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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14
For Sale and to Let.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

- THE LATE RESIDENCE OF GEN. JOHN GRAY
sA For terms, apply to N. N. Nixon, Esq, or c. T. n
DaTis Esq or to the u9deTsgne6 C0ttage Home Lincoln
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEGROES, LANDS, TURPENTINE DLSTILLERY
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC, ETC.
ON THURSDAY the 18th day of January, 1889 the sub
" scriber will offer at public sale, at his residence in
Baden County about three miles from Beatty Bridge, the
following valuable h 1?p property to wit e
and children The negroes will be sold in one lot or in
families may be desired.
ing and turpentne land containing about thirty five hun
dred acres lying Immediately the waters of Black River
and having convenient outlet to market by Steamboat
The Oh the above land consist OF
comfortable dwelling house, with good negro houses
lent water the premises The location of the most
healthy in tie State.
Also, number Turpentne Still, with capacity of
twenty-five barrels
Also, the whole of horses cattle, hogs, corn od
DER peas farming implements, furniture, etc, etc.
Terms, which will be accommodating, made known at
sale. A. N. MCDONALD. e.
Dec. 18th, 1858 1G-ts-isor4thp
Raleigh Standard, Charlotte Democrat, Fayette Vile OBJ
server, Charleston Courier Augusta Mobile
Tribune Memphis Bulletin, week till sale. Send
bills to this office Immediately for collection
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND LAND FOR SALE.
"a THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DESTROYS OF sgsg
@ changing his business offers for sale his LANDS, S
lying in Brunswick county, between the Fayette -
vile and Wilmington road and Cape Fear River three miles
from Brnkeys depot, the w. & M. R. r. and nineteen
miles above Wilmington. The tract of land contains SIX
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES There is cleared
land sufficient to work three ploughs, of which fifteen
twenty of good river land and excellent low
land Pasture for stock The uplands level and mex
hausble bed of MARL very convenient. 1t is very heal
thy location well watered with comfortable dwell
ling house and other necessary buildings also offer for
the N E. side of Cape Fear River Lyon Swamp in Ba
den county Terms easy For further particulars apply
the subscriber the premises address Robinson P.
o., Brunswick county, N. G. Il. A. LYLE.
September II, 1858. 36m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14
w. III. NIcRARY d CO.,

W. II. McISAItY & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington, N. C.
REFERENCES
H. R. Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear Wilmington N Z.
Col. John McRae Prest Bank Wilmington do do.
D. A. Davis Cashier Branch Blk Cape Fear Salisburydo
J. Eli Gregg President of Bank Cheraw S. C. [Oct III
JAMES 0. BOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
April 4, l856.--[ -[3l-tf. WILMINGTON, N G
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON. N. G.
Will give prompt attention to all business in his line
Feb. goth, 1857 25-ly
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Jan. Z, 1859.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14

GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
~ June II ,'- WILMINGTON, n. C.
s. NJ. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N 2l9-tf WILMINGTON, N. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14

Sailing THE STaEETs--A NoveLty.-The denizens
of Fulton street and vicinity startled out of their
ordinary apathy to street sights yesterday about noon
by beholdng team of four white horses, and large
wagon filled with SALT advancing down Fulton street.
with two men in the wagon all the time shoYeling the
salt out into the street fast they could The wagon
advanced slowly down to Fulton ferry the men in it all
the way plying their shoyes with great activity till the
entire street was sated Much curiosity was manifested
know what all this seasoning about some thought
the city officials more or less of Them had devised new
expedent for squandering the peoples taxes others
thought that the spling of so much salt sayored of
demented condition in the parties engaged in it while
others more properly considered that it merely the
curing of the hard season which Immediately preceded
it. Such indeed the object The propretos Of the
omnibus lines which run through Fulton street took
this the most ecacions for melting the snow
in the street. their omnibuses could run to more adj
vantage and safety The propretors Of the Fifth avenue
and the consolidated omnibus lines, equally bore the ex
penses of the outlay About Fifty bushels of salt were
scattered over Fulton street. Fifth avenue broadway
and some other streets were also salted. About 100
bushels OF salt were spilled in Fifth avenue, Arrange
ments have been made with the contractor for cleaning
Broadway BIZ the propretors of the omnibus lines afore-
said whereby the latter has engaged to salt Broadway
after every snow storm during tie winter The same
thing will be done in Fifth avenue Fulton and perhaps
other Streets for salt is considered the cheapest quickest
and most eiectual means Of removing the snow from the
lstreets-N. Z. Herald, -.
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NEW YORK PURCHASING AGENCY.
w M TApSI FY

WILLIAM j. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WLMINGToN N. G.
Socts the patronage of his country friends and all 9th
ers engaged in the Turpentine business.
RB-Ofce opposite No. At, North Water Street.
Nov. 24th 1858. 68-lyW.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14

H. w. GROVES,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
Oct. 8, l858-6-6m. WILMINGTON, N. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14

JOHN F. HERRING,
7 INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N CT
Rs=Offoe at Fl. VonGahn's store, North Water street,
where he be found when not engaged in outdoor bus
ness. April 2 1853 3l-ly*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-30
First Pren.i,ta,. Shirts,
Table aud Piano Covers.

We have choice assortment of these goods of English,
French and German manufacture, comprising Vs.. 81
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH, OF Ga, "a
and ST. TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON.
BIcH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS. in II and 81
RICH BRoCADE GERMAN do, ST.
6-4, II and 81 IN REM aRllABLY FINE QUALITY
woRSTED DAMASK COVERS
81 FINE woRsTED DAALisK, by the yard, for Dessert or
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH, FOR
WINE CLOTHS, can made with Border of any length.
j. D. CAMERON & CO,
ms 2p6t l24 Canal street.
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Commercial Restaurant.

The undersigned the legitimate MFSSoNNIER
Pcpreto Of the long established and highly popular Res
taurant the COMMERCIAL between Charities and ROYAL
streets Cusomhoue street would respectfully their
old friends and the public that their establishment has under
gone thorough renovation, inside aud out both retain their
old and well satisfied customers and meet the expectations Of
new and they able both that WINES
and COOKERY excced by any other house. while
their charges will be heretofore reasonable and satisfactory
They have established their reputation Resananers
they are determined TO maintain their high character
E. CASIORS & BRO,
ms 2p6t Commercial Restaurant.
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LeightOn's

LeigEttO1a's
B e p o * Il Q L HIN q
Premium Shirt Circular
We beg leave your patronage and
which hitherto between The
after be continued by Mr.. l..
c. LEIGHTON,
F. X. BARBOT
New Orleans, July Isl, 1859
Grateful to customers for avors take pleasure in
muncating them arrangements by which think
study their interests and Aware Of the advantage Of
selling cash. have concluded sell for cash and small
educng the former profits least hrd
AS may however, better suit the of former
keep account will do but will feel necessary
monthly settlements will heretofore, keep
SHIRTS, patterns and styles every Mr. j. B.
Thompson of the late firm of Thompson Nixon will still have
charge of the Clothing and Manufacturing Department in New
York and perfect fit faithful good
terial.
Soliciting continuance of your generous patronage,
remain, truly yours,
CHAs. LEIGHTON.
Corner st. Charles and Canal sts., New Orleans
BIZ Broadway New York.
NEW ORLEANS, July ls 1859.
On retiring from the Csthing and Shirt Business,
opportunity thank my friends kind patronage
confidence and at the time cordially
former partner and worthy every
respect.
ms 2ptf F. X. BARBOT.
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Sitves. Plated Wares,

SdGVtSr A7ttttGM ~ N1>e0s
For sale at the
JRoCKERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
SAMUE Ell II. MOORE,
No. 40 CAMP STREET
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS
SILVER PLATED CASToRS.
SILVER PLATED CANDLEsTIGKs.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WALTERS.
SILVER PLATED URNS.
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS. .
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS,
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED DEcANTER LABELS.
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED MUGS
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS $50.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS
SILVER PLATED LADIES
SILVER PLATED CALL BELLS
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS
SILVER PLATED DIFFERS
SILVER PLATEB SPOON HOLDERS. MIS- 2peodtf
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Oriental Resta,sraf,

Oriental ResfOlf1.Nf,
A ST. CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has opened his RESTAURANT and
he pledges himself provide the MEATS OYSTERS
GAME, FISH AND VEGETABLES, that the market Affords
Attached TO the establishment is
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where the best brands of WINES, BRANDIES etc. will be
kept Private for Parties.
SAM. CROGHAN,
NC 2ptf Proprietor.
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sss sss Il s i
rKRsEy ERANcE FIRE COMPANY No. ls-The officers
"a shsrs d th Company win meet 1t the Engine House
ms ssasrped Il erlock A. Nj attend the funeral
hi ies Fire Department in general requested
L ssend hs unes his late residence Felicity Road be-
xsen and Liberty streets at 10 o'clock this morning
A. N. MURTAGH, Secretary
Fsu Mssd winter Or 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
~. rs and 30 st. Charles street,
coRsrR or coxnox srRxxr.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jrt received psr late steamers tho LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Fall e. Winter Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
whieA, Tor STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
| cHEArNEss,
/ Is Not Surpassed!
Goods are divided into three Departments bu all under
/ one general view:
STORE No. . ST. CHARLES STREET
For
nOYs' GIOTHIxG.
| STORE No q ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No 50 ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
FuRhi sHisa GOODS AND SHIRTS.
Z. w. LYONS,
Kos, Is, Is and 80 St. Charles street,
- :. -. -. ).
~ :
SHIRTS.
OF THE LATEST FAsH1oNsl
OF an the various qualities snes-whe and colored
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade.
' WE'VE 60
. \. - @
49,. - ,c.-......
-
OSS COssssssy AsAs.ks's sss"s,
7s............-s CHARLES STR
Between Canal and Common streets.
prx,s - s n 4 = q y -
FURNISHING GOODS,
80 rrr.,,
.
just opened, 1 LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
ss ssno Sohoi 1Ao'ns'
',
EVE ? -. ANp ooAl :.
- ~ 1,s s.--. -, - ..'~@s'
1. w. LYONS.
Mas ss % and IN 81 cbar,es stree.
MO 2p1. corner If Common street.
T--. - .U..-- ~. = -. -
ssssAo' - ssoessSsS '"yo'
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
And
w - ~ - R-E 70 o II CLOIE11NS ,
-pf thu
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted,
nv TynNc
g.
n30 2p1t %. % and 30 ST. Charles st., Common.
= " n,
E.tsses AssSfye NsOsASsAsys
a conn1ete assortment of CLOTHING to fit very large
-, .,,.a.. ], h.ra
! = '' T., W. LYONS
" az 90 -, On 6. c,..,...,.
~ = - 49,. - 60. -
L noo .pI. -o--e- -o-l-D- e--e.-
SeyCN1ltSs CLOtlli1l4.
s5.s 49,
,.. ...,, - srpvA srs, NJ nrt,Yvn a, ,,a,;,;..
L. w. LYONS,
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
No III Canal street. opposite side
No. 2 door from Rampant where he will be pleased
ceve his old friends and others who may desire his professional
services. nl6 2ptfkW
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The Patent K,oke shirts.
P RIG Es RED CED!
Over Forty Different Sizes,
A FIT G UARANTEEDt
Owing to LARGELY INCREASED SALES, in
duced concede benefit by making MA
TERIAI. REDUCTION in the prices of the
.. Popular Patent Yoke shirts!
BEST QUALITY, ST per dozen. Former price, $50
SECOND :. 10 -. y. q
THIRD :. l6 @s.. .u. m. .. :. :. Is
Many goods been reduced in prices the pro-
portion.
We ask attention unusually large assortment
CLoTHIN@,
OF DIFFERENT RADEs
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
STORY BuupisG,"
ms 2rst Corner Camp and Common streets.
.H'esc Cuspett1sg.
J. d DAA1ERoN &c co.,
124 Canal Street,
received large aud choice of English Vel
Tapestry Carpetng of the celebrated
| Crossley's Sons, and Others
B1GELow BRUSSELS and wILToNs-new patterns.
| THREEPLY AND INGRA1Ns. of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIZES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention TO the extensive stock Of all descp
lions of Brocatele Worsted Curtain Mate
Muslin Curtains; Table Piano Cords
Trimmings etc.
u Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch Of business pains taken get up
| the newest styles, and our stock has superior
OIL CLoTHS3 feet to "A feet wide of choice quality and
new patterns. n2s 2p6
Thomas s. Turner,
14..".............CAMP STREET.
1oUAVE GAPS,
| Men and Bows,
| CHILD Rem AND INFA MIS-.
| Ladies', Misses and Children's
| FANCY GOODS,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES.
| Also
~ GENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
| And
GENTS EXTRA BLACK sIIR GAPS,
| GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony!
moor. HATS -dl1-D il-E:GxfO HAz:s
| BY wHoLEs ALE.
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For sale by the following firms in New Orleans:
E. J. HART Co, W l.. ALLEN 4 co,
A. D. GRIEF Il CO.. 7. DWYER,
JOS. II. II. N. MARKS, CONVERSE l. co.
EATON, BETTERToN Co, KARsTENDEIk Il CO.,
J. MORGAN HALL, G. R. RAILEY
w A. VIOLET L Co. F. w. GoELER
PINCKARD STEELE It CO., THOMPSON Il BARNES,
GOODRICH CO., JOHN T. MOORE 4 CO.,
BUNNELL BAILIEFF, HOLMES SPENCER,
G. THEURER, W. L. LANrER CO,
SCHMIDT d ZEIGLER, JAMES SYME,
H. BLOCK & Co, q. N. MORRISON & CO.,
BISCoE L SIMMS, f. CoNERY,
ARTHUR 4 CO., PAYNE KEMP,
GEO. F. WHITE CO., COOPER d NEIBERT.
nl2 2nlm,NW
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Il; ~ asd late Galveston
4 s.:.s SsS
I.
a !sslen q y kev. M 20 Y.
a the Coliseum race
+ a ateaIs rlscs a re house q
E az Il Z snd Ierpachcre streets
al a., a! It nsu,sned clergy
ss5ss
~ ss HaA Tor the bench
- A1yium, y still continued
e1id nlend ~ evening pleasant.
~ Aefnseiyes and the NEEDY
~ eould visit n ne eatahies and drink
~ hest slich can be served, and tn
4 A1tay ~ tsncy nerchandise i : very handsome
IA hibition 70 look upon, while tbs
M md anthropic vendors are u
mating, captiyatang; Ge
! e1Ia t4il y not -, dedicate your money e
4;.,, g ~ "a N 1nssah m yonr rascal count.
.,. 81 q. '.ls ,,.,,.,x $780,
4 80 sAsas sSs.ss II
Tnx HIvxIA " InI VARMflEss We refer the
Il 81 - ,ne,It 81 the manager
49, 81 III. II sss'sss sTs ht sbar;aan,s
N q !. .
~ ~ -
~; siIsSk . fs,.,ta;n Abso1,de =. "A.
-, IL,
A { - Z
H 49, X ~ 1xsyyss, NJ oopiaAu ply
In L. M E4pI1AM i; Ms AlGldpr0p, Mrs. w. a.
\ 81 !: III EdNgAis1, Miss Charlotte Thomp-
Il Paw n 1fss 3arah eterens. I,tcv. Miss Polly
& SSa IA q " rs,or n douht t,at these
Ny ~ .sss'1. ~. 49, .''ess
4 K QlE me play ~ most successful
~ = spok II! y now open.
Y ~ - ,Tbe and;encaa are
Sss s9ss 4. ~: Il =. 8.
I H. n Es ~ m1lAApeas - s1ls tnea.eI Lsss
M <9D4 evidence OF this. The Hidden
IN VI tixed story from the n immortal
II 72 80 II, c,,;af ott-o ct;r 80
~ e. Ea1zs - St.tsseta, won addluonal
II 11le lu0kers-0n.
" tie company Of this theater in
y w u nv 72v.n rhn Xonlr ~ characta,
|, q -
~ NJ ~ lliaue Ala
4 Z 1 6t, M nile that will ia all probability
n IN henefit Ofss the manager.
Il, ssSs5
fo1ts foR NRHrHIs. The excellent.
IN ~ =, M sfrrivtt .acr.f Y;z,s ~,
Fl x ~. Il, H.n'.;s I'M 1 ss. Ss
~ I'M, NJ lye,apb;s mi MI,
r. isi1ssd IL u points North, Esst nd west:
r1ekss fcr Ioussillsl Cincinnati and St.
tlskess " the above routes apply to ]. H.
y fsshgA NesalaEs psskess under 81 Charles Hotel
i, ~. 1900. !, n,,. n,
ts AYt "a ~ ~ oE ~
+ e =. Y. lyons 20 q and
..y soaVassa w'ah crowds q eager Gus
e ~ w. ssenllsnment mas spread through
M Ana 9 = *'la commune as long as the
NJ! zss - " - pesen' splelo'a s'oek ano
lne 4 Aan Ieesenape nures success invariably
- - 1ne immense suc
4 ses2 q VA ee4nssp Saosnlne Essanisnnens.
y. nv. m, ~
y ~ = aus
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.NssU store! Cheap Goods

NssC store. Cheap Goods.
CHINA, GLASSWARE
HousE-FuRNlsHlho eooDsl
Nos o. AND 8. eRAv1ER STREET NEAR CAMP.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS, IRON STONE TOILET SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS,
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs,
PLATED WATERS,
PLATED TEA SETS,
.A. W. ID. CUT GLASSWARE,
PRESSED GLASSWARE,
JApANNED TRAYS, LAMPS,
PLATE WARMERS HAT RACKS
FIRE SETS FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS, TUBS, BRUSHES.
JOS ROGERS SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE. JAPAN'D WARE,
BASKETS BATH TUBS, BUCKETS BUSTERS,
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE. We ARE
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS IN OUR LINE.
P. R. FELL q MARSH,
g. AND "a GRAvIsR STREET,
No 2pH BETWEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS
Southern SesUi1sg Machine Depot.
No. 90 CANAL STREET
| 1900 MACHINES TO ARRIVE.
In the whole MACHINES have come so rapidly
| into favor and aHS@
sLOAT 4 co.'s ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE
1t lis great and a decided Improvement all others.
improvement the Wheeler Wilson'S 1t is
simple learn has Leather Pad lighter,
fifty per cent less,
| AND IS WARRANTED
TO B E U p e r o r
| TO ANY MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
NJ. S. HEDRIcK,
Agent.
N b. caution the public to beware Of Wheeler Wilson's
| complicated Leather Pad Machines OFT 2p2m&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-30

DNUiS'
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
Is its pure concentrated state certain for Consump.
tion Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Influenza, Splitting
Blood Whooping Cough Pains in the Breast Side Papita
ton of the Heart, Nervous Debility etc.
herself &c. this remedy challenges
all others Built foundation and raised by the hand of
goes home the disease and perfect cure is at
obtained.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
Agents the Southern States and whom all orders
should be addressed. ms 2p3teod<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-30

1T Cures at Once.
The quickest and the remedy of course the best hence
in such Piles Salt Reum, Scroa and in fact
every kind of Cuaneous Erupons Cuts Wounds, Bruises
Eysipeas and all of the genus DAILEYS MAGICAL
PAIN ACTOR the only quick efectual
be obtained Try and will be without it,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for South whom all orders should
be addressed. ms 2p3teod<W
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Floor. Oil Cloths.
y.
GEOR G. f L. N AIR N E,
Near Royal, Touro Buildings.
large assortment, wide cut to suit any apart
nent
TAELE OH. CLOTII-4-t and Cd Wide
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aip 6risttIt.

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rn. 70 AZ N6R ErtzHszssr
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07
LATEST NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE
A Another Terri6Ie Battle Foushc!!
ALLIES VICTORIOUS y!

ST. JoHyS, n. T. July 6 1859.
The steamship Adelaide has arrived at this
point from Galway, on the 25th, bringing Lon
don and Liverpool advicpS of Saturday noon re-
ceved by telegraph. The news is of a highly
important natuIe.
The Empress OF France had received teles
gram from Napoleon, on Friday evening. an
nounclng that terrible battle had been fought,
and the allied forces had gained great victory
The entire Austrian army had formed in line Of
battle, extending distance of five leagues. -
The battle lasted from fonr O'Clock in the morn
ing until p. NJ. The French captured a num-
Der of flags, pieces Of cannon and prisoners.
A despatch from Vienna, says a battle was
progressing, but gives 10 details
Napoleon had demandeded permission to march
10000 troops through Hanover to the Rhine
1t was rumored that Prussia had threatened
to assist in suppressing the mediated insurrec>
tonary movements III Hungary.
The Swiss troops which wnre sent from Rome
to suppress the rising at Perugia, had dad a
desperate encounter with the people, shooting
them down Unfortunately.
THE VERY LATEsT.-By Telegraph to Gal.
ray-Paris, Saturday 25 The Emperor tee-
graphs the following to the Empress:
GAMBIA, Friday Evening. Battle
Great Victory.-The whole Austrian army for
med line os battle, extending five leagues in
length. We have taken cannon, flags and pris-
oners. The battle lasted from four in the NOR
ming till eight i'll the evening.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07
Common School Celebration at Kellogg's
Corners

The gathering of Common School scholars
and friends of Education at Keloggs Corners,
on the 4th inst was unusually large, The num-
Der of persons present was variously estimated
from 5000 10 y, $40. The chill drcn of the com.
mon schoo were out almost en- masse from
quite number of towns, both Of Racine and
Kenosha counties. The profuson of banners,
inscribed with appropriate devices, which were
displayed ameng the multitude, presented
most animated and interesting spectacle The
grove in which the exer cises were held, is most
admirably calculated for such an OCCASION
The delightful weather and the good order pre-
,conspired to render the day, one of pleas
ure to the children, and of rational enjoyment
to all present.
The exercises consisted of the reading of the
Declaration of Independence, an GRAFTON, volun.
teer speeches, songs, vocal and instrumental
music, &c. The Grafton by Mr.. Barry Elk
State Superintendent of Schools. was deliver
ed in that gentleman's usually impressive style
OF eloquence. The tables were not only bonn
tifully provided with all the substantials. but
also dehcacies. The liberal provision made for
the vast assemblage is worthy of commendation;
after all had refreshed themselves, there was
still an abundance remaining
The observance Of the Anniversary of our Ma.
tional Independence at Kelloggs Corners, not
only afforded pleasing holy-day fer the chill
dren and youthbut was also calculated to uive
a new impulse to the cause of education. It
was a more rational way of impressing the
Dung, with the responsibility of American cit.
izenship, and the duties of life. than any am
cunt of thunderings from cannon, or loud bnz-
zahs by an excited multitude