lot Of Maryland
ana Virginia NEGROES Consisting Of Field Hands, Houe
stresses etc. which will be sold low for cash. tim
~ sssS Il wy J.M WILSON.
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NJOTlCE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
~ the firm of J. L. JOHNSON CO. will call at the
counting of Messrs Buitt Whaey, where all settle
meHts will be made until further notice.
= j. L. JOHNSON.
New Orleans, June II, 1859. je18 I'm
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- 1000 bbs Mess and Rump Pork.
100 casks Clear and Ribbed Bacon Sides.
50 Shoulders.
Is boxes Breakfast Bac-n
Is hrkins Goshen Butter.
1916 bbs Old Bou,b and Monongahela Whisky.
LOO boxes Virgins manufactured Tobacco
100 Western manufactured Tobacco
200 hbls, Crushed Sugar.
100 boxes Loaf Sugar.
TO bales Gunny Bags.
100 East india Baggipg.
LOO coils Rope.
800 bags Pepper
100 :, Aspice
l20 sacks Liverpool Salt
1000 boxes Star Cardles full and light weight.
IS bags Java Coffee.
1000 :. Rio Coffee.
100 bbs Refined Whale Oil.
100 Cotton Seed Oil.
100000 German Cigars
100 quarter casks Madeira and Sherry Wine.
100 :. and eighth casks Pure Port Wine
100 Imitation French b andy.
For sale By VIM. CRAWFORD.
Merchandise Broker
I've Ct 25
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rG ". ~ OF n,n HALL HILL
of the firm will be used by either partner in closing the
business. r HALlt
D. NJ HILDRETH.
New Orleans June lst 1859. jel I'm
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
BATON Rouge La, May 10, 1859. :
Hg- At n recent meeting Of the Board of SUI.
pervisos of the State Seminary Learning at Aexan.
adopted
Resoued President of the Board in his official ca
nacy, advertise for applications from persons competent
ILL
rrofessorshp Of Mahematic Natural and Experimen.
tai Philosophy, with Artillery tactics to which Office shall be
attached salary Of twenty hu ded dollars per
$500.
The Office of structor OF English
to which Office shall be attached salary Of thousand dol
lars RnnTm- $9N0.
g. Instructor Engineering Architecture and Drawing: TO
which office shall be attached salary of twenty FIVE hundred
dolars-S25fD.
A. The office Of Instructor of Chemistry Geology Miner
ology and OF Infantry Tactics which office shall
The Office of Instructor of Modern European Ian
whics office shall two thous
and dollars per annnm-$2b00.
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent will be
chosen who shall receive thousand dollars
consideration in virtue thereof.
Furnished provided to the Professors free of
charge.
In dance with the foregoing resolution hereby
given all desire themselves
competent to fill the chairs above make app
Executive Office Baton Rouge the 10th Of July
next ard after that time Alexandria in the Parish of Ra
pdes until the LIST day of August 1859 which
eace the selections will be made to fill Professor
ships, and Superintendent chosen.
The apnointmens thus made will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT us6O,) at which time
the institution will be opened.
ROBERT c. wICKLIFFE.
f- National Tnteigencer. Richmond Enquirer,
Courier Philadelphia Enquirer New York Herald Charleston
tro will please copy send bill the Executive Office
Baton Rouge. La. ieIO tai
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FoRMEp A CO
partnership under the style OF y W Alb 20 fol
keeping the St. Louis Hotel and D. NJ HILDRETH CO. for
keeping the St. Charles Hotel.
q. F. HALL
D. NJ. HILDRETH.
New Orleans June LIST, 1859, tel I'm
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

Z ARA AOOAk1h NOAlVGS.
c,ns , Crescent y..s. City Yacht Club the Cres-
pp.opras Prizes vii BE- ss ahs ie:t for competition
es n sn ~ gnA for Yachts form Into ns will be
All entries must be prior IL o'clock the day o, the
end Of tho pier At 10 O'Clock TUESDAY, 18th inst.
. n,r,. s.. 10 NIXON. Commodore.
place The s h and S ns. 10.
The Library Room opposite to jackson square
lyl4 10. A. '. ROMAN, Secretary pro TEN.
NEW ORLEANS. July IS. 1889.
da q Ss Board IL q a With
marked with tho name OF the consEnse IN wise viii
lyil Master TRANSPORTATION NJ q y. j % and a. n k.R.
HAno' MERCHANTS LoDes, No 2, ! 2. or,
n.s:s sss a.. .ss S.; II: ;,ss 5
s.ieE w. Irving Hodsson H. s.; H. n fsAse son
,yl, lot W. 1Rv1S s.a moRas ss;...,v
v, nr ! o.. Yacht Club-rhe annual re-
Canal on NJ VII BE- run at the Lake end of The New
44ppS ID prizes T bs offered for competition
cred At o'clock preciseiy. ''''l nus WI" ''
end of The pier ass at Y o'clock on MpAY ish
10 Nlsos. Secretary. " 1l-'Y-'''' ''i jyi ID
~ Crystal Fount Dly,s!on, No. =, .. or r.,
ejs MY .ma EGY s.. Il the Hall
e. Bfsiisy sssisy " s;fIs1! 's Sssks
hsGg' ottef Ass: st. "
; WYE E. Hssaa Ms sEs.R:
lyl y LA. CLARKE
MERCHANTS BANK,
New July L.
toa q "a. Bank
TIE 4s SIX months payable to the Stockholders after
" I'm WV: $. MOUNT. Cashier.
- Nsw Orleans Gas Light Company
IF tx ~
iels I'm - N Q. j. TIsDALE, Treasurer.
s1%pss .s III. ss s lie s.,.
TbSS afSSSS' S III 4 Gs'ss,ss
New Orleans, June 7, 1859. ' ~
~ Con-
,,s sPR1NGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
5oafAsy Of Springfield.
p ATLASTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON-
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stocks Merchandise guildags Furniture Manufacturing
Fs Psrs d against ''' OF
POLICIES issued 4 and out of this CITY, and of 20
POLICIES issued for the country. without the country
POLICIES Marine and RIVER issued in and of this
turn of cent made at settlement the first
Ths CAPITAL of the above Companies is all paid up in
CASH with large surplus.
The best of given in end of this CITY, app
cation at the Office. -
tel, sn r'FA1RoH1 lss, 4 essat;:. street.
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OFFICE PoNTcHARrRAIN R. r. Co.,
New Orleans, June 2, 1859.
MA dividend of fourper cent. on the c APT
ta stock OF this Company has been declared by the
Directors payable the holders the 10th
je2 p. H. GOODWIN sec'y.
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JOHN L. WHITE,
SlTH TRUFANT.


TO Nc Thompson, Esq
Ihave, had Of Bagasse in
operation during the present rolling and
opportunity Of saying it has performed equal my
guine expectations.
consider capsule Of eecting perfect combustion
the bagasse and production Of heat steam
than furnace It will basasse from
almost Of ground make heat
in proportional due supply Of boiler be giveno
heat fast made.
From my present experience clearly Of the opinion
that other of compare en1ceucy
with yours.
Very truly, -.
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 18th 1857,
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans
entIemen-Your favor Of the 18th inst hand sud IN
reply inquiry respecting Thompsaus BagAse Furnace
say than that confirm In every particular
the statement made in letter Thompson under
date Of 3lst December, 1856.
The only We can suggest Is the named By
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DsT nasaa couRr suGGEsSIoN OF WILLIAM
w toned the Court for Letters of Administration on the
estate of the late William Flower, deceased ntestae-
Notice hereby given all whom may to show
within ten days, why the of The petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgxlExE CoUR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
de Ia Nonyele Orleans. FLOWRR-No Is 723
TTENDU que Lewis A. Finley u pre-
IA sente petition la Gou Pellet dobtenir les Irltres
d. Administration la succession de William Flower de-
cede ntesat-
Avis present donnie tous celia peu
dvoi deduire dix jours raisoDs pour les
quees il ne sera pas fait droit a la dite petition
Par orire de Ia Cour.
jyl4 IS % j. l.. KELLY. Deputa Greffer
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dissolution CoPARTNERsHIP HERE
~ tofoe exist ng under the firm of j. L. JOHNSON CO.,
is dissolved by the death of John Shryock.
The survivor will attend 1quidang the business Of the
late firm. j. L. JOHNSON,
for j. L JOHNSON CO.,
In liquidation.
New Orleans June Is, 1879.
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CANT LOUIS HOTEL-ThE UNDERSIGNED
having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel furniture will
inform its old parons and the public that will be closed dur
ing the for additions alterations and REPAIRS and will
be eflrnhed reopened Tuesday, November st for
their reception. o. E. HALL co.
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859. jel 6m
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~ STRIBLING SPRINGS, -
ivy AUGUSTA Co. VA. Sl!i
This retreat which has been by
lids for the last half century having undergone thorough
repair sinre last will after the 10Th of
open for the reception of visitors.
The of this place alum sulphur chaybeae and
freesone all hand For analysis of these made
this by the Professor of Chemistry the University Of
Virginia. apply the proprietor by letter refer Dr. Moor
mans book on the Virginia Springs Of 1859.
Vtors to this place leave Baltimore Washington and Rich
mond in the morning trans Stanton ~ O'Clock
P. M, leave Saunton Immediately cars,
daily in four horse coaches rive these Springs
o'clock evening-l3 miles.
physician resides at this place. Board per sey 81
week. SO; $50 per month by the season.
The proprietor and respectfully their
friends and the public generally that pains trouble shall
be spared their stay both agreeable
A1~Amusements- good music billiards, ten pins, etc.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
PETER Fl. WOODWARD Manager, je2l CIV
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III ATS, HATS-wE HAVE ON HAND
IL IS bales Camp ucby Hats
50 Alabama Wool Hats best article ever mann
featured for Plantation "
20 Northern Wool Hats.
Which Offer for sale liberal terms 10 planters and
dealers ). b. NALENllN Il CO,
1yl2 OF 81 Comm n street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

CANT CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
lease of the Saint Charles Hotel for five and avail
ourselves Of this opportunity to thank the public for the liberal
heretofore extended and Will inform them that the
Hotel will during the summer be thoroughly renovated,
painted and furnished and hope the opening of the
have the catering their wants. which
we prumi to do in a satisfactory manner.
D. NJ HILDRETH L co.
New Orleans June LIST, 1859. jel 6m
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF New York
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford, Con.
nectcut - " ~' WV
sPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY Sprn6eld, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Providence, r. /.
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w- j. E. MATTHEW'S q CO.-CAR.
464 RIA Ai TRIMMINGS everything necessary for
A1LEs suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Lnch Pins
spd Nuts at No. lh6 aravier street, New Orleans anil "
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sxER. GRAND PROMENADE aaa,
4NY& CONCERT, 9Ie
WX Ice Cream Saloon, ConfectiOnery,S
ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY EVENING.

The proprietor of Odd Fellows Hall Confectionery hrs
the Ball supper Saloons
cond floor of the building The Supper Saloon has been
will be Supplied with Ice Cream Sherbes CONFECTIONERY,
Wines FRUITS etc, at the usual charge, by attentive
wniers.
large Ball Room 10 b, used as Promenadng Saloon;
and HOEsNER'S CELEBRATED BAND has been engaged
for the give Promenade Concer free Of charge
The pu bile will find this the most m agnicent
PROMENADING AND REFRESHMENT SALOON
States and liberal share of their patronage
snJir ltn1
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Ss-Insurance The following Companies
have complied with the lay Of the State Of Louisiana
laon to agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies.
THOS ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans June 7, 1859. -
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ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb. T. 1859
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear S-Having been engaged engineer panta
tons for eight and during that time had
sion take of crops with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
am happy to furnace far exces all others It
duces uniform fire and much larger quantity Of
feel confident that furnace with proper supply Of
boiler and the Reux apparatus will make steam to do all Of
the work with cord Of wood to the hhd take pleasure
recommending your furnsce all who may have
THOs. Il. JONES' Engineer
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r. z. K1rTREDaR.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.


TO No5es Thonpson, present:
Dear Sir-Havng been engaged Dr. Kitredges planta
ton for the fall Of 1885, where thor Of your furnaces
full operation and having engaged other plantations
within the past fonr which the furnaces Of Mr. Still
had fair oppor Of Judging Of the comparative merits
each Of the furnaces have hesitation in saying your fur
much work than either the other
With the same quantity Of Bagas.e produces
intense fire heat, and furnishes than thought
capable of producing and with the formation
little cnker feel confident in saying thai believe that
with furnace applied the Reux apparatus with
suaciens supply Of bosrs It viii consume The Bsg:sae
nsh all Of the qured with six eight cords OF
in twenty four hours and make he above number Of hhd
twenty hours therefore take pleasure expressing
all my firm conviction tn furnace is the have
and recommend all who desire
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours respectfully,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

NISSOLUTION-THEF FIRM OF A. b. JAMES L CO.
- is dissolved this day. according articles OF agreement
and the Of this firm will after only liqui
dalton. A. b. JAME8,
ROBERT McREE,
EMORY CLAPP.
New Orleans, Jnne 20, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLRRY,7
New Orleans, April 81 1859. :
HD-Special Ortlers-The Washington ArtiI-
lery hereby ordered attend punctnay Drills
of the Company, every THURSDAY EVENING at half.
past I o'clock. By order Of
J.B. WALTON, Captain.
ii. M. lsAACSON, First Sergt a29
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" this day formed G. partnership under the and
style of BULLITT L WHALEY, trsnsacting business as
Wholesale Groces Commission and Produce Merchants at 10
and 16 New Levee, next to corner Gra,itr street.
CUTHBERT BULLITT,
THOMAS WHALEY.
New Orleans, June l. 1859.
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MADAME UEDARD, THE GELEBR ATED Amer
ll Planet Reader and Fortune Teller has returned to
her old aand 1889 Poyas street. at the sign of the Moon and
Stars
Persons wishing their Fortunes read as by the
ROMAN ASTROLOGERS OF OLD,
VIII find their advantage call and consult her on all sub
jects.
information of Lost Stolen Property!
The Madame is Medium, and horn with double veil
over her face she the oldest Fortune Teller in New Orleans
and has prneced this of Dvnaton from childhood She
has had lawyers doctors and minister's miles
to consult her when she only nine of age.
N. b. Madame u will telec Lottery Numbers for those
born in lucky months will good prizs Also III
GREAT ROMAN TALISM N by the aid Of which III
love affairs or business gain Dssolne
either be reclaimed by the aid OF his wonderful charm
The Madame will tell The ages Of her visitors.
Read the subjoined- -
BATON ROUGE, March IL 1859.
Respected Madame The Lottery number in the
Lottery drew four theuand dollars very
Bory inform you thst simple enough ell the half
before the draa ing. telling md of mi
that had ticket which yon selected for md he mmedi
the price of the whole ticket for oaeha-I
copied proposal realized the big of dollars
thousand Incl you will fad the for
other number Please select with care and THU shall be
try and give you handsome recenton Respeetully,
jyll 6t* DANES FNk YES Main ST
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WINES AND LIoUORa,

WINEs,.B RAHDlEs AND LIoUORs,
All the Choicest IBranas,
Kept constantly hand. IN al sissd packages. y
4 DUBUCH,
fsls On lis Gssyi~ saEs1
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solicited. my2l Am
HkR FOR RAFFLE-THE ENTIRELY NEW
light draft clipper built schooner " /. GAGNET,'
lying Picayune tier, Second District.
This built in Warsaw, H. this and has Just
This Tor craft in partic
ula the Havana Mexican trade and ready
sea- will he ral ID the requisite number of
subscribed for Tickets obtained
board the vessel at the L. z. T., or of
LOUIS GAGNET,
jyl2 IT Carondelet Canal oni,o. od Rasir
CUNDRIES-WE HAVE NOW ON HAND
y 900 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted Sizes
40 trunks fine
so Russets.
100 baes Native Wool free Ct burs and in good shipping
order.
200 bales Osuaburgs of the Lauderdac and Martin
Weakly Factories.
40 bales l.in.eys and Jeans.
20 casks Is and 50 b. kegs, and
$50 kegs White and assorted qualities from the
Passaic Manufacturing Company.
of liberal and in lots to
suit purchasers j. Is. VALENTINE " CO.,
iyi2 81 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

~ New Orleans Gas Light COMPANY
June a. lS9-Tbe Dectoa OF this Company have
seman ual dividend Of SIX PER CENT payable Stock
holders on and after the LIST July next.
iel6 I'm o. j. TISDALE Treasurer
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COMPREHENSIVE STEELE AZ
~ P1NCKARD. {of the lae firm Of Payne, Steele Co
having associated themselves with VIM n PfNCK ARD fof
the late firm Of Geo PiBckard Coy the purpose Of
conducting General Wholesale Grocery in New Or
leans, under the firm Of PIkCKARD, STEELE CO. They
will occupy No. IS Tchouptoulas above the
old stand Of Payne Steele Co., and IN the block
buildings until fheir spacious is finished the
ner Of Tchoupitouas and Graver streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

D ~ Dudley Lodge No. SO, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAY EVENING. at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall of St. Charles and
attend. "
oTrcERs-Wm. n. Stewart, W. NJ; W. r. Purviance W :;
W. q. COPELAND, j. W.. VIM Cooper, Treasurer; S. l. Gn
let Sec retaryi Edwin Marks S. D.; j. H. Gennison j. D.
JOS Chlet Tyler. ~ ss " W
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE *
listing between the subscribers under the Of SEA
NAN PECK Co. 10 this city and New York,
by imitaon the ah u the senior retiring
Eer Of the surviving members their CLAP
MITCHELL JACK, authorized In IiduidatIou
JHO, Il. SkAMAx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

NOTICE-A.B B. JAMES AND ROBERT McREE WILL
IN from this dae continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
under the firm Of A. b. JAMES co. for their
count, at Nos. 81 and 80 Magazine street.
Alb. JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

Regular conversations SATURDAY evening O'Clock
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hall St. Charles street
I Hollsnd, A., K GEORGE P Evans, E.; s. Frank Bart
A.. 81; W. O. Wilson, g. nj. sivP. j. Christian, G.
NJ I'd vi Anton ofergeld O. M LIST VT H. Van Horn
Treasurer Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order Of the M. E.. H. p.
dis " CHAS. W. CLARK
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w 40 4 casks Burgundy Port.
S6 4 Old Imperial Port,
p Chamisso Pure Juice Port.
90 4 -. Royal Company Port.
Is boxes London Dock Port.
q 4 casks harmony Nephews' Sherry
20l4 Duff Gordon :.
80 boxes Pale :.
AZ Topaz :.
AZ "a casks ette Madeira.
10 boxes Howard, March & 20. Madeira
8 Como de Lobos, very cd Madeira.
50 cases Henkell & Co. S.einwein.
20 Sparkling Mose
10 4 cases Vineyard Proproprietors Brandy.
In tore and for sale by s. WOLFE,
jyl Corner of Gravier and New I.evee SITS.
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THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT,
parner in commendum) this day dissolved Of
rship before W. H. Peters, Notary Public February
!, 1859 j. q. GOODRICH and II. L. GOODRICH will sign
in liquidation J. c. GOODRICH,
L. GOODRICH
B. m, POND,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

nlSSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF PAYNE, STEELE
- 90 Is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT The
books and pape.s viii remain 10 the Office Of PAYNE
KEMP a. the old stand and Mr. JOHN K BELL will attend
70 the Of The business being authorized use
OF Inc hrm. Z. c. PAYNE,
G. STEELE,
x,,, ,. r. PINCKARD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
nLnll Retrenehment ana Reform

The Administration which squanders millions
on millions on Utah and Paraguay expeditions,
on Pacific overland mail routes viii ch do not
carry letters enough in the year to pay the cost
Of single trip; the Administration which has
bankrupted the Post office department, run up
heavy national debt and lives from day to day
on Treasury shinplasterS and borrowed capital ia
giving the people of Northern and Eastern Ohio
taste of the quality of its retrenchment in q
small way. Old established mail routes are being
discontinued or the service very much reduced;
and to such an unreasonable extent has the
reform in small way been carried, that the
important town Of New Lisbon, the County seat
of Oolumbiana county, is to be deprived of
daily mail entirely and the people are notified
to be thankful for even tTi.weekly favors
The Democratic New Lisbon Patriot thinks
the retrenchment an overdose, and proAers a
bond TO make up any deficiency necessary to
keep the daily mail going. This "wasting at
the bung and saving at the spigOt," is Pecu-
liarity of Buchanan Democracy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

Each Glass bore a small banner with the name
ofthe School and of the Superintendent, as well
as the number Of the Glass
The weather in the morning was hot and the
dust troublesome to the earnest little folk, but
this was soon fogotten amid the enlivening
scenes Of the Park, and the children seemed
anxious 60 press on to the Jail to greet once
more their beloved Superintendent, whose im-
Prisonment has for eighty days separated him
from his little flock.
The throng Of little feet soon pressed the
prison floor, and the various rooms, stairways,
halls and cells were filled each anxious to press
the hand Of one Of the men Of whom Judge
WILLsoS impiously said they were ''not good
Christians"
This was a scene to move the heart and can
never be forgotten Reluctantly they left the
Prison for the Park, where bountiful collation.
furnished by the Ladies of Oberlin was dss.
patched, and they resumed their gambols under
the cool shades and upon the gveen carpet ol
Park
At II p NJ. a delegation from Plymouth Sab
bath SchOol-about 200-escoited the Oberlin
School from the Park to Plymouth Church on
Prospect street.
The classes numbered over thirty, and were
escorted by the following Teachers as near as
we could get the names: