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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Courtor Common Pleas Seneca county
Ohio.

TO William G, Lyberger, Emanuel I.yberger, Andrew j.
j. iiybsrgcr, Nathaniel b. Lyberger, Edmund Ash, Re-
heccn Ash wife OF Edmund Ash, and the unknown heirs
Daniel lybcrger deceased. You will hereby take notice
that the 25h day Of May 1s5s, Mary LybergeT.
widow Of the late Valentine Lybeger de. eased filed her
Petition IN said court wherein she that she Is ont.
tied TO and prys the assignment Of dover such widow
In the following described real estate 10 Wits
The nor half ofthe North East quarter Of section sey
en-, and the the s0uh half the North Eas quar-.
ter Of section seyeni also the undivided half Of thirty
acres OF the north end OF the half Of the soaih east
guauer Of section seveni all In Township lbree Of Range
fourteen. IN Seneca county Ohio. That the may be
assigned her In parcel. And the said William @ IS.
berger Emanuel lybofgor, Anirew j. Lybergcr Nathaniel
b. Lyhergcr, Edmund Ash, Rebeccn Ash wife Of Edmund
ASH and the unknown heirs Of Daniel Lyberge deceased
rrher noded that unless they appear and
demnr said petition within sixty days aer the next term
Of said court The said MARY Lyherger at the next after
The expiration OF said sixty days. viii apply said court
nke the matters n said pcuton confessed and deere,
thereon accordingly. J. g. LEE.
ma28-6w p. fsf so. Solicitor Tor Compt.
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More Light at Less Price7

IN these aF Times, an the aio 10 reduce exnen.
ses without, n like opIT on eisenng The conorls and
eonyeuienoe Of life. We take gssat pleasure iu bringing
70 your notice, the Greatest Invention Of the Agu,
E1-Cal and see the Lamps, and Give ihem Trial.
AurlIf0 WEEK
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Now, during the session Of court. Is an excel
lent time TO call and pay M your subscription.
BY 60 doing you will confer a favor on US, in re-
turn for which, we viii place your names on the
"Roll Of Honor"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
THE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in Tho Winter Of 1851.

N AZ been n operation over ort vcsf drtnrwhichr re-
ro though Dos ptogf,s, hs been impcde hy ihu ad
y,rie ycrf' 81 q and 1885, Che ifactyabiw ofb- plan
ushccn clearly demonstrated TINT the house nnaus su
e,euot RdyauIaeeslo ne WOOL GROWERS DF ru
WEST, as medium Ornassiug thctt vaoh nto lhc hands
NJ The mRnutaritfr SNOW no lNueef question unt al.
though vey larrc number of Wool Growrrs hove avsief
wemselves ithcsc advantages drrur che nu fm ,rart
ye1 'ruanF as % nay nppoat 20 man, orr raccs hayc
been larg'r nom Mrt'hant, and Wuobaycfs u,tn ftam
Nulicfowers md is may hc accountci ff maiule rnn
The taet that, class Noal.rrowafs have lron mon
aahy Influenced and ml,c than ihc omtr hy tho state
mcnt Of few opcrt ttori vho wholly onner o nu ef
forts having Tor thof object he stematainf nf te uoo.
uelei or ,he enhancement of rfiucs in the ntolurtr
The past vear chamrturErd " has been hy the most
hffsir'ni financial cmhausssmoui has been ono OF tc
most unur innate iOr negmiahg and managing salcs Of
wool nnl The tet thai The rrer rse hss beer rpnl
suocrsf notwithstanding uge disadynutaeus anil Given
almnd universal satisfaction TO consirnnfi, shou we
think, inspire sufficient confidence 10 uduce large con,nn.
ments trlm wool. .growtrs.
To iotc who have ,ccn nr iuiecd hv hse rrnrri sea
who have unaffected want Of confidence we have H.
qneny made ndyanres equal to tho pfce they have been
ohtrrd io their wool Such advances howcyef ho not
be required, hc entcfpfse wat stated Cor their hrnc6t
anil this object has been steadily Kept u Wow aud we hone
r encouragement viii be such enable usn rnniinnr
our efforts Indeed WOOL eroWcr. par culafv thr present
ycat cuu1o Afford TO DO without surh hhacnro aud aei.
ties 1' this uousr can extend tn ihcm.
THIS year must BE- peculiarly favorable ono or wool
growers TO test ue merits Of the Wool Depot system and
Fc haEanl nothing n assurinF ho'c who aro dposed 10
c0uslun 10 thar they will avail thrnseitos of
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nAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

rr,hat n FCutN.
u NNSsltmfnu
fsciuriur md dfii.
inr in NaYana and
ncmpsiic tirtrt.
Ailc enuM tmo
klna end Chcwlar
fohlcco. Omusiic
ehaNlanr nlork, ui
hisftct 81. rifn,
Ohio. 4 viii sell
hc1neffftathfhan
epet hHk.fs Oh fci
ibis viciniiv.
Here ron will dnd
the fffaitst vsfltty
of t'iesft Toh1cco
Ne,fvrr txhillitc
in uli, oi4pt aul nn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Kicked aHorse.

We learn that lad. some Is years ola, son
Of Mr. John Walker, was severely kicked by a
horse on Monday
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Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca county,
Ohio.
John Compton, Plaintiff, against samuel Weaver and Afl
ton Mullen. nofaudnnta.

ton mtNeni helenuhnNs
'NHE D. endant samuel Weaver will take notice that the
4 Plaintiff on thr 7th day Of June, u 1884 filed his
netion IN said Court and against sal defendants n which
he says that there due him from the said idants on
their ptomisoy note him, Of date Oroler2Is 1857 the
of Eve hundred dollars and interest thereon since the
gist day Of October lS57 At the Of per cent
per anuun and which he asks for Jug against said
defendants In said sum and interest.
Plaintiff has caused attachment 70 ssue against the
said defendant Weaver Snid Weaver mnst unsrer said
petition benrs The 18th day of August A 1854
the same will be taken as true. LEE BREWER,
JmiiGw-s325 Au'ys for Plaintiff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Tho following citizens Of this county have beer
appointed on awarding committees, at the nex
State Fair:
Isanc Stillwell, Adams tp., ON Matched Horses;
S. II. Baker, Melmore, on Sheep;
J. D. Loomis, Tifin, on Machinery, kc.;
J. W. Miller, " Cabinet Ware;
Henry Gross, Glass & Stone Ware;
Lewis Baltzcll, Vegetable Products;
Mrs. r. w. shawhan, Tiain, on Flowers, &c.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

IL lf"Zara Sovorns" will sond US her real
name, We win publish her communication.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

e8 Judge Lawrence is now occupying the
Bench here. Judge seney ls holding court in
Bellefon,ainc.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

On the 10Th inss, by J. II. Lcidy, Esq, Mr..
WILLIAM RoSK, Of Upper sndusky, and Miss
ADELrNr NJ CoLo,W, of the 2d Ward of this city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Riessrs g. X. M,Sv a Co--Genis IN oanvassing the
States Of Oh AMI Michigan for the sale the different
remedies Of which have control attention has been
called observe the great TINT ynHr Ague Ba,am hl
gained or itself IN every place where sold rsqy
90 be tho people, remedy and s sales ripd than
all others u q destined TO aper'edu al other asue
dies 10 the market Very lraly Nouu,
A& IENDRY.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FoR rug RAriD cum oV
COUcHs, COLDS, ,ItOARsENEss, tNFLU-
BNzA, BRONCHITIS, NuOOpING
Cough, GROUP, ASTHMA, In
nIpIHNT CnNgIh pTInN.

NVNGAAH tNONDNt AAUA AAA IN NNNt IN NAaA~
HNZA, BRONCHITIS, MUOOpING
COUGH, Group, ASTHMA, tN-
CIPIIeNT CONsVMPTtON, ..tr.
and lr tie relief Of eouuumpuSe patients ih advanced
siegca of the disease.
We need no, speak IN tho public of s ,irinos.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet uf tho
American staics lts wonderful Of pulmonary
plalnts have made u already known Nay NV ule Che
aniics In any civilized country ti' continent without
personal experience Of IL cec,s aud RIVER yct Tho
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy of a. victory The aultlo and dan.
gcous diseases Of The thuai and lungs While d 3 ho
most powerful anudoc yet iuuvn TO man ior the frini
dahlo aud dangerous dlfoarca of the pulmonary organs
h nso The plraeancsi and siee remedy that cnu 10 en-
ployed Tor hhinu aud Young pyrsons Parents should
upon them unpreparrd. We have abundant grounds ~
helcye the CHrHY prcfonM saves more lives ~ he con
symptoms h prevents than those q curca Keep Il hy
you, aud cure our colds while they ournho neg
lcci them until no human ski muster the nexoRlle
cankcr that, fastened the ynls eats your life away
An know tho dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and
they know too the virtues Of Oils remedy, need not DO
morc thou 10 them " is su made The best n
be- We spare no cost, care no toll 10 produce u the
most perfect possible and thus afrd hoso who rely
Il the best agent which our skin can iurnnh for d cure
PREPARED BY DIR. ], c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Masl.
AND SOLD NJ,
r Med. GIBSON and /, L st.JOHN & 90.
Thin, and Druggists generally n0vt9-iy
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nsG0QpE laiiho Chtarosra, Gnrlsiii, Ysns,u ll,.,
~ and aanaplglln, Nitlrt falt1m ~ Wnd rArrr,
Davis frn llltr 6llsna osYriH-tsi HnlfI
Apta fEtAf' 'lpo.ir ~ coqii atqs,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Tiffin Prices Current.
toossrcren vasEty nyl
SHR1VER & SHEATH,
Dealer in Dfr Cosas of5ssria, oatpeunss, Boots and
bhosai ant Ready Made Ciouing And uurghaset OF
cry deicriptiou or Grain and Produce iof Cash.
WHrAr-a0cs 10.s5.
Coks-l lshelleil $50.
do tEarl 3ic.
kTF-foHG.
hsHtEv-f0afj.
Okr1-9 -9if CSC,
nEtNs-0.15
pofkrona-eJr.
FLAX srsn-a0 sS an.o0.
TiHorHY srrn-o 0odOQO
hurrra-0o@l2c.
hAHn-9
TkLL0,f-e a0nc.
SuoKen HkNs-0sc.
do sroes 40 sHouturas- 69O0c'
PtcMEo PoaK-91gos
MArLE 5Uakn--iof.
do MoLagSrs-In IfJc.
wkN-QnR25c.
Fg.rlfEHs--35 .ao0c
Rhua-or.
Dsr Arr1rs--siro aiht
GuErs flrnEl-1ifc perlh.
liar do 1oe.
Eaaa-oe ndc. g doacu.f
PoaE-sAno9tso.
Clever saad--s3 50 $3.50
WooL-25n15o
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sPEoIAL NOTICES;
Ratea of Advertieinp.

Agreed upon BY the proprietor, Of the TRn Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, 1885, be strictly enforced
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
UOurt o. Common Pleas % 5 onela coUH
~ Ohio.

II UGH BROWN and lohn sheicIiy win lake a1icei.st
IL on the 9Qth day Of Nsy, le39 l0br NJ fa I'm dicd
Ohio sFant ihem, iho object md r1fQr of hie petition
b., 10 recover iuigmeoi ugainli ihtu iortre syn Of
certain rramisiory Note given tY he sod Hueh rouR
nd John shsHery ol ihs SSH dsl If August lea4 %
iad suu Of eail o. rYatla 10 rit lofu 81 frmfTi or
Interest aonuay lhatue rnds t1l isaentn ni OF ssif
iohn shruofy 10 said cocn torhl talsr lf tho
eoton, and appropriated % ihe payment rf be % tni
which ne mur f,ooygr hriroa AHd ifttiher laltNfnrh
lf,Nu aud toa sheey rsquifsi hatatf sfit rt
ion hy DE tho dJ Saturday rftr tht SO daycf Iui gsf
being the 24h day cl July, i55.
VlT T. HAMILTON.
ma2r.fw { 81 50 huiv foi rltH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

tgA reduction Of per from the above rates viii
be made for Cash
The space, occupied by lines Of the type composing the
body Of the Advertisements will be considered square
All an,ent sdyer,isem n,s together with Administra
tiou, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be paid
for In advance.
Advertisements inserted for an adedat@ time VIII be
charged for until oriered out
When yearly alverisemenii arc inserted, ono OF
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

In accordance with law Of the last Congress
the merchants and business men Of Tiain. will
only receive old Spanish coin at the following
rates;
Spanish Quarters. .................2 90 cts.
Shillings. s...............I0
" SiXneneea. a................h %
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
lob Printing.

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down 10
the smallest Card executed at this office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
office IN the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
rsIserros. M. SEM. %. lss1.

Dr. NAM Desrsri For several year pasi hsyo used
ynnr Agne Balsam m my daily prteteo. aud have closely
observed is ecs Va hundreds Of and IN has
"a fnlsd proluee tho most happy effect can cheer
fully faaommenitas certain specific l0f ehll fever and
aaue aui malafious ditcases. Trnv Yours,
a. AUSTIN, M,D
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

RessFs.s x MAsS q Co-Gents ] havo ~ ouf house IN
g. lus sold your Agne Bassn ihr'e ynari, andhaye
carefully observed ~ effects IN cnrng, and Ia al aen.
doc say, do not believe s eqaa exists Ia an she world or
medicines. 10 my pprionn snoRe gc has cured perna
neatly ovey time, and have known usod after al other
rfmodo had been tficd invan with the most happy result
And what Us ramarkahe have never known
but what rsmNinsd oufsd for that have
hesitation 10 reconmandingit perfect triumph over
chills and ievef.
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Why is Me Demand so Greqt for
Oh. MANH'S
AGUE BALSAM9

DECAUsE u Si 10 all eaus, safely and ectnally cure
- that much dreaded scourge Of she WesChls, Fever
and AgueHh0u fail, aui IN cases win counteraoi to
poison Of Malara, Of which fact thousands do trs and
unke all other noitrlm h Is only recommended fnf one
class Of diseasef anil a. tonie itisunsufpased We will
Offer few erideaees Of ls worth hy mea Of influence nnl
high standing
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

WUITTH OF NlHNWUTIHWITIH y " WEHI NWWIHEa
q GORGE d. LEWIS, JOHN FTNSEI4 JACOB MIL.
- ie Aaron Collier and Abel Rawson are hereby notified
that application viii be made BY The undersigned to tle
Trustees Of Jackson Townhp, Seneca County, Ohio, for
the establishment Of water coarse, commencing the
PLANK Road hout forty rods west from the house Of WIN
lam Ash, % southeast about 100 rods on tho north
qnaor The souih-wesi quarter Of section No -
Tho touh-oaH quarter Of section - and through The
nofi Hol quarter aud the norhlas quarter of section
No a. and 20 terminate the "a Fnship line 30 section
2ii aud that said Trustees viii meet on the % day of4uy,
a. d. aSa tho house OF William Ash 10 section - aud
proceed H. ay out and establish said eourtg,
WILLIAM ASH,
NOAH arAHL, [, pcinioneTs.
maesOw. J. y wYANb
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Mra.D M.Furses0n, uoaldre spootiuy inform thc Ia
dies Of Iin and vicinity haifha has removed lc ofos4
hl0uk, Washngfoh street, ehefu she piepaiedt1 DO
aikiuis Of Miinfry and Matchmaking, in he atef
style and on the mosilhafhltouns,
'fhankuifat oalt aaiuiti pau9uags, lhe goloitl 4
eonlinuanesof ths same. pm ,i
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

S. X, MANN & CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio, Sald by all good
Druggists, APrao 8mtc
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DISSOLUTION.
!. A. BUsKiBR. A. BUsKiRK.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

YXJE. the undersigned win continue the Wholesale and
w Retl Grocery Buinoss 10 an H. branches tho Oh
stand No 3, 5hawhan's lo1k Main sFsst Wlere cordial
BY invite everybody 70 give uf q call.
Apfl0 II, A, BusKIRK A RR0,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
LTD AYERS
H Cathartic Pills,
CsUGAR cO4TED,3
ana utaa Io


n1r,nrNryf cf fuf fuEtion. D
Mssnlyoros, p, Cs : icb. ig5.t
sit; hnVe taNi N0nr fa n nov roncui ani hiaIitai
rucicc sitce iuu uae uen sni fanaa triisfs fa
tiy tla, are thH BEE caiuariif rnrl,s Thar ffn.
ailnf ucun un ie 'fr quck aud Nfeti5i crras1ttnf
they aiHullt sinriy ldr d.Iunefinfnif ID that
urcan lnioe have sehi,m flenl b cs. "a tdaas ii.
eiff 30 obstinate that @ id uut re1ny yi 10 iheni
lraicraaiy yours, AtONfu nAit, ". n,
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FANCY ARTICLES.
DORT Maanais, Pom folio., rs',tmrrl ,gd sosgs.
lELAN-.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Erysipelas, screnlia, Kiur's Tvii, Toucr,
Tumnrs, and Salt Whonn.

Tumors, and Snu Rhcbm.
F71H a flfHothiV ihiciani Qf @ Iouif. ftb g. 1850
nn ASA Your rlls ere Che iunron Of an that is
great in medicine, They have cucd my little daughter
M ulcotuns orca upon her handi and net that hal novel
lncumhlc or yoars. Her mother ha1 been long govous
afflicted With bloiclce and pinrcs her skin and in
her hair. Aiior child cured, she aso tried your
Pulls, and they have curo, her ASA MORGRfDOE
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I ANp PLASTER JENrNT CAICrr rD rtAs.
oi soe ly Efnl uiLL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01

: BUSINESS CHANdE.-The old and we'll knpwn com
mission and grocery houses Of John Hurley Co. and
Ferguson 0Dowd are now merged in one ; or
rather, Mr.. Thomas Sullivan, who has been doing
business in the name Of John Hurley 4 o.. has dis
continued that business, and gone into partnership
with Mr.. A. 0'Dowd, Of the firm Of Ferguson s.
O'Dowd and The business Of the latter house is to
be continued by the new firm, under the name and
style Of O'Dowd & Sullivan. Both gentlemen have
long been in the business, and their copartnership
viii be popular and prosperous one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01
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500
CoaosxsEss<on.sx. -vxcFF.s.



WASHINGTON, April so,- House-In the House
they are discussing the Kansas question.
Ssnate-Senator Doolittle offered q resolution for
the construction Of wagon road, from Fort Benton
to walla Waa. Referred TO a committee ofmtary
officers.
House-The House accepted the Kansas Conference
Committee report, by vote of III yeas against l0S
nays
A message was received from the Senate announc
ing the concurrence of that body the above report
Adjourned to Monday.
.Senate-In the Senate, Toombs announced that
the two Houses were unable to agree on the Deeien
cy bill.
Hunter then gave notice that he would again move
that the Senate recede.
Conviction of Tuckerman,
New York, April S0.-Tuckerman, the mail rob
Der, has been convicted.
Forgery.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.--Henry Barrett, clerk in
the employ of Wright & Bridgeford, committed for
geres for a large amount, and then absconded A
large reward is offered for his apprehension.
Suicide
YIcKsBURd, April SOL. J. Higdon, planter liv-
ing near Warrenton, Miss, committed suicide this
morning, by shooting himself through the head.
Murder at the Balize
SOUTHWEST PASS, April 30.-James Tmpsey, fire.
man on board the tow-boat Thomas Mcdaniel, was
stabbed and killed by another fireman of the same
boat this morning. The Thomas Mcdaniel has just
passed on her way to the CITY, having the prisoner in
irons, and the dead man on board.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 3o.-Flour 50 65 to 50 20.
Oil 65c.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, April 30.-The river rose two inches
here to-day. Advices from above report all the
upper rivers as falling. The Arkansas and White
rivers have fallen eighteen inches from the former
rise. The Princess passed down at P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Kennett arrived here
to-day The St. Nicholas, Philadelphia and the Den
ming departed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01

A CoxcERr FOR THE ORrHASs--We are g1atifed to
perceive thatthe Classic Music Society whose concerts
at Odd Fellows Hall have been such feature of the
season now closing, intend to give one more grand
concert, on Wednesday evening next for the benefit
of the st. Mary's Orphan Asylum. The concert viii
be gven usual under the direction Of NJ dollgnon
and the programme, (which is advertised iA another
part Of our paper,) Is splendid Messrs- Della
grave and Janca, Of the opera, being announced to
sing some Of their finest selections. The object is
praisewortby, and we feel confident viii be hand
someIy met by the public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01
Talk on Change.

The talk yesterday did not amount to much, nor
was there anything of note worthy Of much talk.
There was something said about cotton and reports
were current that there are 26 600 bales now wait
ing in the interior of Mississippi to be forwarded ;
that the roads have been so bad it was difficult to
transport 1t to the shipping depots. As an evidence
Of the fact referred the great load brought
in by the jackson Railroad on Thursday evening !;
that the train started with 1000 bales but found it
too heavy. Now, there may be 10000 bales in the
interior of Mississippi, but we should like to know
where it is particularly ii it is coming via the rail-
road At any rate, adyices have gone North, to be
forwarded to England by first conveyance that unex-
pected supplies have been discovered. The Bears are
industrousy at work to depress the market Factors
show bold front and great firmness. The weather
is all that could be desired for business But the
transactions of the week ending to-day will show
great falling of, excepting exports and eearances at
the Custom, House.
The next steamer from Liverpool may be the
Anglo-Saxon of the Canadian line, from Liverpool of
the 2lst, due at Quebec. The Europa is the Cunard
of the Gath, for Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01

There magic alike in the and in the effect Of this far
famed substance For Burns and Bruises and Cancers
sprsns spasms and scrofua Lumbagoes and ameness
sovereign cure. Pains that by coup lave taken
of the citadel Of e well those which have
there enenehed themselves and deed ordinary Of At
tack elected by the Magical Pain Extractor with certainty
and promptiude. Seriously this preparation has been
cesstul many need eulogy and
the many btquess Of medical skin to suffering humanity.
aE-Remsmher Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for the South, and whom all orders
should be addressed. s26 2p3teod&Iiw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01

Sr. CHARLES THEATER.-The wizard Blitz con.
cludes tonight his weeks engagement at the St.
Charles theater. He will give all sorts of an enter
tainment and whilst proving to some that some
things can be done as well as Others be will prove to
his old fogy visitors that there are great many new
things under the sun. There is more mystery and
quiet fun in him than any other magician living. He
has been largely and fashionably patronized during
the week, and will doubtless have another fine
audience tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01

MAY FEsTIvALs.-The festivities in honor of the
month Of flowers were commenced last evening by
delightful school party and concert in which adults
participated at Mime Dubois school on Robertson
street, Second District.
To-day, the girls of the Third District High School,
with their teachers and friends, are to have deli
eious picnic amid the shades Of the Macarty pants
ton.
Tonight, the young people of the Fourth District
are to have dancing party and other May festivities
at Union Hall.
On Monday night, the grand May party and ball,
rendered by the young gentlemen to the young ladies'
Of New Orleans, is to come OF at Odd Fellows hall
land really grand affair we know it will be.
Next Sunday aud Monday, the German population
are to hold grand May party-a sort of festive camp
meeting-on the Union Race Course. As all the rest
Of the population, more or less intend to visit the
party, it will be an affair altogether tremendous. So
it will be seen, that May is to be properly honored
this year.