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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-03
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NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS.

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
Y,.,iIent Of the L 5 ;: FRANKLIN PIERCE, of n II
s.,rrarv Of State WILLIAM MARCY, of
Secretary Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, of ny
Secretary Of the Interior ROBERT MCLELLAND OF Mich
Secretary Of the Navy: JAMES c. poBBIN OF
Secretary Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
Post Master General : JAMES CAMPBELL, of Penn
Attorney General CALEB CUSHING, Of Mass
Ci.f Justice Of Supreme Court ROGER B. TANEY of Nd
Associate Justices
T9ux NLEAN, Of Ohio SAMUEL NELSON, OF
i.yEs N " AYSE Of Geo ROBERT c GRIER of Pa
JeBS CAT .oN, of Tenn BENJAMIN r CURTIS, of Mass
YsTER DANIEL, OF Va JonS CAMPBELL, OF Ala
STATE ADMINISTRATION.
Governor Of Wisconsin COLES BAsHFoRD, Of Oshkosh.
5seatanant Governor ARTHUR NJ ARTHUR Milwaukee
SECRETARY Of State DAVID W JONES, Belmont
S-sts' Treasurer CHARLES kCEHN, Two Rivers
rtsrurr General VILLAIN SMITH, Mineral Point
Supt PasIt IuSt'u \ CONSTANTINE BARRY, Racine
u.r +. IauptrolIer WILLIAM DENNIS, Watertown
STAT. Prison CoMmr EDWARD MGARRY, Milwsukee
sa Jus Of Sup Court EDWARD WHIToS, Of Janesvllie
Associate Justice
SBKAx D SMITH Of Milwaukee 0RsA4Cs COLE, Of Potos
Circuit Judges
JaBS N KEEP, Beloit GEORGE GALE, la Crosse
. Il " RANDALL Waukesha GEO W CATE, Stevens Pt.
!. u I-2I .REE tlzlGSee : FULLER, Hudson
W r GoEsLISE, Sheboyg'n . ALEX l. COLLINS, Madison
: u u COrHRES, Mini Pt. 10 COTTON, Green Bay
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.
Iara County Judge : I.UNAS STRONG. of Highland
Sheriff LEVI STERLING. of Mineral Point
gssrz Circuit Count JAMES HUTCHIsoN,
Camu I'd Supervisors LEHUEL " JOINER, of Wyoming
Clerk ARTHUR BRITTAS. Mineral Point
Register of Deeds JOsErH LEAN, et Hodgeville
Treasurer :: JoHN UEsS of Mineral Point
Isre.-ltiur Atrernev LOUIS CRANE of Dodseville
Surveyor. JOHN WHITELAw, Mineral Point
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.IOHNS x EXANS.

NJ ERCHANT TAILORS, High-st-, Mineral Point, Wis
II ~aclt share Of pubic patronage. Their work vii
zone in the fashionable style, and reasonable
'.7s Cutting deus 10 el4er. and warranted % NJ. i
rF=ss made ". e-I
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HENRY PRICE.

INFNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn.
IL CapitSl 100000 oflce over Milton store, Min
s-4. Point 81 y. b. BOYDES, Agent
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CONTINUES practice his Profession in allit branch
[ u.s. Office. first door below Ansley Tramefs store
rnce the brick bpding southwest Of the brick
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-03

/ -TaENEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW, Minera
Il gatut VIII attend land negotiations, and trans
4 business connected With his profession coiieclioh
Y-.ar,lv attended TO- Onice in County Building. 81
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RICHARD L. READ
DUNN ~ READ,

4 TEaBNEy At LAW, and solicitor in Chancery, Min
d. sral Point once in Thomas new block 81
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SaNuEL CRAWFORD,

TTaRNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT LAW, and So
y ,itors in Chaacery, Mineral Point. oihoe IN MI
.-.. M..L VI
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

{, ENERAI. LAND AGENT, opposite the [. :. Hotel
u HIgb->t-, Mineral Point 81
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LOUIS III. ID. CRANE
ID, B. PRIEST.

4 TIoRNEV AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor in Cshnce-
Il ~ ana General Land gent Dodgeyile, Iowa Coun-
t"- " Wisconsin 81
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y. Ii. BOADEN,

f. TTaFNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, Mineral
Y Point Collections promptly attended tc S1;cS
g .rr Ausl.y 4 TrameIs store. FL
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GEORGE L.. FROST

[ TruRNFY AND cot NSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
L Point is will practice in the Supreme and Circuit
,a at thIs state and in L. 5 District Court OF
f.a. .-..- ,,st. ..----.s,-, g.
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FlLTTNER. and Dealer in Millinery Goods, Ladies
Vi ,he-~ Trimmings Fancy Goods, &c, next coo, 70
be Central House High-st-, Mineral Point FL
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}. IL. HOFFETT, VI. d.,
Lo~. GnnDI.AD. VI. ID.

Id respectfully tender his professional service,
~ g. the citizens OF Mineral Point, and vicinity
gfrr opposite the United States Hotel 81
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TENBER Of she College of Physicians and Surgeons,
II University the tate Of n y, tenders his ser7i-
ritizens Of podgeve and vicinity as Physician,
..-Hou and Acc-ucher. y
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InRR ~ NEESM0RE.
FARLEY EATON,

4 TT0RNEY'S At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis ofce
I y syer Nn>lpv x Tramers store SI
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Il. III. CLARN,

1 -ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
q tnsnt OfEce IN NIItoE's Stous Block 81
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4lrOfrs5ional ana 3uslntss Garss.
WISCONSIN SHOT TOWER,
HELENA, WIS.
ID. W. CARLEY, VI.

y~6UIn respectfully offer his services 10 the citizens
~ oc Nihlin, and surrounding country, as PH4sI-
CIAN and SURGEON.
- 0face second building south OF Clayton Hop
St,r- sly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-03

HI Why is ripe field Of gram like
:. eros. baby, Because they both want
the cradle.
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MARK COREIN.
BENZ. G. SCOTT,

S-o-ARE PUBLIC and Conveyancer- Ofhce m tbs
' County Buildings, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, Wis
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DR.. BENZ. l.. BRISBANE,

ftENEnAI Dealerin Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
HARDWARE 6c yellow Stone, Wis, Nov IL 1855 ly
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GEO. ID. WILDER, VI. D.,

1 32-Iy
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-AAElES EE w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
Later from Kew West,

By the arrival Of the steamship Calhoun from Key
West we have the Key Of the Gulf of the Both ult.
In relation to the burning of the brig Cynosure on
the 18th nit. near Elliott's Key that paper says:
The Cynnsure was new brig. Anderson, master,
from Rockland, Me-, bound to New Orleans with a
cargo of 1856 barrels Of lime On the 18th May smoke
was discovered issuing from the hold, the matches
were Immediately closed, and every effort made to
check the fire but on the oath instant, Capt Ander-
son finding the vessel becoming very much heated and
fearing the fire would break out run her ashore near
Elliotts Key. On the 25th the schooner Amelia Ann
discovered her, went to her assistance saved the
crew, stripped the vessel of her materials etc. but
before all was saved the vessel was enveloped in
flames.
The Amelia Ann returned to this port with the
briggs crew and Materials settled the salvage for
$1,000, and the materials have been shipped on the
schooner Ottawa for Boston, which sailed this morning
We find the following further intelligence in the
Key: ~
The schooner Flying Arrow arrived the 25th inst,
with load of iron from the wrecked ship Helen E.
Booker, and reports her lying the reef bilged the
tide ebbs and flows through her bottom. All the car.
go will probably be saved
The steamer Scottish Chief, bound to Tehuantepec,
is still in port awaiting advices from her owners and
for repairs.
On the 9th inst, the U. S. Marshal sold at public
auction the bark Philah, her tackle, apparel and
furniture for $l70l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
Telegraphed TO the New Orleans Crescent
FIRE AT MEnpH1s-A BLOCK DESTROYED
fpr The RATIONAL LIsE.l

MEMPHIS, June 1a--A fire occurred last night,
destroying the entire block on Front Row, occupied
by the Bank Of West Tennessee, the Commercial
Bank J. W. AcCracken & Co. :; Goodlet, Nabors &
Co.; Steward, King h Co.; S. McManus, and Cues
man Hoffman, besides number of Offices occupied
by cotton factors.
The amount of the loss, which is very large is not
yet ascertained.
Ex-Msmber Of Congress Dead.
ST. ALBANs, VT, June l7-Augustus Young State
Naturalist and an ex-member OF Congress from this
State, died to-day.
The Great Eastern. Ir
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The Coast Survey Office
reports that there is sufficient water in Long Island
Sound to float the mammoth steamer Great Eastern,
Foreign Shipping Intelligence.
NEW YoKK, June lS-Tbe bark Rebecca has ar.
rived at Liverpool from New Orleans in leaky con-
dition, her cargo much damaged.
River Intelligence. 5s.
LOUISVILLE, June ls.-The river is rising. The
falls are navgabe for the largest boats The weather
is showery. The mercury stands at SO.
VIcKsBURG, June ls.-The Peter Tellon passed
down at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
m1.s.zzzz~- PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-

On Sund the train will leave the city every half
o'clock p. NJ, until O'clock then every hour il
o'clock The train will also make the o'clock trip
Sunday mornings.
A Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
O'Clock, bove and the Lake every igh,
after the last train Extra special when required
by notifying the conductor
Station House has been erected at Gentlly Ridge, which
is also made Flag Station where the will
when required from A NJ 10 p NJ: down trips
and O'Clock and trips II and X O'CLOCK. Fare way
in steam trains Is cents. Tickets dow be
the ticket ONCE and he conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and from enty Ridge stopping
required will come up from the Lake 61s NJ
will leave rs follows
The City The GENTLY Ridge
O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock A. NJ
a. zS'::::::::s r:n. z':::::::: a'::::: " ':A'
E-For the LakeEach trip Immediately after
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
lFoURCHE.-The Lafourche Union of Thurs

FROM LAFoURcHE.-The Lafourche Union of Thurs
day has the following:
Seasonable showers during the week have made all
nature smile around u.s. Garden vegetables are unpre
cedentedy fine in quality and abundant in quantity
Notwithstanding the laeness of the season. the crops
OF and full of promise for an abundant
harvest.
The health of our parish. spite the unaccustomed
heat, is entirely satisfactory to all save the doctors
and some few individuals who catch an occasional de,
served gripe i'll consequence of their own imprudsnt
familiarity with green fruits Or bonnyc!abber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

THE ARMY WoRM.--We learned yesterday that
the army worm had made its appearance in various
localities in the neghborhood Of the city. 1t is said
that large field of grass on the Pope farm short
distance from the city has been totally destroyed by
these destructive insects I Lon. Courier llth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

SAD ACCIDENT.-About 2 o'clock yesterday even
ing, the earth on Lafayette street at the corner of
Main caved in whilst some workmen were engaged in
laying the foundation of brick building at the cor
ner, completely burying two men, Mr.. James Alley
and negro man OF Mr.. Hende's and falling en- Mr.
Joseph Pine. 1t was some time before tn, earth
could be removed so as to get out Mr. Alley and the
negro man. Both are seriously injured MIR. Pine is
but slightly hurt. 1t is mere miracle that all three
were not instantly killed. Baton Ronge Gazette l7th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

WALKER MEETING IN New YoRK.-The friends of
Gen. Walker held a meeting in New York on the
llth instant, for the purpose of making arrange
mentsf y give him public reception upon his arrival
in that city, Col. Fabens and others addressed the
meeting, and the following resolutions adopted:
Whereas, The time has arrived when it becomes
necessary for the American people to give public
preston to their views now before the world, and
peciay upon the momentous questions of the supre-
macy of republican institutions upon this side of the
Atlantic: Therefore
| Resolred, That we, the people of New York, SYM
pathize deeply with our fellow-conntrymen who have
gaanty struggled for the past two years against OBJ
| stacles hitherto insurmountable, to aid demo-
cratic brethren in Nicaragua in the establishment
and maintenance of the institutions of pure repub-
| licanism.
| Resolyed, That inasmuch as they stood firm in
position and integrity OF purpose against the united
attacks of Guatemala, San Salvador. Honduras and
Costa Rica, aided by an infamous association OF
American capital, and cheered on by the material aid
and moral countenance of Great Britain, the self
styled protector OF Central America and only yielded
at length when the flag Of their native land appeared
to tie arrayed against them, they have displayed a
herOism that merits the highest encomums.
Resolued, That the principle OF the Monroe doc
trlne IS vital to us as nation, and that We should
view with jealous eye the slightest attempt, from
whatever source, as an Infringement of the rights
therein declared.
Resolrca, That we recognize in William Walker
and the movement he worthily represents the only
element that give peace and prosperity to dis
traGed and impoverished neghborhood, and that ouI
own welfare and security, not less than the dictates
of common humanity, should lead us to extend tc
him sympathy and aid.
Rcsofred, That the course Of William Walker il
Nicaragua, in the field and in the council chamber
has given the best evidences of genius to conceiy,
and ability to execute the mission OF improvement
suffering and degraded people, and while we endors
him i'll the past, we declare our unwayerng conf
dence in him for the future.
Resotcea, That we invite William Walker, the gal
liant embodiment of those principles of democrac
and progress most dear to hearts, to visit thi
city, as the guest of the people, that We may eS
change with him congratulations over the past am
manifest to him our bright anticpations Of the future
The General arrived in Washington on the 1ltl
the second anniversary of the day on which he an
his brave little band landed at Realejo in Neaagua
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
FOR RED RIVER.
Will lleave on SATURDAY aOth inst, at O'Clock
r. FOR JEFFERSON, TEXAS d.

Will leave SATURDAY. 10Th inst, a 5 O'Clock.
r. For JEFFERSON, TEXAS, d.
rect-For Jefferson, Shreveport. Alexandria,
ssss all inermediae landings, the and very light
draught BiOomer. VIM Perry, master, leave
for the above Wednesday, 18th nst p NJ For freight
passage, apply on board,
jel5 SPEAKE & McCREARY. 3 Tchoupitouas street.
R- Shippers rely the Bloomer going through she
being extremely light
Leaves TU ESDAY, June 23d, at r. NJ.
, r.. - FOR GRAND ECORE. NAT.
chtoches: Alexandria, Collie, Gorton's Landing
Barbn's Landing, Norman's Landing. and all in
termedate landings Red River via Rivers
the light draght passenger packet MOntSOm
cry, John G. Dowty, lin place Of RadeS)
will leave above For freight passage apply board
ie7 GEO. D. HITE & co, Front street.
E- The Montgomery will take freight Shreveport,
at Alexandria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

THE MARX OF KANE UPoN HIM.-Our readers will
remember that in DR.. Kanes last work he represents
one of his men, named VIM. C. Godfrey, as having
deserted the company in the kour of their greatest
peril. This man Godfrey has been resident of the
city for year past reduced in consequence of the
odiam against him in all parts the country to driv-
ing an omnibus as means OF support.
[Phiiadelphia North American.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

DECIDEDLY CooL,-The New York Tribune says
The case of Mrs Mclean, although it is not by any
means singular one, affords striking illustration Of
the pernicious and demorazing effect of offanatcism
Well, what next? The New York Tribune NOR
alizng upon the pernicious tendency of tanatcism
There is cool assurance about it rather refreshing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

A" CRUEL PAEIENT''-Miss Mcbride, of Albany,
N. Y, recently swore out@a warrant against her
father for stealing her earrings and betting them
away on dog fight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

EARLY TRAIN TO
k ~ gaassl gaassl pkoGT0R ViLLEBAY AND
the Regular Trains at 10 A. M. and p NJ
On Sunday 7th June (and every Sunday until
her not ce TRAIN will leave at ~ A, NJ aording per-
opportunity of Breakasing the Gulf and returning
before dinner, the evening may be agreeable.
The exnetse sma-the and engines in fine ORDER
and good Fish Break ast Dinner can be had
There will also be eary Train the Fourth Of July
Omnbusses leave Canal street at 6 A. NJ daily. ei3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

SUM NJ e II ARRANGEMENT
Is$4zLtsSS4 81 Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos d. Clarke
master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis, Helena
Napoleon Greenvile and all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing days throughout the season. connecting the
Iirois Central Railroad for Louis cities
and at Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Nashville Huntsville Tucumba Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July !, at 5 ? NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July Is, at 5 p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July %, at s P NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. Y, at & P. NJ
Le,ves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug, &c, 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept g. at 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, at 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct 7, at 5 p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct 81, at s p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Nov. t. at s p NJ.
The Ben Franklin unsurpassed speed and
fort by boat having large and airy arranged
pressly the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
Staeroos be engaged for the above trips app
cation her where plan of her cabin be
JOHN F. HYDE co. 66 Poydras street,
W. e. REDDING, Raro Agent,
je9 under st. Charles Hotel.
p- The Ben Franklin will attend Memphis Bend, Way
lnDtA iOn buisi sinpssn sl.un1
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REG ULAR KETS.

, SUM NJ f. II ARRANGE MENT-
lRsaLs9 Steamer Belfast, VIM Wray, master; for
reenvi lie and all the Be ds, will leave the following
throughout the connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Lnu and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis Charleon Railroad Nash
vile Huntsville, Tuscumbia Knoxville Chattanooga
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THU URSDAY June 25 at 5 M
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY July 9, at 5 P. N.
Leaves New Orleans TiURSD AY, July a. at & z. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL U RSDAY Aug 6, at 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans TIL L RSDAY Aug. % at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans VI RSDAY Sept 3, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL U RSDAf, Sept II, at S p. NJ.
leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. i,at5P.M NJ.
Leaves New Orleans tn q RSDAY Oct Is, at 5 P. NJ.
The BEF Asst unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by boat: having very large and airy arranged
pressy for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving
be engaged for of the above trips
plcaton her agents where plan of her cabin
JOHN +. HYDE CO &c Poydras street.
W. Z. kEDDING, Railroad Agent,
under St. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
Plantation business nsual. eI2
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-. ~ -. -
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


WIN FUR 81 is oUfs ; TT oaiS 4 Ssii lick
l@4sn9sl, New Asdria Memphis Napoleon and all
n es ss
sSe
port ready receive freight on Thursday morning Ill
ss ' above For freight passage apply On oea % Fl t
n % aTs sna s ens 4
leaves on FyR EyEsPt6 IL n W. dsksrrse
ng EsEs s pnsss ] T.
ssvs ssw s s
sss
plan Of her cabin be aud satorcom secured
BY applying TO her AGENTS
FOR e TTgf?hx sT 6GisnGE Jrss s ssRv
ssSs ot Az sa Fl
fi! ss
plan Ct the cabin can be seen and sa'ero0ms
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
s..s' isiEy 9fsPAy TJGsDaF ss!f,s u
s Plsss : .s.m.r
Rodney Sashs Ssnn Red | River
and ali ate and"ss Carrying he
Nail o, pstsase having unsurpassed accommoda
, 1922 .D - ~ v GEo; D. H1TE Co. 8 Front street
VIII fasGs 4. psss s e .ssss sss
the steamer U. S. Aid at Vicksburg. jel7
Leaves every THU eSDAY, at 5o'clock P. NJ
r. REGULAR THURSDAY. U. y
lEAAAAiAAaasS6 Mail Packet II. w. McRae, J.
n White, master win leave TO. CaroIinn Land
ing Ashton, Pilcher's Point Skipwfths Ian ding, Lake
Providence Camack's Landing, Mikens Bends vcksburg
Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams Red River Land
ing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Plquemine
and Donaldsonvile carrying the u s. Mail For freight
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
.
GEO D. HITE CO., Front street.
A9 The R. W McRAE, will take Yazoo river fregh. and
sign through bills aling it. with the privilege of rsppng
on steamer U. 5. Aid. jel7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

Babies were described, many years ago. as noisy
lactterous animalcu'g, much desired by those whc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

6S THE 5 TEA MER ECLIPSE
eAsaIht for I.ouisvleths magnificent Broad
FSsaGsA we'll, commander, will make five regular trips
Louisville, leaving MS follows,
WEDNESDAY, June q, at s P NJ
SATURDAY, July II, att ?, NJ.
For freight passage. apply OH board. or TO
BROADWEIL BROS. \ CO., 65 Graver street
r. SHUTE % Common street.
H9-A plan Of the cabin engaged
any of the above trips. by applying to the agents.
FsyThe Eclipse will take chez Rodney,
Gulf, Vcksburg, Helena Memphis. Hickman, Cairo, and
Paducah.
rS5~ engaged until paid for. AT tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

The lady whose dress was too dirty to wear, and |
not dirty enough to be washed had matter Of seri.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

Il. No 2i New Levee New Orleans,
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANnTES y DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Sole Agent for
WARMERS GEIEbRATEu NEW JERSEY CIDER.
-ALsO-
Dealer in Coffee, Corn Neal. Honiny and Gits Cofe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

The philosopher Bion said pleasantly of the King,
who by handuls pulled the hair out of his head Tor
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w A N It E D

kkR WANTED TO CHARTER - AN AL
MA ship of from 800 to $50 uns, voyage Calcutta.
$500 For particulars, apply
my27 j. II. ASTbRIDGE 4 CO., 100 Common ST.