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RAILROAn TRAVELTNGa.

ssfsa 4s N E8NV ORLEANS, TAG14 .
AA 81 SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
4.zsag--zstgs ABROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day Of NAV 1855 Pas.
senger Train VIII leave New Orleans daily 70 A. NJ and
arrive as Canton Ut 6.31 O'Clock P. n.
Returning will leaye Canton 4Q A. NJ and arrive New
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DRowNED.- The Canton Citizen Of Saturday last
says
Napoleon NJ Smith, aged about Is years, son Of
Major John Smith, Of this county, was drowned in
Mr.. john Alsworth's pond, on Wednesday last 3Oth
June, 1858. He was swimming in the pond-whieh
was very large and deep-and undertook to carry a
smaller boy, who could not swim, upon his back,
when, becoming exhausted he sank to rise no more
The smaller boy a Of Mr.. a. j. Alsworth, would
also inevitably have been drowned had not MIR. Dow
Pace, who was, most fortunately, present, rescued
him by means of a rail.
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DEoAPIrATED.-A dispatch Of the 26th ult., from
New Haven, Conn, says
A man named Williams, a stone-mason OF Collins
vile, was over few miles this side Of that town
this morning by the Canal Railroad train. Both he
and the train were coming this way be looked
around twice, but did not leave the track. His head
was cnt off.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

Crows IN Tue CoRNF1E1D, or WHAT aPoLIn'
GOT FOR TELLING LIE.--Mr Parker Faton, who
Intelligent butrognish parrot residing ID his family
for the past fifteen years. The bird has always been
alloTed the privilege Of the yard, and frequently
would stray into the adjoining fields The parrot
had been taught to keep watch upon the crows that
visited the ooraield of Mr. Tilton to pick up his corn
Which information she had frequently impaired. on
Thursday last, Poll took her usual stroll ana this
time concluded to deceive her master whereupon she
eornfeld' Mr. Tilton, hearing the voice Of his SEN
tinei, crept softly up to the enclosure and leyelinr
his gun IN the direction Of the rustling corn, dis.
charged the contents On aTriving at the spot to
pick up the slaughtered depredatoFs of his crr, Ia
his great surprise he found only the uanaled remains
Of his fayorite parrot. [NeWburgport Herald.
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WHrTE sLAyERY-Here is another Of those in
stances Of white cruelty which are not apt to find
their way into the abolition newspapers
Several weeks since family named stearns, resid-
ing in Gorinth, Saratoga county, N. T., were ar
rested for cruel treatment OF girl bound to service
by the county superintendent Of the poor The family
consisted Of MIR, and Mrs stearns and therson. Mrs
Stearns besides ordering her husband and son to adj
minister sundry severe whippings, had at one time
tied the girls hands behind her, and then, with
ear A warrant was issued against the family by
Justice Holden, and when the Constable went to
serve it, Mrs S said she was sick and unable to go
with him. bnt thought she would be able to do the
next day. The next day she and her son went he
fore Justice Brown, in another part Of the town !;
complaint was entered for maltreafing the girl Mrs
S. pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar. They
then went TO Justice Holden and claimed that the
trial before Justice Brown was bar to further pro-
eeedings. The people finally gave the girl $25, the
indentnres were fnrfeitel. anh hhh left them.
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Druggists and Dealers at PT9pl
General Depot Special Agei
Hiraet, New Orleans, las.
YERMIF uGESs
Winer's Canadian,
EWAinis,
Perry's Dead Shot,
JAynels Tonic;
Kerl's,
81 "A. Fahnestopk'B,
MeLeanss.
RALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
WiBtarss Baisaln OF WildGheffy
Hastings Napti1a,
Shermanls Ralsam,
Bnchaiiis s Hungarian,
Dayis,s Wild Cherry and Tar,
Seheneiis PulIn0nic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup
Beftholop1ew'a o E1psclogsnt,
Hall's BalzaIn,
gWayfn's i Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pseteral,
Faylor'a Ralsam Liyerwort,
Jaynela Expectorai1t,
Winerls Elecampaine,
Rogers Liver wort and Tar,
Mrs. 95Rrdiner's Liserwogt,
SiAdler's S Cherry EzpectoTant,
L6ndon's Indian do,
DR.. Rpse's do,
Mel 'sSfrength eningC Cordia
SA RSAHA kiIlIlAS,
Dr.. John Bulls,
s. r Townsend's,
S2nds's,
Old Jacob TownBend'a
0arpenter,s,
Wynenop's,
Shakers.
Graefenberg's
Brist0I'g
anysotts Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS,
Well's Strengthening,
RWen's Strengthening
Jaw DaViaia Of Hebrew,
Bsdeau's.
Knapp's Indian
Aleock's Porous,
grii1ith's Adhesive.
Holl0wayIs Arniee
LfNIMENTS.
kcLsAn's z olcanic OIL hinmen
gsxiean Mustang
Farreli,s arabian
| ButlAFib Nerve and BoNe,
Huut's,
HayeBis
Tobiag'a Venetian
HeWeis Nerve and Bone,
Kallinger's,
Gardener 8,
Bartine.s Horse
Merchants QRrgling,
Cherokee.
Jayne's
AGUE REMEDIES, etc,
0Bgood'B Indian Ohogogue,
Rowandis Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
HFynkoopla Tonic,
Speeds febrifuge,
NaHIsADi5 F6bf1tHgb,
JOIENG ES4
gherInaniB Cough and Worn
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters,
hocoek's Pulmonig WATERS.
HAIR p REP AR ATIONS.
Ilovetgs Wahpsneor Hair Clos
Barry's TEicppherous.
Lyons Katharisni
Boyle'B Hyperion Fluid,
Phaionts Hair Invigofafnrs
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpeae,
Bondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel'e Eau Lustraie,
0ldridge'B Balm Of 0olnmbiai
fsadway's CiReassian Balm.
PANAGEAs.
3 3 vein vein q Hailels
Gullen's & indian Vegetable,
Iloasleyss Great Western.
| 01NTNt EN- r AND SAL YES
Daley isAiagieal PainExtraeto
Professor H0Iioway's I9intEnen
sSeAllister's Ail.Heaiing
Bfook,a Magic salye. PrEor'
Pile,
graY1s Harrisonss Specific,
TIrAsk' 3 Magnetic, 3udkin'B
Isoudenis All-Healing, Russia
Oils.
Ruahton,B Cod Liver OIL,
MeNair'a Acoustic, Searpa's d
British, Harlaem.
BTTTERSs
8ohat's Phmnix, Blaks's Arc
matte,
WoLFRiS AROMATIC
Eta- Druggists and Mereha
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found themnstextaRsise as
MEDICINES In the United
Pleese adurseB. j..
GENUINE
na4 If nos. l61 aud
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The Patent TntlestructibIe Water Pipes,
N B r s.
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Iron Work done In all
their various branches
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tuba, Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron snksi Pumps
Lift and Force varouspatterns, Beer Pumps eo VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHSTANDs, suitable for weter-
works without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and we'll selected
BRASS METALS. COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cock Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of all
sizes; Washsand Sink Butlers shampoonn Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer and Gsern Cocks all
Also Plated Cocks of ali kinds Brass and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from nches and an Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE. which
has proven the very artceof kind now in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Stoves all
Sizes cook for families of from FIVE persons up sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vayesThee Sizes Nos and a prices $40 Ss5
and s5To raise 25 81 perpendicular and
the from 50 llOfet clear of the nozzle with only
at the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale rsta Aso
Parlor Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied
R All work done by warranted to give satisfaction Or.
4'is soi''i'''t 'i01a 'lo '9.p'tS. O. @. BIER CO..
ol2 " No. 9s Camp street, aset,i New Orleans
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" a lAl4OIl q UT u FIN " IN II
lines, which they offer to supply
rieiori 3 lowest Wholesale prices.
lcy, No. I6I and q Chsrtsrs
IfIiAbardts wild Cherry,
RiehardBon' Sherry Wine,
Hutchipg,s Vegetable p pyspepsia
Souley's Vegetable, ColemRnis,
F4oottHnd p O erman, Oxygenatsd
COSMETICS.
| COLOGNE Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
4 Joneis Lilly white.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
4 llowis Brown Windsor,
lJonsls Chemical,
Radway'a Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family
lShAyfng Creams and Gompunds
Or ell descriptions.
PILLS.
WTight's Indian Vegetable,
1foHafF Life, Brandreth 5,
Morrison's, Lee's, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ.
ionis,
iGrseffenberg, Jayue's Sanativs,
lJnyne's / Ague, Riner's Gamo
mile,
lHibhardts Anti-biliouR, Peter's,
spenceris Vegetable, Cooks,
GBoper's, CoVel's Rheumatic,
;Anderson's, Allebasia's Health,
lWisteF's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper'B,
0hickner9s Sugar coated,
l9ilberts Anti bilious, Beck
with'a,
! iLsdy's Blood, IngoIdsbyis Pile,
lScott's Vegetable, EeB0n'B,
RadwRyis Regulators,
Rose's 8 Railroad, Ieiy7s z FemAle,
lLouden's Indian Sanative,
, lLouden's Agne, HollowRy's,
iHaistedia Anti -Dyspeptic,
it3ordpn's, McIlane's Liver
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batch eloF's,
iJfilman'B Instantaneous,
lBRllard'a, jules Hauel's.
.lJayne's American. East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IDr. Morse's InvigorRting Cor
dial.
IThorn's Extract,
t lTarrant's ApsTient,
,,Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
!. tGarter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
lTcothachs Drops,
tLyon's Magnetic Powders,
j Mrs. Ridaer's Gordihl.
lThampson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
iBiiling'H Astringent,
.iHyRttis Iiife= BalBays
iMesiunn's Elixir Of 0pium,
iRadwnyis Ready Keller,
I. Radwsy's Resoivent,
IarEanps Iudelible Ink,
lDr, Fiteh's Body Braces
iDr. FitchlB ShoUlder BTaces;
| DR.. Fitch's TRhaling Tubss,
DR. Roses Preparations,
Winer'F AreAnuna Extract,
lTeneur's Specific,
iMarshaii3s Catholicon,
!, DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
lMofsa's COmpnund Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
5 Bszowni s Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
aIortlmoreia Cordial BitterB,
Myers Extract OF Rock Rose,
IOressmRn IS Specific,
DR.. Wards SPECIFIC,
lUpham's Pills EleetBary,
iSteer's Opedil@oe,
1Gedfrey' s Cordinl,
TurlingtOn's RAlsam,
tDr. Gullenis Preparations,
BatemHn's Drops,
lDr. JAyne's S Family Medicines,
lSeidlits and Soda Powders,
Epping7s EInid Extract Ruchu,
Il riisucinR Cordial,
1 lJuno Cordial,
Hart s Remedy for Rlts,
8 Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
Leidyss Erasive Soap,
kirbyla Cholera Drops,
tRail's Cholera Syrup,
!, lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
Gonnell's Mixture,
Dr. Msrehislis Uterine qatholi
oi can
oowan's Lithentriptie,
Louden's Preparations.
]. Houghton7s Pepsins
SCHEIDAM sCHEAPPg.
nts, and all dealers in any Of tbi
catalogue, will find 1t 10 their I'D
their orders SIS above, where vii
Of GENUINE PATET7
States, and At the lowest prices
WRIGHT D co,
DEDfGINE VA IA RzEH9BsE,
n Charities Btgeet HewlTieans,
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Map said q little girl 10 her mother. 81 tie
men want to get married as much MS The women n
s. Pshaw what are yon talking about2
:" Why. ma, the women who come here are always
talking about getting narTied-tha men don't do s1s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

A LETTER." Hilo' Misther Postmaster, and is
g believe there is, :, said the postmaster stepping
back and producing the letter.
And will you be 50 kind as to rade it TO me- seein
had the misfortune to be edieated 10 rade niyer q
bit?N
TO be sure" said the accommodating postmaster.
He then opened and read the epistle, which was
from the sold country concerning his relations
there, etc. When he had finished Dennis observed
that letter?n
"Fifty centsn
And it's ehape enough your honor but as I niyer
think Of akin ye to trust me, jnst kape the etther
for pay and say, Misther, If I'd cali in one of these
days, would We write an answer to it ~
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Luey-YI wonder how it goes to kiss one Of Lh0sa
creatures with horrid m0ngtache III
.MaTy-tWhy, Ia Lucy, Of course don't know
LneE-stWell, I'm going 70 get The boat brush ana
try it.p
Lucy finds out and tie scene closss
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UREquITED LovK. - The Evening poat aFsa fas
Tribune have our sympathy IheIg Championship of
but il seems not 70 have been appreciated etisr "a
home Or abroad. Both those journals hase inelsesd
that the British had perfect right t6 visit af Sssz
disayowa the right. Both have insistea ths oaksaa
stories were inventions Of the President ae parity
poses, that the British cruisers have done DO Sr5aa
and that there was not TIE SLIGHTEST gf0und I'LL s5
plant or demand tof Taparaien. The Bgit5sh ageFn.
ment THINKS differently esna1res Tie alEeafs ana
promises full Indemnify. The Tfihnne thiaas va
ought to thank the British navy feF Yiaitfng and
searching our vessels, and see Shat none 5f shsnf
engage ia the SLAVE trade. The British gagsFnaiaat
discaim all right 70 do any such thing. II Tast bs
oTtifying for these journals after gOsUntaarF tar
services t9 England, thus to he deserted BY tar on
client. TN. Z. Times
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My boy what does your mother do for living NJ
was asked Of little bare-footed urChn seShe eats
cold yitties, sr.h
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would do anything 70 crafty you, / would go to
the end of the world 10 please you said feYvent
lover to the object Of his affections Well, sir, 60
there, and stay, and shall be pleased
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CRoPs IN ST. HgLENA.-The Greeusbure lmnerial
Of Saturday last says:
During this week we have had continuance Of
very heavy rains and the crops in the various SEQ
tons Of the parish are represented as having been
seriously injured from their effects
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c1FCI,ITYts 6pg11 rT,f, faTTys rrtryEr r,rI.,4,,7
4 RARE CHANGE FOR sTF ,tp,,.r :. On ,r.ys
TATrF ma IToTpr Z r5srplsf,e N o. 70, = -
ma sntscr;tsr n H., - .,.
cost CONSISTING Of u's '''VA S' Ana below
Hardware, Stoves and TInyyare.
good assortment Of Sheet Iron STOVES, beautifully hn
Cooking gtcyes Of every III So fsa,i,,sr
Chasnr Disbes Sam s' ,T1rsars Glas
Side Lanes sgpal ,r,9s Tsat.r.s .'
csoots iyiss ~, ya.ss - .;-,lss. -,
Melon JeIIy aEs C,s,[s lforIda - ''9
A complete assortment 5f
KTTcEiFNy r1,suyApp
Iron Gas Pine ar ali syss
Iron Gas Pine FITTINGS
Brass and iran fi1sbs ys,,os
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

aWestininster Hall, & said pompous Lord Thurlow,
open alike to the richest and the poorest Yes,
my ford, 2 said Erskine, and 50 is the London
Tavern
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CANINE sAGA0FrY. ID Sunday morning a5n Bg
Capt. b. D. Clark took bis dogsa large NeEgonasI-
land, to Federal Hill for tie purpose of ai6gdinr
him an opportunity 70 exercise In the wataE Ha
went to the shore where number Of boys we're play
ing on raft of spar timber. ana oHeo Ndus. aus
Henry Wilson, tell overheard and sunk ta tie Bat.
tom. He struggled upward, but nnfnrtana cs1fe
up under the logs and an iron bolt presenting ITSELF
be seized hold Of that The dog was On aae fafE 81
the time, and Immediately plunged ID after lil baE
did not succeed ia anding him. the greatest eonate
nation took place among Ills plaYmatess and fhey
gave him up as drowned when the iaithf0l dog na-
ticed some air hubbling on tile snrface, and 8gain
went TO the bottom in search of him. After short
time he again rose TO this surface having bold ct fa
body of the boy, but had GREAT difficulty in hr5ak-
ing his hold from the iron bolt which he faaead tor
safety when he first fell In He finally suceeede il
raising and taking him to Ehe shore, though 5n ths
effort the dog badly bit and bruised his LEFT arms.
The lad some fourteen years Of age, vas taken DE
the shares when a quantity Of water was elected
from his stomach, after which be showed signs 1f
lfe He soon revived sufficiently to ne asen Ia hia
home in Eataw street, where he has since almost en-
tireiy recovered. T9 tie faithfalness of tha aog
Bloomfield " heowes the Preservation Of his lie
EBaltim0Fe Sun.
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The essentials for awaterng place may be given
as seas salt sun, shingle sand, shrmps she'll steam
ers, ships and sailors
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an INCREDIBLE GIRoUMsr1RoE.-T morning,
MIR. Corbyn, the Gycopean crierof the Court Of Ses
sions, and an excellent officer indeed. in drawing
jury, took from the box the name Of John Smith
This he cried three tmes-JohnSmit John Smith II
John Smith 4 and although the courtroom was full,
incredible to relate. not soul replied This is on
unparalleled case and excited the greatest astonish
nent in the court among the members of the bar and
spectators We question if ii could occur again in
century LBnffalo Republic.
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suNTRoKE.-All the Northern pape4a fspSas nu.
mefous deaths from coup De salieg. Ibe Washington
States Of Monday has the following Tezshss ssa#
The thermometer in this city, Yesterday N seFR6oa
stood at 90 degrees III the sha5e
On Saturday afternoon, 10 Philadelphia The sher-
Iuometer stood at e6 degrees ard IL Nes yer 81 87
In other places the heal was even ma1s intense
The Hartford (Conn.) pspers report that at o'eiosk
on Friday afternoon the heat there haa risen lo 9S
degrees
In Albany on Friday; the mercury stood at g2 III
the shade, aud at che Shaker settlement iii Water
qIeits it stood at 100
In Boston at 10 O'clock nH Friaay noruing shH
mercury indicated SIS degrees In tbs shade IL tsa
afternoon the wind changed t0 lie East ana at ~
NJ, the mercury had fallen to 60 feEFaes At tfe
Cambridge Observatory the mercury rose % 81 de-
grees in the morning
In Bridgeport Conn, on Friday al r.. H. tha
degrees and at Troy % % degrees, All ii tho haaa
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] OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100000 feet IA and S dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and gTooEed.
10000 feet IA and l wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued ard grooyed.
1000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine GETI-
ING tongued and grooved.
100000 Eee n wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CHILLING,
tongued and grooved.
200 600 fse narrow dressed Florida Yellow PineFL0OR.
ing, square edged.
100000 feet dressed NEATHERBDARDS.
600 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards Weatherboards, scantng Joists etc.
600 feet assorted Cypress Lumber ShingleB
sashes, Doors, Psnds, Mouldings, etc. etc.
sails at the lowest met prices in lots suit pnTehas
eTs, ~ SIMPSON s. #D0RRt
: ses0 " New Basin.
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During the search instituted by tbs editor of The
Newark Times for female compusfofs It Is reported
that the following dialogue took place
BFisteT.-ts Good meTning, Mr. henpeek. HAZE you
got any daughters that would make geod type-
setteTs RI
Henpeek,-. Ne-bnt I've gek wife that would
make good devil
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A French comedian has brought out q new farce
entitled, & a journey round nay wife 2
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TIE LAKE,.

RssasF @tsRiZ 5!t faatst % sdB I'D d5
ndd oRd piRPo sB dsars snIss pas asa esmdr
tor f WaisaW @, tisGs dssys sGS' fEsaS GoSoP5
Bladon and Cnnfn Springs.
f't freight passage apply & 9G8f.s GF&ARD sF,I oo
corner Of Front and. Cont streets, Mobile,
s- On after The sth of July he 5eannstte Vii make
sTS @ 1da Ses o hs sprng leaving Mobile every Tuesday
Hrs fiApoS asef4bs AAP .saasl G9LSaI q
- ,SI,ance, saml Ables MASTER win for
Leaves Mobile Badon and Capm sPfpgs and Denopolis
Leaves Mobile for Biaon and cnum Springs every ednss
Gay evening at 4 O'Clock. p..,.,i,a
Leaves BadGn DO and cgam Springs Thurs
AND Friday morning o'clock 'l'i'o-''
- p SMITH, 4Tcheupitoulas street,
le26 Y Or RUTLAND 4 DAVIS, Mobile
IT. OVER THE LAExE-sUNDAY Ex-
yis ~, The aae fsst low pressure
WIN leave Ponicharrain RsiIroad on lie arrival Of he
soeE oeoeE y eas getgrang ming leaves iNaasspyle 81
city Fare for the excursion g. For fui6e information ap
pEilS5 lsl5a eho 4 Fos2E9Ei Il sais2ss ass9ti si..et
gY@Ts = FOR POINT CLEAR-sTsAM
Sa5s A RkY aR EvRSs RShP f. @ 4i9R Psn y es eaye S
s @G on Sundays & Mondays @ and Igrdeys viii make
Sho oss es Ss9'A 2 9
LAKE sAORE PACKET
- ocEzS srnrNss BiLoEf PS o9d II / pisrn.dst.
aGa ce6s Ss4 dp I p q 3sa
eEPTsAs % & 9T this rsde win superior viii
roads on the arrival at ihg Lake q the follows
,,a,,r, Jefferson Railroad. Ponteharain Railroad.
NJ 4. n n! ~ oafs gs'S
TBBURsIpA Y..5.92gA p 4. 4. n. ears. .9 A y.
SATURDAY. :223 E. 4. sgrs. 4 r. II
SUNDAY EyEsaf leaves o'ean saNBiy sP52EBs; rvFNIve
TEpNEs6Ay EFExING. FRfb1Y aoRSiSG
Rntes of fare by the Creole:
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs Biloxi and all intermediate
Chdren a6d Servants v v
freFbt viii b or creole 81 either road '0
sod SIX O'clock a NJ snd on Frdayl
r; GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
| :. ..fg-assh LAKE SHORE PACK ET FOR
Box and Ocean Springs sal''' 'is'is'ipp oi'Y'
CA a. ays s a9s . saa @ ~
passed aceommedationst lhereeter leave as foIows
5sg.oa Rafosd 4 .as. 5rgsa IT,,
THgRsRhYf 75S rs ...'..s XII. ...'......s
sATURbAY 2a6 r NJ = '9'9
| Leaves Ocean SpriDgs-MoNDAY EVENING.
| THuKsDAY EVENING.
I. I. " S6SDA2 SCI Islff EvESfNd. / sSfN5Ns'
Cabin and from Ocean Springs and ali intermediate
lanqings 50 10
1ulhteht servants 90
/ Dtck.
EDWARD TOBY, Agent,
| ng1zA 81 Camp ttreet.
| .sF@zsA Htl8 nIOR1IlEI-DAILY q. s MAIL
| aStss LIN In NI-summer AErangemeutThe splendid
Hopkins master and steamer Florida, W. n Huchinga
master aud built expressly for the Lakeade superior
accommodations. Ore of the above will leave tie
Railroad DAILY the arrival the Lake Of
the ~ O'Clock NJ train Of stopping daily way Bay
st bonis aud Pass ehrau Tuesdays and Saturdays
gou and on Wednesdays aud Saturdays Mississippi City
Returning will stop at Pascagoula Mondays Thursday
/ a h -
CABIN Fasage... .4.s...........8S 90
4 /
1 Negroes in lots Of Eve and ............ %
Cabin Fare 70 Pascagoula.. 100
Gsbin 81 - :. 90
| Deek......-.. .......-...... 90
| promptly at lI5S A. N.
i New Orleans June 10. 1853
/ iel r. GEDDEs Apent IN Rank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
DRUGs AND MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y sand popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists Dealers Proprietor Wholesale priee6
General Depot Special Agency. No. l6l and q Charters
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AFFR1T ~ MoBlLE-The Mobile Tribune u satur

ARRAY N MoBILE.-The Mobile Tribune or satur-
day last says:
yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, q serious
Teneontre occurred near the Post-0fi e, by which
Mr John and ME David Reid were severely wounded
by Mr. H. Wardeld. The weapon used 81 tie latter
was cane sword. The cause of the difficulty ana
the circumstances in relation to it, We could et no
accurate knowledge of-there was 50 great d diver
slty Of statements. BIZ. Warfield was arrested and
was TO be held in arrest until the condition of me
wounded parties could be definitely aseettained