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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
MEMPHIs PACKETS.


,.E MEMPHIS PACKET IN
LINE. 8. NAIL
sU INNER ARR NaEM MT,
Prompt Regular and Reliablel
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
is5 si' M and FRIDAY
ASP. M,viE: "
Steamer o's s.; lii iia 18Th and r Clarke master
s.s"ms. n.'.faFsssA l''s ss master
steamer .,,as si md ss'h As., m m...,
CHOICE NY h IS IN VI sh 81 xnxpu1s
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST 1ND NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway connections through East
NEW YORK, 1S a.Ei1Rs e BALTIMORE, WASH
rFTssfsGr s
Express n mail trains Leave Memphis daily at F. NJ
ss-FTom june is viii be two through trains leave
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND SaIo RAILROAD.
TO CAIRO.
HGgS ri
daily at ea5 maxi making close
connection through to all points.
HBaggage checked through from Memphis and no charge
made for handling
A5-Tickets good for any length of time
For freight passage, and through tickets apply to
J. H. FRELIGH, General Agent,
Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles HOTEL left wing.
WIN. INSIIEE, Passenger Agent. a26
leaves on Sf I II Hrs u.s. AIS 4 ssW or
leans U s. mail packet line-For Memphis and
&@A the Bends-The first class packe steamer John
Sim0nds, Captain j. F. Smith, will take freight the
foot OF Grod street. and will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, or to j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under st. Charles Hotel
line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
nJ- Adams Express carried regularly by this line. jy2
Leaves MONDAY. July IL, at S P. NJ
~ Nj T. Nj p HI s AND NEW ORLEANS
81 Packet Line United States mail-For Memphis
60 the very fast and splendid steamer Capitol,
j. D. Clarke master leaves above every Monday there
after The Capitol takes freight and but through
freight delay and will arrive regul y Memphis
connect with tho Thursday evening tain For freight
passage, to apply j. H. FRELIGH Agent,
Memphis Packet Office, under the St. Charles Hotel,
8-Freight received only on Mondays.
Ths line at Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers.
AsrAdams Express carried regularly by this line wi
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!. WRIGHT & co.
TAR. wRIGHT's CELEBRATED REJU-
vENATING ELIxIR,
PREPARED on stcsst Pharmaceutical Principles by Of
ne Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MIN ER ALS.

ne Ablest Chemists Of the Age
NO MINERALS.
the fact that minerals from the least
part Of the ingredients In his REJUyKNATING Elixir
we'll knowing whatrun has been eAtaed the community by
opium and mercury.
Generally, the debtaeA DR.. Wright would say,
despair No how down you may be- matter
how weak you matter what the have boon
forake whatever has led you depart Hygienc
principles take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and You will find yourself pride instead Of
the reverse your friends healthy worthy
member Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors.
J. WRIGHT CO..
q and Isl Chartres street, New Orleans, La,
Sole Prcprietors,
And by Drusgs generally throughout the United States
HELMBOLD's ExTRACTaBUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
It cures Nervous Dsbtaed Sufferers and removes all
the symptoms, among which will be found
Indispositioa
10 Exertisn, Loss -
ofPower, Loss of Memo
ry, Difficulty Of Breathing, Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror of Disease,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Death, Night Sweats. Cold Feet, Wakefulness,
Dmness visisu Langusr, Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptlc
SYMPTOMS, Het Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness
of the Skin, Pallid Countenance and Eruption
nm tha Face. Pain 10 the Rack Heayi.
ness Of the Eyelds, Frequently
Black Spots Flying Ne
fsre the Eyes.
Great Mobility; Restlessness with Horror Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than
Solitude and nothing they more Dread
for fear Of themselves, ne Repose Of
Manner, no Earnestness, no Spe-
culaton but Hurried
Transition from one
question to
another
These symptoms allowed to 90 ou-whch this medicine
invariably renovss-soon follows LOSS OF POWER FATUI-
TY and EPILEPTIC FITsn Of which the patient may
EXPIRE Who say that these excuses not frequently
followed by those dreful INSANITY AND CON-
sUMPTIONf Tho records Of the INSANE AsYLUMs, and
the melancholy CONSUMPTION benr ample witness
to the truth these assertions In unac Asyus the
melancholy exhibition appears The actually
sodden quite dsstue-neither mh grief visits
IT, Should sound tho voice 1t is rarely artculate
with woeful measures despair
Low sullsn sounds his grief beguiled"
Debility terrible and has brenght the upon
thousands uHmey graves, thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths. It be cured by the of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J.wRIGHT L CO.,
q and Isl Charres street,
General Agents.
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FEW Err AND AsG u E.
osGooD's CHoLAGoaUE.

This Is the only certain remedy this hateful dis
ease No one reed again complain of having It, unless
they have taken this rsmesy If they
take
OsaooDs CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chlls and Fever forever.
For sale In New orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole Agents for the South and to whom all orders should be
addressed.
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re- BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY,

issssss4.ss97z&A FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
Steamer D. F. KENNER Captain Vincent, leaves New Or
leans Bayou Sara aud the Coast Suhdy Wednesday
and Friday at 9 o'clock.
The freight packet CROSSE. TETE New Orleans
every Monday and Friday at 3 p. "
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent.
No. l Tclloupitou!as ct.
R-A clerk ALWAYS ths Levee receive freight for
the above boats. je6 4mt
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A T T A Z A P A S..

t. Y. 8. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKArAs,
Daily In connection with the N. o.. o. and q.
tss-aazs@sA W Raroad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
knscn ma7ter built expressly for passengers and light
freight will with the opeouas Railroad leaving Ber-
Nieks Bay daily for Pasrsonye Csntegile aud franklin
aud will eSteu her trips Thursdays
days to Chaenon Jeannerstts New Town. connecting
the latter place with four horse mail coaches for St. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opelousss and Washington
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
AS the T. d. ne the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for devng upeght tn any boat in the trade for
all points as high FRANKLIN.
shppsrs will please the boat their dray receipts
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Leaves on MONDAY, llth July, at5PM
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Limo
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo Wi,h hs llinoi, Central and # s., LSaia
fne regular passenger packet steamer John Walsh,
JDo Mallory MASTER will leave for st Louis and all
date landings above. For freight passage apply
board.
Planters and shippers rely the punciualiy OF
this steamer.
R5- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
30 plan of the cabin he secured
by applying the Compapy Office 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
FIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
AIrart A..px
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

GANDs' SARSAPARILLA,
~ THE VERY BEST REMEDY
For Purifyin the Blood,
And for the Cure Of
Scroula, Stubborn Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Liver Complaint,
Cuaneous Eruptons Mercura Diseases,
Salt Rheum. Rheumatism,
Pimplea, Boils, General Debility etc.
No remedial agent introduced that has proved
uniformly successful than this victim Of He
redtay Disease with swollen glands contracted snews and
bones half carons has been restored health and vgor The
scrofuou patient covered with ulcers ioahsome to himself
aud his attendants,
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of PERSONS who had Rroaned hopcessy for years
under GlsDduar disorders Chronic Rheuma-
tsm and many other complaints sprngng from derange-
organs and the circulation have been
the rack dis with regen-
stutions gladly testify the efficacy this nes
mHble preparation.
Prepared and sold by A. D. SANDS, Wholesale Drug.
lsts No. 100 Fulton street, of William New York
For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. q and ISL Charres street,
F.P DACoNGE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and
p, Fl. Me6RAW, Natchez. Miss. my2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

Leaves FRIDAY, July 9Th, at 8 P. NJ.
~ - STEAMER PACIFIC FOR LOUIS
ville-Regnlar New Orleans and Louisville
1aGsI&1EA Lightning Line Passenger packet Pacific
The splendid and fast running passenger Pa
ciffc Jesse X Bell master will leave for Louisville and all
intermediate landings, above.
Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaty OF
this steamer No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan OF the cabin be apply
ing on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL,
1e4 Advertising Agent.
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Sbippiltg ynttHigtnts.

~ Beo the back OF this page nth - for
Flnancial, Commercial, and River News
departments. pfN.-5
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FOR PELO US AS.
ALA IA NJ A RIY Err.

, TEs FOR RLADON AND CULLUm
IS4SSatsS sPRINGs-The steamer Advance, Samuel
Ables master, will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Culum Springs and Demopoii every Saturday evening,
O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and Culum Springs Wedns day evening"
o'clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning
o'clock. -
For passage, apply to
7. B. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitoulas street,
ie26 Am or SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile.
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Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYSl
Steamer Victoria, L. A Welton master leaves vickshus
for Memphis every TUESDAY, at IN.
Steamer II ate Frisbee, McManu MASTER leaves vicks
burg for Mempn $; every SATURDAY, at IL N.
Steamer Black Prince, -, master, leaves Yicks
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at IAN.
Three neT fast and elegant steamers have been placed
larry in the trade betw vcksbur aud Mem his running
alternate days til the Memoirs Orleans Packets
leaving Vicksburg every Monday Tuesday at
o'c ok NJ. arriving at Napoleon the day P.
ing close connections there with the Arkansas White
Packets
Freight rccepted and passengers tickeed through from
Nckshurg Memphis all points each those river
within the bounds of the Ups of the Packets.
Close connections also made ut Gaines Landing by the
Memphis and Viektburg Packets with the Stage running
from that poi and Memphis with the Memp charles
Railroad the Mo and Ohio Railroad the Packets
for St Loui, and Louisville.
Passeng desiring to take this rone leave New Orleans
Sunday, Monday and frd evenings the 81
of the New Orleans jackson Northern Railroad
arriving ticksburs next day It II 30 A. M and leaving
of the Vicksbu Memphis Packets IL NJ arriving
at Mem his the second event thereafter p. making
direct connection with this evening of the Memphis
Charleston Railroad
For through tickets and further information apply
office Of the New Orleans jackson and Northern Rail
road Company, under the ST. Charles Hotel Tee
graph office.
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JOHN c.
Having sold our stock hand at the yard the Old b.,
respectfully friends thai our
business is confined legtimateiy the FLORIDA YELLOW
rNE LUMBER YARD, corner of Julia and Cedar streets
Orders left at Box 3d. Mechanics Exchappe 10
St. Charles street, will be proaiptly attended to- -
tesbt THbS, MURRAY 90
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 7th July, at s r. NJ.
St Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line,
~ FOR ST, LOUIS.-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with ne Ll,Ip 9 Central aud # s.! Loai.
regular packet steamer New Falls CITY, B.
landings For freight passage apply board
sJPassengers and shippers rely the punctuay Of
this steamer.
rsT-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
AH-A plan Of the cabin and
by Supplying the Companys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Place.
vIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
jy6 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

ING UNDEASIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
Ms sst Of nus Father 10 the TURNING BUSINESS
hop 10 ss ehsils s,ree takes this method Informing
lcits share Of public pernnsge II nE M 'I tn ~
New Orleans, June q, 1859. " iao, IL,
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=OU HITA RIVER.

IItHVts EVERY Y,
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
HS FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS Castor Landing, Columbia, Harrison
burg Trinity, and all intermediate landings
Onacha and Black RyesThe elegant and swift
commander, g. Work, clerk leaves above O'Clock.
+. NJ. For freight passage apply on board.
fe7 Ayertisine Agent
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew d'Arbonns with
privilege of reshppne
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ED SuG AIRS in sheads barrels and half
by w RaREIJT 4 e en''.'o''
jeN tt al a,ommnn Sra.
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TIME AND MONEY WE'D

Through to Memphis In THREE DAYSl-To Wsshinyt
Baltimore and New York. in SIX DAYSl
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D. - ROUTE on~ t. n "a. !
" 0 R TIL Il NJ E Asst,
Via
Railroad to Vfcksburp

Railroad to Vicksburg
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS
Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis New Or
leans and st. Lou and Louisville, and the prnci-
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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JNKo AHVfTt1s
| UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

d EERIGERATDRS- ANY PERSON DESIRING
N good REF RIti Err >ToR is reqHes ed to call
EXAMINE OUR ASSORTMENT
Before purchasing elsewhere.
G. FLINT JONES
II and 46 ROYAL street
n-we have also for sale large Heterogeneous sui able
for hotel o ie4 I'm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29
Grand Celebration.

The Fortleth Anniversary Of the establish.
ment Of the Grand Lodge Of the I. o. o. F. in
the United STATES was celebrated in New Yorl,
on last Tuesday with great enthusiasm It was
monster gathering the largest Of the kind
ever had in the world. The venerable First
Grand Sire and founder Of the Order In this
country, Thomas wildey, Of Baltimore, was
present. and made an excellent address. The
New York Herald Of the 9th inst, thus speaks
Of s. Craighead, Esq, of this city -
MIR. s. Oraighead, Grand Sire of the Grand
Lodge Of the United States, who of course spt
at the right hand Of the Grand Master, repiied
to toast In honor Of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States. He was grati6ed to meet so ma
ny trusted and tried brothers, and eongratula.
ted them that a day had been set apart-the
26th OF April-as a day sacred 10 the memory
Of Odd Fellowship throughout the United
States. The Grand Lodge Of the United States
had been true to its trust and had legislated
with moderation. But 1t could only reflect the
character Of the subordinate lodges and there
was the real field Of labor Of the Odd Fellow
Maintain their great principles there, and the
Grand Lodge would be sure to keep the right
track and no man IN or out of the order would
venture to treat IL with indifference or contempt,
In conclusion he gaye--"The City Of New York
and her Mayor"
Mayor Tieman responded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29
P. s.-secure tickets before night

The REAL CAMPBELLs BY reference To the
Amusement Department it vii be Sc q that the
Campbell MIDstrels from 444, Broadway. New
York, will be here on next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday evenings and give concerts in Huston
Hall. That they are the genuine Campbell Min.
strels, there can be no doubt and they desire
it distinctly understood that they have not, and
never had any connection with Peel's, Rumsev
d Nowcomb's, or any other pretended Camp
bells. The Troupe is now in Columbus. The
State Journal of this morning says of them -
The entertainment Of the Campbslls at Ar,
mory Hall, last night, was largely attended -
Indeed the Hall was full, more being in atten.
dance than could find seats aud for the per.
formsnces we are pleased to say that, although
expecting to fnd something very fine from The
encomiums OF the press and personal assuran.
ces, our expectations were more than realized =
he gentlemen composing the troupe are nat
mere singers or performers of local reputation.
but each one is superior artistic, whose execu.
tion cannot fail to please the lover of good mn.
sic, albeit, he be connoiseur.
The entertainment Of this troupe. also has IN
distinguishing character from most Negro per
formances, that is, the absence of broad alu
sIons, and low Vulgarities, which disgust the
refined listener. Therefore a gentleman NAV
take his wife, daughters, or any compapion
without fear Of having blush called upon their
cheek.
The Campbells give another performance
this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29

GJ The following sentiments were offered BY
the Grand Marshal, s. g. Cain, Esq, at the An
niverSary Supper at the Phillips House, on
Tuesday evening last. His remarks immediate.
ly preceding were in reference to the abuse
which the Religious Telescope was heaping up
on "The ORDER"
IHE TRUE TELSsooPe.-An instrument de-
signed by its Inventor TO enable mankind To
discover and appreciate the wisdom and power
Of God as displayed in the starry Heavens as
Odd Fellowship was designed by its founders
to honor God, by disseminating the princi.
pies OF Friendship, Love and Truth among men.
THE So-CALLED TELEscoPE. instrument
designed by its conductor TO pervert truth by
traducing an Order that practices what il only
breaches towit: the Christian virtues of Love,
BeneVOlence and Charity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29

II Weitzel is not guilty why not give bail
in the sum required2 (s700.) y Gazette.
We cannot answer We have learned
that he will not ask bail, although he could
procure it. He stated before his arrest that
his purpose in keeping out of the way, after
he heard he was implicated in the fur rob-
berry, was to avoid laying in Jail, as he would
ask no one to go his bail We do not know
whether he be innocent or guilty but if in,
nocept we believe he should have every
possible chance to make it appear That
is all We are no apologist for weitzel
we only desire that his rights be protected
the same as our own.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29

"OLD DFoLKs"-BENEFIT OF 'NrrHEw JKKMYsl'
Huston Hall was crowded last evening -
The seats were jammed, and many persons
were compelled to stand up. There would
have been more persons in the Hall, had they
supposed they could have obtained seats. The
popularity of our "Old Folks" is built unon
their excellence, and we have no fear of lts de>
cadence The entertainment last night was. as
we predicted, an improvement ON its predeces
sors, and was success ia every respect. We
feel sure that the large and intelligent audi.
ence present last night will agree with us when
we say that our "old Folks" far exceeded the
"Deownessters" who visited us last winter.
The Concert this evening will afford amuse-
ment and pleasure enough for the most exact
ing 1t will be given for the Benefit of "New.
phew Jeems, !" who has devoted yerv Oreo,
deal of time to the getting up of these charming
We do not see in what other
way he could receive any thing like fitting
return; aud we trust that every lady and 0en.
tleman who he has been The principalin deliobt
ing viii come out to night, and bear real test;.
mony to his worth. At best it can be hpt n
small return for the time and trouble he has IN
vested in these concerts.
The programme will, we learn, be almost
entirely changed this evening. Many new and
taking" features will be introduced, and they |
viii even make novelties of old things. Pro |
cure tickets before night. as 1t will obyiate n |
rush at the office, and avoid unpleasant deten- |
lion at the door. And We again advise our
friends to go early
1t is probable that tonight will be the last
Concert to be given by the "Old Folks" for
long while--probably the last opportunity our
citizens may ever have of seeing and hearing
hem Let none neglect the enjoyment of one
'f the pleasantest occasions, probably, of their
ives.
=, S.-Secure Tickets hefnre ninhtl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29
NEWS ITEMS.

1t is stated that the New York Tribune
which has hitherto been a great friend of the
German people, is in favor of the Massachu>
sette amendment, and actually advocates n
property qualification for foreigners who here.
after mag desire to become citizens.
Ohio is by far the heaviest wool growing
State 10 the Union. According TO the census
OF 1850, there were twenty one million Of sheep
in the United States, of which four million were
in Ohio. Under the Tariff OF 1927, nearly all
wool is admitted free to accommodate the New
England manufacturers.
At Selins Grove, on the Susquehana River,
recently, as minister was administering the
ordinance OF baptism to young lady, in the
river both were carried away by the force Of
the current and were only saved from drown.
ing by the assistance of bystander, who
seized the minister, and dragged him out, the
lady clinging to tbs latter.
Another movement is in progress in Great
Britain to secure the adoption of the decimal
system, so goods shall be sold and duties paid
by weight of 100 lbs, instead of the hundred
weight Of Il2 lbs.
In Mexico, everybody is supposed to be an
ex- President, who wears a clean shirt and keeps
his hands washed. And in this country, every
politician expects to be President, whether he
has shirt or not.
Two boys who dug up aud ate of what is
commonly known rs muskrat root, near og,
densburg, on the 9Th inst, died shortly after
ward from the effect of the poison
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drayton (Mr D. is an
American) are giving in England { series Of
"drawing.room operas" an original style Of
performance which has met with the highest
favor.
A harp, similar 10 the construction Of the
piano forte, has been made by gentleman Of
New Bedford, Mass, and has now been in use
about eight months. purported to be played
upon by Departed spirits.
1t is stated in the London Dsily News that
Richard Bedford Allen, the bankrupt under
writer Of Lloyds, has absconded His assets
amount to 9700, while the liabilities are wide
ly estimated at from Gao 900 to fGO,OOO.
Fresh bananas and Bermuda tomatoes are
selling at Albany-the former at 10 aud 25
cents each. aud the latter at 81 rs per peck.
The subject Of verdict, of a recent coroner's
jury, on man who died 10 state of inebria
lion, was, death by hAngibg-rOund rum
shop"
The st. Louis Hotel. New Orleans, has been
sold to the prophetors Of the St. Charles Hotel,
Hall 4 Hilereth, for $500 ,OO0
An Indian chief in Oregon is called 'look
ing-glass. He is much given to reflection.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-29
Notice, to Citizens and Farmers.

HAVING contracted with Z. J. SSEDER, of
- fhiladephia, for one hundred barrels OF Italian
cement, and also Kentucky Cement regularly, 1 am
prepared 10 build gisIeInA and Cement Cellars su-
PeTior TO any that have heen done heretofore Work
Repairing done In the best manner and at the low
est rates.
Filters Of every Kind put In CisteTns top or bot
tom All Ciaterns OF 30 barrels, over filtered nee
OF charge.
The Subscriber has had nine years experience in
the business, and has given general atizfseton The
be9t Of reference given, II required
Residence, NO iW, Jentrson street, west aide, be-
tweea 5ih and 9th.
BENJAMIN BEST.
N. B.--In order 10 compete with those Brick frms
that are going into the Ci tern business Twill hui
HrieK Cisterns, grsuted, Tor 60 cents per bArleli
solid grhut walled, 10 eents per barrel; Cement on
earth, with brick top 40 eentsper barrel.
ApT2S-dSw3m