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Sankrrs alo &rokers.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
u BANKERS,

JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
u BANKERS
NO 19S BALTIMORE STREET,
Deal in
BANK NOTES, COIN. DRAFTS AND CERTIFICATES
OF DEPOSITS.
The utmost attention is paid to COLLECTIONS, and
prompt returns made at lowest rates.
Having the facilities derived from established position,
ample Capita and long experience with the most devoted
attention to business, prepared to offer the
RESPECTABLE DEALERS
Our house is constantly prepared to DISCOUNT PAPER
and make advances 60 dealers.
large CASH CAPITAL and constant control of money
enable us to cash promptly upon presentation without
the delay of negotiation satisfactory paper.
LOANS
Made on coaterals and money advanced on securities.
ADVANCES
Made on collections.
STOCKS AND SECURITIES
Purchased and sold at the
'.BROKERS' BOARDS"
of this and other cities of the United States promptly and
upon the most favorable terms
We do not make time contracts.
DRAFTS
For sale on all commercial points Of the United States
COLLECTIONS.
~ We respectfully desire the attention Of the BUS1-
NESS COMMUNITY to this department of business,
which is thoroughly organized and complete Re
for COLLECTION PAPER will be promptly made
the most favorable terms.
We will ADVANCE money paper deposited for Col
lection, and offer EVERY INDICTMENT to respectable
dealers.
iel2tf JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & co.
pANK NOTES.
I'D THE UNCURRENT MONEY DEPARTMENT
of our business receives our special attention.
BANK NOTES, CHECKS AND CERTIFICATES OF
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
je12f No. 1913 Baltimore Street.
STOCKS. WE Buy AND SELL
STOCKS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
AT THE BROKERS' BOARD OF THIS CITY,
n al SO
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
OTHER Markets
Orders for the purchase sale of securities receive
very prompt and careful attention.
Stocks carried and
MONEY ADVANCED ON SECURITIES.
We decline receiving TIME ORDERS.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS 4 Co,
BANKERS AND Stock BROKERS,
Banking House and Stock Office,
Jel2.f 19S Baltimore Street.
ENXCHANGE.
~ EXCHANGE upon all prominent places in the
UNITED STATES (both seabord and inland) always
Bank upon the most favorable terms at this
jel2tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
McKIM < CO.,
IVl BANKERS, BROKERS,
AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
COR BALTIMORE AND ST. PA vi SITS,
Purchase and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
negotiate Loans and Business Paper purchase and sell
Stocks and Securities Make Collections all prominent
points in the United States and Canada make advances
Stock and other Coateras receive deposits and
Banking business generally. my2S-6m
ISRAEL COHEN,
Il STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
No NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities of this
and other markets. negotiaes Notes Loans &c. my4tf
JOHN CUTTINGS. BENZ II. WILLIAMS
EOHN S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
- BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
CORNER SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS,
Buy and sell on commission Stocks and Securities of this
and other markets
ADVANCES made Stocks Notes and other Collat-
erals; negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
INTEREST allowed on deposits, and Banking bushes
transacted generally. ap9H
M ARTIN LEWIS,
1S1 BILL, NOTE, AND STOCK BKOKER,
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/fAs> FOR SA l. E.-The Superior Three
hei Story DWELLING No, 206 North Charles street.
-@='@ beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot is % by $50 feet running back to 40 foot
The buildings of the best material and substantial
construction having been erected under the superinten
dence and for the residence of the owner
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire the premises, or of B. T. ELDER,
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1ablie Sales.
BY GIBSON & co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY

fsi;; TRUSTEES S ALE OF VERY
IH!l 'aLoABLE BALTIMORE STREET PROP ERTY
ny irtue of decree of Superior Court of
10 a, gig. tne undersigned Trustees will offer at pub
wv 1 az me exchange, No 10 South Cav street on
W Elm ESpA June SOth at l O'Clock p NJ the follow
ing described property viz ' wy e ioHo"
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AMI TuppOvr,rrNrC
situated on the southwest corner of ChareS nd Pt;
more streets, fronting 30 feet hereabonts a Diti
more street. and running back la feet more or L. 20 ~
alley. This lot is improved by a three stor,r PPTSW
BUILDING extending the entire depth of the lot od
now under lease to Garfield, Bro. Co-the leasa ~ IN
expire on the first of September, 1860 VIM
ALSO THE ADJOINING LOT OF GROUND with the
improvements thereon fronting 80 feet theeabout on
Baltimore street. and running back ia feet more or less
BRICK BUILDING, and in the by a three story
BRICK WAREHOUSE, recently built. The lot is some
twenty feet wider in the than in the front. The
property is under lease to Robert Moore Brothe lease
Will expire on the LIST November 1865 The above lots
and Improvements will be sold in fee. particular
description of the property is not deemed necessary
any one wishing to purchase examine the premises
or apply to the Trustees.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
fourth cash. and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sae-the credit payments bear
ing interest from the day of sale Said interest be paid
emi-annuay, and the payment of the whole to be
sureties to be approved by the Trustees.
S. TEACKLE WALLIS, Trustees.
/ TINn
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NOTICE-Neith the Captain nor Con-
IN signees Of the Scilian Brig ATTIVo will be respon
sble any debts contracted by the crew of the said
vessel. my1Stf
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ap13-tf
IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY

l. CANFIELD BRO. & CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET
Have hand large assortment of best quality Ivory
Handle Dinner and Breakfast KNIVE S large and small
size CARVERS, STEEL, &C. for sale at wholesale and
retail. mv1Stf
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CCHLOSS s. BRO,
- NERO HANT TAILORS
No 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain Hotel Baltimore
By keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, they are ena
bled to furnish suits prices that cannot fail to please
Orders filled at the shortest notice. ap13-f
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NOR SALE OR LEASE.-THE LOT
IL OF GROUND N W. corner Calhoun and McHenry
streets, 157 feet Mcenry and 100 feet Calhoun
The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make a desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
st
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DOR SALE.
Il NUMBER OF VALUABLE FARMS in Maryland
and Virginia Imported stock their descendants viz
Attorneys, Ayrshires, Devons and Durhams Improved
Sheep Improved Hogs and Shoats for fall killing Stall
ions Mares harness and saddle Horses with lot of fine
Colts, Jacks, Mules, work cattle and fresh mich cows
Agricultural implements of every kind guanO bone and
other fertilizers. Having been farmer and breeder,
licit call from those DESTROYS to purchase. Address
MARTIN GOLDSB0ROUGH, General agent,
jelS If No. AZ n Calvert street
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o. FOR SALE.-HouSe No. so McCulloh
Miii Street-a commodious and well built House. in
- perfect repair and with every modern convenience
Apply to GEORGE A. WILLIAMS
je3-tf No. 141 Hoffman Street
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NOR RENT.
IL COUNTING ROOM AND FIRST FLOOR OF
WAREHOUSE NO. II SMITHS WHARF-possession
given LIST July. Apply to
PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
je1-tf II Smiths Wharf, up stairs
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9ouses, it,, fur Sale an6 Gent.

g0uSfS, Nf., 10r Salf aN0 a{fnt.
|F.:r FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE
Hiii AND LOT No. 2l9 West Lombard street. opposite
Medical College 81 feet front and rear ITO feet
deep to alley house 25 by about ninety feet including
BACK BUILDING three stories high, with all modern fix
lures. Stable in the sufficient for five carriages
horses and tons hay. Property in fee Apply to
J. CROSBY & son,
Je25-t Is Bowy's Wharf,
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NOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very ell
Il gible BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue, between
Hoffman and Dolphin For terms, &c, inquire
the Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. ma25-f
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TELLAR FOR RENT
~ large paved Cellar, suitable for storage of oil or
molasses. Apply to
No. 40 W. LOMBARD STREET,
ia5- Dahl ;o
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4nblif Sails.
BY SAML. HI. COVER.
Il EhEh1 1Oh SALE
OF A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
II ID M Az

siii OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
s4==SCR0PS, STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS etc
AbOut one mile from Gainesville
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Both, at !
O'Clock the Exchange saesroOm No. 10 s. Gay street
will sell that desirable COUNTRY SEAT, fronting on
the county road leading from the old to the Frederick
road and about quarter of mile from the former,
tang about FORTY ONE AND HALF ACRES, in
good state OF cultivation; choice FRUIT apples, peach
es pears raspberres, strawberries, grapes &c
The Improvements are DWELLING, with parlor, din
ing room and kitchen, chambers garnet rooms, a
mer kitchen, milk house, house. stable barn and
shedding pump ofwater the house with several fine
spring and sufficient wood for the the place The
dwelling is protected from the north and east winds by
grove of forest trees There is large quantity Of
Saoes which the purchaser have together with all
valuation fN' 'o -'F $500 WYNN CIV
Terms Tor the Pace-One third cash; balance in Ian
WIN interest; for the crops stock etc, cash. or
"Pp'O''u ehuorsed note at A months, with interest
800 90 On SAML H. COVER Auctioneer,
' ~ 81 Baltimore street
1;;i TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
l uec,ee o the circuit Court Baltimore city the
- uhuerslgned trustees will offer at public sale at
ENcnahge saleSrooms No. 10 South Cav street on
lhUhSDAf AFTERNOON, the 18th day of July next
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltirora o;. In
ginning the south side Franklin street brt foot
west from Paca street, and running thence west on
Franklin street. twentyseven feet six inches with denth
of eighty feet with the improvements CONSISTING Of
large THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING with large
Sl2375 payable halfyearly, first January and July
and redeemable at pleasure
Terms-One third cash, and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security.
T. PARKIN SCOTT r.
j. C. BLACKBURN Arus'eeS'
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TailOrs.

n ASH STEM.
~ JOHN G. FLEDDERMAN,
TAILOR,
No. Il ST. PAUL STREET,
Would invite the attention of his customers and strang
ers to his CHOICE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Which will be made in the most fashionable style for
CASH. Twenty cent lower than the usual price Full
satisfaction guaranteed. my3-3m
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fe22-tf
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSUR-
"A ANCE OFFICE, No SOUTH STREET,
OPEN DAILY for the INSURANCE OF ALL DESCRIP
JOHN R. MOORE, President
JAMES GETTY, Mechanical, J. c. WHEEDES Columbian,
GEORGE HARTMAN, Union, j. TRUST, First Baltimore,
J. T. FARLow, Deptord, JAMES You've, Franklin,
ALLEN PAINE, Liberty, J. PEAsoN, JE Washington,
R. c. MASON, TigiIdnt, F. A. MILLER Holcdrd,
WIN. A. HACK, Neao Market, JAS. A. BRUCE, WatcAp,an
Jas B. GEORGE, sR., Pioneer Jos. C. BOYD, Lafayette
Hook and Ladder Co No. l.
fe22tf JOHN DUKEHART Secretary
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
THE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks,
favorable those of any other Company All persons
ing Policies from this Company entitled to share of
the profits without mourning any liability, beyond the
amount of Premium. The assets of the Company liable
for the payment Of losses sI are oyer g 100000
A. SEAToN, V. Pres't J. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
G. OLIVER oDONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
fe221y. No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY OF BALTIMORE.
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1919.
OFFICE No 10 SOUTH STREET
THE COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE.
The Directors meet daily determine upon applications
for INSURANCE.
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
VIM Heald Adam Denmead,
John W. Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas VI. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small
JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
fe26 If Secretary.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
II JOHN REESE, President
H. P. DUHURST, Secretary.
Corner of South and Second streets. ap6-tf
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JOHN f. PIcKRELL, LEWIS WARRINGTON.
TO1N f. PICKRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore
Liberal advances made on consignments fe24 IT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
Great R. r. Accident ON N. Y. Central

- Utica, N C., Nav ii.
a friehtful railroad accident occurred this
morning. al half past six o'clock on the Central
r. r.. by the crushing of bridge over the San
quit Creek, near WhitesboIo'.
Seven or eight persons are already dead five
or six Others are barely alive. and the injured
number forty or more.
The accident occurred to the Cincinnati Ex-
press, due here at 6:3e 4. II.
1t was somewhat behind at Whitesboro', and
coming at high rate of speed, when it met
on the bridge over the Sanquoit Creek the Utica
accommodation for the west, each ON its own
track. The engines crossed the bridge. but as
the passenger cars of the express and freight
cars fthe accommodation came on it, the north
side gave way, precpitatng the freight cars in
to the creek and piling the passenger cars one
upon the other; splintering platforms and seats
to atoms. as the ears struck the abuttment. The
persons injured were all on the express The
passenger car on the accommodation did not reach
the BRIDE.
Different stories told as to the case of the
accident. One is that an axel of the express
baggage car broke as it reached the bridge, and
thus threw the trains together.
4 large nu nber of wounded were Immediate
ly brought to this city and taken TO the hotels :;
others were cared for at Whitesboro'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
Daring Attempt to Rob Bank at La Crosse.


We learn from an Extra Of the La Crosse Re
publican that daring attempt was made
Saturday morning TO rob the Banking House of
Lathrop Webb d Co., of that City The Re
p,tJ!tca'a says:
Entcrance was made to the banking room by
the BACK way, by prying up window. The
front curtains were lowered, and the Williams
commenced operations upon the safe by the
light OF sperm candle set under the counter
and shaded in such away as to keep the light
within the building
The first effort was to open the paddock. and
thus to remove the cross bar to the door of the
safe. This they effected with large cold chisel
and heavy sleoge hammer by cutting the sta
pie off Then they opened the key holes and
filed them with powder-attached safety fuse
and blew it.up 1t SO happened that the report
was tremendous one and aroused persons in
the neighborhood.
L. E. Webb, of the firm of Webb & Ramsey,
was up receiving and shipping freight and
hearing the explosion, snielt a rat" when he
/ looked up the cause Upon going to the ba k
his suspicion were made correct by the shatter-
ed condition of windows and the dense gunpow-
der smoke in the room. He aroused the propri-
etors aud on examination it was found that the
door of the safe had been sprung open abopt
half an inch, vet not far enough to get Ia wiz
out considerable labor. The Williams left with
out any pluder. leaving behind the most of their
tools, which they bad stolen from blac ksmth
I shop in the upper part of town. We understand
between $4,000 and Sl1 900 were in the safe
at the lime, but beyond the reach of even ex-
perenced rogues We have no. doubt others
vii be on the look ont for Williams rs we pre-
sumo there are well organized gangs of them
prowlin about.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

Iesoired, That we confidently recommend
Teachers Associations and Institutes as the very
best means to secure correct and uniform sys-
TEN of instruction in Common Schools; and as
such deserving the encouragement OF all teachers
and friends of education.
ReSo!ued, That we bear most willing attesta-
ton to able manner with which Messrs. r. G.
Rogers, W. l. Griffith, of Beloit, and Mr.. Pick
ard, of Plattville. have discharged the duties of
Instructors, individually, and gratefully tender
them our thanks for having SO largely and free
ly. contributed to make the time pass so pleas
antly and proftably to all present.
Resotped, L hat We tender our thanks to the
citizens of Mineral Point generally, for the live
ly interest they have manifested, IN the proceed
ings OF the Association while in session.
Miss Turner, of Mineral Point, read an Essay
on the subject OF Elementary Education, and
training in Schools
On molten, that copy of the proceedings Of
the Association be prepared by the Secretary
for publication in the .M,aerGl Point T,ri5sme
The meeting adjourned to half past sever
O'Clock.
HALF PAST O'CLOCK, p NJ.
Mr. Pickard addressed the citizens on The
subject Of" Schools and School Houses
/ Mr. Messmore being called on after the adj
dress of Mr.. Pickard, rose and addressed him
self to the same subje the unhealthy, wrctcn-
ed and unpromising condition OF our Comlor
School enthusiastically urging the atten.
ton OF the citizen the absolute necessity for er
Getting a Graded or Union School House. t.
Accommodate the wants of the children of ON
Common Schools, and promising to su port th,
undertaking with has purse
Mr.. J.sBracken. I. 5. Allen, and others. adj
dressed the citizens on the same subject DR.
Van Dusen addressed them on behalf of tbt
prospects Of the Association--the place ans
time Ct meeting appointing several Essayest,
for next meeting. Adjourned
DIR. II. VAN DUSEN, Pres't.
/ IuHN CoMMINs Secretary
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Spring Medicine.

q. TIC t's'est' - IL stepsa 3ss &c most a.
cdeiaHS.
In short. get t5e best winch are IN. Ror,rr's
seASosNAVisN Btoop Pup,tlfs ,>p Bl,.op PMS.
These wonderful Medicines are ea;i-el, v.-e,-
ale, lease - lad effects. and can hot IS a.,v
possibility azure lie most delicate constitution
Never Was eeod Spring Medicine 80 necessary
Is now for IN taditicz to the Skin Diseases an b
deransed Stomach and Liver. wLich every WIN
ter produces, It IS most evident Is al ysho ars
accustomed & Gote tae powerful iafaluse fsf
s'ood q II that tha mind has upon the body that
the anNsesy q aiai caused By tine sa.e wide
spread money troubles. has Injured the general
health Of almost every enc. Then cleanse.
strengthen and purity your system with ,le
Scandinavian Remedies. and yoa vii pro5..5lv
save yourself fgom serious lllaess the eornir-,
summer See advertisement
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.


In all diseases nnsniation less predoainaes
to aay inflammation strikes at the very root of dis
ease-hence immediate cure
DALLEI'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ard nothing else win aIlay inflammation once and make
Z; certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
eases Burns, Scalds, Cuts Claes, Nipples Corns
Bunons, Bruises, Strains Bites Poison Chblans iIes,
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Sores Felons Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes Govt Swell
lings, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Rheum Badness
Erysipelas, Riugwom, Barbes Itch Small Pox Measles
Rash, &c, sc.
eases should be reached by article such idea viii
vanish when reflection points 10 the fact that the
combination of ingredients each aud eve= one az
plying perfect antidose to its opposite disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its gcal, because the short
disease and permanent cure;
tor it draws all diseases out of the effected part eay
ing nature as ec before Che injury. It is scarcely
necessary 70 say That house workshops inanutAo
tory should be one moment without it.
Extractor genuine unless the box has rpoH
a plate engraving, with the of Henry Dial
ley, Manufacturer
For sale by all the principal Druggists and patent med
icine dealers throughout the United States Canadss.
Principal De DO,
I65 Chamber. street. New York.
Z. f. CHACE.
~ Tsr-T
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MURDER WILL OUT A short tire since We
published an account OF a barrel containing the
corpse = female, chopped up, being received
= Railroad. IN New York The matter was
ierreted ont until it was discovered that the
barrel was shipped at Chicago, by a barber
named Jumpertz-tLat the woman was his par
amour Ms Werner lie owns to the cut
ting up the body, packing i il the barrel. and
sending It t. New York. but SAYS the woman
committed suicide by hanging herself in lis
room, and that he disposed OF the body in the
manner lie did, through fear Of being accused
81 murder, il case he disclosed the facts Of The
snleide Is tells very straight story, but IS
evidently t,.oughtless, hardened man.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

DIR. RACY DELORME, TUE GREAT cURER or
CONSUMPTION, was for several years badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part Of the time he confined
to his bed. He eventually cured BY prescription
furnished him By young elairvoyant girl. This pre-
scrpion, given BY mere child we in tate Of ira ace
has cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ed once 1t Is equally az of Frs DIS
PEPsIA The ingredients may be found in any drug store
win send this vaIs le prescription any person on
the receipt Of one stamp 70 pay postage. Address
DR.. TRACY DELoRME, GREAT CURxR OF CONSTIPATION.
14.4 New York Post Office
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Literary EoGoes.

PrrEaso3's MaGAzINF--The June number Of
Peterson, which closes the volume, was the first
received. Il IS one Of the best specimens Pc
tersen has ever issued. Peterson IS a fayorite
with many Of the Ladies, and Is q very cheap
Nagazine-oaly = a year.
SAaGtxr's MoSrmY-The Nav number Of
this School Journal i full Of interest gor per
sons of all classes. 1t is the best Of all the
Magazines upon Educational subjects, that we
receive. Only 81 year.
BLAcrwoop. This Magazine f1r i priI. though
a little late, is none TIE less welcome. It's con
tents are rich. and cannot be otherwise than in
ieresting to its numerous readers.
WEsruIN1srFR REvIEw-The April number Of
tbs Quarterly las come to hand, with the fal.
lowing table of contents
The Religion Of Positiyisn RccoIIections
If Shelley and Byron China: Past aud Pres
ent Party Government The Boscobel Traets
Our Relation to tie Princes Of India Medical
Reform Organization Of the " ar Department,
Contemporary Literature" de
Ne can cheerfully recommend these Re- Prints
Of Scott & Co, \. y, to al lovers Of choice Lit
eratsre.
6onEY.s LARS BooE-This Is emphatically
the Book Of the Nation Tie June number con-
taias over thirty ealbcllsh nents of the choicest
kind, with a great variety ST reading matter
The first step : one e tie best eugrayins,s
We have ever seen.
Laoies, remember that the July number COM
menees new volume Of Cooley. and you NAV
expect something nice.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

Hr tLooD " rHE IowER MIssrsslPrr-Ay
'e'R'fFp CEEvASsE OPPOSITE NRMpms From
our special correspondent at Cairo we learn tina.
."e S4iS>.SsIppl. below Cairo Is over its banks
''u causing great damage % the plantations end
-. ttePeFEy, c~t 1t was about al a stand Al
Memphis or Sunday evening The levee on
It'Site NiemPh'. Was nearly under water. aud a
: 80 W;'' expected there on Wednesday -
= : sad that the accounts silver. ftbs ies,rrr-
ION q property by The rise give but FAINT idea
- =, All 'ile crops are ruined and very few
s.1si tr,tse3fe. 81