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1.AENTILItS ATTENTION..
DSLH ~ NiiFRIIOTER
GsftS IVA
Agricultural & Seed Store.

-."r .u..- 1sa 9 .r...r a-- Retail Ds--r ~ AT
...- nf
--.r-.-ft--- r.. r;cr.I,...I- rr,l 7fuCIsi-."Ty,
Itrf .. . -... .s .-f T-4-.us Machines. Power
", -r- .arI ,.-s ---.r-, Flau.ug Ns-. Hay Cutter.
f.-- g. --.- --.f b-'- .tI Planters. both hand and
s.--.. t...-. Presses. T..-fIoulst-r aud Cylinder
grrr.. '1v Nn.- arI Bows AN-= Ha.ei.t-- Survel-,
spade. a.i Fsrss. A.-a. ta. Celebrated sod ald sub
- i.r.. -rF -.as, .F. .y ~ ".i"r- 'r ar"fs.re and
..r..rs rr.Hi ~ L1szr,1rt, .et, Morris, Peru,
l--i I4r--tlr- T.. Premium star Corn and COB NIL,
,araCu auG Fle4 S-s, in AL vare'.r, NV and -eu-
inc. : 90 r'.- Chinese Sugar Cane seed warranted
VuFe.
Also large stock OF y. Y. Wagons, which now
route l1r Ottawa. vii be FOR sas ~ the .gri
cultural store on L. sale -.
Grateful flr former patronage. soi.c: the cou'inu
arc. O: orders tie present shsN spare e.
fort 20 ra.. u an object for farmers patronage. Ny
goods are All made, 81 the material. Is t-
,xr.ri.u.-,i gorsuleu. rIlar1ll Z. v. CHAMBERLAIN
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
JOHN EGsN.
Cheap EsrpIi.

>tf'J'HF >f~'F near fFIIT wagon fNlyttStIe'ft''
SrONEcutto all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered to order.
Cheap EercIh.
TIE subscriber will rom This day forth sell bread
three csafs crr the pound Loaf, 50 LOArES FOR
81 Persons by paying ~ "a - tickets, for which they
r-t bread fresh every morning until the tickets are
all returned.
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes &c, al c,s. per do
z.ut
Atthe Bakery in N1-.inrrr's Block 10 CHrEvrRs
St0e. Toc.;I-ly-l l. PIEHGCE.
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CITAs- 4. EiTI*- y. D.

g.--',l-.r.-s. p.gs,-ffE, 0aa Sa~glDH-
o.--. -, IT, lam smith. Surgeon H-nt.-' in
~ n -tr.---- F,--. srgir or ria court H71---
Ivf r--r4-tsry s. 5-.r-. -E- rsn'- r'T- "- .- 4.''-
.r, -.,.. = m a-- Er. a-1 vrrT tender bis f-----
fa1a s.rf., 60 all those who nay be 'ae.-e- is -t.'F
Uo-luTg4-ly- 1900
.=,.s,- -l,1- H. keeps on hand good a- Ef. -.'N
n N-i-,H--- anI vHe't I- .aur- -- ..-.-"
fr- -- lower tiHu can Be "1.t---.. ANY '.-'s wee
Gle. -., On rs
Por.st Caz-- 'rr Families and Travs.e--r 7..' i- e
r.-ti1-< r r--. rorfrlHa'v m 1arH
R-.=Ie-e eas. cr g.. River next house '-- ot L.
Thorne'- -r-.--
: : ~ -rrSI
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p'g'EaXy MARBLE YARD.

TIE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Gewell Finley where he intends to carry on the
business on more extensive scale. lie has on hand and
always in receipt Of the best quality OF American ita
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head stones, Tomb stones,
Monuments Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has some OF
the hes: workmen the country, he feels as
sured that he up anything in his line in superb
or stye together with low prices he feels assured that
he viii giye ai those who him with their support
entire satisfaction
" Y. Orders from distance earnestly sohcited. and
NON, sIv attended to- JAMES WILLS.
March 5. ls5t.
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=EAyING formed partnership IN the huiehsr'ns D'
80 .i,I,s. solicit patronage At the above stand
Reef smoked Hams Veal, Mutton. SAUSAGE = Lara TAI
low salt PORK Eaco-in short. every article belonging
~ =. ~ -, 49, r7,,rJ1l CFn. W. MATTHIAS.
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KCTCUERiY x MATTHIAS

NiEN STREET YaiEssA q =
n, Ufs.rct' netr Roir - fr floors east oftse S'de-c
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CITY Market, N'

wDOEB 81 ssGSEEYH.
tt'e aye market, after having been greatly ENLARGED
a anu thoroughly repaired, iS open and ready for
vac a'S9iio1la'on Of the public. No expense has been
ii.' IA 'Ir!'re and fixtures, TO make it place wor-
uS ~ "I my ana both pleasant hope it will be
Pr"hta"e' 10 VISIT WepToPosc keep on hand, and To-
serve 70 oE customers II style OF superior neatnes-, all
kinds of meats. such as
Be.f, in steaks, roaSts, dried cornei &c. Bpft0n
JtGk NtHS. SiOtRCers Pork, fresh and sait Yanke.
sausages, &c &C.
Also all kinds Oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
In short everything appertaning to "A well regulated
City Market.
At the proper stand viii also he kept the
sale Of All Kinds OF fresh vegetables, supplied from the
best garden IN 'ie vicinity Of the City.
~ Ksdt tcil be de|jrered fH any part OF ne Ctr.
au2G-1y WOOD DONLENE.
on and an.r January lst 1858, Meat will be sold at
this Establishment exclusively for CASH.
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EDE ARD REANE.
EssicSaNigss.

rFyIIE subscriber beg call attention 70 his Buckskn
Estahli ,hment Main St, next house west OF Ma
ellis Office Tanned buckskins. all kinds of buckskin
gloves. wliplashes, &C. aws hand and sold AT low
est ITices-
Cash paid for deer skins. IjunT-tfl HENRY RAPP.
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WHOLESALE AND EFTtIL1
Importer - German Iirr1-- french Go-uir Franfi~s
WIZ 4r Ac Main street. Nc-t % Ia sale OTTAWA
M rlyJI-iy@
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IMPORTS.

BREMEN-Ship Bremen-Assoried mdse.
MANDELLAN-Schr sufolk-2Sl hides Perkins kco-i box
segars 7 Peeker
LIvERPO0l-Ship Potomac--5Os0 sacks salt 10 order.
BkEMEN-ship Bremen--2900 demohns 1870 hampers bot
baskets 30 mdse TO Buddecke &co-S6O
% pkgs mdse BIedow Wustha2
fscher-pkgs mdse Thiee Seller &co-W Leverch
Rodewald, Pideret &co-Mumniy, ialing &eo-A Planet
(nuer 6co-R Mc,ifegor &co-F RamilhO Warne Kin
KirchoM-Paul Zum--Dohmann-L Schw arz-tt Derham-f
Rodewaid keo-John GaucheM Payroll Frembnrg-J Wee
ge-Moore A yancuin-Campbell \ strong-And order.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--stearuship Texas-l5
Person &eo5 do NJ Cooper kco--7
Fellowes &co-sundries 10 II Carter 6co-F FhRAash
-Denman AGO. Renshaw-B Psynaud-Harris, Morgan AGO
u = mail.
BoRDEAUX-Bark May flower-Assorted mdse.
TABAsCO-sehr W Harkness-465 hides So uales Of to-
bbls sugar bds skins S2275 in specie PAyro
SiS9 10 bis bdls hides Castillo Harispe-ot
Pgnioa Macheca AGO.
RUATAN IsLAND-Schr Commercs-Fruit to order.
SABINE PASS-Schr Warren--22 bales cotton Farley
Jurey 6eo-i3 Campbell Suong-lI Pitcher, Goodrich
Carroll Hemes &co-9 NJ Cooper &co2 Scott Williams
CO.. Henderson, Terry &coS Harde &co-Total is bales
cotton.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Union-60O bbls sand to order
PASCAGOULA-Schr BasildeS5 90 feet lumber to order
HORN ISLAND-Schr Fsnny-600 bhs sand to order.
HORN iSLAND-schr Octavia--4UO bbls sand to order
RGNLErTs-schr Three Brothes4OO bb shells to order
MOBII.E-Schr unon--Naval stores 10 order.
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Children three old and under free three
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had st the
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants
lilies reside on the line Of the road tickets pack
Of twenty five for their personal reduced
The train will New Orleans on SAT-
URDAY, at $40 p ;srrive Magnolia IS p leave
leans Al 1855 A. NJ.
Freight Train will Orleans for Canton on Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays 80 Returning will
arrive New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
at 10 P. NJ
freight leave the city days must be at the
depot by O'Clock NJ the day previous the departure
OF the train.
mysl VIM. NJ wADLEY. General Superintendent
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7 Il. WATTS d co.,
De UNION STEAM MILLS,
No. lS9 Poydr.s Market

New Orleans, La.
The propretoFs calling attention the verlissneu
would remind their enfs that they have their
mill opposite Poydas Market where prepared 10 f
Al orders for Flour, Corn Meal Homony ris Cora
Hay Core Bran Also, Pilot Navy Bread SUI
Butter and Soda Crackers Flesh Bread aham Biscuit
the best qualify.
eanishea at the Of New evee Eatehez All
tcntion
Families and merchants residing Carrollion Jack
o. or Opeouss lines OF Railroad the Watering Places
the Lakes and Gun viii il heir advantage trade with
rs As tfo orr very IN raj location have 10
ieivr All vii stun Produce sold BY without cost 70 the
purchaser, 81 the epos Of these roads. a i'm
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n. - UNITED STATES qRI- 49,.
Asssk1E WEEKLY MAIL LINE lRAz{Sk,5
= IN NIGKGRIIRla .Z.z1EL1.<=

On TUESDAY, atom THURsDAY'tON SATURDAY.
r. N. ats p. NJ. 6P NJ
The msgnihcsntU. The magnificent The naenBceut o.
aales MAI packet " mail packet states mail packet
Trlneess, Capt'n u. HolcOmb, atehez. Capt'n
nhsyn VIII leAveCbpt. j. NJ Mnie,lT p. feathers, will
.er Donadsonvle win leave for Don for Donaldson
Baton adsonvie Plaque III Plaqnerine,
onge fort Hudson nine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Port
bsyon Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara,
hlver Landing Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing,
Adams Nate landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, Matches
steprooi Rodney ans. Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
~ Joseph Grand erproof, Rodney Joseph, Grand
du Warrenton and St. Joscp. Gran iiu Warrenon and
rieksogrg ever Gulf Wsrenton yieksbuEg every sA-
~ ESD AY, 81 NJ iii ken's e nd fURDAY. at o.
o.sloek r; n vcksbnrg, 1. al o'clock p. NJ
The PRINCE S Providence Stack The steamer NAT
connects Vcks Island and skip II 81 al
burg with the steam his La vieksburg with the
or q. s. AID and Pitchers Point Ash steamer RANGER,
will take freight TOMS Car0lina and will Jake freight
al the landings ngs tirand for all the landings
fazoo river high Washington Yazoo rvers high
a. Greenwood. TIL RSDAY as Greenwood at high
lat O'Clock p. N. water rates.
The ABOVE mentioned spsndle passenger will leave
on their regular days without fail the appointed All
business entrusted 10 their will Be promptly and faithfully
attended e.
These boats win Be responsible 70. letter package
containing money ewery other valuable nnle.s regu
bills Of ading akeu specifying the eontens and value
the freight paid any valuRbes deposited with the
BY the passengers, contained In their baggage.
Fortnight or passage apply on board. OF g .
OARRuLI, HOLMES 9
Union Row, IS Carondg
NC 7. B. Smith, No. fchsuPitop
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Philadelphia Harrison from New York via Havana
10 W 4 Tsnpeion-lst dist.
Steamship Wilson, lndianola and galveston 70
Harris, Morgan &eo-lst dist
Bremen snip Bremen Beenkin Bremen 9Th April to
ter--4th dat 63.
Ship Topc Newell from Havre, 18th March, Ia ballast to
master-Si dist.
ship Potomac, Reed from Liverpool "a April Nesker,
Knox Sco--sih dist So.
British Ship Perthse Hutchinson from Liverpool March
18th, TO Campbell Rickerby-Point
ship Bateheder, from Liverpool April ID, 70
Baxter Lowell &co--Point.
British Ship Iiustrious Miles, from LIVERPOOL April 9Th 10
Hoghton Rankin &co-Pont.
Bark May Flower Pratt BORDEAUX April h, csvaroc
I'D dist
British schr Commerce. Parsons days from Ruasn Island,
master-2d dist Is.
schr suffolk SIN III Mandelan, GoldenbOw Lesparre
I'D dist.
Schr Hardness Peterson days from Tabasco, TO Gold
enbow A LcspHe-2d dist IS.
scqr Warren Oliver Sabine Pass Goldenbow Les
psrre--2d dist p I.
schr Union Ward days from Mobile. 20 masierBasu.
Schr Union, Narcise. from Tcbefnncta--basn.
Schr Basiiide -, from Pascagoula--Basin.
schr Fanny Wriedt. from Horn Island-Basin.
Schr Octavis, Gentouse, from horn lnland-Bssin.
Schr Three Brothers. -. from kigoletts-basn
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Ssippug saislllgsafs.
MONDAY, May 81, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico Lawess. Galveston and indianola
Harris Morgan &co
Steamship Jasper, Flanders for Sabine Pass, ,,,,-
ship Lizzie Howard. Robinson, for Liverpool Jenkins
Ship Jane Wal,h York. for Liverpool. Ceevy Atwei,
Ship Planter Wood for Bordeaux, Ceesy Faweil
Ship NJ MAYO, Snow. far Boston. Geo fos1ick
Ship Kate Price, Jones. for Liverpool. Desh
Neapolan Ship Louisa Bruno, Aaresca Tor
Bark seafna Depass Havana Bouduosquie Phillips
Bremen Bark Van Vineke, Huesmann. for Brennan s
schr Monte Christie soddard Ca, Poole keo
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED
GERM AN BITT TIERS,
Prepared by Dir. Q. NJ JACKSON, PHnLB DELPHIA, Pa.
VIII ehectnally Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys and all Diseases
arising from q disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
Constipation Inward Piles Fullness Blood the Head
Acidy of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fullness Weight in the Stomach, Eructaons Sink
ing Fluering AT the Phi of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head Hurrea and difficult Breathing Flutteng the
Heart king suocating sensations when in lying
Din Of Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fe
and d. II Pain In the Head Deficiency OF Perspation
Ycwness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back
hes Limbs etc. sudden Flushes nj Heat, Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imagnings Of Evil and great Depression
Of Spirits
The proprietor calling attention public
preparation does with feeling of the conhdenceI
m virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which is
nended.
ltis and unred article that has stood the
of years trial before the American people, and tie
reputation and sale Is unrivaled by similar preparations
The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals In ali Of the
country Is IMMENSE and careful peusa Of the Almanac pub
hed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis Of
If his Agents. but satisfy the skeDtea that this
romedy really deserving the celebrity has obtaneo
PRINCIPAL Office and Manufscory No. AIS ARCH street, Phil
aialphia. Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
$50 ly&w q and ISL Chartres street
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SABINE PAssSieamshp Jasper00 bbls -four 40 bhls Of
peck whisky ~ do 70 sacks rs do coffee,
80 do salt. A casks bacon, 22l pkgs mdse.
INDIANOLA AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mexico
100 bbs whisky 7Uu bbs Hour lOO
moass lbs sacks 80 boxes liquors l5U boots
and shoes
LIvERPoOI-Ship Jane walsh-6AS bales cotton, s499
sacks corn, x57 sacks wheat $50 stayes.
BGRDEAUX-Ship Cotton Pianter-2 ties lard, hf Dbl Of
hams, pkgs mdse l20 i56 slaves.
BosTooship Nayo-69i bales cotton, $50 bbls pork,
6376 bbls flour.
LIvERPoOL-ship Kate Prince-sses
LIvERPOOL-ship Louisa Bruno-322 bales cotton, 60s7
sacks wheat, $50 slaves
LIyRRPooL-shp Lizzie HOward-lil6 bales cotton. COILS
bbls -four Il, $50 slaves.
HAvANA-Bark Seafna6 900 feet lumber 541 ties
bbs lard 81 kegs do hams beef 81 boxes
cheese.
BREMEN-Bark Van vincke6o9 bales cottoa g. do sbac
CO. IS hhds tobacco.
sAvANNAH--Schr Monte Chrso--l cask hams, Dbl ale,
pork bbs and hf bbs whisky 585 coils 81
bxs laamenf.
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FREIGHfs. The eohsgasa, Of sesel The berth for
liverpool was given away "a for co,,on, which the
ruling for ang up. For BOSTON about 100 bids
shipped at s6 y hid. .f6.f
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~-.v, PONTCHARTRAIN RAD
IA ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On Sundays the steam train will leave the every hour
O'Clock trip
Horse will leave the city every morning Except
dsy) at O'clock and the Lake hour the last
trains.
Extra special trips when required by nsfyng the
ductor.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way 10 and
the Conductor must have timely notice stop.
due notice Will be given of the half hour M
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

s-.s- = -, NEW ORLEANS, JACA-
h5ss - ~ i SON AND GREAT NoRTHERr
E4'tfsfd9-e- -XKtZRAILROAD.
On and afer MONDAY, the 3st day of May 1855 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily 7O A. NJ and
arrive at Canton at s. 80 o'clock P. NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton at TAO A. NJ, and STRIVE
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GREAT SOUTH
49, E-szt z-tsk WE Nd CHARLESTON RAIL.

10 Ihree hundred mies shoTier than any other
ES-Through Slave Territory or risk en-
countered in the conveyance of servants.
Baggage checked throughsute
rail tracks and wide comfortable Passing
beautiful in North Alsb along Tennessee river
and the Look out and Virginia mountsns with their pure
heahal and nsigorang breezes and celebrated Springs by
daylight.
% Pleasure stop Big Tunnel 1875 miles east Of
BRISTOL, for Montgomery White sulphur Sprngs Newbern
miles Of BRISTOL for Red and Salt SULPHUR Springs
IA miles Of Bristol for Geenbrar While Ola Red
Sweet Springs, Bufords l67 miles Of Bristol for
bridge Alum.
Through from Memphis New York in 81 days and to
Nashville In 2s hours.
pJThrongh tickets sold Offices Of the New Orleans
and Memphis Steam Packet Company, and the N o. g.
N r. r Company, New Orleans and the GAyoso CONNER
cial and Worsham Houses Memphst each Of which points
any further information with regard 10 the
tanned. =. g. ARM General Superintendent,
A. kIRKrATRlCK, Travelling Agent.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company, Memphis Tenn
May 20, 1858. my22 ii
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COmFoRT, SPEED AND SAFETY

r. COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY
lsA.a1sjrss ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND Nav ORLEANS
RAILROAD LIhE.-The oh- and Mississippi
and Illinois Genital Railroads. having their
with the above Line, prepared offer TO the
Travelling Public what they have long desired regular
Of the following superior and fast passenger packets wilt
New Orleans EVERY ALTERNATE DAY
PENNsYLyANIA;; .Kiinefelter, master.
WIN NJ MORRISON ....... .Botnger, master
PHiLAnELPHIA ............ Wayne MASTER
JiG Ss sWo lSt ;;11,...' Jones, master.
AbEOh sUOIT t....-...... .swizer, master.
NEW UNCLE SAM. ..,.,..... YSndasen, master
Making direct CONNECTIONS At Cairo with he Illinois Cen
and At St Louis with The Oho Mississippi Railroad
DUSLEITH,
NIAGARA FALLS.
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON, i~0'A'
WHEELING.
PITTsBURG
CINUINN ATT,
SARA foGA SPRINGS,
MONTREAL,
And all important Towns and Cities in the Northeast
Thus forming The CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Route
Passengers rely upon leaving as advertised
This the only Le Of Steamers making connections
ESr FARE CHEAPER I'll AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
with les changes Of cars handling of baggage
Information Through Tickets ny Steamboat TO Cairo
Or - Lon and thence via Railroad ali points Meth GOOD
rOh ONE fEAR-alowne the holders any point
S 9ne an resume their journey At pleasure-may be
rn,. o9MeANY,s oFFIoE.,
k The only office where Plans the Boats Cabins can be
seen steie,f99ms secured and THROUGH TICKETS pur-
CHASED to all Northern and Eastern Cities;
ans General Agent.
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poRTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

l. ENGINES.
HOARD SONS, Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established No 70 street, New Orleans
subscriber sole the States receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; of from
power OF these ceebaed Engines which, after Of
upwards Of 800 Engines in all the States Of the Union
all giving the complete satisfaction, being ONLY
portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC.
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work them in operation special skill
them and but the smallest proportion Of fuel
Also
Constantly in Sash and Circular Saw Mls
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton
horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands Shaft
ing Pues, Stands Boxes bolts ready complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which can be in operation few after being
ceved Descriptive pamphlets testimonials viii be
sent by mail to any address. SAMUEL. H. GILMAN,
aust ly&W No. 10 Giravier street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-31

nB-Three hundred miles shorter than by any other route
Passing through SLAVE IERR1TORY, ample security
is afforded for the without
risk Baggage checked ihoughsure counectons-hst-
class tracks, and wide mforAbe Express Mail
Trains leave Mem his daily p ~ passing the beautiful
scenery ia North Alabama along river
Lookout and Virginia Mountains their pure beautiful
and nygofaug breezes celebrate springsby daylight
p- trough New York with less expense
by other Try It, Through Tickets sold
OF the New orleans Memphis steam Packet Company New
orleans
For freight passage apply on board or to
J. III. FRELIGH. Agent,
Office Of tho New Orleans and Memphis Packet COMPANY
under the 81. charles Hotel, lett wing
N. B-Tckets by this good for any leng Of time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-31

FOR LAKE BORGNE
corner Of Goodehildren and champs Elyssee
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
To Proctorvle Lake Borgne-d'sance % miles. Fare
through, 50 cents children and slaves, half price,
Departure Of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the CITY tof the Lake, at..... .....O A. NJ.
h.....s...............- +. NJ.
Lake city, A........-...... ....-. 81 A. n.
at.-................... % p. NJ,
ONCE 30 Common street Fer all business Of the Railroad
Department other business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon apply to
W. @. BLACKWELL, Executor,
who the ony person authorized TO make
obligations for the road
k-omnibussesleaye Canal every fifteen
the deDot se22 II