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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Trustees Sale.
Charlest0wn Academy.

THE ensuing session will commence on MON.
Il DAY, Sep'emhsr 81. aud coatinue hve months
TERMS
For Tuition "a The Classical and
Mathematical Department, $40 90
English IS m
iof sAe Session.
Ezra ebsrge Tor French
The course OF rn-trurtion Ia this In.titption
comprises The different studies pursued by youih
Tor me purpose OF becUmtng qua ,h,d for hu since,
or tor admission 10 advanced standing 10 our
College Untiring cIertion will be used 10 rem.
der 70 effective and la1roueh
IEAPpiicauts for admission must rnesgr to
continue from The tay q admission g. the enc OF,
the Session. Pupils from distance maktoP .s-iy
apniicaton can be accommodated with Board
al The houss o. the Pfiacipal ca reasonable
terms. Arrangements will he made 10 secure thr
services Of 4 comTefrnt assistant.
JOHN }. sANBORN, Principal.
Jolly ; 1859 - 3m
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Virginia to-Wit.

AZ rs's. osll ia .ee Gers, One Of the Cir.
49, Ssat cSertet Jeds'sOn coanv, on The eh
-lpf 81 AsgssL p~6O
- k.<aSt G.s-r. Adniuislratot vib Ihe1
s<fNrsterrs Of Joseph Hoffn deerased,
sai in her owe right. aud Robeft Lscss,
Jf ls,e Sheriff 81 J,G-r,ou Cooay, Com
niitre Adm illustrator Ls 1sAis Hss OF George -
L. HSanAs, deceased,
Jaha A. Thomson EIecator Of Nimrod
Aaders0a deed. Aad TTaS.ee % NimtUd
Aaaef>Oa Wac, and ,he SAID Nimtod An
dsrNoa Ware. J0hn w Han, Thomas
Hau. James + Han Joseph %. Hatl, MIN
rod K Hau, Thomas b. March and Francis
A,s ste, Robert Moore ard Jsne hn wife, , <
II onas w Hesktt sod Harriet his v,ie
Jan, Ciafissa Hart. EiiEa Levi John ;
W Andersot, Joseph And.rsoa, Ihoms'
Anderson and Chatham WAY and May
Ann. his vii tcvisers Of said Simtod An
dersJn, deceased.
AB.il u Review in Cbauesry.
The object Of this soit is 10 recover the sum OF
Ave huadrei and seyeuiy one dollars and eigkiy-
sven and hati ren,s. with Iniets,t lhereou irom
March tst. 1920, and 20 charge the same ssa leo
90 parcel 81 taftv-scsrn Atd hall acres Of land
IN Jefferson county, which Wa as,ignej 20 Eiire.
seth Wager IA dtyisiun ~ tue real sstAie OF John
Wager tecea.cd smuaE bis heirs. psft Of " ich
vas he'd hy ths tate Nimfoi Andersen al ~,
deaJh aat ShieA Fassed oy his Wal
app.sfioe IN ahfavi' 6.ei 20 his suit that
the Dst,odsst, loan W. Ware j. not a resident
Of this STATE, he 70 hereby required 10 appear Win
in ons uSiih after or Justification Of this order
and DO What u nSeesssry TO protect HE isseres's
10 THIS mAu,r.
Hi.tSrIh,r ordered ibsts copy Of ibis order be
pahlishei once wreS fot four successive weeks In
the Virginia Free Pbss q 1euspsper Ptised in
the eoaniy 81 Jsfsrs n and pss.d atihe front door
ofihe Court n. us- 81 sad County, 90 the hfst
day Of the ner counW Cour,
Copy rsst-,
RI BROWN, Clerk.
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VAGINA, to-wit:


la The Cirsai' C.sri, OF jefferson Coosy.
AAa L Ginsr, PisinuG
dgslaa IN CHANCERY
Hsnry Berry, Admir-. de b0sli A0a win me ui'l
snaeIrd OF Joan BaEsr, deco Vinern NJ Baii,r
adm Ntth Toe will AnncIrd VI Wttham SnUft
Gee d., Rooeu Lucas, late shenn Of J,fef,oa
County, ccmmiSe aCm'T Il Joseph McMuusn
deed, aud 81 samuel ID. Bsket cecd Aud d
william Lisie Baker, decd, aud Joan Bassr
dec d. snd u Robert w Baker deed ACC Vt O.
hst w BaEsr deed. aud Of Ellen NJ Tsp>eou
dSSeAssi. Dr!cpgsoi.
The Washington Couny Bank &c, PIG.
IN CHANCERY
william Lucas, adm VI samuel kBgi-, crc'd -
and the hsifs Of sad deerdenL Deds
and
joan Hopkins, Surviving partners SC PtG.
g. ~ CHANCERY
The same tei'atahis a. IN the hrst above case
ana Ana + G'mvr, D,H's.
'lNhc.e cane on again 10 ~ hesrd ., ~ her
i this IS CAV q Fc5iuary, 1850 gBun ne pa
Prrs formerly read, aud upon the rrp"u Of Com.
missioner Coaks, OF January 30sh. IeG0; and up
90 the special slaismeni aud drposisUh there with
Co which there 10 noeIcrpiion ina vas argued ty
counsel UpoS eonsidefattoa whereof II IL ad
JUDGED ottsfei ana decteed. NAT The said rspon
D. eUnhrmcd. and u appearing thereby that there
- 10 the hands OF y : White receiver OF tht,
CoUu, So - cts nd bond of Mrteduh
Helm. on which there j. due ave hunfrea snd two
90 isrs and t~cniy.hsc GEMS Wuh trtrrr.t On
S5OJ PAu thereof, iiOm E,b'TJ lst. lsJ0. an IN
Ih- h4nL. OF LBdre~ Hunter. balance Of 500
% ct,., in a bond 81 Geotg. w stppingtoa aud
Joh8 1. Hsbkis, u - drcfred and uTCsfrd ihat
Andrew Hun,eT DO collect the "a "a bond DIG W
Sappiugron AVID John l. Hsnkl- AnG ray the sau
over 20 The receiver of he Court aud that the
ss,d receiver 90 collect the bond OF NJ Helm ana
pay 10 he ComnisSioneT r T.. Cooke his Ter, n
'hrse causes due him aud that he paw 10 Ann
Gtltrer one fourth ct Hr hsiAnc. noe IN his b.,4,
or mat m-y be received from The bond aiofe,aji
when eoiieeiei due by Meredith Helm
And ihrse causes are again referred 10 Com.
missiOusr Cooke 10 ascertain and report 10 VII 4,
the her ihfts t2unhs OF sad money and bonds
ere properly ravsbie, and What othsr innts tbr,.
may BE- IL these causes snd ~ who's han+s Aue
by whom 10 he accounted Tor anu how he SANE
should Be cispotee Of
And taid commissioner Is directed 10 riysn.
tirs so NE psfirs ~ rubiication " SOM ueuspa.
per 81 ths C0any for for succsssige wssks vbjeh
rgb.iealioG shail Ue IN leo OF p,fsosAi s-fyi-s.
Copy-Trsie
Aug 2 ises = Grown, crI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

" U
gn>li csoss Ut S-ssr' n third " sdoesfsy il Juns
Ih7 iou"Ntbg genie men compose he Faeuity
OF tfis instiin 200
REV. DAVID HTTLE. ID. D., Prrsidsnt asd
ProisssoT ~ Moral and Intellectual Philo,nphy
sni Hsbrvw NfN'
B. CARSON WELLS, A. NJ. Professor Of N,th,.
nattcs aud N.ursT Pht.nnbv
nv wv. r. hONCE, A. NJ, Acting Professor Of
Anelsnt asgusg.s .ni Litsrstste
''hN U fhLf. Asst.taRt 10 ABeisst LanEuagts
ssd Preparatory Drpartment
REV. P.CA MANS, Professor c. Modem Lau-
gusrvs aas HshtrS
WILLIAM heCAULLY, Tutor
" All c1uamanteatOfs Telatins 10 AdFni,,o, a., al.
iastituitop stss nd ~ s<ids.,,sd 90
kEN DAVID 2. RITTLE D-s,ldent
AUG. p. is60--if-SpuH Cops,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
ATTEsTIoH GrARns

A. fou 49, meet 81 tbs Cosri.H Home 10 -st-,-
aaT ~ 1850 OF Ausasl ats o'c'art, ~ t.s
pofpofe o. Flsfun- SD anf 90 itssf.ra.t.
ISL Aa9 %, dril POI srsudsarc fg48 srl
w 70 order ~ he Captsi1
o nAREELL.
ealtt 1850. Ia Sfr.frrf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

UUHHlssl0HERTF UTF'
"A ~ frfsaus hasiaz CLAIMS sratast " IN g.
~ -fitsrr. aa ef ag. its BE- Esals ars sstt.
re = afrsfs, 20 - tY go tob Of Asrsst
go. tf ~ 49, el 'iff aetifrf ~ seal
Fspef. aWapg u,vsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Salem, Roanoke County, Virginia.

TINE sbov. Iust,Iuti.n - io-atsd at Salem
Il Roanoke Couniy "a ~ bssutif-I and irrti,r
.esaery. e. loYs heslitiul ciinsr aGd to suT.
roahasd By smoTSt a d I. tsiiig,ntcommuniiy -
Il tss, m0reoVef peculiar isettiii-s at Access be-
~ % Tue va sad Tenn. Rslitoad, on ,ae Iine OF
uaSel h~tSsSn SiauH on aud W ihtyiii- and he,
iEsea ne >1uth-ta roaairs arc MuOrtAiu Wa.
ieIlnr Piacrs These circ 1ms ~Hces .ogeJhs, win
TeirgtsFhie Othrs, siS.s u every advantage 10
b dcsirrt 10 IJtatton
One stti'iorsi building has been er.eied. and
anoihef lu-t uuier contract shieh n greatly IN.
crease m iactltit~s snt couvrutsuce az the Coes,
Ihr groun's have been ts,ieiuity laid out 40 or.
ramen'ed atd are. NH the gtrVih u ioiest Tree,
and shIah hriN hrcNmInP mofs and nnnrr aIltartix.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Lumber and Coal Yard.

'ThE nndeTsIgned has On hand for sale ger raI
assortment Uf Seasoned Timbrr which 80
efs 10 The public a. reduced prices He IL NE.
pared TO nrnish all orders large or snail A. nom.
or AbTosd, lie would call particular . tsD,ioo Ia
ms JOY ~ WHITE ~ +. The best a'id cheapest
WIN u ihs coal business, he vii aiways ks,p in
bis yard Tor sale, BY the ton OF 5usheI Havtnv
made ample arrangements, h. wiu Gtni.h ans
80 Of Coal desired, delivered Al The & O
hairoad Depot, or ~ The penis Of he pufeha.
seT hy ihr car or hail car DAD a. NAV - dssifss
Persons "a want Of the sooye articles viii % veil
to give h'm call before purchasing elsewhere. a.
h. de,sf mined TO- sel rsduc, prices for cash
waVs on hand
te 1afd ON corner Of Marin Street srd Col
irge Alley, Martinsbutr. Va
GEORGE sHERRER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09


W.,she'. Jeveiry. Fssey Goods. Gallery Closl,,
and Niliiary Goods Of every dc-ctiptto. ss.h =.
ssoEa., EPasleiiss. sa,h-., Hst,. Lace HattsA. A.
Miitary eossPasies futa.hed complete uih every az
ticle. - -
Nov opening nssRi6e-st STOCK Of N,- q cod.
sueh a. Arset'css, E@sl,A. Germaa And Fr~-,h -.
sIfy In at sed ~ single Pteo-s Rect qsuLty Cod
Wa'che' w. g''.h Levers. shsistoa de-. Dspisx A..
ehor bsesPsmeat. Lspbss, som~ very small Ior laiiss
.et with paris and diamonds. eisgau,l, es.n,lied
lhdsPsodeni add Quarter second WalsAs. Hsai,.,
u earet Eoid WAtchss IN every varsity
Rleh Chias Vases, from Parls .sS Dt,.Jr, H,.,rh
and spanish Fans
Silver. Cod Ivory. Pearl aud Lssthsr Card C...,
do, do. . do. Por Mosaie.. -
Elersat Gill and brorssd Cloek,. CaBdtsh,a,
ALBATA WARE-SPoon.. fofks, Iadlss butter.
kafv .. &e.. Of The best quality.
Plated tea sod coffee set., caster. vaH.,, e.k,
ea'ksb 'erstAb. di'hes t1FesBs. better askes eas.
dlsstiets, teakettle., sfps. salt esnsp
Tortoise shclleomb-. se~ styles EaR itsh sad -.,i
csc table gallery .ss.or, pee ksire. ro,t,o,
kai'es. music boxes, 2, ,, l. 5, and pair, j-u,l,t
scales and weights, Ge.
Waichmsksrs' tool. md asstsrial.. watch Cl..s..
Fiies. ~ 's'
c X. Go. oHsr The shove goods 90 m. very hes,
terms. Cell and examine ID.e 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
FARMERS

NATHO havc safarsi 80 Irose rha msv usst
w Ire csifbfaet BHtGfd aaf Haofnaa
pktILs Gao noe b. fapf.isf a. rave tust 70.
-.t,..f q 20 Csf Loafs ot ben Ttcss esaune
,ss 80 s..d tnost ponaiW FERTtLlEEE no.
49, 49,. oBaphs PrfuVaa GUANO -sn DO
su-su.sb v ne les fsiss ibss 90 rsa b. bad BE-
Bs.,..., =. y " AtsQUTTH
49,. tafo q. fifIalr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

CoHNssIoHFEs OFpicE
CbafrsuSs, Aug 2. 1880 (
The parties 10 The above sBsWrf are bsr,hy
notified 10 appear a. nv ofAcs. In CtarlsSouR
Jcfrrsun County, Virginia on The 3O,h dav Of Az.
Fussl 1850 uiih their evidence, TO spEbls ne to
rI6eHle The above decree
EDWARD p. COOKE cer',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
BUTCHERING RESUMED.
Attention Troop.

VIE shrnhPfftows Tf1b vii 80.
ates tsi e. Errtaa faf rsetsl. "a
- L'.1isnan al ESQ Cannssr wII ~ VI
80 sfa'ioFh - ~ itik dsysf AZ. AZ
atfl ie'' 80 pf'orF Y ~ p oder -
-. JOHN r OfBsoN Csf
Asf >. Isso - Zee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

icy Texas is another apple that has grown
upon the same tree. California was acquired
in the same interest, but unfortunately for
those who stirred up the war with Mexico, free
labor got the start of seryitude in the golden
State, and Slavery lost in considerable meas
uro the fruit of this acquisition by the admis-
sion of California as a free State into the Union.
The Missouri Compromise was abrogatcd at
the demand Of the same C type of industry"
The Kansas troubles are all chargeablc directly
to the same cause. The acquisition Of Cuba
has been for years demanded by the same power,
and for no other reason than because it was
necessary to enable the slave oligarchy to keep
the reins of Government that they felt slipping
flom their grasp.
As the free States have grown in population,
and, in consequence, in representation and infu-
ence i'll the Federal Government, the slave
States have nursed disunion schemes and dis
union sentiments. In this way, and by this
blustor,- the patronage of the General
Government, which they have 50 largely enjoyed
and unscrupulously used, they have managed
hitherto to override the real sentiments Of the
North, to put their feet upon every attempt to
legislate for the benefit of free labor. The
people, at last have rebelied against this tyran.
mic domination, and declared that there is a
North as we'll as South in the Conlederacy-
that free labor has rights as sacred, and as much
under the guardianship Of the Constitution,
as slave labor, that men are, at least, of as
much consequence as property, 1t is this re-
suit, reached through the slow lapse Of years
and by the necessary re action of an intelligent
people against the pressure of a domineering
power, that is now made the occasion for soces
sion. South Carolina now sees that a point
has been reached in the progress Of the Gov
eminent, where Slavery is to stand no better
chance than any other type of industry; .
that the energies Of the Constitution arc not to
be entirely exhausted in the interest of slave.
catching and sllve-breedin8, but are to be made
to protect and bencfcently guard the homes Of
free labor as wei as the plantations of seryitudo
At this she rebels. And, that her rebellion
may be made as easy as possible for her, she
wisely takes time by the foroIock, knowing very
well that the Old Imbecilo at tho head of the
Government not only will interfere no obstacle
III tho way Of her treason, but will give her al
aid and comfort in her rebellious dispositions
Well, she has chosen the bed upon which she
will lie, and she will have nobody to curse but
herself if it should prove couch of thorns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27
The Preside t a Traitor.

1t has been announced by telegraph, that the
President of these United States, has given or
ders to Major Anderson, who commands at Fort
Monltrie, South Carolina, to surrender the fort,
on demand from Chat rebelious State, without
firing a gun, Hitherto Btnedct Arnold has
enjoyed the Infamous distinction of being the
chief among the traitors to this country. But
it has been reserved for james Buchanan, the
thirteenth elected President of the American
people, after having sounded every other depth
of lnfamy in the service of his slave masters. to
shock the world by this treason, beside whose
gigantic proportions the crime of Arnold is
d"arfed into comparative insignifcance. The
worst acts of the worst Presidents before Bu
chanan, even all the crimes against liberty he.
fore committed by Buchanan himself, take on the
hue OF virtue, when put beside the blackness of
this monster treason. If no other power can
reach the President, let the press, at least. US,
its whip of SCORPIONS and lash tho traitor naked
through the world.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

New LAW FIRM.-We understand that Hon
T. P. Redfeld has associated with himself in
the practice of Law, MIR. c. j. Gleason, yonng
man who studied law in his Office some five Years
age, and who has since been In his employ. This
is dattering compliment to Mr.. Gleason. but we
are sure that while Mr.. Redfed's eminent abli-
ty and integrity has given him the confidence Of
the community, and very extended patronage
his ofhce VIII loose mono of its high reputation
und"T ths now partnership, and clients can do
no better than to uSsthsiF business with them
Their office is in he Fresaaa Building.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27
a Presidential Fast.

Buchan$n, after having done more than any
other man now living, to bring this Country
into its pre >ent peril, has issued canting rec.
ommendatlon that Friday, the 4th day of Jan
uary next, be observed as q solemn Fast. He
recommends that we humble " ourselves before
the Most High " that we " implore Him to
"remove from our hearts that false pride of
"opinon which would impel us to persevere in
wrong for tho sake of consistency, rather
" than yield "a just submission to the untore-
" seen exlgencies by which we arc surrounded "
Now we have no desire to dissuado any man
from going without his dinner on the 4th prox-
imo; though We think those who are 50 happy
as to have dinners and appctites On that day,
may as well in thankiulncss enjoy the blessings
they have, as to stand with Buchanan in public
places, and thank God that they are not as other
men, and more especially like the psor, bat
greatly toonumcTous, Republican party.
We have considerable faith in ,rayer, espeo-
tally the prayers of righteous men. And we
believe fasting to be Divine institution. But
we don't believe either fasting or prayer will
help those who don't help themselves Five
hundred United States troops in Fort Moultric,
instructed to hold that Fort against the blus-
tering traitors, would do more to strengthen
the bonds of Union, than the collective or in,
dvidual supplications of all the Federal Off
GERS, from the imbecie old public functionary
to the meanest tide-waitcr that subsists upon
the crumbs that fall from his masters table.
Hsop narrates fable OF the countryman
who, BY careless driving, found his wagon fast
in theSmud. The countryman fell to cursing
his luck, and soon began to bawl to Hercules to
help him out of his difficulty. The god at last
appeared, and told the countryman to stop his
bawling, and put his shoulder to tho wheel,
and apply the whip to his cattle. The teamster
had the good sense to comply with this advice,
when, much to his astonshment the Difficult.
ties vanished, ami his wagon was soon moving
upon firm road. Haec fabula docet that Hoa-
ven helps those who help themselves.
1t is possible that Buchanan may be SO much
absorbed in his devotional exercises, standing in
the synagogue, and for pretenso making long
prayers on his appointed Fast, that he cannot
then give five minutes to the pursuit Of mere
worldly wisdom. But if he should be able to
steal that amount of time from his devotions on
that occasion, we think it might be proftably
! spent in studying A3sops Fables.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

Pay FOR YoUR PAPER. - Our subscribers must
not find fault with us for calling their atten-
ton at this time to the fact that the terms of
the FREEMAN are $3.50 per year, strictly in
advance. There are few who have crept
along, and not paid for the passing year, to
whom we wish to say, once for all, that we
must and shall have pay from them immedi-
ately.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

Coon APPOINTMENT We learn that
Sheriff circuit has appointed Norman D. Saw
yer, of Berlin, a Deputy Sheriff for the year
ensuing Mr.. Sawyer has been Constable of
Berlin for the last two years, has made him
self thoroughly oonversant with the duties of
his Office, and we predict for him popular and
succesSful career as Deputy Sheriff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS
The School TeaSherS of Washington County
meet as the Hall of the Union School House ia
Montpelier on Saturday, January Sta, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to offer, consider, and inter.
change views on the best mothods Of Teaching.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

LAAoLLE CoUNTY.-The new Congregational
Church at Hydepark will DO dedicated on
Christmas day. President Pease, of the U. V.
NJ, breaches the sermOn.--The county court
adjourned on the 18th inst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

Navigation on Lake Champlain, closed -
Wednesday, the 9th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12

OF his editorial course. Mi. Halsey, is the rri-
waite secretary Of Gey. Moore, and has been absent
from the town while have been here. During his
absence Dr. j.. M. Sewer, also formerly connected
with the New Orleans Courier, has rendered ma
teria assistance in the editorial Of the
paper.
Opposite Alexandria across the river--is the
village of Pinesile, of which shall treat in fu-
ture letter, wherein shall have something more
to say of Alexandra. Three and a half miles dis
tant, ia the pney woods, is the State Seminary Of
Learning. The building may be called splendid,
ana hope, indeed, every citizen doubtless does,
that the institution will be successful as ought.
believe that there are about sixty pupils now in
attendance. The G Red River Railroad runs to
Bayou Boeuf, sixteen miles from Alexandria. Its
owned by Mr.. Ralph Smith, has been IN operation
about twenty years, and the charter will soon ex-
pre. It is alleged generally that It is not managed
pro bono p,tbco much pro bono Isrnitlso, and
consequently people seem glad that the charter is
nearly out. 5
WEATHER, CROPS, RIVER.
The drouth in and Immediately about Alexandria
still continues, but the neighboring country has
been blessed in spots, with fructifying showers.
There is still time to plant and raise corn, if the
weather becomes and continues of favorable char
acter. Cotton is getting along pretty well, and
ditto cane. The river is falling steadily.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12

=, lHE JAfASEsE AMI TIM GHessriAs REIfcIos.-
hne sapansse sm ', having few days ago,
vted TO attend public worship at The nsn;,ai Ia ,hn,
have replied through the 0. s. Com,nsasnnsr ,h.t
bur one religion II known and aesnowledsaf sl he
the laws Of Japan; that they are forbidden in any
bration Of any other; and while expressing ,heir
Acknowledgements for the interest and kind asten.
ffans Of their American friends. they respectfully
decline entering into any conversation or receiving
any books Of religious character, or being
present at any of the religious solemnfies 10 which
they have been or may be invited. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12

In this city on Monday morning 18th nst Of pneumonia
EMMA, daughter Of VIZ H. and Kate Phillips aged years
and IL months.
Louisville tKy.l papers please cory.
The friends of the family respectfully invited attend
The funeral this 10 o'clock from the residence
pare MS Ne $50 Love STREET between Vaudeville Spain
sreits. Third District. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
FRESH Goods! Fresh Goods

Just received from Paris beautiful assortment Of
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS.
MOROCCO BELTS for Ladies';
BELT BUCKLES NETS for tho Hair;
GsAvATs, sUsPENpERs etc., etc.
LION & ANDREE,
a and % Royal street,
iell 2nf corner Benville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
From the rbila,lelphia Saturday Gazette. !

That the business Of Git Enterprise be made egiti
oaoha be conducted fairly and honorably doing
justice all parties il asurdiy but reality that has
plainly. True, know Of but man
vho succeeded in 9 only peeanary but has the
confidence the public and the conclusion ase arrived at
Is ewing solely the fact that he Ia the only Of
them who has dealt honoaby and fairly by his patrons Ger
tain that could conduct business unfairly the
length Of tmehe has without word of complaint being ut
against him by the hundreds Of thousands who have been
the recipients Of fyors his hand We refer of course to
G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street, phiadelphiap
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