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EHsOnGfalGaa'S

C HER R Y E X PECT R A 7
Used Il New and Successful Treatment for ,
Consumption of the Lungs and General Decay Of the Body
Bronchitis, Bad Cough, Sore Throat, Tuberces, u
GERS aud all Diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs md Chest.
The wonderful efficacy of ts remedy in healing diseased and
ulcGlatc Lungs, removing from the Throat the rghful
Tnberclcs rapidly which all affections of
the hroat Chest ad He and its great in checking
the rapid decay Of the body covering the skeleton bones with
new healthy cs proves be the greatest
cDvery in the annals of medicine Of this other IT,
therefore, there any who suffering the Of
Consumption, Bad Cough Bronchitis any disease whatever
OF the Throat Lungs Chest Head make triul of
Noo,lman's Cherry ENpcctorant.
II the difficulty is OF recent occurrence few doses will re
every yesge Of Gonsumptivc material If deep rooted
you dangerous condition, you have still chance
many have been reduced deaths door and by the
this remedy Of the dseae has been removed from
the system.
hereditary descent may rely upon becoming robust and
strong and the poisonous germ of the disease will be entirely
eradcuted from the system by the Of this remedy
The following letter Of merit from the distinguished DR..
Maitland:
New ORLEANS, April Q, 1856
Dear Sir The public generally fully of the hon-
remedies for Diseased Lungs under the titles of Sura-
parilI Pills. Plsers I.imcnts, ec that daily brought
their nocc through the newspapers by way of advertise
My object in wrtig this for publication is to in
The public, least those who afflicted to
that articles Of REAL. USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. conscious that in doing; acting most
professionally and erOgnOry the interests OF Medical Sci
and the regular Practitioners of Medicine refer to
woodnans Cherry Expecorant which sa scientific remedy
| scripions used by Physicians.
| Az 2pSW ]. h. MAITLAND, VI. D.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
WASHINGTON NEWS.
[BY SArIoSAL LISE.l


New YORK, May 2s.-The applications for foreign
appointments are increasing. The President is per.
picked, and will take all summer to decide. He is
determined to observe the greatest deicacy towards
the present incumbents, which course causes much
disappointment to applicants.
1t Is untrue that Wright Of Indiana or any one else,
has been selected for the Governorship of Utah. No
one has yet been found who is considered suitable
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered Captains
Pendergast, Lowndes, Wilkes, and Commanders Ken
nedy and Page to witness the examination of the Act
ing Midshipmen at the Naval Academy on the lst of
June.
The Marshal Of the District of Columbia has given
notice of his intention Of selling the property Of
Blanchard, printer Of the National Era, and David
A. Hall, to pay the bail forfeited by Chaplain.
Kansas Affairs
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The correspondent Of the
Democrat says that force of dragons and artillery
has left Leayenworh to fight the Cheyennes, who are
concentrated at Republican Fork.
The Republican publishes letter from Brown, the
editor Of the Herald Of Freedom, showing serious
difficulty between Gov. Robinson and Brown. The
former charges the latter with attempting to sell ths
Free State party to Gov Shannon, on condition tina
the latter should be released from prison. Brow
denies the charge, calling Robinson an unmitigatet
| liar.
Gen. Harney and Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, ha,
arrived in the Territory The latter declined publ
| dinner.
Shooting Affair.
MEMPHIS, May GA negro trader named Boltol
shot another trader from Kentucky named Mcmillan
this morning The latter is mortally wounded.
Marine Disaster.
SHILBURNK, N. S., May 23.-The ship Robert S
Lane, with six hundred emigrants, from Liverpool
for New York. struck on Brazil Rock off Cape Sable
the night of the 2lst, but got off in leaking con
dtion. About three hundred women and childrel
were placed on board schooner which landed then
here all well. The ship has also managed, by pump
ing vigorously, to reach this port. e..
Present to the President.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The hunters of Californi
have presented to the President today chair forme
entirely of buck horns. Humorous speeches fror
both sides graced the presentation
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 23-The river is stationary wit
eight feet on the falls. Weather clear and mercur
| I'D to 50,
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A SERIOUS CHARGE-ln guaranteeing the good
faith Of the offer of $4,000 for information that may
lead to the detection Of the murderer of DR.. Burde
the New York Times indirectly makes very grave
charge against three weknown journals of that city,
in the following terms:
In consequence Of the active and ingenious efforts
made by interested parties through the columns of
the Day Book, Herald and Evening Post, as well as
in private quarters to create the impression that the
above offer is nsncere we beg to add that any secu-
money will be cheerfuly gven-and that the $4,000
will be deposited in the Shoe and Leather Bank, if
requested, as a preliminary step to the communion
tion of the information which it is designed to elicit
Who are the " interested parties who can make
use of the columns of three leading New York papers
to discourage efforts for the discovery of crime?
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Recent Publications,

We have received from the publishers, tn rough Mr.
Norman, No. IA Camp street, copies of the fol-
lowing:
ZILLAH, THE CHILD MEDIUM: tale of Spirit
ualism. By the author of" My Confession % The
Story of Womans Life, etc. New York Dix, Ed
Wards & Co.
This is a novel of new class, evidently intended
to interest," if not please, unbelievers we'll beev-
in the mysteries of spirualism. The author pro-
esses that the main incidents of the story are facts
which fell under his (or herr observation. A neat
little volume of 29S pages.
THE ENGLIsHMAN IN KANSAS or Squatter Life and
Border Warfare. By I. Il. Gladstone, author of the
Letters from Kansas in the London Times
! with an introduction by Fred Law Omsted, author
of" A Journey in the Seaboard Slave States,n etc
l. New York: Miller e. Co., late Dix, Edwards & Co
Not having had time to look over this book, VT
cannot pronounce particularly upon it. From hur
ried skmming, however, we judge it to be mass Of
Aboltonj balderdash, seasoned with English Nun
chausenisms 1t is a paper-covered volume of 32s
pages, and will serve excellenty well for shaving pa
per and cigar lighters.
ADAM GRAEME, of Mossgray. A novel, by Mrs. Oil.
phant, authoress of g Zaidee.n New York Gar.
rett, Dick & Fitzgerald
An autobiographical story of English life, written
by lady of high literary reputation. 1t will be rel
ished by the storyreadng community.
FIVE HUNDRED FRENCH PHRASES. BLyNDERs Il,
BEHAVIOR CORRECTED. MIND Your Stops. HARD
WORDS MADE EASY. New York Garrett, Dick &
Fitzgerald.
-Four little prmer-like publications, of thirty pages
each, designed for people ofimperfect education. The
knowledge they mpart is of the practical and
sary kind.
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WASHINGTON NAVY YARD At the navy yard
the usual activity is apparent. Another large editice
for a boiler and machine shop is under erection,
which, when finished, will complete the square from
built in 1855. Within comparatively short time no
less than ITO buoys, made of boiler iron have been
constructed for the acitaton and security of nav-
gators on the coasts of our Atlantic and Pacific
possessions. Of these some sixty seventy yet re-
main in the yard, presenting from their number and
bulk quite striking feature to the visitors eye.
Early in July it is understood that more of these
buoys will be made up The practice-ship, the Ply
mouth, still employs many hands in getting her
ready for sea. Her seams are being canked ard her
rigging set up. The difficulty of procuring seamen
will probably delay her sailing before the middle of
June. On the steamer Fulton the engineers and
blacksmths in full work; it is not thought she
will be ready for service before the lst of July.
Washington Iutelgeacer, 18th.
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GEN. WAlKER,s BROTHER IN PAR1s,=In q recn,

GEN. WALKER's BROTHER IN PARIs.-Tn a recent
letter from Paris published in the New York Times,
we find the following curious paragraph:
A mystery hangs over the announcement of the
presence Of Gen. Walkers brother in Paris The
announcement appeared on the same day in eight
Journals in their items column, and in the following
words in each journal: lie taere du General Vaiker
Sc tToure en- ce moment Paris" (The French, as
you know have no W, which does not prevent them,
however, from some singular caprice which could
sh word VauXhall, Wauxhall) The arrival of Gen.
Walkers brother, gentleman never before heard of,
announced thus uniformly in the same words and on
the same day in all the large journals, is mystifca
tion to the Parisans, many of whom never heard of
General Walker" himself, to say nothing of his
brother.
No doubt this was some parsonage desirous of be-
coming lion among the Parsians, but who had mis-
calculated their general information regarding the
outside barbarians
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CHAs. D. DREux.-This gentleman passed through
business connected with his profession 1t is pretty
generally known throughout this Congressional Dis.
trct that the of this gentleman will be brought
before the District Congressional Convention for
nomination as the candidate of the American party.
From all we can learn, it is highly probable that he
will be the nominee. The delegates from st. Mary
are favorably disposed towards him. and large por
ton OF the voters, comprising portion of this dis
trict, in New Orleans and Jefferson, understand
will go for his nomination. He is youthful energetic
and extremely talented, and his devotion to the
American cause cannot be questioned.
Franklin (St Nary Journal, 21st.
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American Meeting In ST. Helena.

Al meeting Of the American party Of St. Helena Parish
held at treeubu the 2lst day Of May, 1857
Robert Williams Esq. W. A. Carter, Eq., appoiutei
President and John H. McMichae Secretary of the meeting
On motion of John Corkeru, Iiclekiah Thompson d. W.
Thompson John H. McMichael Jacob B. Strickland John G.
ParhRm, j. A. Wright, VIM. Dennis, John G. Watson w.
A. Carter appointed delegates the Convention
Baton Rouge the S day of June purpose
max nominations for State Offices member of Congress
for the Third Congressional District.
On motion of Nathaniel Amakce, it was
RcS0iUed, That the party of St Helena nnrSf
recommend W. ID j. warner of East Felciana, suitable
mnu for the Office of Auditor Ct Public Accounts
BE fr re0lped That American party of St Helena
parish Will their whole energy the election of c
American nominees of the Convention
nmoon of NJ. Watson meeting adjourned sine die
W. A. CARTER President.
| JoUH H. MCMcHAEL, Secretary.
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All who travel in this climate and especially those who travel
upon the Mississippi and other Southern rivers, peculiarly
liable attacks of Darrhea The suffering and danger from
such uny be entirely avoided if will provide them
selves with nsupply of
DR.. BILLINGS CARMINATIyE AND ASTRINGENT
SYRUP.
dent of the Mississippi College, Clinton and of New Or
leans:
Dr. Bil,ngsDcnr SI but simple justice yourself and
the public generally for say that after having abore for
several months during the last under the of the
climate, the DIrrea until in spite of the usual
remedies applied by gentlemen of the Faculty deservedy high in
public estimation my bodily wholly proStraed.
found your Astrngent Medicine the sovereign remedy the
also found equally effective in curing of my chill
dren of the miserable complaint Since effected
SELF have taken it whenever, from any there
symptoms recurrence and have always found eectual
in prevention as it had been previously in
1nths Southern country traveller whether by land
water ought carry with him this invaluable medicine by
which, without any detention and with almost expense he
might himself he bis Families and plan
aton would only much disease but many dear
and valuable lives by always keeping Of their me
cal stores. Yours, etc, ALIEN. CAMPBELL.
Clinton, Miss, May 18th, 1854.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor,
e9- 2nSw o. O. WO0DMAN, New Orleans.
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KILLED BY A NEGRo-We learn that Mr.. James
Griffith, son of the Deputy Sheriff of this county,
was killed on last Friday by negro man belonging
to a Mr. Lang, in Wilcox county, for whom he was
overseeing 1t appears that in difficulty with the
negro he drew his knife, and the negro wrenched it
from him, and cut his throat. Our informant said
that the excitement in the neghhnrorl was very high,
and that some were for burning the negro.
[Selma Reporter, 2lst
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STARVATION IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.-Ata meet
ing held in Detroit the evening of the 10th, to de-
wise means for the relief of the destitute people in
Northern Michigan, a citizen Of Gratiot county was
present. and said that his wife and three children had
died of starvation He gave gloomy account of the
suffering in that region, and said people were dying
for the want of the most common food The meeting
decided to raise s. 900 in Detroit to purchase pro-
visions with, 81 900 of which were subscribed in the
hill
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%. %. WOOdnsUn.1

%. o. Et'OOdntHn,
Has received by late arrivals direct from England France
and Germany, large assortment Of
DRUGS CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE, BRrSHES, PER
FUMERY, etc. Among whicbMA~
1900 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted Sizes.
luG pounds Courad's IIYD. POTASH
1900 Pellcier FIR. QUININE.
800 Gunner German =.
l5O pounds Mander's English BLUE MASS.
100 =. CALOMEI.
cases CARB. MAGNESIA.
!: ;:::: g.: g.: .:.;.:; o:e,ir =
4i0 kegs bes. SUP CARB. SODA.
IS casks SAL SODA.
80 e. Eng LINsEED Off,
IS gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10 French POMATUME
800 lunches VIOLIN STRLAS.
5 gross London BROW wSNINsonso1P.
25 pounds CREOSOTE. -
21 E. SUB. IODINE. x ag 2p&W
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The NEwBURG MYSTERY.-A late number OF tie
Albany IN. " Journal says:
Michael Parantan of Cohoes, informs that his
daughter left home on the 10th of April, since which
time he has heard nothing of her. She was Is years
of age, five feet four inches high light complexion,
light hair and prepossessing in appearance. He has
some misgivings that the young woman found dead
near Newburg his daughter, and says that she
resembed very closely the description given of that
unfortunate girl
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WHAT THEY PUT IN BRANDY.-A young man named
Morris, clerk of liquor manufacturer in Toronto
Canada, lost his life recently by tasting drug used
in manufacturing brandy from raw spirits. The pre-
paraton it is sad is very nearly allied in its nature
to prussic acid and although Mr. Morris scarcely swa
lowed drop, his death was almost instantaneous
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%. %. FFOOd1nual

IS SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DIR. BILLINGS
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP :;
ISFALLIBLE
For Cholera lnfantum, Summer Complaint of Chill
dren Cholera Morbus, Diarrhca, any Irregl-
larities of the Bowels.
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A LIGHT PUNIsHMENT--Joseph Miller, an English
man, who murdered his wife in New York some time
ago in the most brutal manner, plead guilty to man.
slaughter in the third degree, and was sentenced to
four years in the peniteptary,
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DEsPERArE.-A Mrs Bolts, in Louisville, attempted
sefdestruction few days ago by leaping from
second story window, in fit of deirum. An Italian
caught her in his arms before she touched the pave
ment, Or the leap would probably have proved fatal.
As it she but little injured, while her rescuer
was severely hurt.
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rEXAs EMPRESS

ryNEXAS ENPRESS-FROM AND AFTER THE 10th
prox will be prepared IN forward frCig baggage
Galveston, Houston, Austin and Indau". All ship
ping by Express rely safe and expeditions de-
livery Of tl!cir properly 1T places Of destination
S. TOBY, Jr. i BPO,
my4 # No. 81 Camp street.
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Leaves every THU RSDAY at O'Clock p NJ.
IT. REGULAR THURSDAY U. >.

Mail Packet steamer capitol, Capt D. NJ.
sA White, lin place Of The r. W. McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers Point. Skipw,hs
Landing Lake Providence Canacks Landing, Mkens Bend
Hckshg Grand Gulf Rodney, Na,chez Fort Adams, Red
quemine and Donadsonvle, the elegant and swift
packet CAPITOL Capt j. NJ White, lin place Of the
R. W. McRae will leave above. For freight PASSAGE
ply o bOaad to
myl4 GEO d. H1TE Il CO.. 4 Front street.
p.The Capitol invariably gets Vicbsbrg
Saturday morning. in time for the O'Clock leaving Vicks
burp for tipi in
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IN Ssafi SSESf hEH Sth \: s "
nmes Of this season esend M nd h their Fl TPS to ca5S
and are the steamers
John sInonds, Capt. W, wray,
:Pt"s5" M:H " h,I niH,, tsp 1no: !"s'1 + Newell
=Ingemar, = Capt, l., MsnonS"gh isInsnS
fsf Ben EranieIrn. ni9 n & tapt p!s:4 M e. An4ers
@s % sbe f5o "sG WI" !" f M
@ nSS st. It fS win 'Sf @ al hs eksi Sd o the 3
Western cities Fo fsrther P2rtisuars P npPly to
n plan of the cabins Of the above steamers seen
and state engaged application to the agents NIL
CILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GiahNU-
largest and smallest classes; on some Of Which it ha taken
three crops with combination of the olowing ady'iases
lator or an entire steam train:
1t requires but pressure of 80 pounds of steam to strike
rS%niEss Ss additional W water for the boilers
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
The being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct no additional boilers required where the sngar
pair Of sylnder boilers g inches in imeter and a feet 9E
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhd sugar
g. The Pneumatic Battery rannato is pnt in operation
at much less the planter than other steam bat
terry or application of steam 10 making sugar in part or entirely
EoT further inf minpTFmGon pamphlet With f spesifcations
who prepared to make for the BATTERY vapo
r"''F or ''F'"'r' to be used % EGs' M % e. efnS MAN iI
d4 Gm 10 '4ravier street, New orleans, In.
Os AN nASrlSrTnIS doHFXS4 HfM 9FLEASs OIL
Are n ITGeTj9 NV TTao and " prspf9a @ to furnish
TTHIXTEkS 3II, HEI4HTvARN1s1I,
''-''' REF1NED RosIN 0Ii., "N'
At greatly relucedpses and equal in quality to any of those
Dealers Oils particularly invited inspection of
Orders received the Mandatory, New Basin, or at the
For evidence good q1aity of Oils the Company
|
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1t is settled thing in Europe, that extravaganza
IN dress is the very extreme Of vulgarity.
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The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days, without fail the hour appointed All
business to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight aku for Ynoo if consigned to W. NJ
SHAW the of the boats Vicksburg, who will forward
1t without delay, and without extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money ewely other vauables, unless regular
bills of adng taker specifying the and value and
the freight paid for vaunbles deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply OF bonrd.
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row 5S Carondelet St
MO tf T. i. SMITH, No. 3 Tchoupitou las ST.
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HsmP street VIII De continued by u" " the same place. without
nv I'm WALTER H. PETERS
- ------- -
~ rtdan he st,e ~ Svhrndt { NsrnS was dssnvad On
Mr. John D. Sybrandt Is authorized to use the name of the
firm in Humiliation of its aH.irs j. D. SYBRANDT,
"
,,,,.E co,,uIss,cN nTs1Nrss PoRvER1y CON
Nv e ni m Under the OF Of STbrnT co..
New Orleans 18th March ls57-m17 sn "
NTDViGSi-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
~ A. DUNBAR all the Stock merchandise and business
der the style Of e. O. Dunbar / Co. No ii Canal street
toners;
Az those who have claims against or are indebted TO- e. g.
hnor Co. VII PIE se eau upon me alone a; NE once NO.
Ne" Orleans FEBRUARY H. io''
nJOTICE-HAvIEGT THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery business at
DJ1THS K ~ Do and solicit the continued noiron
age OF the friends tie e homss as we'll as hs "F nT ow
'STS N ORLEANS February IA s57f1s ~ i A. poNhAN'
-
HICTTCEC-THE NED II AS EST ABI JSHED
r attention EVEN to the sale of Gunnv Bags nda and KEN
teuon to business he hopes 10 merit share Of patronage
CHARLES H. SHEaTE
New Orleans, January g. lS5l MI 6n
NTrNErCrr - Q Nncpv 11,vT,, ,vIT,Inp ,UrN e..
Tarding hnsnes W. Ii he continued v the neT%r%d unt,
,ic Grr # ~ nix Nasty { 90 IN Vbi"h tbny VIVA rnn
urn " @ , @ 4 Wo 10 Wm,cn @ ,mgg nave 20 @ Son
Sand % Front Levee and "A and Is FntG" sSst
g ~ ~ en- ~ ~;
,,I,:,,, ,7c;I,,,7 T,I1, cop ,pTI17pC7i1, 71EpT
So j hs, ,h rnL sirnd MAJ m s f
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o. o. FEHOOd1nuN,
Warrants all POWDERED DRUGS sold by him strictly
having been selected personally 10 their crude and
powdered for his sales-among which
200 pounds Powdered IPECAC.
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rJ'IIE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFORE EXIST
ing under the style of SybrAndt Nevin dissolved
the l2th February. by mntnn consent.
Mr. John u. Sybrandt authorized the of the
lrm in liquidation Of its afairs J. d. sYBRANDT,
A. A. NEVINS.
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FOR RED RIVER.

FOR RED RIVER.
AoF1AT F9M sHKEvrokr 7i II F1jiiE:E D1Ecr
q The fine fast running packet steamer Mont
Rapdes, will leave above for Shreveport Grand
Ecore Nachitoches Alexandria, Cotle, Gortons Bangns
m2O GEO, D. HITE K CO., 6 Front street.
Leaves on TUESDAY, MAJ 26th. at P. NJ,
lNnEPGsDEMT fIs E, =, fE1fkE,S sVIs HITE
ss-ssSz and all Intermediate landings Red river,
the fast running and light draft packet steamer Amanda,
NC Briggs, j. Camp clerk. will leave above
The Amanda will take freight for Moscow and all intermediate
Landings Lake Bistenea For freight passage having fine
accommodations apply board,
m28 =. &. RANDOLPH { CO, IS Union street
REGULAR PACKETS.
n- THE sTEANIER JAMES Z.
Woodruff O. s Rogers, master will leave
THURSDAY June 4.
THURSDAY, June q.
THU SDAY, July l6.
THURSDAY, August 6.
THURSDAY Aug Y.
Thursday Sept Il.
| me BELL BUCHANAN 4 CO., Nh. G7 Tchoupitouas.
p- plan Of the cabin be and secured by
calling at the office of the agents.
n THE STE AN Z /; ECLIPSE
s. for Iouisvetls magnificent steamer Broad
we'll commander, will make five regular trips to
wEDNESDAY; May %, et5P;M.
WEDNESDAY, june q, at 5 P. NJ.
SATURDAY, Juy II, at5P, NJ.
FOR BRo O XIV Ill B B0s & ' Co. g. Graver street
7. SUTE - Common street
seA plan of the cabin be and rooms engaged for
pThe Eclipse will freight Na'clez Rodney, Grand
Gull, vicksburg, Helena, Memphis Hickman, Cairo, and
pS- No room engaged until paid FOR AT If