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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09
Steamboat Register.
FRIDAY, MAY l.

FRIDAY, MAY 1.
ARRIVALS.
Galena, Laughton, .Galena.
War Eagle, Kingman
Golden State, Harlow,
Red Wing, Woodhburn,
w. S. Nelson, Jameson, 81. Louis.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Harmonic, Allen, Galena.
Cremona, -,
Montauk, Burke,
Time and Tide, Roberts, Lake Pepin.
Eolian, Troy, Galena.
DEPARTURES.
Equator, Sencerbox, Mankato.
War Eagle, Kingman, Galena.
Cremona, -, Minnesota River.
Rescue, Irvine, st. Anthony.
SATURDAY, MAY2.
ARRIVALS.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Keystone, Owngs, st. Louis.
Brazil, Hight, St. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickle, Pittsburgh.
Conewago, Ward, st. Louis.
Sam Young, Reno, Pittsburgh.
l.. Steele, Davidson, Cincinnati.
Itasca, Written, Galena.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
Minnesota Beue, Hill, Galena.
Fred Lorenz, Parker, Pittsburgh.
DEPARTURES.
Golden State, Harlow, Galena.
Montauk, Burke, Saltwater.
Galena, Laughton, Galena.
Harmonic, Allen, St. Anthony.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Eolian, Ray, saltwater.
Fred Lerenz, Parker, St. Louis.
Red Wing, -- Mankato.
SUNDAY, MAY 8.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Era, Scott, Galena.
Minne-ota, Hay, Pittsburgh.
Kate French, French, st. Louis.
W. L, Ewing, Smith, st. Louis.
Orb, Spencer, St. Louis.
Hamburg, Rowe, Fulton City.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Galena.
Rescue, Irvine, st. Anthony.
Mansfield, Capt. Owens, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
1tasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Minnesota Belle, Hill, St. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickel, Pittsburgh.
MONDAY, MAYA.
ARRIVALS.
Messenger, Stuart, Cincinnati.
Saracen, Stran, St. Louis.
Northern Light Lodwick, Dunlieth.
Harmonic, Allen, st. Anthony.
EXcels or, Conway, Fulton City.
Grey Eagle, Harris. Galena.
La Clede, Worries, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
J. Steele, Davidson, Mankato.
Golden State, Harlow, Dubuque.
Ocean Wave. Andrews, Prairie du Chen.
Excelsior, Conway. Fulton City.
Golden Era, Scott, Dubuque.
TUESDAY, MAY 5.
ARRIVALS.
Fanny Harris, Anderson, puLlieth,
L ltor, Brady, St. Louis.
Medora Michigan, Pittsburgh.
Iucie May, Sargent, St. Louis,
Orb, Spencer, st. Anthony.
rishmingo. jerks, S.. Louis.
Sam Young, Reno, St. Anthony
Envoy, Martin, st. Louis.
Rel Wing, Ward, Mankato.
Gtanite State, Gabbert, Dunleith.
sTe Canoe, Spencer, Dunieith.
DEPARTURES.
Hamburgh, Roe. Fulton City.
Northern Light, Lojwick, Galena.
Mansfield, Ovens, St. Louis.
Tine and Tide, Roberts, Manksto,
Sarccan, Stran, st. Louis,
Equator, SencerboX, Mankato.
Gray Eagle, Harris, Dubuque.
M!aneSota, - Mankato.
L. Clede, Worries, s. Louis.
TUESDAY, MAYO.
ARRIVALS.
Itasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Vixen, Mason, Pittsburgh.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Gaena.
DEHARTUnES.
Fanny Harris, Anderson, Qalena.
Sam Young, Reno, St. Anthony.
sire Canoe, Spencer, Fl. Ridgely.
THURSDAY, MAY I.
ARRIyA AIS.
A,.e.ia, Gillctt, ST. Louis.
War Eagle, Kngman, Gaiena
ocean War, Andrews, Prairie du Chen,
Wave, Maxwell, Mankato.
DEPARTURES.
Ore1n Wave, Andrews, Prairie du Chen.
..orthern Eelc, Iiurd. Galena.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09

RUNAWAY YESTERDAY morning, as II. E.
Baker, and Mr.. Pendergrast, were riding on
the Levee in a light wagon, the horse took
fright and ran away, breaking the wagon in
to pieces, and throwing the gentlemen out
Mr.. B. was but little hurt; though Ar. Pen
dcrgrast was cut severely in the head.
AEoTHER.-A team belonging to Judge
Baker ra,s away on Third street, running over
man and breaking the buggy in pieces.
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TO BUILDERS.
HEAP AND DURABLE FIRE AND WATER ROOP
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

THE Subscriber is now prepared to cover Buildings
with the above Roofs, at short notice and
able terms Being cheaper than Shingles, and not
half the price of Tin, and durable either he hopes
to obtain share of patronage. Materials with nsruc
tons for putting them on will be furnished to those who
wish to their buildings. All letters addressed
10 him at ST. Paul, will receive prompt attention.
JOHN G. DEvEREUX,
At the Office of John S. Prince
st. Paul, March II, 1851. Ida w6m
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LAND SALE OF THE SEASoN.-
ley Bond has sold to Col. Henry
his entire interest in Kinney,
aders Addition, for the sum OF
en- thousand five hundred dollars.
b and the balance in one year at
ut. Itcomprises IS lots.
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MARSHALL d CO., BANKERS AND
INl EXCHANGE BROKERS' corner Tilrd and Cedar
streets, ST. Paul. Minnesoia-W receive Geposits buy
and sell exchange, deal in Land Warrants, and Loan
money, AMI make Investments for non-residents.
REFER TOO. II. Rogers Co., 50 Wall street, New
York; Keen Taylor, 10l Walnut street, Piiadelpha
\. HOLMES Sons, Ptt.bur;li; Bank of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdale, St. Louis; Kinney, Espy Co.
Cincinnati Marine Bank, Chicago; n. Corwith & Co..
Galena; Fiagg Savage, Quincy, III. aug IA ,lawtf
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J. I,T KNOX, JOHN j. KNOX
II. II. KA5x, Bank of Vernon New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
IL OF J. JAY KNOX {; CO., New Stone Block, near
the Post Office Exchange bought and Sold Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman 6. Co.'S. Foreign Bills,
OF One Pound and upwards on England Ireland and
Scotland Deposits received and unquestionabe security
offered to depositoIS.
REFERENCES;
NEW YoRK.-Duncan She & Co.; Atlantic Bank;
the Banks in Syracuse.
CHICAco--Aiarine Bank Dec15
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SUNDAY, MAY 8.

ARRIVALS.
Golden Era, Scott, Galena.
Minnesota, Hay, Pittsburgh.
Kate French, French, st. Louis.
W. L, Ewing, Smith, st. Louis.
Orb, Spencer, St. Louis.
Hamburg, Rowe, Fulton City.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Galena.
Rescue, Irvine, st. Anthony.
Mansfeld, Capt. Owens, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Rescue, Irvine, Pittsburgh.
Key City, Worden, Dubuque.
1tasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Minnesota Belle, Hill, st. Louis.
La Crosse, Brickel, Pittsburgh.
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A New Posi- OFFICE The old Baldwin
School House, adjoining the city hall, which
was purchased by Geo. L. Becker from the
Trustees some time since, has been leased
By Post Master Cave for new office. The
workmcn have been employed several days
in altering and arranging it for that purpose.
A wing is to be added to the east side, making
a front there of - feet. The interior will
be roomy and well lit, with ample room for
all the business to be conducted in it, fur
nishing sleeping apartments for the clerks, a
private affice for the p. NJ. &C.. as all the
ground floor will be occupied. There will
be almost four times as much room as in the
old P. o. Two thousand glass boxes will be
built along the east front, and the lock box
es numbering about 500 will be so arranged
as to afford access to the owners at all times,
day and night.
Additional force will be employed in the
new office, to accommodate the large and in
creasing business to be done there. Our
citizens can congratulate themselves that
there will now be a Post Office suitable to
the size Of the place, and the business done,
and the attacks feel glad that they can soo'l
leave the miserable crowded, i'll arranged,
uncomfortable, dirty quarters which every
citizen knows has been .or two years lncum-
mensurate to the wants of the public.
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w w: HAMER 4 CO., Manufacturers
U1ERRUTORY OF MINNESOTA. Coun-
i ay PRQR CQIIRT EQR RAMSEY

TY. IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR RAMSEY
COUNTY In the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM w.
P,cE deceased. Upon reading and filing the Petition Of
John W. Prince, resident of said County, and it ap-
bearing therefrom that the said petitioner has in his
nossesson instrument in writing purportng be the
last win and Testament Of WILTON w. Page, late of said
County deceased, And it further appearing, from the
said petition that the legatees named IN said viii, and
all persons in any interested in the Estate Of
said Deceased now residents of this Territory
1t ordered that all persons in any interested
in the Estate Of said deceased be notified be and ap
pear before the Judge of Probate of the County Of RAM
sey aforesaid at his Office in the City of St. Paul in said
County, Saturday. the 18th day Of June next ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. to show cause, II
any exists, why the said instrument should hot be adj
mtted Probate and proved the last Will ard Tesla
ment of the said William w. Page, deceased. And it is
further ordered that such notice be given to all persons
interested in the said Estate by the publication of this
order for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in public newspaper
printed and published in said County Of Ramsey, called
the weekly Minnesotian.'.
Dated the Office of the Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey
County May 6th 1857. Nv D. HEARD,
District Attorney, and Er- OciO, Judge Of Probate.
mv8-w4t
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rAEENA lxwE.---I00 tAHEsEIl.ss tor
" safe Dy fepD 3LABELE AIH0A'''
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MIMI ESOTA sANK,NC HO,,,--

MIN ESOTA ban sNt. HOISa.-
1Vl BOSTWlCk, PEASE d CO., Third, near Robert 81
SAINT Paul Minnesota, are prepared to receive Depos-
its make long and short loans first class security:
Buy and sell Exchange and Eastern Certificates on De.
posts, and pay Gold Silver or Eastern Bank Notes and
transact general Banking Business Wm Bostwick late
Cashier OF the Mahawie Bank, Great Darlington Mass
K L. s. Pease late Cashier of the Iron Bank Falls VII
lage, Conn., Richard H. Pesse, Proprietor Of the Excel
sior Agricultural Works, Albany, n Y; Charles Hunt;
President of the ltousasonc Railroad Company Hunts
vile, Conn Reuben Bostwick, Cashier Of the Pine Pain
Bank; Plat a. Paine, Northeast, n. Y.
REFER To:-Iron Bank, Conn ; Metropolitan Banh
Atlantic Bank, Meies Greenleaf, New York Nahawie
Bank, Mass Hon. Erastus Corning, Thos W Olcott Esn
Albany 1. ii. Burch Co., chicago. mar11 -daw1y
w NJ. Il. BANNING d CO., BANKERS.
w Banking House Eagle Street, near the Winslow
House, St. Paul. Money received Deposit Exchange
Bought Sold, Money constantly On hand at market
rates. Loans for large sums heal Estate made on the
most 1aVo;ipie terms je9-dawy
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TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE.

Patr. ;ck Brice, Soorn Was present at the
fuss saw Forester come out from behind
the counter with loaded revolver; he told
Patrick Muir nan to keep back; [ told Muir
nan not to stri ke him; Bell and Murnan told
Forester to be quiet; the crowd rushed on
and the fighting commenced. A woman was
there, and Bell said, "Don't hurt the
womanm then man came from the kitchen
with long weapon, facing the crowd, &c.
This witness talked so low, and with
such a foreign accent, that our reporter
could understand but little of the testimony.
On the cross examination, the witness con-
tradicted his former evidence in an unmis-
taxable manner.l
L.P. Cotter s,corm Was in the Apollo
Saloon when the crowd came in; heard
Smith say, "Don't hurt Fred" Did moi
see Smith or Bell making any violent dem
constructions then; 1 tried to prevent fuss
I saw no blow struck; heard glass break
ing; saw nothing thrown heard two shots
then, and saw Thurman minute afterwards
with blood running down his clothes; wa
in front room. The whole occurrence di'
not occupy five minutes.
SlicKad Platten sworm Was at the doc
when The crowd came in; heard them So.
that thew ,-ame to have drink; saw Foers-
ter strike one q. the men muss then com
rercol roo-s,oo nd. lated to the bar room
the crcF9d and followed; Fo, @f$sef ana -
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Per Teystone--3 bxs ndse. Day & jerks; i pei. g.
Bo5ank &c ~ dc, Unuan; 1920 lbs. suadries,
Il. eessrs & Son: Ill pcLs. Nose, Das5 10.
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MONDAY, NAY 4.

ARRIVALS.
Messenger, Stuart, Cincinnati.
Saracen, Stran, St. Louis.
Northern Light, Lodwick, Dunlieth.
Harmonic, Allen, ST. Anthony.
EXcels or, Conway, Fulton City.
Grey Eagle, Harris. Galena.
La Ciede, Worries, st. Louis.
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7 AND FOR SALE near Little Fall.
IL For sale, the following lands near Little Falls Eas,
of the Mississippi River, cheap for Cash:
5. E. 4 of Sec. IS, T. 40. K. 81, 100 acres.
s. W. u of Sec. 35, T. 40, r. 81, 100
s. W. d Sec ID, T. 30, r. 81, 100
s. E. d of Sec. u; 7. 40, r. 80, 100
s. Il of N. Z. n Sec. IL, 7. 40, R. 80, so acr,s
X. +. SLAUGHTER
. Dealer in Real Estate, Third Street, St. Paul
May 5, 1851 mv5.d.,
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T AND AGENCY.-4OOO ACRES FOR y.

Il saIe Good Farming land partly cultivated not Tar
f,ogn g. Paul rheFe ends sill be, sold or rented .
,,.,ti,i.,, ~ 81. {. MEYER,
4ev, Car eyen and BrosAsa.'. s. pAcs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
IN the adjoining seat sits another Black Republican

In the adjoining seat sits another Black Republican
Senator, the Hon. james Harlan, Of Iowa. Mr. Har-
Ian took his seat on the LIST Of December 1856 under
protest from the Democratic members Of the Legis-
ature Of his State His election contested on the
ground Of informality y-the Democrats refusing to
unite in the joint convention which made the election.
His credentials were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee, but the question not decided until near
the close Of the last session, when he confirmed
in his seat by small majority. The Judiciary Com
mttee were divided as to his right to his seatJudge
Butler, the chairman, maintaining that he was not
entitled, and Mr. Toombs, of Georgia that he was.
long and very able debate ensued 1t was during this
debate that goodhumored passage at arms occurred
between Judge Butler and Mr.. Toombs. The latter
was complaining that the States changed their con-
sttutons SO ofen of late years. that be couldn't keep
the run of them. The Judge, from his seat remarked
/" All but South Carolina - she never changes"
'.True,' said Toombs but they say you hav'nt got
Republican Government! ~ When it is recolected
that the Constitution Of South Carolina has never
been changed and that its features are highly arsto
cratic the force of the retort will be apparent.
Mr. Harlan is of ordinary abilities and rather
rough appearance. He had made no reputation of
any account at home-and is not likely to make much
in the Senate. He delivered elaborate speech on
the subject of Kansas Affairs and another in reference
to the validity of his own election. He is however
quiet and unobtrusive, and does not provoke resent
ment by the utterance of obnoxious or violent sent
| ments.
Emerging from the mists of Freesoilism, will, in
my next, pay my respects to two of the most proml
nent members of the Jones of Tennessee,
and Gov. Crittenden of Kentucky. ESSEX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
silver slft,ngs.-BY cREscENrA.


We do not possess what we do not understand.
Learning, with virtue, is better than houses and
lands.
He who knows tie world will not be too bashful.
He who has good health is rich man.
Drunkenness is the parent of most other vices.
Let us not burden our remembrances with sorrow
that is gone.
A man may see how this world goes with no eyes
look with thine ears.
Lay by good store of patience, but be sure and
put it where you can find it.
One cannot always be hero, but one may always
be man.
The rose has its thorn, the diamond its specks, and
the hest man his failing.
IVords of sympathy lift not up the needy only
full casks can stand on end.
Love is weapon that will conquer men when all
other weapons fail.
Never scof at religion-t is not only the proof of
a wicked heart but of low breeding.
Hope writes the poetry of the boy-memory that Of
the man.
The quickest way to have thing done is to goand
do it. ..
He who gives you fair words only, feeds you with
an empty spoon.
A beautiful eye makes silence eloquent.
Economy itself is great income.
Woman should rule, but not govern
Hasy people drink the nectar of existence scalding
hot.
True love and high morality are the same.
, To all married be this caution
Which they should duly tender their life
Neither dote much, doubt wife lMassfnger.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

Persons of nervous temperament are apt to Offer as
1t were their diseased minds to the influences of i'm
agination. These might profit by practicing the
courage over self once evnced by nervous and i'm
aginatve high bailitf of Westminster As this Off
cal was on occasion in bed with his arm extended
to extingush the lighted candle on the table by the
bedside, he beheld Satan himself seated in the chair
near the table gazing at him with all his eyes,
The nervous dignitary was terribly startled but he
was courageous man, and choosing to think himself
constitutionally sound, with no disease about him
over which Imagination should have the mastery, he
quietly turned on his elbow and looking steadfastly at
the Father of Sin, he quietly remarked I'll tell you
what it is if you have nothing to do but to sit there
staring, have something better to do than lie and
look at you. I'm going to sleep" And Herewith
he put out the light and conscious of victory over
Imagination, slept like a conqueror, and was never
again troubled by shadowy yisitaticns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
tFrom the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Marine Losses for Nav,

We publish below our monthly table of marine
losses for the past month, showing an aggregate of
thirty-three vessels, of which one was steamship
six were ships three barks, four brgs and nineteen
schooners. The total value of property one mil
lion two hundred and ffty-one thousand five hundred
dollars This is the value of the property totally lost
exclusive Of damages to vessels not amounting to
total loss and of partial losses of cargo The vessels
reported in this list are chiefly American although
some foreign are included when bound to or frem an
United States port or known to be insured in this
country
Although the number of vessels lost is far below
the monthly average for this year, yet the value is
nearly equal to either of the three preceding months
the loss by one ship reaching quarter of million
dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

THE PLACE FOR SPLENDID PICrUREs.-We would
advise those of friends who wish superb ambrcypc
other sunpcnre to call upon Mr. Clarke, No. Canal
street He takes his pictures with clearneSs beauty
fidelity that surpasseof any ocket
pin miniature lesiae portrait Having had long expe
rence in his art and large of patronage he may
visited with the certainty of giving entire satisfaction only
regards the quality of the picture taken the price
is worth any ones while aud inspect the specimens
which garuish the walls of his saloon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
JAMES N. TELLER,
EDWARD S. AUDLER,
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public

certify the foregoing to be copy of he original
record Office In faith whereof presents uD
der impress my seal Of Office at the t
Of New Orleans, this l4h day of Apri, 1857.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for parish
city Of New Orleans, State Of Louisiana cerfes the
going charter recorded this day office Book
Society No 3, foios 554 to $50 inclusive. P. PAJAUD,
Danv a,Fa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

An old lady from the country had a dandy from the
city to dine with her on a certain occasion. For the
desert there was an enormous apple pie. I" La
maam,' said the gentleman, howll0 you manage TO
handle such pie!" Easy enough was the quiet
reply j." we make the crust up in wheeILarrov
wheel it under IN apple tree and heu shake the fruit
down into it,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

NEW Books AT WHTEs.-Mr. I. J.. White has Just
received fresh supply delicious reading including
Chit Chat,'' volume of anecdotes The Americans
PAM, an abridgment of Perrys Narrative Dow Jrs Ser
y and novels different popular authors refer
to the list in advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
pisroLs AND SrEcrAcLEs.- Beerst,

PISTOLS AND SPECTAcLEs. Beerstecher's patent
doueeae5on sngebarrel pistols and article pebble
peetaces The specaes just elegant establish
meat OF MessFs Hyde Goodrich OF Canal
streets Those who would shoot straight should
"a and take look the. We readers 20 The pver-
tsefnents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

WINERs VERNIFuGg.-This medicine SO potent in
eSpeing worms from children is always be had of
j. Wright Co.. Nos. 81 and Chartres street See the
advertisement in regard to il.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

Doors, SHOES AND BRoGANs-Large supplies of
these articles have just been received by Messrs Reed Field
No. 66 Gravier street, and call the particular
the city and country trade TO the fact.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

GAS FITTING.-Mr. Vim. Sommer at No. 81 Baronne
street, attends to all kinds of fitting in and private
residences, wherever they be needed He attends
promptly all ORDERS for the public
has box NO S5 at the Mechanics Deaors' Exchange
| where orders he left. Sec his card.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

ENGRAyING.-Mr. j. Douglas, at No. II St. Charles
street. is master of the art of card engraving We
him to the consider aon of all who may wish visiting
ding cards, initials, Devices or any thing that line
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

WALL PAPERs.-Those who wish to paper their
houses the most elegant and fashionable STYLE should
ber Mr. F. Newhal No. GO Canal He has hand
immense variety of in imitation of oak MARBLE
gold and velvet besides the usual fancy lowered kinds
keeps competent hand to pn them See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

MERCHANTS REFINERY.-This establishment con
tnues the best quality of reboed Louisiana
and syrup The propreors, Messrs Ross Addison Co. No
81 Tchopuouas street. prepared fill orders any
See their card,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

MEXICAN GuANo. - NJ. Alfred Kearny, No. 70
Magazine expects cargo of this famous fertilizer by the
lst of July and offers the public per bulk
IS in casks n sacks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

I
sale Messs D. p Scanan Co.'S Nos II and IA Charres
street continues and keeps up great stir in the feminine
munity The stock of millinery and French variety
goods very large and well assorted and the is
their going off at importation The ladies had bet
chance for good investment than See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

ScHooL Books AT STEELs.-Country merchants.
teachers and in want of any of the standard school
books of the day. supply themselves Mr.. B. sses
No 60 Camp street. at publishers prices. Mr. fill orders
suit college, academy school, Of grade.
will well repay inspection by those who wish purchase
bis adv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

GuNSIEs.-A large lot of these articles have been
received by Mr.. j. T. Belknap, No.
| ADJ yerisrn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

Machines Mrs Boyd driving large No. 1s
Canp business less profitable herself heue.
heia thepubIc lse She does all kinds Of sewing for
shps steamboats, hotels aad families Those who wish have
their sewing we'll snd rheapy DONE should give her GALL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08

CARPETS AND MATs.-Every description of floor
furnishings be found display Messrs A. Brousseau
establishment No 10 Charities street Housekeepers needing
anything of the kind would do well 60 and inspect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-08
re. 900 shares. 81.


Thus done and passed the city Of Orleans the day
month and year aforesaid, in the Of James N. Te
and Edward s. Auder, Witnesses who hereuto sign hei
names with said parties and notaries
The original is signed: l.. II. PLACE.
LABDkDE * XIQUES,
JAMES D. DENEHEE,