davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29


BUTTER AND okkhEws qaos Wssiafh basssf a, is TO-
'Is $50 AZ sS'fe y p'
A'e'e "PoFsa ssn"y IN 'ne eAfy part Of the week
~ H' s'o'iy US'h ~ noasA'saeeie The salti
" H"y - - ,l ~ O'' 'nn hsIees 81 ses19 lo'
~ ,s y " % iV's@'V4e 'of rune aud 1900 ksgs Al
" ~ s Ssupi"' angle l9I Of about 90
Is ~, N' 7. - P ~ - "'u oF'''' a. "@o1sef ~
y, ~, '' ~ " Oh ''' 'kssA-S'p'r''i ssnhl
49, ~, S'.r ,,.,
= - ~ ~ | aD' ." t'- h'eon Market with .
- 4, 70 ' WIN ''a SAFES Aan' Up about
o. n ' "a's ~ ''ys1s Tor ffms, aud
- 50 - ~ :, ~ nv "'u<ht i9's@ ia v u f'r
,t ~ t,1 ~ PiAn Jagged ahi eanvAseh fss'sr-
49, " o,uS' nv sc 10 10 sbouides at :, sud rs
r., 80 W. a. i'59e ~"
49,, a, quOU western ana o'y Rendered at s4@efe NJ
" m se'y :" 'Vo Hb' prime GAY Rendered sold about the
rs rag' - I'''Fs' al oAe'
market Tor hl' article has been hrner with 'ales Of
~ carolina tmoy to arire) al 4e b, most ho atery
'',, ,, ~ ~ prime article
i eepAnu Tor "pANy ms ''sn alr during part Of the
% us ',ss sum W Apou, 4 bs mostly at 9Oe gallon for
m lne'u"ns "" 'Ah i'' u sO;4e and some Low Proof
% ~ i'2a'' nav pas 'ou 70 limited extent At 22s 2sTe y
~, 'S ~ oU's ''cilsd SOLO mostly a" 20 So en-
r,nrt,r, .'', ,l OF UD''-eipofi'' iF''.
~ ihe active demand that prevailed Eofas st At
's o'a y aa' week has eoh'nusd and No Tsu wen
W. rF".aea 1900 bags RIO at an eIiremsiFs@s 49, Yes
lan a. az 80 =. ~ :, - - "a, ss, -, 49, " n,
p hphne o oi sVo rom me chnionH "rghps cargo at
"a Rt -Four Jsneiro during tho
week embracing 70 500 aya maxim, s ~ ,o, ,l ~ y,
'l.,Hei i7''si' oas''
ShIThe Liverpool
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


7,
FRTDAY EyESIsG, January ., 1883.
Arrived during pa, week 9gl Cattle 81. Iios
1879 Sheep, 81 Ysarugs 1al
Cattle bal ample supply rough fine remaining
81 good Sheep Hogs there
ample supply Hogs Offering wb god
s'ock Of Meh Cows Veal Cattle. The market easier
CT p0r-hAserss
-PRICEs-
BEsf CATTLE Rough 70 fms Wesisrl axe
tisHh ec
ti'hh'. 0IT5zc D net.
efNbf OVDS 81 " head.
AifIeT Cows. $40 Oo9s55 head.
CALVES BaslO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
srEaEtB0AT pTpARTrRrg


z5s- The new, light draught swift running
passenger packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE Capt ~ White
ING at O'clock SMITH FlMIsfER, az poydrAs anqs
ztss- The new and light draught regular
D.S al Intermediate landings Ts EVENING al O'clock
iag9 SMITH FlAlisTER ~ Poydras street.
lao~ The new, light draught passenger
BELLE KEY Capt. Ksy viii eay. ~ LOUISVILLE md
in'oraed.att landings 1fils EVENING, at O'Clock.
inlg SMITH FiMlsTER. ss Poy,ras .r,et
z''~ The fine regular passenger steamer
iic ctP, s2ngsr VA sys % LOUISVILLE aud
WHITE q BucHASAS 81 Falion street
Jays sIRoIhEa BROS, Agents, as poydrA' street.
~ The new, elegant, fast running passen-
u'l 5sfnoiin'' i'rdings Tiils Evening =! eeesk.
l'2' WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
9.s~ The swift running passenger steamer
GEM Capt Bards PARIS viii leave o. MEMPHIS all aerc-
pes vii ll1aso be IA readiness At the above hour.
JAP wHTg BucllASAN,s1 Fulton street
Ee~ Consignees of the following goods. per
hat NASHUA Join H. Moimsr MASTER from Ph',d,phir vii
taa gtoen s.e' Ba q Liey endorsed he psehargug tnr
w dmont wish outside, s8g bags RIO Cifse ia-
Wond VITA outside" sg RE- Coffee and C. p Dbl.
i"n.i J'L AsilBRlbGE * co., s. So. CHARLES street.
7sc~ The bark NASHUA, Capt John H. Nlorti-
o III t Tiiis NOR M Sirga a. ia'
'-e receipt o. tsr goods tbe Lvs, ,Aey VIII be
Isas5 I'm Asnpepee 4 co., So st. Charles street.,
1s5i~ NorlcE;-Neithss Captain nor Consig-
3an4 JOIN lo1LEt 20 Bank Place
Eu- NoTroE--No bills will be paid by steam
en- nr SWIM MISTER ). Fa,s ' .i'ae .'' dsai W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


ID.
,.,n,s trsa Esrg trolgt. y ,se Liverpool ,.snaer Of nd
A., 1r,r,.tt.a tSo Gotta Nla,s All Ii,rff a, ty
s. v, rsssra pr tbs oaq a4args Of .a moment br
as Fair Mobile of "a D. til, ,s, q, The vel, wen 800
800 bale, B v barely 800 we're .atn for ,,eu.io1 and =.
ra rs quotation, follows Fair Orleans 81, Mia
d-g At' ~ Far Mobile aoi upsads d ADD AuldIng do s%d
70 -' sl's 70 zoe faAe' 'i biead'tlHs ~'r no,
- I"-s isP s - e'a' 81 % si ana II C9in Of
y q, ,, ~ y. tI va qoo''a a. ~ % sud ONO a.
20 F-'' '' -, llAf'et' F"'"'n' were slated
go AZ, Lara ~ W'' aannA 4ao'Au9n At COS = rTt
49, .s, ~ lshSy'' ana va fais 81 interest sd
+n4l ' y Y % 1 -''As a'i'' '1say deelhfd fl-'e
aeov bad 'er' Eject a 7lr 'rk''. bot their pp5eA'a
l"i s ''' ~ - "a thursday l'of1ag We
49,, '19-. 80 ~ ~, FL =. - , l' 70 we
~ +'o. i'.s VI III ~, ys,'' 70 Per asP'r'ars the 'as'
C9' N- " | 't' oAs as demand non, NE
iil ','.- - ,,. I, 'l'.l pressing 'hel
t- 20 as, -NAa i'f 'f'1--
i ,5 1 ~ $50 ,'sa X ~, o '.,l..,'
~. -, ,... -. -. .-. -, ~ 50 80, IN, =
.f'-s'.- -. ~ H.. @ 20 go ' AZ '''
-. - -. tt',' ' p
80 - ~, u ~ 'I1'F i"'' q Ng
"'t1'' ' -is a' s'A-'' nave ''unusa
= 'l - ii''l1' 'll'A VINE ~''' N'At''' Dbl nave
o. v.ry .,-n Lrs'y,
GI'N-4ae Cotton elAfke' 9feaea % saturday WtA qe a
rssas - 800 ing e''1y 9t " ' psssp,'.' Aa ~ sf
$500 bal '' r.. 49,, I'M, 80
.,l.i ,,a ~, IA y MI ~
t,'1l. 'l,' si'.. ~, ,s, , "a ,'
i7u- g. .t-r.-, 81. 49,. -. ". ~ ~ -.
S>a o. '.1i2 l,, .-,. way ~ ~ o y. ='1 o
y b. God Mttlns, w. ~ -. - -.
wslae'iay e9ws'eH 81 .lao - - = gss,5, t' s1
Go t1aa fs2aal ana i4s le, btn b, s,isr s mn
r4-.af tHa t4v7u' isy' tie N- - - H. 49, r -
r1at.u o. lhufstay Win lhs 49, .,.,st. M, i,s ~
else aqary continued soo' and j. '' - 49, - s,
change ilHn Of 10 pfFes' aes' II
t-.s'F and 4ay DO go asi=a Tere 4sPo -
gasllss. The sabes o. the wee @ | w 80 ~
T6s receipts a' tie week efe a'fss p'l', s -,1
if-rtazp 'i LOST ycaf and ias Total 'sssf " 20 -
sp.uibsr H1vr 1esa ia'ia4 sales iS1A V9a''' " " ~
fqN5vs, -. ..,r r, 49,. %, &c trt,.,41oN
"N" - - ~ Zu4,is-va#, I6faloz
1IiI., +. n ...........au @
M84los. .ses "a GGo4 Far .,...'-'.''
a Mdlws,.''..'.''s7se ,,2'' ''' : 'as'''''''
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
ClrTss-h4es TgsACeo--lhdt
Etgk band Soy. T. ls5-,- ''sss- , 80 4''''a
E..ss'' iss lasJsa a.se
lhH's96 ~, 7N@.7
tzror''i p ~ i. -ssi4, '' ll.4
''',@' -
glora CA hand .ls1Tod. 4'i4
at eco " r,,z ia rf sqrers fAe5 .aruy week
vss l,esysr ,ger. oa private terms. understand
~, bs-s an terms III Indicate decline
tss n .,s.s ttr Il. os nes-n6sr Tic week
s.,. bs4- Low ADMITTED At B., a Alssou County
new p Of SKA on Monday 50 hid, at -; an Wednesday
IN two 'gl at - ,as ass+4l, for The week o1s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
SQUARES AND LOTS OF GROUND fronting

~ Filnif o. inc railroad Depot,
FOR SALE.
FOURTEEN LOTS or GROUND square Ne esa Grants psa,
fronting larkson, josephine and Howard
EIGHT LOTS 9ss Grants PLAN Howard and 10
ssphiue Streets aud GsFmey's Canal,
EIGHT LOTS No Grtnt plan, fronting Fulton
Gofmley's CanAl and Jossphhe street.
FIVE LOTS fronting Jackson street between Fulton Avenue and
Ellen
SEVEN LOTS fronting Fulton Avenue, between Jackson
phine
rw0 ors fronting Josephine street betv Eneu aud
Fulton Avenue.
-FOUR LOTS Apollo street. between Jackson nd Philip streets
The above lot. lumber, will be sold separately
block aAd being the immediate vicinity OF the Railroad De-
pot offer grea, nductn for capitalists and others to invest
ES- For sale by JOHN PURCELL,
fa1asI X TaPEan baet EpuFthD istrif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
4 RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLpHE--The

A RRlVAE OF MADAME AD0hPHE. The
original unsu aed and justly celebrated Madame ADOI rl.E
Aknoycdeed greatest sYAPATtlsT in tie wvId,
ani ne saa distinguished lady who
veationA the and the pTosen as the correct
% we uaEe sleh nieass excitement England En
lai cities 81 the United stateshat
YIN coaiy Diamond BIoael, and Daniel Webster with Iei1J
sung p" IN Newrean and Aettrrn
eda Hotel eofaer 81 TcloupitoUlas and Julia fpate
trance "a julia street, nah door from Tehoupcuas she
viii inf al about the PAST PRESENT FUTURE they
married not and when what lady husband they Will
business Of description.
Mysterious and aos impossible her appears she comes
BY blghly respectable with lnnaneIahle
eilhaalea Of acknowledged extraordinary power skill
others practice.
~ Zoe from ss according how they wish
40 u theyoe cupy, nos21 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

LIST or VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

In First District
INANAPer Hurdle sons bOs! 100000 bs bulk pork u ibis 40
ags Nrd owner on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES Managers,
Luplo s, = P1.:s cS X ., rs.s, 9 las p
~ sS' st " si y w. sa ss9 ~. s.s
tg ~ IhH ain e T. i' ~ 2 70 gT.Sf :,
sIiLIrSGEs @ANTEb Foa cIiiroasi VA.
~ idaan IA TfiiOy ald wr liuneos sszaxsd
ST CHARLES THEATRE Mr.. Lynne begs
= as' As 81 BENEFIT "a ssctsaa. l ;ak
10 SA ~ @2fAsis Ir arss lssir aiaAbe .a viii
make heir turing The present 'easn as isy leave for
sss q pr9rn,d ,a .ass.fs pig d ~
soAH nv " L]ns PsI.ssIiis' W.
IL u e. ' ss. y D Js & Hep ~ .1se,
@isfa'; Ian AZ Gcsros II; L5Sas. issss
ORLEANS THEATRE-saturday Evening,
zI,s,1 9Ieri u a,ee a., y f~lnii eaiiisi NORMA
w MaaIa 90 q Tie splendid grand opera b Nsyers',
~ Perform sase o s5amnes at quarter to o'clock
pLACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street
L, gs. az o. sG =, 1sY ~. :. s s Lts
sragf q gps' r,s 2, soiersd p-r. 70 :sa1 Gallery q e
led lola MorTEZ ~ BtvARlA-Kng Mr. Ba Baca DfAoei
M . ai5o 9a Ie aL Nm H De sstoa ssss
fldij MHs lola Mosaeg Dnehss. Ms Rows q9sen Mn HI
A MEXICAN THEATRE. Admission, Dress
LAST !! kgSKELs SSaTIS
s.sf FLOYD p NJ Pa ''' JOINT
20 The CREATES, Bl offered BY E,aiopisu Minstrel
~ Observe the bills n The day. - -
iass1 JOHN r FORD Agsn,.
nAN RICES MUSEUM-Now open EVERY
The LARGE -FOUR STORY BRICK BUIDiN No. I9I ST. Csrl>l
sretTiss establishment has been fitted without regard
| j xsTTRa SFRIosY foaoIo ~
sod COSCOOGY for Louisiana, which snail RIVAL ANY COLEc
TON IN The WORLD.
the pofrstor
u ueh Novel Amusenenis W0ks Of Art Science and sch
thsF matters Of pnbiis interest As the
The Csiohrad MODEL OF THE CITY Of SAN FRANCISCO By
Merriam Picture q BELSHAZZERS FEAST, CHI
NsE FAMILY Of tbs Eoysl Blood Of tie Celes;a
e ghisitaH.
~ Adrnistanes cents. Children price. i-u7s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29
EDUCATION.

DUBLIC SCHOOLS, First District. The
Board q Isessrs q Des will elect prsep.l q
@ Psdidx stoal whose vii N Yea,
Tie Csns TeaebeTz VII the faaop
every FRIDAY EVENING, ooct SUPERINTENDENT Room
- ity Hall. Applications nsde writing
sSAIR keq Superintendent " H. PETERS Eq Secretary of
ne ear No. l7ty Hail. Psron applying present
iar without farter notice .nfs al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

passenger packet SOUTHERN EILE Capt NJ White
ING O'clock SMITH FIMlsTER ~ Poydras street anqe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

INIpORrs

HULL, ENGLASDPer hhip Queen Victoria ss5 tspz COS. AZ go
fst ~ ek lihseed oil I'd Muiovel20 bbbls % Fenne
1tAkLEsfoNPsr bark Cherokee: iies etc, Levy
2 frnnel W'il kawi0s &coif z "
--bfG9ks 4 RGnd1ph-Gi u LOgan-orieT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

OTIS OF GROUND In THE FOURTH DIS
ATRCT subscriber the following VALUABLE
LOTS OF GROUND, situated the Fourth District Of
the most favorable either for cash long credit
FOUR LOTS Washington between Fulnn and Ghipr streets
TWO LOIS on Warrington, corner u Clehnn street
LOTS
TEN LOTS ON Camp, between Seventh and Eighth Streets
one LOT having 20 feet trout on evee aud Water and situated bot
sa1apAU and Fs streets,
TWO LOTS Of Philip and Jersey streets.
TWO LOTS Of Firft aud Jersey
THREE lots corner Of Felicity Road Liberty streets
SIN LOTS Pleasant Chesnu treets,
Dryadrs lg0 on Andrew
FOUR LOTS Fulton, between Washington Fourth
TWO LOTS econd between Bacehus and Dysdes
ONE LOT corlerO Magazine and Eighth streets.
TWO LOTS on FOURTH between Fulton and Chippewa
ONE LOT ST. Mary between Nayades and Apollo
TWO LOTS On ST. Andrew, between Nayaes and Apollo
ONE LOT on Fourth, OF Magazine street.
ONE LOT corner Of jackson and Chippewa streets.
ONE Lon on Jersey street opposite Clay Square.
Ianss iw JOHN PURCELL u JaoEsoL SIS Fourth District
FETEXAS LAND FOR SALE or EXCHANGED
u FOR CITY PROPERTY.
ONE TRACT OF 4Ie the Psfdnnles River IS miles
fredericksburg, Gillespie county.
ONE TRACT Of 1880 the river Llano Gillespie county.
ONE TRACT Of 1915 the river Lame Gillespie county.
ONE TRACT Of $50 The Lano Gillespie county eight miles
mouth Of Hickory Creek.
ONt TRACT Of $40 on the Nueces River Bexsr county.
ONE TRACT OF as9 On Nashs Creek Guadalupe county.
TWO TRACIS OF $40 In Gillespie county,
THREE TRACTS Of 100 in Gillespie county.
t All the above tracts land located
Ting Of the Stathe stock and wheat
principally valley SOIL
Gillespie principally
Of Grtmaas and Fdercknrf the county
place, and contains 5000 inhabitants All titles fully uan
ilad.
land for 81 acre OF exchange bon
IN cry property or negroes. JOHN PURCELL,
lamps ~ - Jackson street, Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

1sf- The new, elegant, fast running passer
traner ILLINOIS Capt Smiheyf will leave oy 81 ioCls AZ
u'l Intermediate landings TfIIS EVENING At 4 O'clock
Ii2F WHITE \ BUCHANAN 81 Fulton gtrset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

AE AuAME LEWIS This Celebrated Philoso-
lfl PIER AS TRoLOGlSr and PHYSloGNoNSr, Of
s oRAcs OF FATE respectfully niors the Ladies
Genemu NswOans removed from her
Magazine SBT STREET Ees
wh, consulted those desiring information
FAST. PRESENT ani FUTURE EB Consultation 81 oetS an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

ztss- The new and light draught regular
passenger packet Steamer STORM SRtzs viii leave for CAM
DN aud al intermediate findings THIS EVENING o'clock
hgg SMITH A FfAiSTER, vi Poylras straat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

- 2 > NJ ''7'V I01I1IIIIIs FUo4tHHVT oTtHIHt
GEM Capt burietj Paris will leave Or MEMPHIS and all interim
dat landings THIS DAY o'clock Passengers and IL
Iatr vii IleNgo be readiness the above hour.
lh4g WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Ds@- The new, light draught passenger
BELLE KEY Capt Ksv viii eay. 81 Louisville ssl
n'orreed.att landing ms EVENING At 5 O'Clock
lnl9 SMITH a FfaSTER, 2s Poy,lraa sircet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29


Belle Key Key from Louisville
hatcher No tahthrrs from ardT Times,
America, johnson, from Nashville.
Southern Belle, White, rom Millken's Bend.
tuntsvlle, Pel, from Tennessee River.
Orleans, Bragdon, hon Mobile.
Sydonia, Johnston FRONT psi0usas
Gpsey, IRE, from Baton x
Fashion, Fagot. from bElze.
Moses brentwood, Thomas. from ArkAbsns Riyet
Texas, Crook, from htnden
Cofnpr0nis-, Cooper, from Shreveport.
Towoat AbgoS Saxon Duncan
18th inst chip Cromwell lark CabOnybot 80
Che yokee and brig Denmark
Towbost Whitney, the 70
AID inst ships Saml Badger and Heradbo snip Queen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

sbipa MdleseI Fiye waiting on til
Noant
the river coming Seven atps the tAr bound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

fIFTV
ALLAN TIC CAPT B0hnger, VIII iar LOUISVILLE and nsrs
d,Hte l4utln 70 THIS ENENGNg, AZ O'Clock,
WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 F1lion street
Jays S1ROTHER BROS. Agents as PoydrAs str eel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship fInns Field, Crowsl, for Li~erpol p Wbitnty 6o
Ship Vsnense, Layenssix, for IiAefs NV Bazttr
ship Gen Barry Sengry. Liverpool TC jenkins eAeo
Ship Statesman, Wait FOR HAVE, Whitney Aoo
BARK Sarah StelSl Nichols Tor Bosos, Foad1k &oa
span brig SaAGs, Fsurrh ior B4reelona Pugy Pug
span polaer9 doin. Alsa for Rafesleua Pug Mir
big Mary Eiiza5eh, Mcconnell fsyaha LssIarre
Bark Aurora, Grqsly, fEr boston u NJ Harrison AGO
sehr North Wstsrl aers, Sabine Pass, q Wcthsn.
eenr ss0rHssz, v rriir, fgr Brazos, o NiekhsG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

b9t NASHUA go,n H. Mcrimsr MASTER from phsde phir
tEaH5 gaaht te Bulls Vi Laimg endorsed Bschargg
flag Lessee Otherwise thss will We arpensa and M
ua dmont with outside, btgs RIO Catfas u ia a III
moud outside t bsgs Riu Coffee; T. one bb fa
en.l II. AsllBBlbGE & CO., 81 50. Charles street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

Tng MATCH RACE Al LoEG lsLAND-The New
York tpers give glowing description Off the match
race mile heats. which came of over the Long Is
land course. On he Goth inst, between T. z. ORA
pers c. .. Logan, and W. II. Gibbons b. f. by Lin
care, for parse c. $1,000. The attendance con
s;e:!as tie weather, was qai:e large, and the bet
ting before the start about even. The first heat was
pronounced a dead one ty the judges, the time of
wA.ch was III. The second and third heats were
w9a with ease by the colt IN l.53-2.Ol-2 logan
the winner ofthis race, was trained by Capt John
Re-alr, Of Henrieo county, Va, and Is said to be
cit Of great power well as speed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

TIE MISSISSIPPI DoNDs.-PRoFosED MODE OF
SETTLEaiEHT.-Mr. H. 4. Johnson, of the ir1a of
Gilbert, Coe & Johnson. Of New York who obtain
ed the verdict and affirmation of the High Court Of
appeals OF the State OF Mississippi in the case of
the Union Bank bonds, it is said has offered on be
half of the bond holders, liberal settlemets He
proposes that the bonds, with the interest accrued
thereon, shall be taken up, and new bonds issued
payable in fifteen, thirty, fortyfve and sixty years;
that the bonds issued for the interest now due
bear no interest for three years. after which, the
interest to he charged on them as On the principal
Heis also willing to take a tax Of one-iourth of one
per cent. the assessed al calorea value of such
real ana personal properly Of the State as is now
subject taxation believing If will Hquidate the
entire debt in sky years; il not he viii grant
further extension.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
Yv1.ow FEVER ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alt

Z re Pa:rivt OF wednesday evening says:
re have reliable private Information that there
teys 5ecn many more cases Of yellow fever in Phil
al. yhia than the Board OF Health kas reported
e respectable physician stating to another that he
ii.sseli had five Gases OF Sunday las. The latter
=. siciaa,r our informant that he had two cases
ard TIA, tc feared II was spreading 30 Tar how
ever. the .cye! was confined TO the neighborhood of
tie pace at which i first appeared: but he feared
}. Was -prcading+ as some cases had occurred a
considerable distance from it. Being 50 late in the
season. i had not excited much alarm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

TOR HiRE.-Two young negro women,
IL just from the country accust omed to nursing and
general house work.
Also, excellent male house-servant ard email
boy, as general laborer. Appiyt TO
WM. GOULDIN,
Sc Zl-3t General Agent. Governor 81 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
EDUCATION

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ on CHURCH HILL, Richmond Va. by T. JE-
TER GEORGE.-Ihe design of this Schosiis to i'm
part such instruction TO boys is necessary fer the
common business OF life, prepare them for igh
er senlinaries of learning.
Tue School viii open the last Monday in Septem-
Der, and close in July, IN a new building which is
be erected for the purpose, the corner of Grace
ard oath streets.
TERMS, (peyable quarterly, in advance)
For common English Branches .................S3 $50
For English Branches, Higher Mathematics Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin, Greek, &c. 10
No deduction, except IL cases ofprotracted illness
REFERENCES.
Rev r. r. C. Howell, d d Prof II. ]. Christian,
L. Manly, Jr, Geo. Z. Dabuey,
= J. B. Jeter, D. D., - /. Turner
r. Ryland, 3. Puryear,
- Il. Ford, Nj TIL J. Evans,
Dr.. W. II. GwathIney, Mr. J. NJ. Murray,
Mr.. Jas Thomas, u, Mr.. A. H. Sands
Sc 22-I2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
sells ' G6DD1N L AppERsoN Aue.g
REAL EsTATE ON 13Tl

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 18TH
AND 5TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th of Oc-
tobeT, 1858, upon the premises, commencing at the
hours hereinafter named the following valuable Real
Estate, viz: The Brick Tenement on the east line of
l3:h street between Main and Cary streets now &C.
cnp.ed by Messrs. Harreys & Burgess, fronting %
feet, running back 90 After which will be sold
the very desrably located private residence on the
west Ene OF 9Th, between Franklin and Grace streets
now in the occupancy of A. Robinson, Jr. ESQ
fronting q feet 9Th street, running back 40 feet
The position of the first described property with re-
ference to business purposes and the location of the
latter as private residence, recommend the same to
the attention Of capitalists to those in search of
desirable dwelling in genteel neishborhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, ~ ana Is
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
The sale will commence al o'clock, with the
former and at O'clock with the latter described pro-
perry. GODDIN APPERSON. Z
Sc 10 Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

BENNETT BEERSi Drugslsts,
Nc. l25 Main street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists III this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles foI So apl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

FATAL REHcoNrRE-A despatch dated New Or
leans, Sept q says: Intelligence from Texas states
that it reported that Major Arnold, conemandant at
Fort Worth, had been killed by Dr.. Steiner, the
Fort Surgeon, n personal encounter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EX-
w CURSiON TO THE SLASH COTTAGE
the YOUNG GUARD, Captain Johu H. Richardson
having made an arrangement with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, will make grand
MILITARY and CIVIC EXCURSION to the SLASH
COTTAGE, Oh FRIDAY evening, the SO Septen-
Der
The Corps will be accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS ard C0TiLLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion.
The Cars Will leave the Depot at o'clock, P. M
Persons not enabled to leave at that hour, viii have
the privilege of going by the o'clock train. Re-
turning the excursion train will leave the Cottage
about O'Clock. Those desiring TO remain longer
can take the mail train in the morning.
ESr- ADVERTISEMENTS viii be furnished at City
Prices.
TICKETS, fer the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
IL No charge for Ladies.
Tickets to be had of any Member of the Company,
at the Dept. Sc ltd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
TELEGRApHIC NEWS
Mr. EVERETT AND CUBA. -DEMoCRATIC
NONTN ArfoN

BosToS, Sept a2-Ihe papers of this city pub.
lish letter from Mr. Everett to Lord John Rnsseu
II reply TO the iateFs note in regard to Cuba Mr..
E'ereitf letter very severe, and ably defends.he
Fosition assumed in his note of December last
The Democratic State Convention of aassaebu.
sets, has nominated Mr. Bishop for Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
LATER FROM TEXAS AND NEW NEyyco

LATER FROM TEXAS AND NEW NEXICo.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22s-Later advices from
Texas confirm the death Of Major Arnold. He
was killed By the fort surgeon il duel.
Governor Merriwether, with portion of Gen.
Garland's command, had arrived at Santa Pc
American and Mexican troops were concentrating
along the Rio Grande