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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

HYDRoPHoBIA.-AP Phiadelphian ansends tothe editor
of the New York Tribune the following recipe, which
he says is sure preventive of hydrophobia, after
having been inoculated by the virus of that dreadful
malady. 1t has never been known to fail, he says,
and has been successfully administered more than
twenty times:
Recipe First dose, l OF. of elecampane root
boiled in pint of milk until reduced to pint. Sec.
ond dose, Ito be taken two days after the rst) u oz
of elecampane root in pint Of milk boiled as the
first Third dose, the same as the second, Ito be
taken two days after,) in all, three doses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

OFFICE OF THE SURVEYORS GENERAL-As an item
of interest," it may be well to state that there are in
the United States twelve Surveyors General, whose
Offices are situated at the following named places ST..
Paul, Minnesota Territory; st. Louis, Mo; Donald
sonvle, La; Little Rock, Ark; Dubuque, Iowa; St.
Augustine, Fa Salem, Oregon Territory San Fran
cisco, Cal Santa Fe, New Mexico; Olympia, Wash
ton Territory; Lecompton, Kansas Territory; Salt
Lake, Utah Territory
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Has in
P AIETS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 :. No. l. WHITE ZINC PAINT-Amercan.
l2,CO0 :. French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
20 casks French YELLOW OCHRE.
6 barrels COPAL VARNISH.
6 :. WHITE DAMAR VARNISH.
s :. JAPAN .
2 :. COACH :.
600 gallons SPTS. TURPENTINE
500 English LINSEED OIL.
so casks VENETIAN RED.
60 barrels LAMPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In Oil.
100 :. VENETIAN RED
so cases Ass'd COLORS, pure Gro., in oil. ar 2p&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

PHILOSOPHICAL EXPLANATIoN-The indianapolis
Journal advances new and very striking theory of
the Aurora Borealis,' viz: that comet has at
time hit the earth at the Northern Pole and run
into Symmes Hole, leaving its tail sticking out the
flappings of which makes auroral light
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

LADIES FAIR-The ladies, we perceive, with their
accustomed benevolence and readiness to labor in
good cause, open fair tonight in the Christian
Brothers School, at the corner of Foucher and Poey
farre Streets all for the benefit of that deserving ns
tuton 1t will continue every night during the week.
and in the absence of all else in the way of public
entertainments, we may expect it to be largely and
literally patronzed from first to last. We are in
formed that the fair will be elegant, and in every
respect worthy public patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

COT HIS LAND WARRANT.-On the 23d bounty
land warrant was issuedfrom the Pension Office to
the Hon, Louis McLane, of Baltimore, Secretary of
the Treasury under Gen. Jackson for his services in
Capt. George Reads company of Light Artillery,
Delaware militia, in the war of 1872
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Has received by late arrivals direct from England France
and Germany, large assortment of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, etc. Among which
1900 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
loo pounds Conrad's HYD. POTASH
1900 ounces Pelcer Fr. QUININE.
800 Gunner German :.
l5l pounds Mander's English BLUE MASS.
100 =. CALOMEL.
cases CARB. MAGNESIA.
10 CAL
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN.
440 kegs best SUP. CARB. SODA.
73 casks SAL SODA.
80 Eng. LINSEED OIL.
IS gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10. French POMATUMS.
800 punches VIOLIN STRINGS. ~ E.&
gross London BROWN wINsOR SOAP
25 pounds CREOSOTE.
% SUB. IODINE. ag 2pSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

HUMAN Observation-Disclosures instance of the
petrifacton of human body is noticed at length in
the Register, published at Eaton Preble county Ohio
1t is that of Mrs. Railsford who died in 1851. On
changing the place of interment, the extraordinary
weight OF the coffin caused an investigation, which
resulted in finding the body to be perfect specimen
OF human petrction, with the exception of the eyes
and nose. The weight was estimated to be six hum
dred pounds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

THE JUNE PARTY To-NIGHr-The young ladies
of Dr. Macaulays Collegiate Institute, having passed
their annual examination with equal honor to them
selves and their teachers, are to receive the comp
ment of soiree at Odd Fellows Hall tonight, The
preparations have been in progress for some tme and
we have reason to believe that it will be an uncom-
monty brilliant and delightful affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

DISTRESS IN ALABAMA.-We learn from the Hunts
vile (Ala0 Advocate that Judge Davis, of Hancock
county, was in Huntsville few days ago, raising
money to buy provisions for the relief Of the people
of Hancock and Walker counties. What he was able
to raise in Huntsville together with the contributions
obtained in the Tennessee Valley, Judge Davis thinks
the people in these counties will be able to subsist
until the new crOn Of corn natures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

CoTToN-The receipts continue to fall off rap idly
For the forty-eght hours ending at o'clock last
evening there 537 bales against 256s for the cor
responding days last year. The Vicksburg packet
Princess brought in only l95 bales. This is small
part of the 5000 bales expected to be received from
Vicksburg to Natchez.
The steamer Gen. Rusk brings six bales from the Rio
Grand river, consigned to J. H. Phelps, being the
first ever received from that section. Those parties
in New York who have attained so great an emnence
for Misrepresentation are requested to make note
Of these six bales, and forward dispatch to Liver
pool by the first steamer of its great importance,
taking care they do not say six thousand bales instead
of six bales, as they generally do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

REVEREND THIEF-Rev. Mr.. Kinney, who was
arrested in Frederick, Nd, several months ago, on
the charge of having robbed the Roman Catholic
Church at Martinsburg (of which be was formerly
the pastor of silver vase and other valuables, was
convicted in the court of Berkley county, Va, few
days ago. and sent to the Penitentiary for one year.
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IS SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DR.. BILLINGS
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Cholera Infantum, or Summer Complaint Of Chill
dren, Cholera Morbus, Darrhea or any Irregu-
Of the RoWe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

TOUCHING SCENE IN CoURT.-The Buffalo Adver
tser of the 23d states that Dr. Beger, convicted of
the murder of syoung woman by attempting to pro-
cure abortion was brought into court for sentence,
which, however, was deferred few days. During
these proceedings the family of Dr. Begler into
court, consisting of his wife, grownup son and
daughter, little girl bright little boy, who laughed
with peaaure as he met his father That laugh broke
down the strong man. and hardened as he has seemed
to be heretofore, cold and heartess he was under
the eye Of the mother of his victm the tears burst
from his eyes at the magic of that bright, cheerful
smile His wife sat down and held his hand, weeping
quietly as the proceedings went on. The prisoner
soon recovered himself, and again the unmoved,
icy being he has seemed throughout
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

QUICK TIME.-The fine steamer Pennsylvania, Capt
klinefeter, arrived at A. NJ. yesterday, making the
run from this port to St. Louis and back including all
stoppages, in eleven days and three hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

POINT CLEAR.--This watering place, the pride of
Mobile and the delight ofthe whole Southern country
holds out extra allurements to the pleasure-seekng
public this summer.
The hotel and grounds, under the management of
Messrs F. H. Chamberlain & Co., the popular hosts of
the Battle House in Mobile, have undergone extern
sive Improvement since last summer. A fine shell
road has been laid, and stable well stocked with
horses and vehicles, by which visitors may drive
about the beautiful country above and below the
Point-a country which we may call garden of sum-
mer residences.
The sailing fishing and bathing facilities of the
Point are unequaled, whilst the hotel is the crownng
charm of ALL 1t is very long and elegantly finished
and furnished building with broad galleries and stands
on the Point in such manner as to have the open
sea in both front and rear. The tables are loaded
with all the delicacies of the city and country the
walters are thoroughly drilled, and the establishment
is first class in every respect. fine band of music
is in attendancethe ballroom is spacious and airy
and the billiard and bowling accommodations are
perfect. In the hot MONTHS it is delicious as dream
to visit Point Clear, and few go and enjoy the
place without feeling more less poetical.
The hotel opens this week, and it will not be long
till the Point is scene of Elysian gaety and en-
joyment.
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 1,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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W o LES ALE DRUGG GIST
Corner Common and Magazine sts.,
NEW ORLEANS,
Has In store, for sale to dealers favorable terms large
stock of
DRUGS AND MICALS,
Among which
200 pounds CITRIC ACID.
1909 E. sULPHURIC ACID.
100 ounces BENzoIC :.
1900 E. QUININE-American.
200 :. sULPH MORPHIA.
80 :. ACETATE =.
Is MURIATE
$50 E. sTRYCHNINE.
100 pounds IoDIDE EPOTAssE-French
800 CALoMEL-American.
zoo :. BLUE NAss-Amsrieau.
SO so :. cuLoRoFoRM. 'SA'''
80 :. COLLODIoN.
80 demijohns ETHER NITROs FORT.
10 carboys :.
rs demijohns ETHER sULPHuRIC.
80 :. AQUA AMMONIA FORT.
1900 BLUE STONE.
1000 :. BORAX.
50 ounces IODIDE IRON.
90 LEAD.
90 MERCURY
20 :. :. SULPHUR.
% pounds sIODINE-Resublimated.
100 ounces CIT. IRON and QUININE
10 pounds IRON GY. HYDROGEN.
$50 Precip. Carb. Of
900 Carb Of
100 E. :. Sol. Citrate of.
Is Tanna'e of
so pounds :. syr Iodide of.
30 :. KREOSOTE.
$50 :. MERCURIAL OINTMENT.
20 ounces OXIDE SILVER,
so =. PIPERINE
20 :. POTASSE-Acetas
50 Carb.
50 :. :. Bi Chrona.
so :. Prussate.
80 -. :. Chlorate.
80 Cyanuret.
Is :. Bromide.
20 :. Phosphate. T..
l00 pounds Suph. Pulv
100 sulph. Cryst
200 :. QUICKSILVER.
10 ounces QUININE-Arseuate.
% :. Ferocyan.
10 :. Taunate.
10 Valereanate. 6T 2pGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

10 BE HANaED.-John D'orsay, "a negro, convicted
in New York of the murder of white woman, a
prostitute has been sentenced to be hanged on the
18th of June.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01
, RE- UNITED STATES TRI- npsEu
sARAaS1sks sSARaS 81 WEEKLY MAIL LINE SsElmslttsS Il

On TTEEsPTAr, at on TH$FSN61y' ON sfTgEP1T' at
The magnificent .. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet IT, s. mail packetsa mail packet
w l. e"pSn ~
Piaquemine Baton aldsonvie Plaque Vile Plaquemine Ba-
Rouge, Port Hudson mne Baton Rouge Rouge, Port Iud
R;s@ ksa kSs4 a
% SSas ssess SE sossy
St Joseph, Grand erproof, Rodney Joseph Grand Guf,
SeksS 0s' pg
NJ ' "' . kea's aSsBas Bend and Lake Lake Ia 1' T. NJ
1R1aTiSds1Rss, 1sanS Rsash st"S snd !
sysFFST TTHTksD1Y'
The above mentioned splendid packets will eays
their vii viii s pepy S" "aiSai iy
the 9 a Ra ak9n o, for at 8S Mgn m t. W.
it Tithop delay VA and ID without any , extra charge
containing jewery other valuabe unless regular
M S Of hiding zen ecng the contents and value and
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
' CARRUIi, PRITGHARD &Co.
SMITH, TnoS Sd RoT 81 Gnp%Tdst Ss st. st.
ItREsSSkTHGANTF ItEsSkHGHGFrT ANHRHNHhfNr HS"trEb TO THOSE
Royal street of The GENER ATIvE ORGANS,
unparalleled which Dr. James treatment
none the forms whc these are wont to assume are
without sure quick and permanent cure.
for his Remedies attack the complaint at its foundation and
eeciual drive the from the in the shortest
space possible without mercury change i'll diet hndrance
from business.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS effect early abuse of the sys
em permanently cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
cured and full sigor restored
N B.Recent of Gonorhea cured in a hours Old
Chronic Geets any other Urethra discharge
five days,
hay-Remember that Dr. James Dpensary 81 Customhouse
street Royal street. Office hours fromS O'Clock NJ till
. f. NJ m2 3m
CILMAN's PNEUMATIC STE AM GKANU-
largest and smallest classes which
three wit combination Of the following advantages
any other known application of
lator entire steam train:
requires but of 80 pounds of strike
a Battery"
8. Its pipes ''scae'' require cleaning
heating surface equally distributed throughout
body Of juice that and hard grained
The steam being ali condensed and returned the boilers
direct boilers the sugar
boilers large and Glmhns BagRse Furnace
pair of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a long
with GnanS BagAsse Furnace, furnish grind the
and run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery Granuator put in operation
much less the planter than other bat
application of steam to making in entirely
by steam.
further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application subscriber
who prepared make for the Battery Evapo
ators Carihrs TO be used with direct exhaust stea
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
| d. FIN 70 Gravier street New Orleans Ia
r. NukNE4 CULl.Ont, ,ATruRNE -Ar-lAW, WILL
-. attend all professional business in ST. Landry and
Ay9yee that be entrusted to his Office oPE
References-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware ernhan; G. N.
Olivier, ESQ.,; Th0s .. Miller commission Ghas
Singleton sorneyatlaw; Nixon Adams, Crescent Office
New OrleaE u26 lyd&W
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI,
Leaves every THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. M.
~ REGULAR THURSDAY U

leraAEIsl Mail Packet steamer Capitol. Capt j. NJ
White, lin place of the R. W. McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point Skipwh's
Landing Lake Providence tamacks Landing Bend
Tessgnr % Gulf I Kodney hey Nacez Fort Adams Red
queine and Donadsonve the elegant swift passenger
packet CAPITOL, Capt j. White n place of the
R. W. McRae will leave above freight or passage ap
ply on boaad or to -
myl4 r GEO D. HITE CO. 4 Front street
H-Tbe Capitol will river freight and
sign through bills ang it. with the privilege resppng
stea TS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

N0TICiG TO OCASPtN!rEISS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Weaherboadng both rough and dressed
FROM the very abeT sale Sli rough
and 81 per for dressed in lots suit purchasers
I4iEuher sawed to order,
felg 61n STAR planning Mills New Basin
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO r V E r .

Will leave on WEDNESDAY. June 10th, ut 5P. NJ
~ FOR LOUISVILLE-The light draft
passenger packet steamer, Antelope, Captain
iss:::s Ed Brown will for the and ali in
ermediae landings For freight apply board
w. g. BETTERTON Il CO., Is Gravier street
plan of the cabin can be and sateroos
by applying to the agents. my25
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Warrants all POWDERED DRUGS sold by him strictly
having been selected personally in their crude state and
powdered for his sales-among which
IL no..sla la.alIn
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, June 81 at O'Clock p M
IT. FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND
lHAHIEttS NEW MADRID = MEMPHIS AND NEW
ss2S5A ORLEANS PACKET LIN Wednesday Packet
for Cairo, Hickman, New Madrid Memphis Helena Napoleon
steamer Ben Franklin, Capt Jos. D. Clarke Is now
ready receive freight and will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, or TO
pThs line of boats takes freights for White river to be
shipped the White river Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazer
and Exchange at Napoleon Also Memphis with
the Memphs and Charleston Railroad Cairo with the Mail
Packets for st. Louis, Louisville and Nashville
Stateooms be secured by applying TO the Agents. 23
Leaves on MONDAY, June LIST, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ
~ REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK EFT
ssaGlts6; The fine regular passenger packet Crescent
City, Capt Young will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings above For freight
my36 BELL, BUCHANAN L CO., 81 Tchoupitoulas st.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescen
KANSAS .AFFAIRa.
INK THE sA1IosAL LIsE.I


=. ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-The Lecompton correspondent
Of the Missouri Democrat says that the apportion-
ment has dsfranchsed half Of the citizens of Kansas
Secretary Stanton has been appealed to- to correct the
matter but he says that there is no law by which he
can supply the omission.
card, signed by sixty-two prominent persons,
urges the Legislature to assemble the 9th of June
and complete the State organization.
Vessel Lost.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The brig Ridout, from Bos-
ton for the Virginia Capes, went ashore at squam
river and is total loss.
.~ Washington News.
WARRINGTON, May 3O.-surgeon Caldwell, at
tached to the U. s. ship Independence, in an unofi-
cial letter, dated Panama Bay, May 8, notifies the
Navy Department that he has received information of
the practcabity Of ship canal route from the Gulf
OF San Miguel to Puerto del Principe, and thence
north to the Atlantic little north of California
bay.
New YORK, May 30-The Herald saws that the
Secretary of War and Gen. Scott have completed ar
rangements for sending Gen. Harney to Utah, with
the I'd regiment Of dragoons the 9TH and 10th reei
ments of infantry, and Capt Phelps battery of light
artillery.
The Times says that Governor of Utah is ap-
pointed, but his name is not yet announced.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-There are nearly $23 ,00O,.
900 in the U. s. Treasury, subject to draft.
The Army Medical Board report as qualified for ap.
pointments in the medical staff the following: Robert
Bartholomew, Of New Jersey; Cooper Mckee, Of
New York; Kirtley Reyland of Missouri and W
A. Carswell, of South Carolina.
The Ohio Slave Riot Case.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-The U. s. Deputy Marshal
and his assistants were arragned at Springfield be-
fore Justice Christie ard held to bail in the sum OF
$l5o o0O for assaulting Deputy Marshal Compton and
Sheriff Dayton, with intent to murder. The whole
party, failing to procure bail, were committed.
The Newburg Mystery.
New YORK, May 3O.-The body of the murdered
woman found near Newburg has been identified as
that of the wife of Thomas Brown a French muIatto
of Lowell. Brown is in the custody of the Coroner
on suspicion, and is now undergoing an examination
Louis Grelet, the French railroad swindler, was
sent home to-day BY the Arago. -.
The Arago sailed at noon to-day for Havre, carry
ing upwards of 100000 in specie. :. =. ,..
CLEVELAND, May 3O.-The General Assembly i:
still engaged in the warm discussion of the slavery
question
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-There is FIVE feet scapt OF
the falls, and falling.
The weather is clear and mercury at rs.
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FOR RED RIVER.

FOh REL HI v EN-.
.s.vssse FOX a2S3AX .ghEEERsoS sYsi L;
"s ssT""S sss hs9
ton sTansons Landing shtevepo1t Grand Bayou campe
fs on For Freight or passage having
mss o pp y Tfs f2sTa Co., From, street.
The steamer Swan will take freight for Hurrican
.savis FGK 5TEs2AE sMKEvEIokT H3Si q eSEn DIRECT
The fine fast rannPE 81 ts packet steamer T Mont +;
sy'S FOR Rss !" DSs
and Nonnns and ali ineImedIae landings Red river
Cane and Little sfff Fife or
Leaves & Esa5RAI 'Isi FHb Is RIyhs AND
LIKE EswarG p4Hs1 sm Efe 6 sss Sui Is
% oah @ o @s! sSis Gsand
landings the lake and Red river the Loggy Bayou For
mso sSy SED5 Fl CO. ~
pA Is receiving freight the foot of Customhouse
TT nal5 FOB ,sI1 sHREVEPoIsT' GI,vl GkASD u,
st. Maurice and Gorton's Landing sDe the elssaat @
ss sbove o e e.
jel T B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoula. st.
REGULAR PACKETS.
FOR CAIRO HIGKMAN AND NEW MADRID:
llssIIIs l4sI 8, ORLEANS Packet IINE vii, for the bal
The Boats comprising the Line FIRST GLASS,
and are the steamers
John slmonds, Capt W. wray,
II. Il. ". Hiil, Capt Thos. il. Newell,
Htisas; nfnsnsf da5f qfpf Il L t. NSRSeS"sh GhnPeS
Ben Franklin. Capt, Jos; D. Clarke
s as VIII Rs ~5 n III IL ] s oP ri Sass;h a5s
Western cities 5o 5%hT sRer B. RYb Pf"s's & &spPy 81 ovr, e street
plan of the cabins of the above steamers be
cdF FOR wkoUIsyIhiLEC Chanesnor shd es; L.,
- Il will ssy for the s3oys
:: SA1EHRAd; WtB2AsbEG5 ?ay. i, 81 zsS: -,
plan Of the cabin can be and stateroos secured
oj M of "Sys q e. IS Gave ST.
-Hs% ~ THE STEAMER JAMES E..
sz :az New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming season
THGksBA! june june &
$#SssR$$ $#SssRA$ $#$ssB 4.so.'s: 43?y E
me BELL BHSksSAS stR5 g. H. Ct rehoupsoulas
calling at the Office Of the agents gen ''
,.nsE - 60! THE Hi. STE . AM ssls Fl r. ECLIPs e
ws Commander, I've regular regular trips RSst to
Louisville SSfHS TRRNSsbsy: + sisy: May 20 sssPM
SAHSSRhz SHRSHShl y, ;!.Ps %%s : ss.st;F;n 4 irF
SATURDAY, July Il, at5P,M.
For freight or passage apply on board,
BROADWELL BROS a CO., 65 Gravier street.
I. SHUTE, p Common street.
plan of the cabin may be seen engaged for
any of the above trips, by applying to the agents.
na-The Eclipse will take freight Nachez Rodney
Gulf Vicksburg, Helena, Memphis, Hickman, Cairo, and
Paducnh
p5y- No room engaged until paid for. ar If
STEAMER R0BEKT ], WARD,
Capt. Sias Y. Miller.
r. FOR LOUISVELLE.-THISW WELL
known passenger packet will leave for the above
port and all Intermediate landings throughout the
follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY. May 10TH at5PM,
WEDNESDAY, June Sd,
SATURDAY. June 10th,
WEDNESDAY, July Sh, :.
N. B-Passengers DEPEND this steamer leaving as
advertised
No state room considered engaged until paid for.
plan the cabin be
any Of the above trips by apply ing the agents,
milo W. G. BETTERTON & CO. Is Gravier st.
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Leaves on. MONDAY. June 1st, at S p NJ
, IT, FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
The new, fine, fast running. light draft passenger
Is@@asE packet steamer Swan, Charles Hays, master.
will leave above for Jefferson Port Caddo Sm,hand
ton Swanson's Landing Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe
Grand Ecore St. Atnree, Alexanda, and all intermediate
passed accommodations, apply on board or to
my29 GEO d. HlTE K CO., 6 Front street.
The steamer Swan will take freight for Hurrcan
Carolina Bluff
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LIZ No 26 New Levee. New Orleans
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANnIES x DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATEn NEW JERSEY CIDER
ALSO
Dealer in Coffee, Corn Meal. Hominy and Grts Coffee
parched fer steamboats, aud groceries. att