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moment was doing. OF Bran 235 sacks were sold at
81 10, and 800 at 81 IS . 100 lbs.
HAY. .270 bales New York were sold at s2s 90
% tun.
Provisions. :. We heard Of sale Of 800 bbls.
Mess at SIT 90 Y Dbl, retailing generally at SIG IS
@s17 90 u Dbl. In Bacon and Lard nothing was
doing.
RICE "A sale of 100 tierces Carolina, at 4c. y
b.
INDIA BAGGINs. Some $50 bales have been sold
within day or two including $50, 200 and 100, all
at l22c. y yard. ....-.
COFFEE. We noticed sales Of so bags at II ac.,
and $500, the cargo of the Virginia and Estena, at
l1lc. D b.
WHISKY. ~. We notice sales of 200 bbls. Rectifed
at &c., and 81 Dexters, in two lots, at 34c % gal
lon.
FRE1aHTs. Vessels filing up for Liverpool with
Cotton mostly at Id.
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CATTLE nARKxr.

HYPERION CITY M.y 4, 1859.
The market was moderately active, with a fair
supply for present demand. Prices easy for pur-
chasers at our quotations:
PEICES:
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light draught passenger packet Comet, Capt Reub..
seade, leaves at o'clock to-day for Jefferson and
way points. We take pleasure in recommending thu
Comet to travellers as safe and comfortable passes,
ger packet, and to shippers as being perfectly sai
and reliable. Mr. W. 8. sleade is the attentive cler
Of the Comet.
Rapdes for Red River Passengers for RAJ
river to-day will remember that this large and nus
packet leaves at o'clock this evening. The r.
p'des has fine cabin and excellent passenger 90
Communications. Capt. Chas. j. Barstow 10 still n
command.
Era NO. for Upper Red Riuer.-Thfs light
otaasns packet, in command Of Capt W. T. scovea,
WIN Mr. Marsh Clarke in the office, assisted by Mr
Noan scoseh VIII leave day at P. N. for all IauG
ines on Lower and Upper Red river. Shippers should
bear the TACT in mind, and send their freight DOVE
early.
d. G. Taylor for 81. Louis-This large and rem
lar packet in charge Of Capt. W. Il. Fulton. leave.
to-day at 10 A. n. for Cairo and at. Lous. takinv
freight for all way landings.
John Simonds for 1lemphis.-U, q. Mail linz r..
Day-Passengers for Memphis today are n Iacsr
The large and magnificent passenger packet Jos.
simonds backs out at o'clock today for Mempbiu
and the Bends, and will take her usual large connie
ment Of passengers.
The simonds is one Of the most stsunch and relis-
bic packets on our waters, and has reputation foe
reliability and punctuaity which always ensnrss her
good trips and large share ofthe travelling patrons
Capt F. Smith still treads the upper deck ID u
capacity OF commander, and Mr.. W. c. Porter eontis-
ues to do the agreeable in the Office Tho passenger
accommodations OF The Simonds are Of most eIezsag
type, the staterooms are large and well fnruisheA
her cabin model OF elegance and her tables always
| ioH vii tsaukx hn.
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gs6 0rleans Dailp Gresetnt.
NJ
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1859.
GLEN ORLEANS Nlunsg Markst.
CRESCENT oyncE, No. 70 c.rap street.

CRESCENT OFFICE No, Carnp }
Thursday Evening, May S, 1850.
The tenor Of the Money market to-day was some
what on the summer order. There was very little
doing through the discount brokers. Business is
gradually working dowl to the summer order. Some
few thousand bales Of cotton have to be disposed Of
and good share of the tobacco crop has to be dis
posed of. There will be more or less business doing
for several weeks to come in fact, do not expect
that the dull standard of trade and business will de-
cend as low this season as in former years. In fine,
there will be less business doing through the
entire summer.
We still continue to receive watery accounts
daily from different sections, which have more or
less influence on some paper which appears now and
then the market. There is one consolation in
gard to the submerged districts, the same lands
inundated have been in the condition before,
and long drouth might prove advantageous. We
read OF many accounts regarding water. Some Of
these go far to assert that the bottom lands
the Mississippi river are entirely ruined forever more
This s drawing too strong the future, for during
the great overflow in 1928, the same remarks were
freely made, and at more recent date, say $780, the
same impressions prevailed, yet the country floats
and moves onward. There are SO many diverse opin-
ions regarding levee system that good is likely
to be realized from the many projects brought for
ward There no two scientific men, or professors
they are called, coincide in any course. We do not
believe ourselves that the old fogy 1--WE may be per-
mited to use the ter) Mississippi can be controlled
by science. In stopping crevasses checking breaks
or putting fresh mud over erawish interstices or
holes in the levee science is delusion and great
learning about fifty get. below par.
We are extremely gratifed to learn, and so will
our community, of the promptness and faithfulness
our Insurance Companies have paid the demands on
them for the great losses during the month of April
The companies have paid all claims against them
with or two exceptions only, and it is extremely
gratifying that the very large confagratons of last
month have not on the final adjustment proved SO
| disastrous as expected. The companies following
| have paid during the month, which embraces five
(, Offices the entire losses for the month.
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Co has paid. .S4sf
ne titule Mulhal lSl,t.l
me Louisiana MuTal 124l75
The Sun Mutual. l7aC
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fhdrsn yesrs old ard under free;
and twelve old, prlce all twelve old,
fsiIfsre.
Family tickets In packages Of twenty be had st the
pce Of transportation Merchants whose fam.
Uses the line of the road procure tickets
ages twenty their personal reduced
The Company prepared 10 forward Goods aud Pack
eRss kinds every place with which they have
siou receiving delivering the iocil of patrons.
T. S. WILLIAMS
ts74 II Master OF Tran noation.
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EnanRsss k ss ks SS skHzA s5s Shakz
Ul,kD RAILROAD

On ard after January l. 1859 Passenger Trains will
New Orleans twice daily at NJ $50 P, NJ
ing At Canton at $50 P. NJ and 6.3s A. NJ.
kournnF will leave Canton at 80 A. NJ and $50 P NJ,
arriving 81 New Orleans At R.3D p. VI. $50 A. NJ
Freight Trains depart daily at 73O A NJ, daily
Al9P.M.
Freight be the Depot by o'clock r. day
previous the departure Of the train otherwise will
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
=. HAILEY SPRINGS. NINE MILES North -.

- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North svxIe
Iii This celebrated watering place. long and fsvofa.SE
bly, throughout Tennessee Alabama Mssssippi and
Arkansas for the medciha properties curative qualities
spinal affections torpid liver chronic ali classes and
stages Of veDerea and cuaneons diseases now and ii ali
This watering place changed hands one year ago. and
since that time the propreors have bees diligently engaged
Of their guests. They completed large new Hotel
containing parlor, ballroom dining room, sleeping rooms
The location being the hills Of Tennessee river and
shoal Creek the air and climate naturally pure health
THE TABLE
VIII supplied Nth most wholesome food tina,
The markets can sord, with polite and attentive steward
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and orfectionery Bowling end Billiard Saloons
will be wei and abundantly supplied
Those who travel and visit such pares pleasure will find
abundant field for amusement Eaey Springs good
Band OF Music will be in attendance eniven lime
pass eheeruy large Livery Stable with fine ocy will be
OPEN the streams abound with FISH, and fine rowing
oft Springs with good road make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine romantic scenery.
Que Of the best physicians that the South affords
water will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
charge Of experience that all
be- eft of the will have comfortable quarters receive
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South the
Memphis and Charleston Rsilroad from Memphis Tenn M
Florence Ala hours thence by fourose coaches
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast At the Springs NOR. ing, and those leaving the
morning train wi" take ER I. B. sgrs c
Refer ie-Messrs Scruggs. Doneean Co., New Orleans
3. N: Love Co.,
Bradley Wilson Co.,
W. L. Laner Co., :.
:. S. o. Nelson 4 Co., :.
Philli : IS Nixon 4 Co,
mil Am Samuel Bell. Esq.,, :.
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Rebicn of tbe U(arkets.
oREsoxnr OFFICE. No. 70

Friday Morning, May 6, 1859. (
CoTToN. There was more general demand
yesterday, and some 5000 bales were sold at the
range of our previous quotations, the Niagara's
accounts being received after the close of business.
Wednesdays sale embraced 600 bales. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
i9s.lsr i stddisf Z
coed Ordinary. 70, oa Mlddl:ns Fair....ls l3{s
Low Mddng .,,..!lls ali1a Tair..... ID
sTArRagNr OF COTTON
Stock hand list September bales 30.44s
k ksys4 ;iaS ,s;a.x ~ o.,
i,742 ans
E EsSsr'sd sssfd'y sssa-ls s Ell ,,o ,s
Stock on hand not cesrea..-... ............ lslsa
TOBACCO We heard of about $50 hhds. sold,
of which 16 at SIC, 20 at o., and So so and 10 at
Also on Wednesday,,ls at H. and 70 at 74c. y lb.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
list September. 1855. ...... hhds. 2sDz
saesysd w
Exported yesterday 49, go 55
hand cleared i'll
SUGAR.. The sales embraced some 800 hhds. at
firm prices, without any material change. Fair to
Fully Fair 5I9G4c. " ii.
MoLAssEs. Sales 500 to 600 bbls. Inferior and
Fermenting at 33@36 and 373c, and 900 half bbls.
at 3S0394c U gallon.
FLOUR. :. The only sales reported were l475 bbls
saperline, in two lots, private terms, and 100
Choice Extra at 81 O5c T3bbl Supertine retailing at
s. q y bbl.
GRAIN Corn was firm and some 500 sacks In
fesior were sold in Two lots at s5@90c., 237 Mixed
Willie Mt TIC and 1850 Fancy White at =, said to
have been N outside rate, OF Oats nothing Of any
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- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRIE-
H tors of The Battle House, Mobile respectfully
Hotel early in June.
The buildings being put In thorough repair
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the past
winter building erected last season. finished
nshed in thorough manner and situated line to the
feet in length upon stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Gulf
breeze and IN the rear high ground. with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place
of view fairly tested last single case OF
yellow fever originated there, has there the
finest salt water bathing the whole within
hundred PAGES from the Hoe Fish and vey album
every variety of anu ererts will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days will make mid day trips accommodate those
rive by the boats
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. H. CHAMBk RLAIN l. CO.,
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN Ta1
u9. RICHEST D1ADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHATf WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HATa

Because is the himself provided for ali or
he glowing he e sy %as 0om
bsret q Il cosepns or ' he hs
sgrnklsd VIII more than i'i ha IT. ha
Charms rro Moods Hair Restorative L used
@ hs ce Mssa III ews sa The writer h
NEW YORK, April 49, 1859
DR.. wooDDear Sir Permit express 10 You lhs OIL
Original the time Of my arrival he upied ssl
sa The Of
slider wonderful invention OUT M
cacions as well as agreeable
! 'n' dear SIR y'g y iFHlsl
"DRYcH Ar ewrLIEDYDcrn
PRor y: j. Woep-Dear So Some month q sia weeks 80
r fseeSe e GS 81 Of m Hair soays
time that would restore the hair its coor
that By Hfss s hal e
dark brown At the same time Identifying ckenn tha
CHARLES CARpEw.
PRor 9. J. Woop: With confidence do i recommend soar
s Hnr Ksorsse icing the
were almost white have gradually grown dark ia
color It relieved me Of ali andra and ~
pleasant itching among who perspre
j. O. KiLsI,s
H., PRO- Woop About two years csmmsnced fan.
nsn sna Il
sorave in January lust few applications fastened my s
At Iii TIME Il a e e,
all. s n D. Hi,Es
The Restorative up bottles three sizes viz la ~
medium and small the small holds half e.
es s bd mge than the rstails or
tion three dollars n''e III p''p'f
o. WOOD CO.. PrSprie,ors sl2 Broadway. New York,
ket stree, Il, Ioais, Ne - A'--
EaR & a y J. EASoE
the South. fss smeodGW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4OO0 feet X and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pse
FLOORING, tongued and dressed
lbo,No feet IA and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow Pae
FLOORING, tongGed and grooved.
200 009 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and prooved.
100 900 feet II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
100000 feet "a dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOoE-
ING, square edged.
100 600 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDs,
l50OUUO rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting Of inch
Boards, Weatherboards, Scantng Joss etc
$50 900 feet assorted Cypress Lumber aths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Moudings, etc., etc.
For sale AT the lowest market prices, in lots peg
chasers by SIMPSON j DoRR,
Nav
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New Orleans, December IL, 1858.
UTHERN ADvEKTIsINe

AM SoiLEGIlNi AGENCY.=&-=-
Having by purchase succeeded the sole the @
ness OF DORIS Southern Advertising Collecting Agepcys
will be continued by the and with the
curreucs of our publishing principals
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE / CO.
H1rofice, iah Commercial Place.
New Orleans December 20, 1858. ds3
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-. EJiEzNEl 1859.
t@9 1sss1s.a rs NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

M IWE1Na4I NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
Qiee Ia the Railroad Building. Camp street opposite La
t.yette Sauare will deliver Of the city such Bag
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes Jewery received
by the Railroad, otherwise be entrusted to their
shsTge forward the with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
pose either Office the residences offices Of
individuals.
approaching New Orleans, the Baggage Master will go
9nrongb Train and receive the Checks and address of all
wishing their Baggage to their hotel residence
EThe Company will be esponsbe for all articles placed
10 charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT;
Ret1r Da,n nt1d
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. SoTIcE-
The undersigned has disposed right title and tuss
est in the business known AS "n0RR'S SOUTHERN ADS
VERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGESGyn,o the frm Il
A B. STRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue it as hersts
fore. NV MORN
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Bales -! i95
GvNNY CLoTH.-Since our last report gunny cloth
has been quiet and we have only to notice sales of
ITO bales 2.l21 10 average, at l24c., mos and 200
bales to arrive, at 12c NOS for standard. l2ic. is
fair quotation for standard cloth at the close.
Import from January to Aori %.
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WITCH VIII bt TIC FeEuNT
On Sundays the steam train will O'Clock morning
p and leave the city every hour Ii
O'Clock at hight. ~
On and after Sunday there will be half hour trims
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra or special trips from Lake night Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop Genly Station when notified
except Oh mail trips and O'Clock NJ Sundays Fare
each way Is cents and conductors timely
a2ntf
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Commencing Sunday, May /, 1852
-pEPARruRK or Oars
From City From Lake
mr. Lack A n Un,,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-15

ppnft9ielbt B. ). Don ietuem iub>
1eetloen, peri6nli@en Weien gu obitrabtz
rrten1, 1i& 3u erbeben gu ouaemsinen Bez
srifen unb @%erbdltni0en, ben @ssenfane
gu unteri@eiben ppn ben @iapriiden bic
ct puf eaS @emltb mabt ibn an unp
fur 1f&ielbH Jpn pbne 8esiebune
auf ben Menl@en gu betra@ten. Die
pbtloiepbie, bic Matbemattf, bic @tronpz
mfe bic pbyit fur3 bic @t0eni&aft lber<
baupt TT Der tbatld9li6e 8ewei8> neil
oas probuft, bteier III @abrbett unenpltz
den unc s5ttli@en Gbdtt9teit. DEM Ser
tta11oe mtber1pre@en baber aud
bic relf8t61en Mntbrpppmorz
pbtsmen; Ct iprt&t fe @ott ob> ser
1etnt fle. &ber bieler antbrppp>
m orpbfSmenfrete rId1t@ts
affectlp1e @ptt 1T eben ntdts
%uoeres> als eas etene9e9enta npz
Jprt1ebuna fplat.
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@nenb1bnen II. Oampfbppte.
Daltimore- ua0 Obio-Gifrnbdbne

gut't"Aotl- nao Wylu-VutnuuDn..
g u sE==za==::zzzzs=.===EH Die srube &pute nad
Mo|bin9tvn> Baltimore, pbilacelpbia,
Newzyprf uno 8r1trn.
Dlcie pcrtrcllidc 8abn, nit itren rerte1]erten
aeItlidsn gerbinpuu8el1, bietet set Ne,leuteu cine
Slrttte Slnie mad, Baltimore, philadelphia, Stem
yrrF lno Srlton. Ml9 1T i'e bic ein3ise &pute,
auT melder man Our99a19s=Bil (Grpuab-
1idetsJ uno Ospdcfn1arten (Gbef5) mad Wa-
b%tnatpu ergalten farm.
Sre1 gallagher 3il9e ~Serlahen Bbeelirg> 0a.,
ta9llh: >ine llnp III birefter 8ertiueuu1 nit alien
mel tll9en Suotu. T5T,
Pad alien i tliHen Gtlpten:
Nrn Baltimore Tahrtman 'raleib pbus 9(uieut-
bait nit Sbnellsii9eu nad
Ybll1eclpbia> NeDzg)prf uno 8p1tpn.
Naa Walbu1strn seben sru Baltimore t1slid
bier !3il9e al.
6abrsele uno 0abr5sit 70 furs mie auf irseno
timer a1pern &pute.
&c Neiienoe telieben ibre 8iQete ria @bee-
lln9 ST serla19en. Ourd9anaSfarten uuc Nuss
tnn1t srbalt man in ben 81 enbabn> Bureaus pes
Weitens.
49, Die Baltimore unb Obio< Gi1enbabu
TT Nel1erern aud gang t~elpnbers bcr NaturlhIu-
beiten ,pesen ;u empfeblcn.
T1r Tra9t na@ Ybtlaeelpbta Mep<9)crf
uno SpltpuL
mad cber spu Benz @efeu.
pat etel. 8obn 9rpBe Gprsiiee, ba le, am Sbip-
flule gu @beelin9, 8enmopb unb Yarfersbura
auslauTene> nit bent 9rrBen giebtperfe &pe1tlider
etlenbatnen tn oiretter @erbineuns 1ebt.
Gpa W9eeltn9 uao Yarfersburg aeben ieten
Aas re9elntaBtse 8ppte nad alen Safen Der tpet-
li9en Tluie at+
pic Uroatprei1e 1int 70 tillia,
mic aut ir9enb elmer aneern &pute.
Sitter non irseno etrem Ylass G(lid rpu galti-
more be;etdne man !: uGia Yaltp. II. Sbic 81. g."
Mles> mas AT bic Mss,,ten pie1er Babu cpnjiq
nirt it, mirs RAID tei rrst.
6ra9t= N9cuteu inb: s. Mc8uruie, in
Cincinnati; @. 5empbia II. g., &iples, s.;
S. 81. Ypne, MaysviQe, 8y.; S. q. Qpbmid,
YDrtsmputb, o.; ". Mey II. g., Mirelepprt.
o.; S. .. 1orp, @beelina, 3d.; Afrlcs Npt-
ter, Srltpn; 6. %. Yermeil, Stem ycrf; .. 5.
Sicily pbilacelrhia; S.. @nelant> Baltimore ;
Ser Softer II. Co., Evansville, Sut.; s. g.
Morebeac II. Co., 9ruiasiQe; @am'I Calhoun,
pbilaetlpbia> unb Scbu 8. Mgnew> Yarferstura.
6. S. 0pr1y1b II. s o., 81. 2puis
{. g. @prbpu, General 5radt= Maeut;
{. 81. @ple> General BILLET Maenf.
%. prescptt 9mttb,
Grauspprtmeiter; IS. JuIler,
Weuernl= Wdeut bc6 ONpfrn5.
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Deutl9z@ n9lil9e
4utent>M0entur

Ma@oem id wabrenb eiaer &eibe spn Sabren
III Der ~. g.. patent<S ftce" nit Mu5arbeitung
bes iGbrlt9en &appprte5 betraut s%ewelen> babe it
bet Dienl her &eeierune perla len uno empfeble
mid rteinen Hanbsleuten fir l11terludursen uab
@uta9ten mer Neubeit unb Yatentabilitat Ycn
@rRnbuneen; Musfertisuns Der nTtbigen 3ei9<
nun9en, 8ei9reitunsen uup @elu9e gu Grlnns<
Jung Don patenten: perlUnlide gertretune BON
neuen ipwpbl ais beaniaubeten pber belsits per-
~tpcrfenet Yatcnt= @elu9en Dpr ben Examiners"
per benz r@pulmilipner Of Yatents" urp rpr ben
@eridtsbDfen.
!3ul9riften 1T beutlder pber easlil6er @pra9e
pInttltb beanttpprtet ; ale @el9dftc Setpi1enbaft
unb RAID belpret+ @ebabren it sewIbuli9en
JGQen:
Stir l1nterlu9uns unb @utadten $500.
Sir Musfertl9un9 aQer gu einem patent9ej u9e
gebDri9en s3ei9nun9en unb Yapiere urb Gertre-
tun9 beS @eIu4es in alen Snltan3en Der Yatent<
0tkse-
Diejenieen, bic na9 GinliGtnabme bes Obieen
nod tpeitere Mustunft iber meinet @el91fts>
aaratter mini4en, mDsen lt9 trieli@ an: u1be
Son. @bas. Ma1pn, late @pmmiilipner If Ya=
tents, Burlington, Srwa; .. $. @atipn, ESQ.,,
@albinetpn> .. g. ODER q. 9. Stou9btpn,
$780,, WaIbingtpn; .. g." penben.
'Mbbre0e: 81 s. @riyner, @iebente @trabe>
Nr+ 1885, Maibinstcn, .: 6.
81, g.. Grifncr.
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@nenbabnen It. DQmpfbDpte,

@l1enbabnen It. DQmpfbppte*
Widti0 fir G|nua'ISertr unb Rri(fnoe
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Sdltp. u~mb
Nah allen Ibeile'l rcs oypEen Metens
er1pasniB van Welt, 3sit uub Gnt.
1trnung.
ytrlerrt fEnneu l,aG Selietsu mGbleu. tneld,,
Sabn lle Su ~tcnilscn piulaen> bic iiter
Narfcreburg nno Marictta
rper bic ibsr
Sen~ppo> 8beeline u,1o Columbus.
N1els Satn it bic %einsiae, pelde Giiuuonperer
mt pen S6nells ii ecn b~sfrrocrt,
Nle1ent9et, lrslhe bic YoItimnre MIR
Sg1p= Gt'entahn + nuteu, Ieoen nis Ms;;,
naa| eluc1unatt in % Stuuceu ;uriif noh a..
Iascu. "' d"''
Die Baltimore unb Sbip-8ohn ~
ete alts'lllee> 1pside 9itmaneertr nit eeu @dnea-
SnlI9en beTpreert. Die Ma9sn iIup NIT aeppliterten
SlSei1 aut eae Mlcrtequsmte eiuaeri6tet.
Jeoer pallo9ier bat 100 Vfunb @epGf fret,
H!neer pom 4 bis IL Sabren beSablen baIten Wreie.
H'ncer unter 4 SABRE llut sans fret.
Aae @efad Sebt nit BEN pai1aaiereu uub
5elnmt mt tbnen gu eleider 3eit an benz &c.
lttmmun9eprt ait. Gin Sober erbGIt cine Ve1dhei-
nn!!9un9 nper 1et1 @epad bis an ben Srt Der &c.
1ttmmung.
Deuti9e Maenten,
bic 1eee eurppaii1e @prade peritebeu. finn a., ST.
serl@teeenen @taticnen Der gabn entiano anoe-
neufz e,"maneerer 81 e,npfanaen uup NIT ibre m
VePaa @etter gu betpreerl1> Elm 8prtbeil> ben tein {
anbere 8abn tietet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-15
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Dte einst9e birefte &pute Don ct. paul, ct.
antDen9, Mll1aeapplis, Yrescptt> 5atines, Neebs
Sanp1n9, @lnpna unb 2a @rple naG Mitmaufee,
Sb!!ea9p> SetrOtt, elesslanb> Buffalo, Su1peuIpn
8r1ege. pittsbug, Ybilatelpbia, Nen=gprf. So.
1ton> baltimore, @aibinston, Cincinnati lpuis-
etue, ct. Scuis, Cairo unb Nem< Orleans. rnb
allen anoern punfen lit ben Ser. 5taaten unb
ben @anaba'S. -
Ne1lence erlparen ouf biel er &pute> mdb<
reno Der unterbre9un9 Der S9iHfabrt
100 Mellen uno "a Stunce1 an Belt,
3pei tasli4s i3ase (@pnutos ouseenemmen)
es9sn BON "a erofe ob> wie fOlst:
9tptt 5n9 ..... ...... nm z nbr Nadn1.
3me1ter 5u9 ......:.. I'M 7>3O Ncrm.
Die Verbinbung seidiebt an Der Milpaufee-
l1ro ebieaso Gilenbabn uub nit ZEN Gampibpten
am Cafe Midisan.
Sn Ga @rpNe fcmnten bic .3Iee an 1m 10 llbr
~ Miruten Nadmittags> uno IL llbr IS Min.
Vprmittaes.
@on Ga Groie no& Gbicoeo fabrt mai,
in 13 Gtunben:
Die gaieef if 70 biuis pie auf irssnb elmer
&erbtnbun4en.
Mn her Juncticn nit Der Jcno bu Sac unb
SiV'rIv S'enruen pf1 Orrlc0n NIT Der 5priccn
une Berlin Gilentabn; gu Milwaufee NIT ter
e9icaso uno Wilipaufee unb Matertopn gilen-
saen mt ben Dampfern fir bic Getrpit unb
Wt!~eatee unp Sbebossan 8abn; fenie fir bic
&puten.
or- 3rpueb 3idets erbalt man in ter
1det=S1fee Der @pmpagnie, an Der Dritten @tr.,
nabe benz Nmeriean 5puie, in ct. paul, Minn.
Capt. 6. 6. @eprae,
1idet=Nsent, ct. YauI.
". %. MtI1on, General Meent bes Weaens.
erwin 8, @ppbri&> Manaser, Mawautee.