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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
Maii Arrangements.

Mill
EASTERN MAIL.
ARRIVES
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9
o'clock, p. NJ. ... t....H.sr
tiosEs
Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, at 9
O'Clock, p. M. fr.5I Q
WESTERN MAIL
g. ARRIVES
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at q
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 9
O'Clock, p NJ. .s
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Tuesdays, and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
Mondays, and Fridays. at Q o'clock, P. Nj
NORTHERN MAIL.
.a ARRIVES
Mondays, and Fridays, at 3 o'clock,P. NJ
CLOSES
Tuesdays, and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Office open on sundays, only from 6 O'Clock
p. NJ. to 8 o,clock p. NJ. This rule will be
strictly adhered to.
L. b. KINNEY, p. NJ.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
Notice
TO the PubliC.

TO the Public.
THE undersigned having purchased the en-
Il tire stock II Jewelry, formerly owned by
Alex. Kemp, Is prepared to sell the same at
% per cent less than was ever offered In this
city before, as room must be made Tor a large
spring assortment. The stock consists Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Clocks,
Sets Of Cameo, Coral, Enamel. Painted,
Gold Stone, Masonic and Mourning Jeweiry,
Breaches, Ear Drops, Cuff Pins, Shirt Studs,
Lockcts, Bracelets, Rings. Gold. Silver, and
Plated Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Gold
and Silver Spectacics Also a splendid as.
sortment, Of MORTON,S CELEBRATED
gOlD fENS. Also Musical Instruments,
Cutlery, Port Monies, Pouches, Card Cases,
&c., &c.
A fine stock OF Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolv-
ers, &C., which will be sold at a small ad-
vance above cost, as the subscriber wishes "a
60 ont Of the gun business.
All kinds OF repairing done with n~eatnes,
and dispatch by competent workmen.
still Continue TO take Omaha Serir, Yves
tern Exchange; Netiafa Valley, eastern mon.
ey, or gold aud silver, II exchange for goods
On Store on 18th Street., 5nt door from
Farnham. and directly opposite the Weststi
Exchange Bank, Omaha, N. T.
Please call and examine goods and prices
T. w. WOODS.
Omaha, jan. 18th, 1858, 3mo
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
Notice.

T HEREBY give notice, that on and after
L the 18Th day of April next, | will proceed
TO give deeds, to those entitled to lots and
land, n hat porti nof the Cry OF Belitv ., en-
tered by the Mayor: q as a town Site" at the
Office of Bowen 4 strickland. -
LEAVIrT /. BOWEN, Mayor.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
LOS {.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that on the eve.
~ ming Of the 10th inst. ! lost my p, cket
book In Bellevue city, containing some yalu.
able papers that are OF no use 10 any one but
myself, together with a dollar bill, With somc
notes against various persons, one Of SIS on
Charles Peter Mtkei, and one Of $50 so on
M. ID. Shaw, one on j. p. Horn, A co. Of
about 5000, one on Blackburn OF ss,as and
various others. ereby notify all persons
from purchasing any OF the said notes. Any
person finding said pocket-book and returning
the zane TO me, or leaving II at the office OF
the Bellevue Gazette, will be literally re-
Suis) f.. N. UPJoHN.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15

Have YOU ever broken a horsef" in
qnred a horse,jockey. mo. not en-
Pouy,' replied Simmons. . but | have
broken three or four wagons" :;
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15

"This is George the Fourth" said an
Exhibitor Of w~ax-work, pointing 10 4 slim
pgure. Il thought that he was q rery
e'ous man" Very likely, but if you'd
bsen here with MT victuahs half so long as
Pc has, you'd been twice as thin"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
THE CHICAGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY
Room No. ] Masonic Temple, DesrbSt
las Street, Chicago. -
CAPITAL, $50, 600.
DIRECTORS; -,
EDMuSD eASriEID, HENRY eHAsxArs
IsAAcc COOK, %. 8. hoNsok,
H.. A. wYseooP. So ~
OFFICERS: saA
Edmund CanAeld, Pres, Vim. 8. 1atss,
sec'y, Henry Chapman, Trssss

~ SAekea 4h~8us nrf
THIS Company, vas ~dfgsntfsd on the a1tk
Il day Of March, A. D.. 1885, under a spse.
ial charter from the Legislature Of Illinois;
and business commenced under the most Ia
vorable auspices. It's establishment has bessf
UPON a hfn and reliable basis, and in viex ss
its stability, soundness, and p~ermansncy, ranks
as one Of the first Insurance Companies in tbs
country. To those DESTROYS Of protecting
themselves against loss or damage By Fire, sf
Periis OF the Sea, they beg leaSs to ofer the
following
Messrs. Stone 81 Witt, Cleveland, ohis.
Williams 4 Avery, Chicago, III.
Norton 4 Brother, g8.sp
Stone & Boomer,
II. S. Durand, Pres. Racine & Miss. n. Il.
Geo. G. Horthrup, Cash. Racine cs. Bank.
Wm. Y, Lind, Esq, Milwaukss. b.
J. @. Conroe, Esq. Racine. ..a
Ashley Gilbert, Cash. Cont Blk, Chicago.
Henry Famham, President Chicago G Rock
Daniel p. Rhodes, ESQ.,, Cleveland, oAis.
Thomas Campbell, Esd, sptinghslt, III.
Hon r. Chamberiin, ST. Louis, Mo.
Mes.rs: wsdswOrth, Wells 4 Seymour,
Chicago, m. - 41 - .Gat =
Msssrs. 1, il. Burch & Co., Chicago Bank.
Msssrs. q, W. si,er 4 Co. Chicago, III.
VIM. Blanchard, ESQ, Morris, M. q
Messrs, II. c. 4 o. g. Cook 4 Co., Rsek-,
ford. III.
Mess. II. Wheeler 4 500, Aurora. m.
Messrs. Judd, Smith 4 Pratt, Dixon, m.
Nehamish Case, ESQ.,. Buffalo. N.Y.
VIM. b. Fundys ESQ, Springfield, NJ ~,
Gen. J. Cnrn, Springfield, III, -
Richard Ivers, ESQ.,, 81. Louis, Mo.
T.. b. LEMON, Agent, Believes.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15
w. II. Longsdorf,

w. II. Longsdorf,
GRADUATE Of Penn. College 81 dental
" Surgery, respectfully announce 10 the cit.
liens Of Bellevue, and vicinity, that he is nov
prepared to Ptaetiee Dentistry, In all Its va.
rions branches.
Office hour. from q til 8, p, NJ A.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-15

A grave-digger, who buried a Mr..
Baton placed the following item in a bill
Fhich he sent the widow of the deceased:
To making q Button hole, SO cents"
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

has turned out rather more favorable than I
had calculated. The distance from New York
to Albany is $50 miles, l ran it up in 80
hours and down in 80. l had light breeze
against me the whole way both going and
coming, and we overlook many sloops and
schooners beating to windward, and parted
with them as if they had been at anchor.
"The morning left New York there were
not perhaps thirty persons in the city who
believed that the boat would even move one
mile an hour; and while we were putting off
from the wharf, heard number Of sarcas-
tic remarks.
although the prospect Of personal emolu-
ment has been some inducement to me. yet l
feel infinitely more pleasure in rejecting on
the immense advantage that my country will
derive from the invention"
How little did he dream that "the only
patrimony of his children would be that load
Of debt which their parent contracted in
pursuits that ought to command the gratitude
as they do the admiration of mankind"
How little did he foresee that in less than
half century, hundreds of vessels, some of
them measuring thousands of tons, would be
propelled by his invention, at race-horse
speed, across every ocean, and along every
navigable river in the world
"Seven cities claimed the Homer dead,
Thro' which the living Homer begged his bread
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

prison, and sometimes put to death. No re-
dress is ever demanded or received.
This state Of things has so long existed
that the name of American has become a
by-word and reproach in Northern Mexico,
and the people Of that frontier believe that
we have neither the power nor the inclina-
ton to protect onr own citizens. The inf1u-
ence of Territorial government, with the
tide of American emigration which will fol-
low it, must entirely change the tone and
temper Of these Mexican States.
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20
Bonaparte's Wounds.

Napoleon showed me the marks OF two
wounds-one very deep cicatrice above the
left knee, which he said he had received in
his first campaign of Italy, and it was of so
serious a nature, that the surgeons were in
doubt whether it might not be necessary to
amputate. He observed that when he was
wounded, it was always kept a secret in order
not to discourage the soliers. The other was
on the toe, and was received at Eckmul.-
cat the siege of Acre." continued he, "a
shell thrown by Sidney Smith, fell at my feet.
Two soldiers who were close by, seized, and
closel y embraced me, one in front and the
other on one side, and made rampant of
their bodies for me, against the effect of the
shell, which exploded, and overwhelmed us
with sand. We sunk into the hole formed
by its bursting; one of them was wounded.
| made them both officers. One has since
lost leg at Moscow, and commanded at
Vincennes, when | left Paris. When he
was summoned by the Russians, he replied,
"that as soon as they had sent him back the
leg he had lost at Moscow he would surren-
der the fortress" "Many times in my life,'
continued he, shave | been saved by soldiers
and officers throwing themselves before me,
when was in the most imminent danger
At Arcoa, when was advancing, Colonel
Meuron, my aid de-camp, threw himself before
me, covered me with his body and received the
wound which was destined for me. He fell
at my feet, and his blood spouted up in my
face. He gave his life to preserve mine.
Never yet, believe, has there been such de-
votion shown by soldiers, as mine have mani
tested for me. In all my misfortunes never
has the soldier, even when expiring, been
wanting to me--never has man been served
more faithfully by his troops. With the last
drop of blood gushing out of their veins
they exclaimed 'Vive 'lEmpereur
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

A WoMAN's ADvANTAGE.-A woman may
say what she likes to you, without the risk
of getting knocked down for it. She can
take snooze after dinner, while her husband
has gone to work She can dress herself in
neat and tidy calicoes for dollar, which her
husband has to earn and fork over. She can
90 forth into the streets, without being in
vited to treat at every cotfee-house. She can
paint her face if it is too pale, and -four if it
is too red. She can stay at home in time OF
war, and wed again if her husband is killed
She can wear corsets, if too thick, and other
fixings if to thin. She can eat, drink and be
merry, without its costing her a cent. She
can be divorced from her husband whenever
she sees one she likes better. And she can
90 into debt all over, until he warns the
public, by advertisement, not to trust her on
his account any longer.
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

A truly great man borrows no luster from
splendid ancestry,
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

EXCELLENT IDEA.-La Phare, one OF the
French papers published in San Francisco, is
engaged in publishing series Of articles on
the Constitution Of the United States. The
objects Of these papers is to make French
men more familiar with that national docu-
ment aud its bearing upon the institutions
Of our country as we'll as its application to
the social and political position Of every in
habitants Of tho nation.
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

WHoopINe Cough.-The following receipt
for the cure of whooping cough it is said to
be excellent:-"The best kind of coffee, pre-
pared as for the table; and as common
drink to the child as warm as can be drank;
and piece of alum for the patient to lick as
soon as it may wish. Most children are fond
of alum, and will eat all they need without
being urged; but if they dislike it they must be
made to taste it eight or ten times Of a day.
1t will eTectually break up the worst case of
whoopng cough in very short time. To
adults and children in the habit of taking cof-
fee the remedy is good for nothing.
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20

A new method of keeping grapes in winter
has been adopted to some extent in France,
consisting essentially in hanging up the bran
ches separately by the smaller end on wire
hooks. Small wires, of sufficient stiffness
and few inches in length, are bent in
hooks in the shape of the letter S; one end is
passed into the smaller end Of the bunch,
and the other placed upon suspended hoop.
The position of the punches causes every ber-
ry to hang away from its neighbor and conse-
quently they are less liable to rot by contact
than by any other arrangement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE,
KnY MEsr June "a 1888.

KY WEST, June 20, 1858.
Since my last dispatches Of the 10th and 18th inst
ne wrecks are reported.
The y s. steamer Arctic, Lieut.. Hartstene, com,
handing, sailed on the 21stfor Havana.
The ship Sultan still in The harbor, waiting the
arrival Of ship 70 take her cargo. She has steam
pump on board, and an engineer to work ii arrived
from Charleston by the steamer Catawba on the even
ing Of the I'D.
The Y, s. steamer Water Witch, Commander
Rodgers, sailed yesterday morning on a cruise.
IvAus.-Jnne 90 y. s. mail steamer Catawba,
mails.
sume
June 18th. Y. s. mail steamer Catawba, corte,
from Havana
sAneo.-June 22d, q, s. mail steamer oatayba,
Corte, for Havana.
June 24th, .. s, mail steamer Water witch, Com.
Rodgers for Havana, etc.
Juae 25th, U. s mail steamer catavba, corte, for
Charleston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05


Ne Scene in the RrHndreth House, New
York, May lfth--tsix Gentlemen seated round atable)
lst house owned by the maker Of the cele
brsted Biandreth Pills which have great melt have
brother who lives IN New Hampshire and who was for long
time sick The doctors around did not seem to help him his
courage and energy q MS step was feeble and his couRte-
nance ana eyes indicated constant physical debility Finally
ne was prevailed upon 10 take ranoeths FINE and strange as
u may appear the INST oox put him right on his feet
and their use for few months restored him entirely TO perfect
health He thinks ta@t Dr. Brandreth superior to al living
men,
"a Te''eH'ost am rom bnenos AyFes The brother OF
toas Was Io Tong une oeaEldden paraye No idea was
tua1 nc Wouu me use OF MS limbs HIS
ease was supposed helpless but an enlightened Jesuit said
ateW doses OF Brandehs Pills they may possibly benefit
you ~ USED lew doses ana was helped He continued
lheh ds5 ne increased e Ten pills night and morning he
began to feel the III the remote eSremies The use
q me rus was further suffice 70 say
mat ~ less han sN months he was perfectly cured having re-
covered tue use Of ms nps completely de Immediately had
picture q r. Branaeth painted as h uteary saint and 70
ms aay ne mas burning before 1t candles which he
designs % commune " proof o. ms YeneFaton Tor the man
whose Pl restored MN 10 heto Mr. Grahaul u $ O. at
buenos AyEs narrated 70 me the above facts and know them
y os Hue.
ga OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rms have made many cures here.
q mine o. ag and high social position was
aie'ea win dosy ms gave him no hope adj
Yed nm @ sete ms worldly snas or his time on earth was
70 g q pre he was directed by special Providence
70 ans ne Feao over psnphet relating to them;
ne ooN s! Jose ~ l9o@ed me pan q pHFgalon right
oas"iu s se ye was n''een pilis IN slngse DAY me
aosopens Wee aroused excess OF wateY deposits
M ienioNsa anu u e Ssls prime o. ls manhood ana use
hesS ne was restored 70 vigorous hesh d. Brandreths
nus nave q not oss y, % % nan kno%h get
70 eeAtte9an-l know BTandreh3s Pills are wonderful
remedy IN eesof hlo Grand Brazil they were administered
= man Tho he'd been ek for Aye years confined to his bed
drawn up hands closed and s4ned He took the pills
four morning and the evening and drank freely
soup only diet In six weeks he was
entirely cured and rode six miles me- horseback
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
s1eqro CElltgrela tst the sottth.

The army worm not destructive Southern crops
than intestinal Southern negro children Thou
sands OF annually by The complaint which only
directly fatal many cases. but in is mde forms the
parent of variety of deadly diseases Every planter there
fore only from motives of senees should keep hand
supply of
WtNER'S CANADIAN vERAIIFUGE,
which inevitably destroys these disgusting the
muca In which they generated. In fact family North
Or South should be without this safe, certain and speedy
remedy.
Bepuricular and remember the name, Winers Canadian
Fermugen This is the only article that be depended
on Remember this.
Sold in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT s CO.,
Sole Projectors,
jS5 2p6t<W 81 and ldl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
TRe E.rIs5bfsis1,a

OF ONE OF THE GREATEST HYDRAULIC WORKS
FOR STOPPING CREyAssEs, AND THE ONLY ONE
ADAPTED 10 THE SOIL OF LOUISIANA that ever was
introduced into the State, will be opened MONDAY the 9th
inst, for that day emily.
The work represents the most novel practical aud exped
tious methods the purpose that has been offered TO the
public and has received the highest recommendations
planters engineers mechanics and others It exceedingly
instructive to everybody and highly important the whole
community in times when hear daily about crevasses
So and all and be convinced thar aLy skiul
chanic planter stop sereyasse
heExhibSon will take place the hall of Madame
Gnhs, second story Of the building Cont street Royal
through he corridors passaGeway, Hours om A.
NJ, to 10 o'clock P. NJ.
iy5 2plt THOMAS j. SPEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
oxTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERB
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
vs4RLr owe PRIzE r. EYsRF NiHa reg ETs

FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND EIaHTT-
FIVE PRIZES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

MoyEnENrs Of SANTA ANNA.-The editor Of the
New York Herald has seen a private letter from
London received By the last steamer, which states
that Gen. Almonte the Mexican Minister to England,
had left that city It reported for The continent
bnt that he had really embarked for New York, and
That bis object IL going there was 10 negotiate q
large purchase Of arms for Santa Anna and get them
out O Tie country Tfthis So says the Herald, he
IS probably enaeolced in some Of oar hotels aeogito
sad negotiating foF munitions Of Bar with some of
the 6g haibassers There is something On foot here
about Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

FAssrpRr E0ls bR8Sc -air. SaFtiges, the French
iistsg writes "a Secretary Casa that the regulations
.1n Iegard n passports e France have not been
changed Tlie eisa d French agent ahead Is oblig
atefy CD every person vino wishes 70 proceed to
Ianee ate Consul. General, Consus, and, BY excep-
sonj Ha French Vice Consul at Baltimore as yell as
#sie legation 81 the Emperor 1t Washington have
pqHeE EEant these eisas Carriers bearing ofeial
disAatsAas e i foreign Government are exempted
fron bs genera Tne ID regard % TIE ptsa aondi-
laa tlst tbey provided with passport issued OH
8hA sponslhisy Of such Government and mention
4na their character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
G..eat Reduction tss tie price


WHITE GOODS.
The undersigned have about 5000 pieces WHITE
GOODS which, the purpose of closing cut Immediately
will be offered at
FIFTY Per Cent. Less than Former Prices /:
They are composed Of
PLAIN cAMBRIos and JACoNETs.
NAINsooKs and INDIA MULLs,
SWISS and INDIA MUsLINs.
WHITE and CoLoREB TARLATAN.
BISHOPS LAWN and BOOK MUsLINs.
PLAID and STRIPED oAMBR1cs.
NAINsooKs.
MusLTSs.
SATIN SPOTS and BRILLIANT YES.
CORDED DpIITY and INDIA TwILLs
FINE AMERICAN and BRITISH LONG CLOTH.
JACQUARD CURTAIN MUsLINs.
FURNITURE DIMITY
DIMITY and TOILETTE, Bed and Crib QUILTS
DAAAsK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS
Ladies going spend the town. as wen as
permanent resident families VIII fnd great inducements in
the above very desirable staple articles.
P. & E. REILLY u CO.,
l26 Canal street,
jy5 2plt Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

a supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
aud pins continually hand which equal the best that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AM
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
Of the vintage Of 1885 1898 and 1906
and other brands WHISKY all descriptions irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pnts and QUARTS
Alsoon hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the MARKET which will be sold Reasonable terms any
erhouse In the cry.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
az 2pIy No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
Great Eledstcfto,s ta Lie
BRI-rIsEI HOSIERY

l--'-41- = 80 i-4s = -
And
~ AZ ~ "a ~ G "a h M a. M II g..
For the purpose Of clearing out The Stock the undersigned
will offer the following Goods at
FIFTY PER GENT, LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
800 dozen Fine and superfne WHITE COTTON HOSE.
100 BROWN 49,. 4. in
Gliding large and extra large sizes.
50 doz. Fine Made DRAB aud SLATE NoRAyIAN HOSE
for Travelling.
100 dOr, superaue WHITE and BROWN THREAD HOSE
100 dOa TRANSPARENT Isle THREAD and GAUzE
MERrNo UNDER VESTS. for Ladies' Gents and
Children.
-ALs0-
COTTON and THREAD SOCKS, for Gentlemen end Chill.
dren, and
IS dozen IRISH LINEN DRAWERS, for Gentlemen.
+, 2. REILLY & CO.,
l2G Canal street.
jy5 2plt Between Royal and Bourbon streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

esfHM pRiSss. our motto has ever been that
qasheFaea Should patroniSs Southern institutions,
d ae laet shas Do many Of our citizens annually
sasase n 8onths le Inconvenience and infections
hisll silaFaasssizs ths fashionable watering places
tla oft8 When health comfort and quet eIjoy-
sd c8u IL attained III home Gaases us 10 feel d
gaIg Eteges NJ oallng attention to the attractions
efsaasad LII ths numerous summer retreats with
hleh TIE Southern States ahalnd- Among these,
a 8Cala nalseplasy nention that fayoFite resort Of
lids aud pleasure seekers, known as the 0nllum
ags delightfully."- situated in Choctaw county,
The ldbEsg 81 the climate, the variety Of the
suffers. ana their many excellent medicinal
aailsis ra testified 10 BY the most eminent physi.
asns South, and apart from that consideration,
zhs aodatons prepared for visitors BY lIr.
9hsF uanni sIs proprietor, are Of d character to
Aea 5ses gahle comparison with those ofany
7afsFiNg plAea IL tla union,
cailan haa, during inc past winter and spring,
Introduced n8ay Improvements into arrangements
gsFEqns considered perfect, and lie Is new prepared
sslgll8 to the most eaprieious taste. The
Ill. Coilun, as wei as of ali the attaches
y His establishment, cannot fail To win the esteem
Il aaass Wlllls s9e exaellencies Of larder and wine
eslal Ell BIZ appreciated. I'VE commend the Gull
iI1i Strings and tbe hotel to the entire South, ana
naFGR5ilaglg "a tSe people ~ New Orleans,
Hha 3aeiAlsies ief lsaching Tbs springs from this
elA aanle sud comfortable, Boats leave Mobile.
aa t1ise 8eek and stage line connects
sHe M99ila ana OHIO Railroad, % that enc has
slSase 81 modes aE travel,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
Resl.aattsEa.e EgnNt.erooanle

WILLIAM a. STEWART,
1T Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has justeceyed from the auufactory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEAns, in I'D
dtion to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING his line Of suainass. Parties
wishing anything in line, will find it their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM III. STEWART,
ly5 2p6tkltW Ill aud ITS Canal street.