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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
OrpuiIlt Dailq Butte Rsrora.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9th, is
Mount Sinai.

Standing in the midst of some Of the
most desoEete scenery in the world,
NJ unit Sinai lifts ITS huge form into
the heavens, like some monster SUM
bering in conscious sire 9Th. Its bold
and naked summit, its barren and roc.
ky sides, and all its somber features,
correspond perfectly 10 the surround-
ipg scene. 1t is wild and desolaie
spot, aud were thero even no a>sonla-
tons connected with it, the loneliness
and gloom which surrounds II, would
arrest the traveller and cause hun 10
REMINDER it long afterwards. Mount
Sinai has associations that render it
chief among the sacred mountains.
There the most acknowledged laws,
leading al last to human h ppiness,
were revealed anid scenes that were
designed never to be forgotten.
Moses has declared that on the third
me,nlng the eternal God is TO pla e his
feet upon that distant mountain top, in
the presence of all the people. Awe
struck and expect mt. the sons OF Ja-
cob 90 from tent to tent to speak of
this event, and then come out aud look
upon the myst rlous mountain on which
it is 10 tr"nspire. no hing there shows
preparation for the cOmlag.
The morning dawns All turn anxi-
ously to Sinai. And see! One single
cloud drifts against the mountain.
That cloud is Gods pavilion Thun-
der and lightning spread out the sacred
view, growing wilder and wilder, till
thc-lghtning appears an ocean of fire,
and the rolling sounds like an explosi-
on, shak NJ the earth.
Suddenly out of the cloud came the
blast of a single trumpet-one solitary
note, with no si.king cadence or rising
swell, but an Infinite sound rising in
power I'LL the univ rse was filled with
the strain. Through the thunder it
p ais on over the spectators, who stand
astonishcd, struck md trembling.
And that trumpet still waXed louder
and louder, and amid the rapid roll Of
thunder and flashing of lighn'ng, and
tierceIy ascending volumes OF volcanic
smoke. Moses led the trembling Israeli
ties forward to the foot of Sinai.
The uproar ccaed, the thunder
hushcd, the last echo died away, all
was quiet Then from the silent cloud
hall wed voice more fearful than all
the past. The voice called: Moses,
Moses! w tn solemn steps ascended
the great c"unsell,r of Isruel to the
rocks and climbed to the heights, till
at | at The cloud received him lnto its
bosem Now followed the prociama-
ito" of tho e words, winch will stand
long as Mount Sinai.
And Israel like one man knelt down
far off fr IN the mountain, and Moses
went down unto the people aud spoke
unto them. And Moses came and told
the people all the wo. ds of ,ne Lurd,
and they answered with one voice and
said:
AN that the Lord hath said we will
d" and obey
Thus ended this act of the wonder
Drama of lsrael's history - Voice Of Is
rdeL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
o r Q VII E
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yUyHE Proprietor of this establishment 10 now pre-
u pared to contract for. and deliver orders from
500 10 5UO 00n feet, of either common Pine or Red
Fir Lumber. at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will Oe found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
All persons about TO build will find 1t u their ad =
vantage to purchase at this mill, they have
their Lumber sawed To order. in lengths and sizes TO
suit, and delivered Free of Charge.
Attached to thif establishment 10 one of Wood.
worth's Patent Planiag. Tongueing snd Grooving
Maehiues, aud all orders for elaned Lumber OF any
desesipto eau be imm edsattay flled
Always ON hand. sheising, n pOring. beveled Sid
sng Joist Fencing Essrds, Sluice Lumber, Pckets
Lathe, Shakes and S&ingles.
Aaso ON hand, Bsors, Windows, &c. Or ers for
Doass, Windows, ard Blinds, filled with despatch
GEO. w GARRIOTr.
0roville. April 2sua. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06

lr is the greatest charm of intimacy
that one is not under the continu 4 ne.
cessity of explaining ones thoughts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis.
trcs Of the county, c contain the local and general
ofthe week. ias~-spetsed with ia,aresting mis-
ccaneous reading mntter. II will coatain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and Will he one VI
che larras1 aud heapest Weekly Newspapers In the
state. Published every Saturday. Tcrms-$5 per
Annum six months, 81; three months 81
ADvkRTrsEuEsTs per square OF ten lines or less
drst ins riion $500
Each subsequent insertion. so
eR~ A liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by the year
-aS- Bnsinesscsrds IN nserted on reasonableterms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14


Pursuant to notice which has been made public
through various newspapers Of the day, the members
Of the American party Of the city will assemble in
their respective Wards this evening, at halEpast
O'clock fol the purpose Of electng delegates to City
Convention, which Convention will be charged with
nomination Of Comptroller, Aldermen and Assist
AIdermen to be voted for and elected on the first
Monday Of next month
Wetsust the Ward meetings will be numerously at
tended for several reasons none of which have any
connection with politics. In the first place, tits right
and proper that public meetings should be generally
attended. General attendance stimulates general in
tersst, bringing up the rank and file, and when the
rank and Ole do come up judicious and patriotic Sc
lecticns are usually the fruit Then, again, full meet
ings4 do away with any excuse for dissatisfaction
stop the wagging Of the tongues Of those who are
never happy except when grumbling and growing at
Others Besides, in the dull season that is upon us,
few rousng gatherings would serve to dspel the eth-
argy Of the popular mind
We hope the delegates to the City Convention will
make it cardinal point to nominate able, expert
enoed judicioua and worthy candidates This is what
should be done under all circumstances but the obli
CATION u particularly imperative at the present juno
ture the probabilities being ten to one that the hope
less minority win venture opposition, organized OF
un0rganixed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

we Wln close ont our large stock of FRENCH LAWNS,
JACOHETS, BRILLIANTINEs and BAREGES at greatly
reduced prices. 4G 81 Ens
s 80 ALSO E .U..
S6o pieces IRISH FAMILY LINEN, at 81 80 piece.
~ Nhha sofERIOR at 81 90 a piece.
cases LINEN sHEETING. at rs cents yard
A SUMMER FRENCH PRINTS at IL cts A yard
Is ;. PRINTED SCOTCH LAWNS all fast coors. at 1910
10 cents yard
=. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICs, quite new patterns
and handsome coors, at 371a cts. a yard
And the following goods on CONSIGNMENT:
2O BLACK LACE and SILK MANTIES from 81 M tn "a M
which are worth fully 50 90 to sl3 So
$50 BLACK LACE MANTLFS fom IS 90 IS co. which are
worth fully IS 90 to Sl2 90.
The above is well worth the attention Of country dealers as
well as city buyers.
P. Il E. REILLY & CO.,
Sign of the Golden Flax
my7 2p6t l26 Canal street between Royal and Bourbon.
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re- A Word to Cundtd enthusiastically

nlE~ Word to Candid enthusiastically
four years have elapsed since the presentation Of
bated Stomach BtteS made to YOU Yop have
their efficacy and have manifested ycur appreciation by
generous patronage from the fac; that they invariably
compshed all they pupoed to do and if there is still among
you any who from predsposon have included preparation
their general prejudice against medicine would earnestly
refer them Of the leading physicians in the land who
invariably prescribe in all of indigestion spep
sa bliousness, fatency constipation loss of appetite
does profess ali things hut hold for the above
diseases he only speedy reliable remedy We
seriously caution you against the different spurious articles got
up and pamed off the genuine iosetter and is due
yourselves a,quant with all parties engaged therein We
have present different sections of the Union pnder
bonds Intend prosecuting the fullest
of the law, HOSTETTER SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors 267 Penn st.,
rIyll 2pGi<W Pittsburg, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE AMERICAN Party
New Orleans, May It'll, 1851.
vs.. AT n Meeting of this Committee. held

the 9th inst the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolced That the Ward Clubs American party be re
quested to meet in their respective ards THURSDAY,
l4h nst ~ o'clock P NJ for the election of Delegates to
City Convention for the nomination of Comptroller Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen to be elected the first Monday
June next.
Resoies That the American Ward Clubs Of the city and AL
gers assemble in their respective wards SATUR
DAY the Both instant at tx O'clock r. NJ for the purpose of
making final arrangements for the city election aud for
purpose eecng delegates the State Convention held
Baton Rouge Monday Sh nne prox the nomination
of State officers and members OF Congress- be elected the
first Monday Of November next
ResoU That the representation in the City State
venon shall be the basis of delegate every one
hundred American cast the last Presidential election
and delegate for every fraction of hundred fifty
This basis will enle the several wards gers to be re.
Nv anrnln.- nsfnl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

A FAMINE PANic.--From various parts of the coun-
uy reports are received of>s great scarcity of grain
but the Chicago Democrat Of the 9th ult journal
published at the great grain depot Of the West init
mates that the talk about scarcity of grain is mere
device to raise the price. The Chicago Tribune of
May lst reports that large transactions in breadstus
are making in that CITY, The day previous an order
for the purchase of 100000 bushels of corn was re.
ceived from Boston dealer; while on the other hand
heavy purchases of flour and wheat are being made
for st. Louis and the Southwestern markets. The
whole of the wheat, -four and corn sold on the 3oh
nt would require about $500 600 to purchase This,
before full and free navigation on the Lakes had
may be called brisk trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
Fine Summer Clothing.

NEW GOODS
Received per Steamers Cahawba and Black
Warrior.
By the above steamers
Il L FIR E D UNROE E. CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans,
Have received an additional assortment of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
suitable for weather among which elegant
of
Thin Tweed and Single Miled Cashmere Business COATS
SACS and RAGLANS.
Single Milled Cashmere PANTALOONS-Ba and Colored
Rich Fanny Summer VESTS
Alpaca Fancy and Brown Linen ombazine Barbour and ap
dEe FROCks and sACs, etc.
An elegant assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR,
such s.
Super LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS.
UNDERsHTRTsOf Gsuze Merino Gauze Cotton and Iisle
Thread.
Linen oud Jean DRAWERS
HALF HOSE
CRAVATS
HANDKELCHIEFs,
etc. etc, etc.
INDIA RUBBER FOODS of every description
Travelling TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, UNI
BRELLAs, ETC., etc.
Aa-One Price for Goods-No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
"a Magazine street.
myl1 2p6t North east corner of Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

ST. CnARLEs-BP Green II Hornsby Miss Belle Horns
by, Jno Russell, KY Hopkius Point Coupee; Geo
Hicks John Macy WIN Comsock and lady, o; W Bur
ton, Ga; Ross, Ala; McIan' Brown Miss Brown, A
LADY and child " cateheart g Sampson aud sys
Porter, McRae. G ii Converts o; W I Chadwick, Me-
D Hicks, Mich; F Court, Ia; suker G W Alexander
Coulter 81 Louis Capt Gray, ? Torrance; Brown Call
Pollnty Mob Lyon and lady Tex; Mrs Ellis and chile
L Jennings, q F Connolly, Terreb; Edw j Gay, La.
CITY. j Lane G Moore, La; H Reed steamer Col Ed
wards; Ii Harvey; Classify, Mobile; Hanrick, Ala:
Hoingsworth Yazoo City; Pitkin N O.; II Humphrey,
EFT Cameron, California; seabolt Mexico; Shelton,
Taylor, Call d Taylor Bates, Ala; Darton Macour
France W Lenyer Miss stlh and lady W Drake Texas
Hggans Ala; Woodruff, Y; Huchns, Texas; Lilly,
Ill: AW Sylpher Ohio Bisse Moore and lady, Miss
noane Hamilton La; J Jefeys;W Baker;J " McMain
NJ Feo,e 81 M4rGs; Bruneugh, Miss; & oddmans, s
Has Ter, Coast SurveyJ Barnett Iaoucte; Miller
Pittsbnrg Jones' Ala; Underwood, Natchez Hnson Miss
j Williams.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
E. III. TYLER,

E. If. Tyler,
No. 40 CANAL STREET,
Has received this day large assortment of NEW GOODS
viz:
Fine Chronometer, Duplex Lever Anchor and Cylinder
WATCHES.
Ladies' Diamond, Enameed and finely Engraved WATCHES
Vest Fob, Guard and ChsGlaine CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS
CHARMS, SLIDES etc.
Beautiful Coral, Cameo, Enameed Painting all gold and
other sets JEWELRY.
DIAMOND EAR RINGS PINS RINGS. STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS, etc.
GOLD SPECTACLES, pebble Glasses Pens Pencils Thin
bes Sleeve Buttons, Studs and great variety of other
goods.
SILVER and PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, e:c-prces ex
trenely Low,
sILVERWARE and JEWEI.RY made to order Watches and
jewery repaired,
E. A. TYLER,
Dyll 2pl2t 40 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
Curtain Goods.

choice variety of Lace and Muslin CURTAINS Broca
telle and Silk and Wool and Worsed DAMASKS, Cords
Gimps, Loops Tassels, Bands Cornces, etc.
WINDOW SHADES.
Constantly hand large of all sizes and many
designs.
CARPETINGS.
Velvet Wilton Brussels, Phys ngrains etc..
MATTINGS. #
"a to Ga White Checked and Fancy MATING of superior
quality.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH.
Three to twenty feet wide of ordinary the quail
tiles
J. D CAMERON & CO.,
myl2 2p6t l24 Canal street. Tourn Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

R9-" Woodland Cream." Pomnde fox
identifying the air-highly penmed superior French
article Imported aud for half the price For dressing Ladies'
Hair has equal giving bright glossy appearance 1t
causes Gentiemens Hair to curl in the natural
removes Dandrpf always giving the hair the appearance Of
being fresh shsrpooned Price only fifty None genp
Inc unless signed retrdge Co. Proprietus the Balm o.
Thousand Flowers" For sale ny SICKLES CO., Agents.
AoAlsoNl and all Drugssu all 2Ieod6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
Summer Clothing.

F. S R l N G E R & CO.,
No. IS Camp street.
NEW SUMNER RAGLANs AND OFFICE COATS
OF ALPACA
BCMBAzINE,
COL0RED LINENS, etc
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
C0LORED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
VESTS--New patterns and styles Of
FANCY MARSEILLFS,
COLORED DRILL,
SILK etc.
SHIRTS-New styles Of
COLORED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. B. AND C. =.
LINEN :,
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERINO AND SILK
UNDERSHIRTS DRAWERS,
a2S 2p2Gteod HALF HOSE etc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
THAT Parson Needed In Louisiana.


1t would have been good plan if the last Legisa-
ture of Louisiana had obtained the services of the
late Chaplain of the Legislature of Indiana We are
not certain the members of our defunct General As
semby were beyond the pale Of redemption, notwith
standing there is little doubt they very close to
on numerous occasions, the lie which separates the
pardonable from the objectionable But it, according
to the pious poet, it be true that
: While the lamp holds out to burn, .u...,.
The viest sinner may returpn
there is ground for them to hope by pactcine probtv
patriotism and charity the remainder of their days
they may obtain forgiveness for the manifold sins
committed at Baton Rouge But, to render the thing
certain, they must repent with all their hearts and
souls, mind, might and strength Itwont do to have
any Sinking, lodging the d. around bubble, OF
running the truth through cardng machine to make
it pliabe, in the premises The whole affair, to the
successful, must be managed in sincere, straight
forward, manly manner.
But, to the Indiana parson. At the opening of the
session Of the Hoosier Legislature, he closed his
prayer with the following eloquent, patriotic, prac
tical and sensible appeal:
And, y Lord, have mercy on our legislators Be
with them and bless them even if they know Thee
not Spare their lives and teach them to gorfv INV
name. Hasten them to theii homes, where they NAV
direct their attention to good works and general use
funess among their families and neighbors Nav
the people resolve to keep them there, and in future
elect men Of sound morals and temperate habits SO
that hereafter good may result from legislation Save
the good people Of the State from the disgrace which
must follow If this same crowd should again come
here to make laws. Hear us, Lord, and grant our
prayer. Amen!
II the Indiana parson had calculated the above
prayer for the meridian OF Baton Rouge, last winter
and the winter before he could not have hit the mark
with greater accuracy. 1t fits our last Legislature to
nicely for take them all in all, we question whether
such body ever sat within the walls of State
mousse May the voters resolve to keen them at
home, and in future elect men of sound morals and
temperate habits in order to save the good neonle
q the State from the disgrace which must follow if
this same crowd should again 60 there TO make laws,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
Shirts FT'iEhoest Collars.

In order meet the increasing demand fer Shirts with loose
Collars,
s.. N. MOODY,
At the of Canal street and Exchange Place,
Has just got out fine supply Of them all prices from
HALF-ADOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR 81
The assortment Of
SUMMER UNDER GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
Is also complete and forms largest variety
New Orleans and will be sold MOODYS universally ac
knowedged low prices. Call and examine. myll 2p4teod
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Bargains ire .EantsESus!

bargains Ire .YantiESas!
c. M S Mp ON & co..,
No. ZIG Canal street,
In order to close out their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SP R | N G NTILLAS
Will commence the first day of May, offer them at
REDUCTION OF 50 PER CENT.
The stock embraces
RICH BLACK LACE MANTIILAS,
CHANTILIY LACE MANTiLLAS
BLACK LACE POINTS,
FRINGE.TRIMMED MANTIILAS
VELVET TRIMMED MANTILIAs, and
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS
Comprising all the Latest Styles
ATFROM S. EACH TO SEQ,
All being much lower than they purchased any
establishment.
C. II. SIMPSON g. CO.,
myl1 2pft lie Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

rJ Eighth Ward American CIub-A meet
ing Of the above Club will be held Franklin House, Cad
wells Buildings, Third District, on THURSDAY, the l4th
inst at o'clock r. NJ for the purpose of selecting Delegates
to the Baton Rouge Convention and City Convention Pune
tual attendance is required By order of President
myl5 2p2t G. FASSY Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

IN The Common Council, at the session of Tuesday
evening appointed Commissioners ETC., to serve at
the ensuing municipal election to be holden on the
LIST day of june It is evident from this procedure on
the part Of municipal authorities that they are
either determined to pay attention to the Election
Law Of the last Legislature that we shall have the
forms Of two elections on the same day, or that a
crisis s to be precpiated which will bring the con-
stitntionaty Of the new law up on its merits before
the Supreme Court at an early period. ,a
For anght we know, this action Of the Council was
intended to facilitate the bringing Of the case before
the courts # SO, we earnestly applaud the motive
Nc time should be lost in submitting it to judicial
arhitament. Causeess delay will be inexcusabe, if
not criminal and if that delay leads to Disturbances
or the shedding Of blood the authors Of the delay viii
be as guilty as the immediate actors
As yet, we have not heard whether the gentlemen
saidto be appointed BY the Governor have accepted
their appointments. Ifthey decline we hope bis Elk
ceency will be able to find persons to accept or that
none may accept, before June elections are over
We shndder at the bare thought Of an attempted en-
forcement Of the internal provisions Of the Amy
Bill before il has been submitted to the Supreme
Court for final decision
II the gentlemen are going to accept, let them ae-
cept at once and then do something that will permit
some legal process to be served in order that the law
may be brought before the courts at the earliest prac-
ticable moment. Thus much they owe to themselves,
the city Of their residence, and to humanity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

CATALOGUE SALE OF THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES
AND Lors on Dry GooDsWe call ttenton of the trade
he sale oil three hundred packages and lots Of dry goods
place this day. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ Nessrs Surzenegger
Etnrnods store, No. II Charities street. paiIs through
hessrs Blaehe Leaumon auctioneers Teras-over s2a
mouths, and $500 credit for approved endorsed
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SsUass s Co.'s Lotteries.
TICKETS ONLY $40.
n. CauitaI Prize $4,000. ct

Owing great favor with which our Single Number Lc
eres have been received by public the large dea
for tickets the Managers s. SWAN CO.. will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. g .... .,f
The following Scheme will be drawn In each OF their ie'e
for May, 1857:
S. drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga in public On
SATURDAY, May O. 1857.
Glass &c. to be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ga in public ON
SATURDAY, May l6, 1857. l.
81 the city Of Atlanta, Ca in public, co
SATURDAY, May %, 1857.
Glass 49, to be drawn in the city Atlanta Ca in public
SATURDAY, May 80, 1867.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSf
Ay-3, 1890 Prizes.-1a
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN T1CKETsii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
New Orleans, April n, 1857.
nS-The books for subscription to stock In
this road will be closed on the 10th May.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
aaS 2ptd GEO. @. LAwRAsoN, sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14
Plantation ARTICLES.

In connection with establishment for fine goods have
a general depot of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con-
tains the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAS COTTONADE PANrALOONs, superior to
of the Northern Coonade and sewed by Sewing Ma
chimes.
Denms, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denms, Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets and Jumner
SHIRTS.
Women's and Girls Cottonade and Calico FROCKS.
:. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats, etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
my1l 2n3eod&1tW of Old IIegee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

HARrrERs WKEkLY.--We are indebted to Mr.. B.
n. Norman, No. "A Camp Dtreet, for q copy Of the
last issue Of this popular weekly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

ng- Second Ward American Club Rally!
RALLY THE members of the Party of the Second
Representative District between Julia and Thsia streets
requested at No. New Basin on THURSDAY, 18th
in al u o'clock p M for the announced in
buttons OF Executive Committee myl3 2p2f
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M A r RIED :.


In Galveston, the 7th inst. Mr. JAMES DRUMMING of
New York. to Miss BARBARA LEOPOLD of this city.
pss~ New York papers please copy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

CHI ARIES A. STEWART,
at Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street Ne1, Orleans
Has just ranufactory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDsTEAps, in sd
dition to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of BUSINESS Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find TO their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART.
myll 2pGtkltw III and I73 Cansl stree.