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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

FOURTH JULY EXCURSION TO
PHILADELPHIA.
,N-sss = ON SATURDAY, July Iih the Steamers
lEsSN PIONEER andXEPlISR Will run as fol
E'eESrtSz=zzs2 lows, viz:
Leave Wilmington at G.3 and 1850 n M, llIand p M
.eave Philadelphia at and A.Sl a. and y.
Excursion Tickets 20 good to return bg either boat.
lluarorly meeting at Chester on SUNDAY, July 5ll.-
Tie steamer PIONEER will leave Wilmington on sun
day nrDlng nj CLOCK, and RETURNING leave Chester
. +. NJ Excursion Tickets % cts. July 1t.
WOOD LEAVE FOR SALE.
s3Ss loo Acres of wood leaye situated In Kent County,
NT4 Immediately the Delaware Railroai will I've sold
--A- at PRIVATE SALE moderate terms, If appi-
cation he made soon to the RAILROAD AGENT
al lnhnsuwn station. july 2-5mos.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02


BEEF CATTLE FROM NENEzUELA.-In reference
to the proposition recently made, to bring beef
cattle from Venezuela to our Atlantic
cities, in order to break up the monopoly here
tofore enjoyed by drovers and middIemen, the
Evansville Qndiana) journal of tho 2Gth ult.,
says:
The cattle raised upon the savannas of Ven
eZuela never eat hay, nor can they be made to
eat it by any degree of hunger they are
frightened at the sight of an ear of corn, nor
Will the drink water except from stbabblng
brook" They will die of thirst and starvation
before they will touch either on board yes
sci. The attempts to overcome these difficult
ties with the wild cattle in the bordering States
of Mexico and in Texas have proven they are
not transportable in any voyages longer than
they can be kept without food or water The
cattle brought from Texas to New Orleans,
neither drink nor cat from the time they are
put on board the ship till they are landed and
in passage of SO hours from Matagorda to
the Mississippi, large numbers die. The idea
of bringing the cattle of Venezuela to Now
York alive, is one OF the widest projects ever
seriously debated by sensible men. The pas
toral regions of our own country, between the
Mississippi and the Rio Grande, are the regions
from which we must draw our beef and mutton
for the future.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

THE SUBSCRIBERS have tListayy, Termed Q c9isPaTt-
nershlp uHder the and style at Belts Il SEAL,
aud i'll continue the Foundry business of the late firm
of Belts, Pussy Co., at the Foundry, corner 81 EIghth
and Orange SITS. tDMAKD, BEIFS'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
gioR iCaP:iBI May-

. Il stT.- ~ \ STEAM ri GEN. MCDONALD. can
Estsss iqirIN, hvttdia. 1is swim, camiSrin-
a.t,, n n It and f4y9fe Sea steamer having been
nhshse nEefl, alan and put ~ I'D order Will com.
'.enee htrI-sl sE2 C5ee. May on SATURDAY, JIM.
,1h leiNTfls- We'll sifser Wharf fi Cape MAY eve
ne.sl +sistly l.l't satnay uiprpingi ,ateI oclurk
heirtWhs, HifeE fiu Tape On Mondays, W clf'. iays
~ FrGaYs, Ise eSk, 4 A. stopping at n ew CASTS
hiH8 un rrtfiifs
FARE, EaIrl1ge hite tncudsi, saB
Itr ScfNhntst l.5l
. From New Castle, iIS
:" For Servants, ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A SKIFF, built 10 order last year W it'll pusher Oars
n ect. in complete order, Apply al thisothce.
june i5-lmo,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
seamen,s SAVING t'nnd s0ei0ty,

Office 2O3 Walnut Sireef, one door ADORE Second
- INCORPORATED bv tho state of Penn Il 4,
esEf sylysnla, mss; The Charter provided that
or indirectly y, borrow atty Money from the society,"
All sums paid hack ON demand Also, that Hnnk
shall be Kept which every deposition shah he at liber
TWO ppont some person persons to whom Of
death the money shall be paid.
deposits received at Five per cent interest, lnsnms
nf Ono Dollar aud upwards, lrrm Mariners, WaeTinen,
and Lallrefs md particularly invite Deposits from
MARRIED AND SINGLE WOMEN.
Remomber that Sickness and want O. Employment are
the all, especially those who labor the hard
est. lay m then something for IRlny day. =
az Office open daily from ocloek. a. N until p.
President, FRANKLIN FELL. Seerstarv. JANES
MANAGERS;
Edmund A. SanAer, Hon. Lob Il. Tyson,
Suiwell :. Bighnp George knidln,
Capt John Mechanics, Robert Morris,
Jncob Sheet, Edward l.. Clark,
Jnseph Nj Cuwnll, Capt iohn Gallagher,
Joseph y Myers. John RlGe, =,
Edward Il. frotteT, RiGhqtd &. Sto,esbury,
Frankliu Baool, William r. Jenks,
stFur iunn 2s-lv.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The Royal decree Of 81 January, la52 excepted Cuba
nj Porto Rico from the privileges thus reciprOGated.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

- =. Io77osnto iIFIliE ftJIcf1m.I0ns
near at hard, haTs recently Committed soihe
eScesses, and the troops hadto. beacallesl outs
:, Between pigeons and grasshoppefs;e crops i'd
minnesota are likely totsuifefII III Sdaitt thar
whole fields of corn are DESTROYED by, r1igeonss
LIFE LLLUsTRATED" is an elegant qarto of
elght beautiful pages-a tribe larger than the
illustrated London News-a perfeet model Of
excellence in size, shape, and sentiment, and
is, altogether, one of the most sound and SEN
SID lie of live papers. Men like it, women like
~ boys like it, girls like it, the old folks like
u, young folks like it, the children like it, and
ths rest Of the folks can't keep house without
LIFE ILLUSTRATED. No plantation should
Oe without it. Only 50 year, 81 for hall
year, and on trial 3 month for 3 months for %
cents. Address.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

cL. aING EMPORIUM,
No 76 Market SUeetbelJ,0 Third, Wilmington
IA 'HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
MA intIrms the Public that he has new on hand
MF good assortment Of Clothing, suitable 10 I6o
t season lat his old stand, No. ID Market ST rent be-
CIV rhlr Street. HIS Stock comprises h the different
Kinds and patti ems of Goats, Vests and Pants usually
warn, lhI nude IN the ieSt manner. and will he sold
low. goo Gssortnen of Cloths Cassimers and Vest
IngS constantly on hand which will be made up TO order
" ne hest and in all cases warranted to fit and
Also, assortment Of Stocks Shirts Collars, DO
SONS Cayals, IIandkerohIels Suspenders, &e.
June 28-y. EDWARD MOORE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

'SpeuIaI Uasaiogu5. Of Very Cheap Hoohs.
ssjITg-k-s EfLAOM an extensive pubshing snd
/ f3EiSE9A - Bqpkselng House to the ainoinf ~
sssss1Y Vn9 honsand Dollars al posltirely r. M
(ili4E.sY QNEHALFt III 70 RTii M b isT,u
n 1870, prices. SomeO them partially uamaged i,y
~ tle Impression OF Hre; aud COMPRISING yors
n AL iheA ents Of scienoo RsebnnicsS r.
T4e99Fy NJ edicne Law, Pnlities Poetry Fla
r, lrayes History Classics, Essays. Also
5E9 m M Ssiesste and choice English
aieae siege Of the subscber and yolT atten
l " epsclauy called TO the advantage ufnn early seea
: sr.a- IA u y - Wilmington Dol,
pfs and Goods III Ina chpaper rates than am be bad
X AZ 9 qsia bilshment an the larger cities
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
LEMON Il COS
steam Refined Candy Mandatory

@tean ncAueu C1noY ManufactorY. =
NO. 2iI MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
EAfDN CO., most ectfully return their THANKS
IL TOR te liberal patrona they rec eiyed im t
people Delaware wishing continuance the same
large aud assorted stock Of ' " ''
CONFECTIONERY such as Plain, Fancy, N led ca.
ted Conversational and Boxed Ipzenges: also, d nm
DROPS. JqiPse PASTE Cordial Drops, Fine snsared Ai
LEMON y co.'s, BATH PIPE ,ENPECTOR ANT,
for Coughs and Colds, which sold by nearly every re
The MEssRs. LeMON have imported from England
Of John sOus latest improved lie of Polished Mn
chiqcry for the nanutactureofthe above goods which
gnhOeS tnemi9 compete VIII the Larger cities They
ers Fruit Essence which Fruit Drops most
delicious llvur
Having agreed With az imp rtisg housed BaltImor IL,
article cheap any house in this CITY, w s kss,
constantly hand nuts and FIR UT in their sess1u
All goods warranted pure. '
LEMON 4 co.'s
Steam Refined Candv h[anufacto,y
mat. IO-6m. Ninth Market SIS, Wilmington, 6eI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

''OUr Or TOWN.
Ill persons leaving the city fer the hntt term for the
"A Capes, Country, q other places shnnld he sure to
Ii is thu hest article Ia prevent inconvenience from
travelling in close cars, change rfhet sea-sickncss ~
fatigue For those who tesiie II we have the verame
Browns GlEger. made by r. hr9E9; ~ and Chestnut
street, Phiiadel phR. II. Il, & w. BRtNGHI RST.
WI olcsao aud Retail Druggists, iO3 Matiet-st'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

SUCCESSFUL PROPAGATION OF FIsH.-A few
years ago, it was difficult to procure salmon in
Paris for less than from two to four shilIngs
English money! per pound. Now, in conse-
quence of their fast increas through artificial
breeding, they have been sold as low this sea-
son as siXpence per pound. Is there any rea-
son why the people of this country should not
ttgo and do likewise rs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
RED SULPHUR SPRINGs,

The LATE ACCIDENT IN AN ITALIAN THEA
TRE.--The accident by fire in a theatre, atten-
ded with great loss of life, occurred not at
Florence, as stated, but at Leghorn. The fol-
lowing is from telsgraphic despatch in the
Paris Moniteur.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07
RON sHngvEpoRr.-T Shreveport Southwestern

From SHREVEPORT Shreveport Southwestern
of the lst inst. has the following paragraphs:
The river is again rising slowly with sufficient wa
ter in the channel for first class boats Since our last
the Boomer and Sunbeam have arrived from New
Orleans
We had a heavy rain and gale of wind on Sunday
evening which cooled the Temperature. As the rain
appeared to be general it must have greatly improved
the corn and cotton.
We learn that cotton blooms appeared early last
week on the plantation of Thos NJ. Gner, De Soto
parish and also those OF Mr. S. H. Cain and j. n.
Cooper, on Red river, one mile below this place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION
From nearly ali the Journals printed in the Third
Congressional District of Louisiana, we find that the
last District Convention Of the Democracy at Baton
Rouge, did not result in harmony, and that another
Convention, we learn, will be called by majority OF
the parishes to adjust differences and promote union
We mention these circumstances as items of political
news and refer, have been requested to do, to
the official notice of the Concordia Parish Democratic
Central Committee, for meeting on Saturday, Au-
gust l5th to choose delegation represent Concor-
da in the Convention to be held in Baton Rouge,
Monday, August 81, to harmonize the party.
[Concordia Intelligencer, Sd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

Fish IN LAKE PEPIN.-Sturgeon of fabulous size
often throw themselves completely from the water in
their untamed exuberance of spirits. Catfish, and
buffalo, and pike and bass of various kinds are taken
in abundance. There are some fishermen now here
with net for the supply of the St. Paul market The
fish taken in the lake far superior to those caught
in the river. The clear cold water hardens their flesh
Lake Pepn will be as famous for its fishing as it is
now noted for the romantic beauty of its scenery.
minnesota Tribune,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

GENERAL De RUssY.-The Egis, published at
Mansfield, De Soto parish, says that Gen De Rassy
Will be candidate tor reelection to the state sehate
short time since we published a report to the effect
that he would not Unless very clever gentleman
can be elected from the :" other side,' We shall be
pleased to welcome the return OF the General to the
Capital next winter. He has host OF warm per-
soral friends hereabouts
[Batop Rouge Gazette, Sd instant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

WRITING MAcuNE.-An ingenious piece of me-
chanism designed to enable u person to record his
thoughts Or observations while travelling in the cars,
in a crowd or in any place where ordinary writing
apparatus cannot be used has been invented by Mr..
BENJAMIN Livermore, of Hartland, vt. The paper on
which the writng-or rather printing, for it resen
bes the telegaphic system of printngis impressed,
is coed around two cylinders, which revoye as the
lines are completed and the letters worked by a
set OF keys. No ink is required the letters being
colored by prepared blue paper against which the
writing paper is pressed at each movement of the
keys. The machine works with great accuracy and
much facility, and is very compact, not exceeding
four inches in length by about two and hafn width
Ii can easily be carried in side pocket, and be
used without taking it from the pocket. By it a
blind person might be learned to write Altogether
it is one of the most ingenious affairs we ever exam
iued. TBoston Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

RUMoRs OF BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION AT TIE
CusToM-HoUsE.-For a few days past there has been
considerable excitement at the Boston Custom House,
in consequence Of rumurs that Collector Austin was
making examination in charges preferred to him
that two of the late appontees had obtained their Of
fees by improper means, or in other words, by the
use of money in ayorably disposing towards them a
person having influence with the Collector. All the
facts in the not yet known, but it is stated
that the Collector has promptly suspended the two Of
the Boston Custom, House. If the allegations are
maintained, all persons concerned will probably be
the subjects of sharp disciplinary treatment in the
form OF instant dismissal. The individuals suspended
held situations in the Inspectors Department. The
sum paid is stated at 5000 boston Traveller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

SAGACfoUs AND FATHFUL.--A Norfolk exchange
paper states that a gentleman of that city having
business at the navy yard proceeded thher horse
back, accompanied bya Newfoundland dog. AS it
is contrary to the regulations of the yard for any
but foot passengers to enter, unless by special per-
nit he dismounted at the gate, the dog remaining
with the horse. On his return he was informed that
during his absence drunken fellow had mounted
the horse, with the apparent intention OF taking a
had no sooner reached the saddle than his leg was
seized by the dog, and the faithful animal not only
succeeded in dragging him off, but got between the
loater and the horse keeping the former at respect
tu distance and finally compelling him to leave. The
fact is somewhat singular, as the dog was merely
pet and had never undergone the training to which
such animals are usually subjected, and his conduct
this OCCASION could only be attributed to the work
ings of his natural instincts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07


A TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-A fearful accident was
caused last evening at No. sos MaiA street, by the
careless use of POWDER The facts gathered the
spot are as follows:
About o'clock citizens Of the vicinity designated
were astounded by terrific detonation accompanied
earth as if shaken by convulsion, and succeeded
swiftly by deafening crash.
Those in the immediate neighborhood were for an
instant parayzed and were unable to account for the
phenomenon, but were soon apprised Of the disaster
by terrified men, women and children wildly rushing
from the doors of 30S, shouting fire. with frantic'
energy and screaming the house is blown upH-
men are killed with other CALCULATIONS of alarm
ing import.
Meantime several persons entered the building, from
which dense volumes of smoke emitted and discovered
the interior in complete state of rn, and on fire in
several places. Groans also distinctly heard in
the basement struggling upward through confused
mass of fallen rubbish. number of men immed
atey set themselves about eectng the OF the
sufferers and with the aid of fremen, were soon en-
abed to remove several persons from dangerous posi-
tions. One, named James Pryor, welEknown as ar
aspiring pyrotechnist, was taken out in dying con
diton.
After the excitement subsided we learned tina
Pryor, who was engaged in preparing reworks for
pyrotechnica display on the approaching Fourth
had by some accident, ignited lot of dry powder
about ten Or twelve pounds it is supposed-and that
terrific explosion ensued which utterly wrecked tn
interior of the building and cost Pryor his life-as
| is no doubt dead this morning.
| This force of the explosion was terrific, and tn
shattered results clearly manifest that very consider
able quantity of dry powder must have been stored
! Pryors room, as material prepared for the wor
never could have effected a wreck so complete am
disastrous. The report resemhled that OF twelve
pounder, and was heard on Mount Adams.
The interior of the bnilding presents a ghastl,
spectacle. Three roons-Nos. 10 and the room
above and below it, are enlarged into one-leaving
clear space three stories in height -Four other room
nod ha pl hnI
scattered into fragments, and the rear wall throw
into the yard below. The floor above No. 10 wa
forced upward into collision with the ceiling above
and rebounded in fragments upon the floor c
masses of backenedand scorched merchandise tn
| basement floor. [Cincnnati Commercial, 26th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

s-up - -z---.-z--z=,' OHIO AND NIISSIS.
ias, 5I s1rrI Sadd bhoApGAUeE Rail
Completed ST. Louis Cncnnat-Two Trains Daily
New York 40 hours. Through without
change of
Morning Tran-Ieaves the Office of Fourth and
Chestnut streets, at LAS A. NJ. .... . -
Night Express the office corner of Fourth and
Chesnut streets, at 3.45 p. NJ.
Carving the great Eastern Northern and Southern Mails
The shortest cheapest and quickest New York and
all Northern and Eastern cities ..
For through tickets apply at the Illinois Central Office I'M
der the ST. Chrle Hotel Cairo Sandoval Junction
In St. Louis Mt the office Ohio and Mississippi Rnl
road House, and the of Vine and
Water
b. F. LONGLEY, General Southern Agent,
New Orleans.
ISAAC WYMAN, General Ticket Agent,
T,ouis myS If
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nasFor ake-Each trip Immediately after steam train
Iss A. E;:sssassasaaz son al HNb GaEAT NoRTHEEN

k ass saHss ss2H HfLkSab: ANR GREAT NORTHERN
Tn Ss M.. daily and s6
E;ss.1ss ny: S?s 'fsf sfS Ts
Isseses ss Ns% sans Day oyas s9 A. M
years e. ar es @
sas eS'Ep as til.
Company No. Carondelet Also, family tickets,
whoes halves packages of reduced price
written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
the M bs 0 eh m 5s vii By g s M hs S s
direction only those making trip both will have to be
| FREIGHT TRAINleaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
NJ for
@ hofay h rS o end E
10 receive deliver freight but other days
E No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
''''' : T. S. WILLIAMS sup't TRANSPORTATION.
sndrom Jackson to Bookaven every day
| ing with the passenger trains. So
T y sStFE 4 4 y 70 - 4kkAsasss f.5'.ss;s sEsz.
powder Horn lsaving One Days Time as we'll as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
sgSRbY Gb X Snw
# sps s"5 ss OF 5 nSS
ben eaeb built expressly this route 50
avoid the and delays heretofore arising from the
ssys New the Fiji
s Ss"s a
The pEIoUsAs Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson on
| THURSDAYS. ---
Returning days of leaving Indanola will be WEDN ES
DA Us and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SU NDAfS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
Landing New Orleans, the foot of ST. Louis street
will be transported through of destination without
charge kind at the lowest rates heretofore charged
| by the line of outside steamers.
before O'clock Saturdays and Wednes
days, will go by the Sunday and Thursday
For freight PASSAGE apply at the office OF the Company
le only lire New Oreans of St. Peter
and Leyee opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
O be and state rooms secured
A. i. SEGER, Vice President
myIl If N O., Opeousas and q. w. Railroad Co.
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PONTCHAR'TR A AIN RAIL
u "a A n SIrNIMLrR A Il NNEN N MI

the train will leave the city every half hour from
o'clock p. NJ, until o'clock then every hour until II
o'clock The will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings
will leave the city depot morning at
sbove and the Lake night one honr
last train. Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor
Station House has been erected at Genlly Ridge. which
is also Flag Station where the train will
when required from A. NJ to p NJ: down trips H. Il
O'Clock and trips and AZ O'Clock. Fare each
Tickets dowh be purchased
the t ct Office and ,he conductor notified.
The daily from Gentiy Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake at Ga O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave follows: - s.s-
The City Tile Gently Ridge
A.......... O'Clock A. NJ. At.......l0 O'Clock A. n
At...........l2 At........ /. 81,
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NUMBER lO6.
TeIegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
DEATH OF Ex-sEclsETARY MARCY.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

SUNDREES-
- 80 bbs krout
80 bbs Cider Vinegar,
80 hbs Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
400 boxes Rasns, whoes and halves,
90 boxes Genuine Hostetter Biters,
100 cases Booth Sedwcks Cordial Gin,
1lO baskets teidsck's Champagne
100 tierces Rice.
625 kegs assd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALEX. NORTON Il CO.,
milo If Nos. 2 and Poyaras street.
OLD MONONGAHELA WHISExY-A few bar
" rels superior quality, in store and for sale by
my2 JONES. MAGKINDER 4 CO., 81 Gravier street.
@-D, G. BLEAKSLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPART
S3 street, manufacturer of Carriages. Buggies Spring
SIt@2R Wagons etc. Fire Engines rebuilt, Repairiny in
all the branches done atthe shortest notice jas ly
TT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
their Lumber Yard, New Basn and constantly
ing supplies of the
100000 feet assorted Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
Ceiling.
100000 feet assorted Cypress.
I2OO0UO feet assorted Yellow Pine Rough Scaatlng and
Boards.
100000 Iaths.
IS 900 feet Juniper, assorted.
10000 feet Dressed Shelving.
100000 Shingles
100 OO9 feet White Pine, assorted.
az If POOLEY NIrOI. 4 CO.
rs9S SELLING OFF BELOW GOST-MISS
ET DOWNS lao Canal Offering for sale the remain
~ der of her stock of MILLINERY, great sacri-
fee, with view complete clearance for tie reception Of
| New Goods for the ensuing season. iyl I'm
| WHISE&1-5D bbls old Bye in and for sale by
| w jy2 S. WOLFF, IS Camp stgee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on TUEsDAy7th inst. at5P.

Leaves on TUESDAY TIN inst. at s P. NJ.
r. FOR JEFF ERSON, SMITH
land Benton Port Caddo, Shreveport. Grand
~ mBayou Grand Ee@e, campts AlssanaEia s and and
draupht fast running passenger packet steamer Rueb
White, John Allocoy. mastr. will leave above. For
freight or passage, apply on board
jy2 GEO. D. HiTE CO., 6 Front street.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst. At 5 o'clock. 2. NJ
~ FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
laAnIh Bayou Grand Ecoe and Alexandria-The ele
sss=sss giant and swift running packet steamer Jos.
Holden. Martin will leave above For freight
or passage, apply on board, to
jy7 GEO. D. HITE & CO., Front street.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. sh inst at P. NJ. Positively.
r. FOR SHREVEPORT, ST. IAU-
lErA&Ska rice Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
ss"as.sAA and Gortons Landing, the elegant and
swift running packet Sunbeam, Captain
Deno will positively leave for the above aud all intermediate
landings For freight apply board
jyf T. B. SMITH, 4 Tchonpitoulas street