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DR, G. T. LEEDS
QUJNINE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, -FERTE TONIC,
WILL QEH1

r z Y f. Il 4 n D A q q z.
LSO, YELLOW, CHAGRES AND
~ Ran4ma Isyus en- otts. b prevented sy the use
of this invaluable remedy Ihs recipe u ftpu1 yerY
oleerzted Ph1sac4an Atsz shsts Jears experience
Ia Hospitals aud uyAte pfatttee IN Nav York Gty. snd
paa DIX yeA7 With ths 1oas wonderful snecets In tho
wsHern nod Southwestern e2unuJ. shsss Fever and
asea:s = .sa = rs9oxa;'ns nd tesa1eE..ns 10 r.
md He7cnIy, fu ftee Of the 1ahJ no4t1ams
saeh - sFs ds1iy being tbreed upon he nn9spestnk n
TAltd To Al suh1hx tso1 prnNratioo After disease
recommend md Euafantee tkt4 Aedloios : perfect
ole To Travellers u unhealthy e4ifaAts< would M
now Of Liverpool Packet lne. d many year! IN she
sontha1n nd 9outh American CcAedns trade Il
would u soon think Of Eonx ~ Without FuddH -
without tho Qulolne guhMit1te."
J. H. HAZARD. Pruprietar.
III Maldnn A1e New York,
Penton, ssoblnson Il 8Anlth4
Wholesale A4eni*. Is Bonth Water stsre4 calea1o, N.
1a:Gh AVN
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Gopartrurstips, 81.

NOT1CE--TuE FIRM OF THOMAS i
~ heCbecey 10 thIa day dissolved N aeeozdsnes
e. e. e &c: 4 = s: S. ot S
II rao @ =. s'' = aatf1 sf;:a Ii TT 2Rfss.a @
n1ssoLUr1oN.-THE Co.PARTNER
shi2 hez.sa'osa 4. e1atp. nndes tbs oans % q seaFs
g ~ & = 5,s 81
fssss:s. k*sSs. % a 5S5s S95Sdt ::saoEEazo,r :saEsa
NOT1CE.-THE SPECIAL Or LIMITED
ssEss's!s f s;as s15iia II
rae successors fully aaahosiz Cd % .eiie ae bud.
... eSRsef e5Rs = Kd9IhEE. + sHAsaos'
cs,<.... March fis:f:s' e: IL II: Sos1'sF:' SS:'
aooouzueshlp. uadez Inc 6sna Of
cohDlcT, WoolLEX l. CO..
faz contluunx The
SlDDLERY, COACH-HAbDWARE,
CARRIAGE GOODS. LEA1HxR AND suoEsINDING
.sssa 4 Sost7 Il ri 1sss Sass + ! s1.tf
oh!e.so, March Ii. 1sse. 1AA11N 15ssi 9ss es7 In
n1ssonUT1oN OF coPARTSERsHF.
.J ~
~ Vlc51o AA1 11eo eao e'*Ge AA n ~ t9AqN
o.sSvsa x q:o. eoossNE ~ E T1 s. ~ aAs&
as ~ 81 ts IT y % s1 & so1sa ~ Meh; s
iq1id1tton and 70 whom Ill persons indebted ~ 10
NORRIS COLLINH
Ch1cako, Marrhl'59 EW. BLATCHfQRD.
|
Chif1sn Lead PfnA md Sheet Lead Works.
| ~ ~ -
The undenlkned vii continue the 111uAc411tnE bod
ntss under his lodTtd14 and also the Agency OF
81 q: Lors Shot To1er c.. md 1oald .tspeettuJ
"a IL I'm Fl ao|un, III giaebfsra
] W '@o A4N1 VI Son16s . 0AASsSso % pt,r1uxnpn
| f4hE-. - u...h, 1teo - w. oAf1A~A4s~aS'
~A'@As'' 1ASsa = l@''
rbs An, ~ pf.t,hfo-a ,,,H,. ~ a.. n
rens ftsa ~ Shee, - Wt HI vi
- rnr.f tn.5s 81 ~ tstet @ ~ ~
Hj.t NM r. III Wnr4s Ths .r"o1ns
~ e. III ~ rioerd h1 Hnr1+r Cnin,4 Vho "a an
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! gun, l pistol or revolver.
: bntcher-kniycs, belt aud 8cabbarl.
Porder. lead, shot and caps.
2 2palr heavy Mackinaw blankets.
) heavy flannel oyerslluts.
3 pair heuyy pants.
8 do do boots.
) do do socks.
2 do coats.
3 do wooden dlwers.
! hat. ! cap, l comfort, ! rcst.
: pair gloves.
) silk haudkerchte{s.
Buttons, thread, etc.
, 1859-03-15

- 0Si w AAA 0EAo fthGAIlY8
L ao A1ska AAo1c1Sko nov before tic public
Taeke Gn11 renaoTe ono odose Of an repeAtaA
y &2nla O. oso mA9ter aa !a7a eu1e for Chalo-
t!oea t!oea no GGem. sappl1. C. - Moshaa. and pne-
ss5.Sa sG5 p AeI RsAfe sen:As.vs of Cholsra~
e.1tlnx o., stoaaes: Q oa!yone oo,tls !. nssa
ea1hn3 food 70 dsxe* % TO thEo1 Ont oftheU9
veil. puslfyIux Id - lem Tho effects Of msdl
hloo4, hvirx tons anti E = che 1fser long sotuau
chi3eTy. renaynx ihn a Ono boss;o tatan tor
GANG Of The dsea1e-ef- 1aan4lor removes ~
!ectln4 radical cart. ~ A1owneaa or unnat1TA
Bilious auacAs - ~ ee's no14 aa'
cured. and. Whist ue:&t - 0re toss t4kea Ahekt
pFtTeu3sd y no neca- ~ tuee before easlax x1a1
yt3orn&os. - mAkea tte tlou dlsaEs
Opo doae Altar e,sssa ~ vel.
aoMach and nrrVrn. r. vns do,a> aleos ss2eA&.
"a ss & Z 4 2o4s. ns ia:ss
o1l1o1 dosatAksnbe- y U0TsI EnmnIaIn1
fote setrnE4 Dreventt - y<tA Sts1nJt 10 .ha ira
a1ahtnara- - doss.
0oiv ,:s eo:e ta6east A,.,,,.-u
4ss1ux Eli c1Srs @ s'r rs. nroosr hY axdNns ihs
ura.--. A"S@D"0A'
Jas .ose ;.san atse7 p. Ws tAks p.easafsln 70.
q ch ,...l ~ .uYo 1s&- f} 3eEMen4ln( tE@ medf-
sspte cine - = u1eventadvA
o.a doss II tso tea- Thil Frvar and s1
DocnfuF wt always re- Frvr1a al HIinHs
uave 4a>a '3reaseh$. ~ tSna Il onerntse N3ih
-.oa:y one los: inEe- = cer.Alaty. and ihousapda
1hu. ..s 1saleffIl v.1tuoe
Al, WEo uaR II ARB l171E3 THgIH
IN. .;:1oW TESTIMONY IN ITS FAvoH-
~.i ssse.:. 'as month x:t Ia 1uv:fcsa'e' and
D: sANr3al t1sesleta5: ao. 5s E;o.assy Asv
York ss5sf s6f * e sal4T 4. R.Rffss a. sp!d ~ :,
iys1:1~.eM i. 9.1loicS H.,n
, 1859-03-15
Outfit Tor the Gold Miueg.


We republish from the St. Joseph (Mo.} Gazette
tue following list Of articles necessary for an out
fit to the gold mines. It has been carefully pre-
pared ly men Of large experience in frontier life,
and all who intend to emigratc will do well to bs
guided by it. OF course q her little conyeuences
aud luxuries will be added according to the taste
Of emigrauts. 4 few good books should not be
omitted. and an order for the Press AND TRIBUNE
should by no means be forgotten. We have sim-
ply to add that all the articles in the list san be
purchased in Chicago and shipped west by rail,
way cheaper and IN oil respects more ady2nta-
geously than in any other city at the West.
7'rapelins ond Camp Outfit for Four l1cn.
3 yoke of oxen; wagon, coyera, &c.
lent, 3 augurs, l chisel.
lake, hanlsaw, nail h2tclet-
drawing. g.Ini1c, Il inch file.
6 lbs uaiis, coffee boiler.
coffee mill, l camp kettle.
fry ing pan, skillet or oven.
bread pan, cofce cups
tin plates, seit knives and forks
l sett spoons, water keg.
! water bucket, l water dipper.
lantern, 10 LIS candies.
2 dozen boxes matches.
Is lba- soap.
64uSS 1\J VIZ o4A 14As4s
Mining Tool, Jor ead s.on.
steel Picks
round point shovel.
gold pan.
| Large tin dpper.
iron ecFaper Tor cleaning up rockers.
strong wooden bucket.
sclve for cleaning gold.
blow pan.
Perforated sheet iron for Long Toms and Rockers,
Irons for axles for wheelbatTows.
Leather for pump vuiycs.
Heavy drilling Or Eail duck, for hose.
Palm, rail needles, twine, tacks.
Gold Gcales and weights.
Pforisions for -Four Men, Si1 Months.
500 lbs. flour, 400 lbs. bacon.
200 do sugar. 50 do coffee, 6 lbs tea.
40 do dried fruit, 80 lbs rice,
GO do Leans, 80 gallons molasses.
200 do crockcrs and hard bread.
10 do soda, or baking powders
2 do pepper. 80 lis silt.
Is do lard.
4 gallons pickles. 3 boxes musturl.
Z do vinegar.
do brandy.
oysters, Fresh Peaches, Sardines,
k,atsup' Iepper Sancc, Tobacco,
e'e"tS' flNs, &C., &c,
, 1859-03-15

Beautiful China
French China Emporium
-QP-
Il. JAEGER g. CO..
No. 102. ...... Lake Street......No. 1o3
Between Cl,tk and Dearbosa.>
RIe5ly Decorated, Gllded and Plaln Nhlte
G IT I NJ a.,
In great va1lrty.
Fine Double Suver-Plated Goods,
Beautiful Bohemian Cut Glassware,
Lamps Of all kinds,
Parian Marble Figures and Vases,
Fine Ivory and Common Cutlery,
AND THE LlRGEyT STOCK OF
WHITE GRANITE WARE.
Common Srockery and Glassware,
that was ete1 brought 70 this ely,
For Families and Hotels.
u to be found. At LOWER PRICES then at any other
house Ii the city II the
French China Emporium of
A. JAEGER L. CO.,
103 LAKE STREET. between Clark an1 Deasbszn.
rnh7ly est
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l. - c6iessS ~ fas@.s =. =. :.ss!aa, .ses'
TT r..
her, s .na T. .nd
Timing no del=teIien. !nEE.ei:1ss.
Of &: sesss. g. + se R,5s
Ss S! q g, M sha s.t Eli; N
weh;rs restie4 q eh'e@xo !or so@e lime md proba.
~, ~ TN @ MI ehs94s
.in eouate eanx erd initiating m aFtels "a hars 30
"a I'd tSs 81
my rttuine r. 1saae aos;:tsets ulssera ens1t3
~ ~ 'N " j1NEs f. CLARK.
x1az. P.ba4ae. Chicago Prs a~i nsa~<:
pcs L ~ ssos & sh c.as e bs F.
s:s5s i i: =: j! re: e. :S,ss IL
sss aat r. .5sa he. r. 70 deust z DO
e:. & so.sss I'd tsa: ..s .is seaass 90 s as
fsa tae sta,e .a1 ssyer., 7e.T. THss psda R.tsezs
.ses He'll 10 p p. - anfna.s, as:5,
ts I'D liable = se Ill ossosssoa a, % % ae1 liz
tKn n4Ue be 9Ake1 Advantage oi the reputation Of
e,tehT4ted s:e hnats 10 our empty. eason bottles
Of conlederAses r. ecAhied 70 deceive many Inaeestt
pax1e2 vho de1 10 IL keo1ns RtezA and 1ps1s t1an
Ill he has hs Audsetty 70 claim 70 he misunderstanding
aoothsr Hoatet1sF. which assertion proaauuee T.
dest1tt Of tah asths character Of Ciarx d Of prt
dpe.
Tho vztts ad14.ta hayinx numerous counecttous OF
h.s natee ezaxea IN tho medical profesIcn but nore
Who Vunld eaEdesoed t. aAsoef4te Nilh this felio1
Clark.
Nsth9sose esatloa Tho public md dese17 seafral!y
1atos4 tis re l9p3ef and ali eeed IN Tho SUE
Of chtcsxo pauef, fof ha merchants
who 1al LIE &eru1ua s5tEn1c1 ktt4Yg. prepared hy
H0TETfkK / HMiTH.
, 1859-03-15

IT II E UN0 0EkS1GN ARE NOW
Aseuts Tor the Boston Ba8 11etory or AAnx
ChAse1 faT. 9ho haTs iork Teen tavoF4hls Anova
thru hout the NeN ua att1s Of tho hezt quality
o. don1 .c1 <vtF solI In tie eouat11.
heihl hare ! 'ull assortrent Of their sackA and
haTs the tscd4es fr p.inure them With 2Qd bean-
Will 9ued ala Aesory = pacs. aaalltZ and anith
mhlo II cii& HAWKINS l. CHAPMAN,
, 1859-03-15
Nem publications.
34EzDE1c=NElK
My Thirty Years Out Of the senate.''


MAJOR JACK DOWNING:
Being the entire Wsiuaga Humorous. Political and "a.
tca] of the conddenual friend and secret adviser Of
President Andrew 1ackson.' This wstk may ju.tIy be
ela1kd as the "D0N QUIX0TTE" Of An:ricAa Lters.
ture. ! Vol. Limo. Price, Il q.
For sale by 3. B. COOKE CO., Agents.
mal91y No. Ill Lake greet
, 1859-03-15

,Freedley'a Legal Adviser.

Tho Legal Adyts.r. or how to diminish losseS avoid
axtults and save tine t;oabe and mo9ey b, Conduct
and latest Aathortiies BY EDWIN r. FREEDLEY. Au-
thor Of Flacucal 1ttatse Of Business. Prce, 4le5.
, 1859-03-15
THE LIVER INV1GoRAToR
E2krA2rD 9Y DR. eAn1oxc.
COMPOUNDED KXTIRELY fROa GrMa.

rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATED
L aod LIVk8 AKDICINR nov brfor- thr nnht-
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o u II HI IL RN ADVE SING
SoJI ECTTNc AcDrcv

AYE:R,Ss .,! AGuE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
sis
malaria nas'pas eeunrIss arrangement caused ''
American people than and safe Ague
Such We are now enabled to offer with perfect certainty that
Sn Is better than G for the patient the risk Which
the system he q he dsas a1
yet els i conc
o9 s 81 ssda ap
9as ,ddes where Fever and Agus prevails everybody
i hoped tbs price viii paco within the reach e s-the
pssr ns @ sn e pesy aa @ ss
OF lntermtents IS that contains no Qunne or mineral
THOSE 'nss %s ssIs
healthy as # they had never had the disease.
s tbs
s5s1s Ps
rar ali III
5 Ts s s eoa1D
s blood sie yfs' az
pedn aEe
sonay daily while exposed to the Infection that will
"asy on
they se eS' tbs is9 nsss
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALI. THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
composed that disease within the range of their action
rarely Withstand evade them Their
ties search and cleanse and nvigorae every portion Of
organism correcting its diseased action
healthy vitales As consequence of these properties tile
invalid who bowed down with pain ysca debility
tonished to find his health energy restored remedy
once 80 simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints everybody
but also many and dangerous diseases The agent
below named is pleased to furnish gratis American Alma
mac containing certificates of their and directions for
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea Iniges
on Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels Fatuency
Loss of Appetite Janndice and other kindred complaints
arising from low state of the body obstruction func.
TONS They excellent Alternative for renovation Of
the blood and the restoration of strength the system
deblitated by disease
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
For the rapid of Coughs Colds nuenzas Hoareness
Group Bronchitis, Incipent Consumption
ConsumptVe Patients in advanced stages of the disease
So wide the field of its usefulness the
cases Of its cures that almost section of the
abounds in publicly KNOWN who have
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs
use When once tried its superiority other med
cine Of its kind is too apparento observation
Its virtues are KNOWN the public longer hesitate what
dote employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident to climate While
aud been d. carded this has guned trial.
fered benefits the afflicted they forget pro-
duced cures too and remarkable forgotten
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass. For
sale by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos 81 4 l5l Chartres street, N, o,
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and BY
all Dealers d22 On,
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Rtbieto Of TIE Ilarkets for Dast @eek.
csEscrsr o1r1cr, No. 10 Camp ..r..t, ,

cFEscrsr o's ss,s,d No. e Camp 81, ssssst
Business in our market has been of very mode.
rate character during the past week, with a limited
inquiry for Cotton and no demand for Tobacco, ex-
cept at considerable decline, while Western pro-
duce OF nearly all descriptions has continued to tend
downward in the rates. Corn, which arrives very
slowly is the principal exception to be noticed, that
article generally bringing full prices In Sugar and
Moiasses the transactions have been limited but the
rates have advanced. Freights have slightly de-
clined.
Yesterday morning we published the Americas
advices, embracing Liverpool dates to the 2lst Of
May. They reported further decline in Cotton at
Liverpool Of told, with sales of about 50 900 bales
during the week, including 1000 on speculation and
4oO0for export. Fair Orleans was quoted at It'd.
and Middling Orleans at ed. Accounts from Man.
chester were unfavorable, all descriptions of yarns
being dull, with slight decline in prices. Goods
however, were in better request for India The stock
Of Cotton at Liverpool was stated at 565 900 bales
including sol 500 American. e
COTTON. ...Our last weekly report closed upon a
very dull Cotton Market under the influence of the
unfavorable advices by the Asia, and on Saturday
last few buyers came forward, as holders were not
disposed to make any material concession in the rates
On Monday the public was placed in possession Of
still latter accounts from Europe by the steamers
New York and Hungarian, the tenor of which was
still unfavorable, reporting further decline at Liver
pool, and adding somewhat to the former depression
on our market, though without causing any import
ant change in prices. On Thursday the Americas
adyices came to hand, reporting still further de.
cline at Liverpool and produced increased heayiness
in the market The sales of the week have embraced
some 1900 bales, comprising 1900 on Saturday,
5000 on Monday, 1900 on Tuesday, 1000 on wednes-
day, 2200 on Thursday and 1900 yesterday, the
market closing dull and unsettled, and quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

LARD. The demand has been limited and we
noticed GALES Of only 500 to 600 tcs Prime at HE,
and 800 to 1000 kegs mostly at 1916. q b.
Weeks receipts, IS bbls. aud tcs. and no kees-
Exports equal to $3.50 kegs.
BAGafNa AND BALE RoPE. Kentucky Ba9rine
is quoted at 12a@15c y yard for Hand and Power.
loom. There has been small demand for India at
13c. per yard about 4000500 bales having been sold
at this rate. In Bale Rope we have noticed some
FEW hundred coils sold at el@73c for Handspun,
and 73@s and SIC. u h. for Machine made.
GUNsY BAes.....We quote Light to Heavy and
Extra Heavy at range Of 1140121 and &c., with
sales Of one to two hundred bales at the above
figures.
COFFEE. With only moderate demand, but
little change inprees the sales of the week have EN-
braced about 1000 bags at 1O{0l03c. for Ordinary,
ll@lllc. for Fair to Good Fair, and 113@ 12c % D
Tor Prime. The stock ON hand is now about % 600
bags.
SALT. Liverpool has been selling from second
hands at the rate Of 90195c for Coarse and 81 O50
81 10 for lots at the warehouse, and $10sI 05 for
Coarse, and 81 1901 20 q sack for Fine delivered
free Of drayage Yesterday 1900 sacks, in store,
were sold at 90c. y sack for third Fire.
WHISKY. The demand for this article has been
limited, with sales of about 500 bbls at 26a@27c for
Rectifed, 29@30c. % gallon for Common, and 3ec.
for Dexters Extra, and yesterday 800 bbls Rectied
at 26c. y gallon.
Weeks receipts. 364s bbls-Exports, TIT.
CANDLES. :. There have been some limited trans
actions in Star at 173@ls4 for Light, and 1920 q
b for full weight
RIcE....A few small lots Of Prime to good Caro-
lina selling at 43@4a y n.
LIME....We hear Of few small lots Eastern
selling at q 6o@s1 IS y buahel.
TALLow. >. We have heard Of no sales reported
since that Of $50 tcs. City Rendered last week at
l0ac. D b.
NAVAL SroREs. :. The receipts Of Spirits Turner.
tine have been larger and we have noticed only a
few sales mostly at 47c. D gallon. Rosn has been
in fair request with sales Of few hundred bbls. at
4l40@sl As for Common, 81 50@sl 60 for No. 2, and
" 509A 90 y Dbl. for No. to Choice Virgin Din,
OHs... We quote Lard Oh at s2@95c % gallon.
with small sales at that range and Cotton Seed at 65
@70c. for Crude, and 75@S0c - gallon for small
lots Of Clarified Southern Oil Co.'s Oils are selling
at 75c for Machinery, Soc tor Deck and Paint. and
20c . gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. :. .Attakapas have been selling on the
levee at range Of lO@14ac y d. for Dry Sailed
and Flint. We quote Mexican Flint at l6Cnlsac for
Heavy and Light.
FREIGHTs. :. The market has been inactive dnr-
ing the past week, and the ruling rate for small
lots shipping to Liverpool has been Id. The engage
ments Of the week comprise A shiptaken for Hayre
at 9l6c for Cotton two for Marseilles loading with
slaves at range of $35@$3s, two for bordeaux at
$40 u 1000 two or three taken for Europe on private
TERMS and one or two for Liverpool at Id for Cotton
Yesterday ship was laid on for London at 32s. Cd
for Tobacco IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

THE PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE
Those desiring Imagination on WHAT HAS BEEN, Is
ened on application to MADAM SCHNEIDER, the World.Re
nowned Fortune Teller, at
No. % Franklin street. New Orleans
She will give information Of Absent Friends and Relatives
and If Sins C. will describe your Husband or Wife,
R-lie revelations guaranteed give sasnc on or no
remuneration Will be demanded. mylG Inn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

Unofen Snfee years old those three
falfsre.
smse q hs Master Of Camp street opposite
Lafayette Square Persons who reside in the city and have
rseidenes the line the
9ckes In pAcl twenty for their
duced rate.
The now prepared 70 Goods and Pack
6oo receiving and delivering the In Of the CITY,
r. s. WILLIAMS,
SA1< u Matter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
!. ruuruzuz, -, NEW ORLEANS, jack
] BON AND GREAT NORTHERN

During the continuance the Crevass passe
sss WI he transported between New Orleans and Pass Nun
cnnc Bridge thrty.seven miles from New Oeans) the
ains OF tho Carroton Railroad 10 the Lake. thence safe
NC commodo steamboats, 70 Manchac Bridge, hey which
there In no Interruption.
wi Leave New Orleans from the caroon
twenty minutes six IN the afternoon returning TO New
OrleNns will arrive at the Depot Tvo eight o'clock
In the morning and the In the evening"
Tho rsins for Ksnner will leave the depot foot OF Cal
Hope street At A. NJ and r. M Returning will leave en-
ner 8b A. NJ and 4:45 r. NJ Freight for this station will
% received q the passenger depot from r. M until 80 r. MI
Fare, ~ cents each way. . "
for Manchac and stations above will be received daily
tween Liberty and Howard streets until s p M NV ' -
No freight Will DO received unless consgped to parties re i'd
Ing at the established stations line Of road or it's CON
neciouH. " - - - " ~
VII ne seen BY the foregoing that and freight
W " transported without interruption connections
with other roads Will be made regularly heretofore,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
CATTLE ARKKr.

JEFFERSON CITY. June g. 1885,
The market scarcely varied and was but moderately
active. good supply Of Texas Cattle and Hogs
offered at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
r. REi4AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT BA RGAINS
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.
No. 81 ROYAL STREET, between Customhouse and Beuyi
streets, New Orleans.

Just extensive assortment of Franch and German
LOoKING.GLAssS Gilt Frame and Imitation do Orna-
mented and Plain Wood of style Glasses Portraits
Epgravings. Photographs, etc.
superior aud splendid stock is offered at forty per cent
than last year and twenty below lowest mar.
ket prices.
BEvery article Is guaranteed and the choice Locking
Glasses with double thickness The above considerable deduc.
the discount allowed and the decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
immense Gallery of Paintings EngravHgs and Litho.
graphs by The greatest masters, is exhibited for sale
siderabla reduction
A iArsr variety Of Tassels Pins, Clasps ETC..
PAETET AND hMBR0TYPE GLASSES.
FQh s,sA of sereoscopie Views, excessively low,
to close gaasigumeut
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- Epss GREAT NORTHWESTERN

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=. - Through to Now York in Four Days
and Lakes
Quickest Route to Memphis ST. Louis Chcago Cincinnati
Nshington, Philadelphia New York and ali Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved i-only Seventy Miles staeingvia
Few Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILRO
Canton Miss thence BY Mississippi Central Railroad and
Coaches TO Grand JnnctioD. Tenn
Through tickefs Memphis be had at the
Ticket ONCE Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads In the Gap OF the Mississippi Central Railroad
now become good and close connections throughout
The whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
ES-sfxty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON Il DUDLEY.
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