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HOOK ANDLADpER COMPANIES.
HYDRANT COMPANIES.

Complt Present
Ne ot Men. Nc
LILO "a III Webster. Foreman, mo Sec MIDST.
2...-lO 8 j = Belcher. Foreman, 3ol Broome-st.
S.-l0 10 Vim Nelson. Foreman. 227, W 2sd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22

STATISTICS OF THE FIaE DEPARTMENT
The following tables show at a glance the number.
calibcr age condition, length Ofhose and number Of
men Of fire engines hose carts, &C. as officially ,et
forth IN the Report OF Mr.. Carson
ENGINE COMPANIES.
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Later from Pcrnambucc.

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday, Aug. y. 1871.
The bark E.d0talO has arrived al tbs port with
pcrraubJcO dates "a o., -. ~ july
Business VS. duh and money scarce.
TIE II gil>h schooner Rival had goi ASHORE neM
TIE mouth OF he hsrcor and gone 10 pieces
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Street

I Department 80 :. Iiil of Rccords -Puhlr notice
j. hereby gwen that the following Petitions have been pre-
susd n Board Of Aldermen T. close hs Old ftstern
Po,t Road from the punt where closed a sci 81.
~ the p0nt where ufersects with Jiay near 9th e
To regulate pave and set cub and gutter n lbth-s be-
tween Avenues and All persons interested. having
objection, the desired 10 present Them ~ ~it
lng the Street Commas 1ucrs ONCE, On or BY The hfst
day # September next Aug n, 1891
JOHN i. DDDBF oiftft Nphilhsi"hf'.
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cTREET DEPARTMENT., No.

KfEl DlsI Az MEN j, W. ~
bTHALL OF RECORDS Sealed Proposals VIII Do
received the Street Commissioner once until hON
DAY Aux. D. 1851. At - O'Clock VI % lid an sd-
dlfien a. the Pier, foot Of Jay Vt y X FlLL; hEGD
LATE ,nd GRADE t1th-st. rom 3th T. Hh-W 10
REGUIAIE and GRADE t8th It from VI az 10 East
RIVER Plans specifications End all information there'" can
b. had On aDpcaiOn the Contract Clerk - tbs Depart
roent August 49, 1871 JOHN DODGE,
,u90 street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22

IL lhe trial OF the Michigan anti rail-
iosd con>wlaior> Was u0i resumed On Monday ,a>t.
a Cca>cCuvnc, of the continued Illness OF one OF the
Juut> r nfYeif lfftr'isrr SAYS that four hga-
SIed witnesses have slread, been examined. and
AZ, OF SNt, more wilbc sworn. F~o cf the prison.
.S AZ fl,ch ana Vim. CUM, sre III, and Guam
has been sCui 81 the Hospital
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

ME- DIsl IN -"iI-' - W.
- VI RecOrdsPublIc notice u hereby gyen that tns
following Pettb. have been presented IN tbs b,iia "
Aldermen To DIG A WELL and EHECI ~ mf 20
sfh-st between 1T and zd-ay. 70 TEHCE ' AN.
LOTS on the north side Il 18Th st. between norm Sss'
corner Il 2d-ay and No 3J All persons Asf.s.sa na,
ng objections thereto, requested u present ,he IN
AT ting 10 the undersgneJ al bis 0ncs. on ~ De"'" ~
z1th DAY 4 Augus, ms -Aggu,t ~ Is5i. g.. 60,
sn,e "a, Holm I DODGE. street CONT
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rROTON AoUEDUCT DEPART

MENT The Legislature Al rs recsn. extra ssssisa
us.,ed an Acf authorizing th department a. collect and
receive the back Tor the year 1890 up :" INC Isl
III January 1889 - 20 do ~ ceases fnd whsh
all the prOtety charged and upon which these rates inca
ren,an unpsd viii BE- advertised by the Cpntrolef ana
"a ,.ieg IN. direction f. earnestly hoped that partss
interested viii promptly avail themselves n THIS pfVeseto
clear of an ncomrsnce IpDn their p1gpeny and pevsnt
o liuJ lml IL. u nhHt w. hrsis'|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22

Markets -NNEfoiS. AUG. ~.
White CcSN is selling At S6c.. and Yellow ai SIC.
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Corporation NOTICE. Public

Notice j. hereby gwen that Petitions have been pre-
..uted IA the Board Aldermen, Tor sbNLk IN FOf-
teih-st from Lexington 70 81 az. add also toipn-
hast from RlYngtOu-st % crown between hSingtoa
and Delaney All tersObs interested having Ola es-
tons thereto requested - present the ~ wrf1.
20 The Engineer al this Office, OF before Ang9aD
New-Yosk August 10, lsJl. - - -
NICHOLAS DEAN,
anl0 i0t President u the CntOn Aqueduot s,t'
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REAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
- lSH-Pdtented July 26. 1.-The subscribers would
respectfully inform the public that they have the sanclon
O. offering them an article which will give BEAU TIFUL
GL,lSS and SMOOTH SURFACE to Linens Cambrics,
tans nothing Injurious and prevents dust sticking
Linen etc. 1t asJ esss the dauness arising from the at
mosphere or pespirat0n The public have long felt the
necessity oil such are ard in this their expectations will
ue Iuy realized No competition feared after impartial
us as th superior 70 thing else before used.
- NO family should be without it.
ne PUBIC are canuo ed against spurious article
the Wrapper OF each cake.
nRlcB-l2s cents cake. with full directions One cake
M be suIclent Tor twenty or thirty dozen clothes.
mi Ls0-M0RkiS, FRENCH LIQUID BLUEING.-
Ims new and original invention admirably adapted for CIV
ing that Blue Tint to Linen, Musn etc., which neuraizes
the yellow tinge they would otherwise .eain after washing
and without which the peculiar whieness indispensable
could not be attained It also perfectly harmless and con.
fabric.
This Liquid. trial, will be found to be purer CHEAPER
more beautiful and in every be depended
upon than either the Indigo Fig Blue formerly used BY
Laundres and families Of this and other countries.
PR1CE-l2la cents per bottle.
To he obtained wholesale and retail from c. ASH
MEAD y co. No. Exchange Place. luncan's Buildings,
between Cusomh0use and Bieny!e streets. A $50 from
JOSEPH HUFTY, 10 Caa,p st.
IL Just received and Tor sae above fresh stock Of
pR. b. AXES AROMATIC BITrERS.
DIR. HUTCHINGS' DYSPEPSIA BITTERS.
DIR. HlBBARD'S WILD CHERRY do.
Country Merchants and Others requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere. dl7 I'm Os
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TROUBLE AT HINGroN.-A dispatch from
Washington to the Baltimore papers SAYS that Their,
is some little contention going on at present he
tween the Home and War Departments. Tn.
Indian Bureau belongs to the former, and retains a
Place IN the building of the latter. The War De.
paftment has issued some complaints, but the
Home department has not yet seen fit to change
us location Gen. Scott has taken the matter into
consideration, and has written letter on the sub
ject to the Secretary of the Home Department.
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genuine Med,csns Warehouse,
No. Is Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT l. CO. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department of their bushes have agreed with the
propreto and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them con
Tar below TIE usual market prices By this they
extensive assortment which be found this any other
CITY Having had many experience in the purchase
for conducting this The most
exceedingly low, that the cannot fail to realize
handsome cenage his investment either at Wholesale
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment and
can be furnished to Dealers from twenty
per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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Direct importation,

~ The subscriber having retsned from Europe enabled
offer his friends aud the public full and complete assortment
Goods his line ected by himself Tom the Asnuiscorss OF
Europe with the and tnton among which will be
found the following
hARBLED-Sscretares Fsuteus, Canopes TtteaTees Mar
quists, Consoles, Jarlnier.,
CURTAIN sTUFFs0f every variety and quality" comprising
some very rich and splendid patterns.
PORCELkINE DE sEyREs-Cry.AuI de nice, Gl'ng
every variety good, both fancy aud r'as @5ctt
Bronzes Statues Pendues Aante Ornament Naes,
the Table, including Breakfast Dinner an g Sc
Bottles Of raised Glass and variegated coors.
LAMPsOt description, both Bronze and Pocelaine
aud beautiful article which be used either Lamp
or
patterns.
BALLS AND soREES-Every variety of ornaments, including
Lusres, CandeRbra Ornamental China, Groups Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
The above goods received Brunswick Magnolia
Beatrice, have The public invited call and
his sock novelties which he is sa.rng tbs reasonable
s2i Il
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUERREOIYPE, yALBnTfPR HYALO.
TYPE GALLERY.
NTAGUIRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from


MAGUIRE HARRINGTON, having purchased from
lfK the of W. Talbot the patent right the
of his albotype process, the States of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
attention Of the public their gallery of specimens in this
new department OF Photography
The TalbOfype is taken upon ivory, glass,
and of other substances the first possessing
decided advantages of tYRnsmsNbity by mail be
enclosed in letter, made to adorn the of book
preserved in a portfolio
The Talbotype emnea.y susceptible of coonng
the picture be finished degree desired by the sitter
every variety of texture and color of the drapery anJ
pexon color of the eyes and hair. be faithfully dsn
Gated.
The Talbotype represents the sitter without
effect; mole upon the right cheek, appears
the riaht cheek.
The Tabotype be duplicated TO any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the first
nursssion taken, copies he furnished future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise.
n. B.M y IL. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this ready to dispose OF lights
for the States apgcihed, with thorough in rucons
DAGUERkEOTHPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness of child OF months in
,ecoud. charge. tmhi tfl No. Il CAMP Street
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fLAcIDE's VARIKTIEs-the .Neu P,ece-A fn,I- bo
A night greeted the f presentation of the new sxtya
Sau1a ~ tnh thears, called North and South or N,
Aof. and New Orleans" If the merits of the product
ae 20 % measured BY the applause with which it "
we have only to say that surpasses all reasoua
bounds The audience was genuine New Orleans mn
cc-foistessng and noisy. yet well behaved The wba
nsr went OH with immense ecat. and must 10 pronoupc
smlnantly succsaafnI-s'a hit, a decided biz.
y! 'ne drama and its scenery. properties and machinery
kne funoamA was the grand feature In that the seem
paneF, Mondel enjoys very glorious triumph The me-
senss. ana the Panorama, Were indeed admirable I'll
view Of the City Hall and Park in New York il accura
and beautiful; also that of Staten island and the Pon
ana Islands Of New York Bay. But il is idle to d,ppu
oatcd instances by remark, when all in view color ar
hnsns comprehend the finest Panorama we ever .,w III
deserves great praise both for his ENTERPRISE and
and we have NO doubt will receive an ADEQUATE rev,
IN inc reception and run of the piece
me incident and the dialogue all local pieces alour
:. q Asss' some Of which. of course are good AZ
some are not The advantage apparent in the pr
production Is the condensation of the exraornary ac,
tsaen embraced in the piece. We have T. Placide Rss
Cnppendaie and Holland all busy from beginning To an
mo ~ IN marked character. There was little ces,tio,
We uproaf OF applause which crested these excelspt Ne
sofmsn NM Howard too. alwass ahasning. and alwai
peffng e and spirit tho enchantcd throughot
BY her bewtchng charms Of pesson and of talent Mr.
which pleased to pefcsiys in him. a exhbi,jp
appreciation of the part.
The movement Of the panzauA may b improved. as il
doubt will be. the fault being incident to rst exhibition
We not of those who admire the labors OF men
real talent in exhibitions like that Of the an
ths cock fight had better be omitted We too ate to pal
ticulazs further present. and have only to add ths
every body wi Nothing the cordial manner
it, reception last night.
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BAYOU CHICOT ACADEMY.

p EV. THOMAS RAND, JR., A. M, Principal
~ This Institution, located in of the deabesec.
tons of the State for health and beauty twent miles
North of Upsousas and about fifty South of Alexandria or
The mail route between the two has been successful
operation for last six years,
vi It's merits and claims continuance of public conf.
dence, its Principal and Founder Mr. RAND, refers TO the
students themselves and the of those students who
have been and uuder his Instruction. 1t will con.
Due to be- has been the pride and purpose
OF his exertions advance, by all the efficient and ma
tued means, the instruction of his pupils.
The ella OF the school will, the last Friday
Of month"; be subjected TO the rigid and critical
public nation the studies of the preceding month
that only the parents but all who interested the
OF education attend and judge for them elves
Merit Rolls will also at the time, be furnished each
parent or guardian
rhe business of instruction is conducted by Mr. Rand
language Professor of the Spanish language will be EN-
poyed sufficient announcement offered $50
TERMS:
The will hereafter be divided into two sessions of
twenty-five weeks each, the first commencing on tba third
Monday January the second four weeks after the close
the first.
Board and tuition, per session. s65 on
Tuition OF Day Scholars in English studies II co
II Classical and Mathematical studies. ........ % 20
e.NHA Tor french or spanish. IL 90
No pupil will be received for less time than one session. No
DAY scholars WIZ be received such hoard with their
parents or guardians.
sickness. ~ " ~ -
Boarders required furnish their beds and bedding and
10 nave an hsr articles OF clothing plainly Marked
Inc dormltofies are well arranged, aud comfortable
ana always open for inspection.
jab 3mW THOMAS RAND JR
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JENNY LIND AND THE SWEDISH SCHOOLS
The Lorgnette, recent number, in alluding to
the generositv of the Nightingale, says:
Think of it for a moment, Fritz that your
ticket and your seat is to give desk to some Door
Swedish scholar, and that the echoes of the Night
ingae are to re-echo through their whole life time
IN the hearts and voices of ten thousand blue. eyed
Scandinavian children" WV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-07

FROM TExAs.--By steamship Louisiana, we
have received Galveston papers of the Sd instant
They contain nothing of interest. The New.
says:
Ths country il settling mp with unprecedented rapidtv
are pouring 10 through all the Of ngre.,
oincsa he individual and aggregate wealth of State
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TO LET-several Small houses, one in =.
an i ys. ready s HoME sG?5s G G! St
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES.
,fnRsfnssRRLiEsSS e B ff%f lM sssst u
I sSp D1AFs.s n ToRF E1 a
II, , lion TN P.aTFs s5ssf saa: ISr
f e sa ali o s @ s s
hope secure to them continuance of tier iavos BY
receiving fresh supplies, careulys eeed every Thing in
eae 0s dnd fan snd s sy the o enS Of %
English Bar IRON, round square and hat-7OO tons;
Best Gable Iron round square and flat-i0O tons;
Best Pennsylvania Iron, round square and atlOO tons;
Best Tennessee lion. round square and fat-sOO tons
f. f: g. sfs: P sis;ssa Tons ss.
Best ,st,.. ,,,n do ,o plough moulds-lo tons;
sEaxier' RODS, SIG and = inch r9and-SOO bundles;
to $500 bundles; '''A' ~
Hf SSanS Yp ,dn from rom % ss1ss ssp Sssi
Cut Nails celebrated Weymouth and other good brands
pres seeV s seis kegs;
s f. sss sss c GfSs Rads boxes.
Gsass sSss i i is ss
o Axes, genuine CoIms's, Hunts, ete-25O boxes
oo fs si . Msa .ss Pals sss Hss
Ot, Trace Log, naltef anu Coil Shans,
~ Chain Gables and Anchors;
~ Co0pers' Tools; Timers Tools;
= Amencan and English Locks;
sliding door Furniture;
Hooks and Plate Hinges;
bnu and Parliament Hinges;
window Fasteners of every description;
: Hoes OF every description and pattern;
Gross cat, PHI and Mill Saws;
= Ponghs Of Kings. Halls and other good brands;
r Hollow Ware and Castngs-150 ions;
Iarred and Manila RGpe-al sizes;
$. Oakum, Marine, Houseline etc.;
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and White OIL
Atlantic pure White Lead;
o. brooklyn Nos. / and Lead;
az Black and Yellow Paints; Vefdigris:
Paris and Chrome Green;
french Pots. from TO 80 pnts;
az Mill and Grndstones;
&, Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc. etc
~ They are also the only Agents in New Orleans of
ir HILLMAN, VANLEER 4 co. IS celebrated TpSSTs
u, SEE Iron, and Of the HUMPHREYVILLE COPPER
'COMPANY. s2l Bm 2taw
ITALIAN SILK VELVET pieces superfine
"a Il Italian Silk Velvet. for sale by
;, ja6 BARELLl co. 81 Common St
a MINE BOTTLES-20 groce received, and fol-
7 w sale by ja5 p. l.. MASSEY.
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The U. s. Mail steamship Falcon, from New
York, Tin place Of the Ohio,) touched off Charles.
ton on the Both.
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THE LADIES' FAR-THIRD MUNICIPALITY. The Ia
OF " oieander union' Daughters of Temperance, give
f:tainment this evening, aid of the funds of the
Sanons at Maignys Buildings Third Municipality. 1t
mont prsiseworhy ohjsot and we trust the entertainm
IN Be numerousy attended. The ladies are always res
ing 20 some such pleasant and agreeable mode of rails
!rnds tor useful and charitable purposes and we ,rust
adeso the Temperance Union will meet with the sncc
Hssment they deserve Those who may not get ticket
tbs course Of the day will find them at the door Price
Oonts, - >-SSs
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a.4s5.7W

Calculating tsays the Transcript one and one
eighth yards per day for each spindle, which is the
average at Lowell, and there are now one million
one hundred and twenty-five thousand less yards
OF cotton cloth being made, than when all were
running full Is
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CUNDRIES-
- 50 bbls old Monongahea Whisky-Winchester, Va;
10 bbs American Brandy
% or 9p, Casks 3 Sherry WI Wiaie-purc;
bo DO oG M sSs,rS vsv srDs,or ,vos
Rfie % GODDARD dz ip and enesy Brands
20 boxes Champagne Cider.
Scotch Ae London Porter Caret in boxes and casks Of
'h9S s brands IN ''or All rs sss By o %
SUNDRIES-L Landing from ships Nobe and
~ Memphis
MacEeEe and 2;
Cunants-l5 casks; and
Isl HART GO olf g SSfs st.
SUNDRIES-
~ 10 hbs Lard Oil;
20 Dbl. Roll Butter, superior article;
100 Paakasss Raisins, whO'es halves and quarters;
50 half bbls Mackere No, /;
100 loo b BOXES Star candles, 40 j., and Ga
% cases sardnes, wholes, halves and quarters.
In ;s store and for sale by LABu%a q NO \ GO.
SUNDRIES-
~ FRIGHT YARNISH-SO barrels;
WHt FE LEAbaa5o Kegs s't al s fsGe
MAs s,ha A' and fF2AlRRHRsED RoPE-Au sizes.
LIZ rHsehes win genera assor'nent q s1 Cna9gsry Tor
70 tos d. al NUN y anu . tN'u STORES, 3u NUN "
| CHAMPAGNE CIDER-17O cases;
~ ALE AND PoRrER-20O cases;
ROCK CANDY-l20 cases;
PAPER-5Q ca es Cap and Letter, 5000 reams;
PAPER-Hardware and Straw
, TEAS-3OOO pkgs. all qualities and sized pkgs,
| For sale by Il. u ART & 60.
dill ~ Tehoupitouias street.
IN the District Court If The URed Stgtes for ne East,
sT 81 iI' Vs. 5p GE6R% EF2S o'11hD
| | obedience to an admiralty warrant TO me direct
ed in the above entitled suit, have attached and into
my possession taken the American ship GEORGE EVANS,
her Tackle Apparel and Furniture hbeed by the Uni.
ted States Uor orietur) and do hereby and admonsh
the owner thereof and all and every other
OF persons, having pretending have, right title,
Court OF the United States the district aforesaid 10
holden in the city of Neworeans, on or before the Third
MONDAY from this date to show II any they have
or why the said American ship George Evans should
not be condemned forfeited and he sold agraeaby
prayer OF the Informing hbellnt...u s. Marshas Office
Eastern Distinct OF Louisiana, NewDrleans Dec 3D. 1850
20 WILLIAM $. SCOTT, U. 5; Marshal
| do0Jao,l3 Eastern Dist of La.
| pLASTER-lOOO bbs Newark aud Rosendale,
I ,Cro'on ard AZ, 2jher brands, for sale BY 80
| CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-lS kegs now
DIS Samuel WG'I.FF, Is Camp ST,
| l. for sale by r. ii. McALplN, canal st. Row,
| ola u and y Common rect.
| WINE-s0 casks Bergasse Wine in Custom,
ia6 BARELLI Il co. 81 Common st.
| SARDlNES-ln whole, two.t third half and or
! - boxes. Az. COCHRAN, q Tchoupi,oulas st.
OlL-lOO baskets Pagnol, plnts and quarts.
A. Fl. COCHRAN, "a Tchoupitoulas St.
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senator fooie was to have delivered an address
on the Union in Philadelphia on the both,
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Su1oH's LoTrERY.-By reference to an advertisement
another column it will be that more chances in
spendia Lottery Of Diamonds yet unsod. The collect
one Of the splendid offered by lottery this
those wishing tickets would do well to apply at once
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3, Is;
GENrLEMEN-In the early part Of November, l direct
nofs to your Board Offering to deliver lecture explanato
the Mechanical Powers ETC.. to be free 10 all who cho
attend By circumstances which it is not necessary to
merats here. this note did not before you until
there arose difference regarding yonr powers and tho
the Aldermen. Not wishing to be con sidered partis
either side of the quesonas my object was one purely
nscted with the diffusion Of knowledge therefore, to
any misconstructon, respectfully Withdraw the said
until this vexed question is settled.
Very respectfully yours C. Joxr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-07

SroPfAGE OF CorroN MILLs.-The Boston
Transcript gives statement of the number of
spindles in five of the New England States, which
have ceased operations within the last three
months, 10 consequences of the depression in this
branch of manufactures. 1t sums up ali thus:
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SHIPPING.


~ F o yn &c passs1 y X:
Y FSsff S k XIV f.
touching yeCIuz FRDAT the be, G Id January n ayd for
10 The AiaBAa vii ascend The river about DO" forty
Ts' travel to san %
The is greatly reduced. will be observed 9y reersnce
and the facilities o travel are Considered abundant road
Mules and horses can be Obtained e,e are Towns
maize in about hrty hours Confirmation Of this can be
easily Ieso e by Of
been male by the Te6uantepee Company in Neworeans-
while they afford the opportunity thar the public should be;
practically acquainted with route " communication
which will very soon become the great highway
In Saloon a 90
In Lower Cabin. 70 90
So pound: baggage allowed each Freight
Passages WIN have to provide themselves with pass
pG ,a7 ''n 'l'' we U J. MEEKER s co. 60 roydra. st
FOE CALIFORN MA.
Il. FOB SAN FRANCISCO California Regular
bIS Alfred MSIssl @a.isT iSadas Rbq S
sp si a o well found MM
@ hp WI Pc oen sn @ se da
DOMEST TIC PoR rs.
GMtARLs slg ~ AN w., H L., t.s,la
Wsrss spS ss s.naS IL s
Ti ssi 'sipRSe n I'll
for Chaestonsh and aad Of each MONTH leaving Charles.
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE: AN
H Hsyana to to G KsS Wssi or Savannah
: 81 ss
Agents g. Haya ma DRAK n ~ BR .p C rS.oh