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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-09-24

Ess Ale and Porter.
. DOZssAle and Porter in pts. and qts.;
AZ 60 bags fine Rock Salt for table use:
80 boxes Winchester and N, York No. i Soap:
2 boxes layer Raisins. fresh; -
80 dez. Gordin's Smoking Tobacco;
10 boxes nesfo Tobacco;
1000 lbs, Loaf and crushed Sugar;
3 | doz. Cracknel Biscuits; in store and for
sale by
jy23 HART, AUSTIN & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-09-24

Cooking Stoves.
nTCGRAIN's justly celebrated patent air tight
1xl Cooking Stoves; a stove that every Family
should use. just received and for sale by
jy23 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-09-24

ElFTY kegs Waymoth cut Nails;
l. go bbls fresh Lime; 90 bales Hay;
Corn, Oats and Bran-in store aad for sale By
Je1S HART, AUSTIN & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
FOUR
ala!s' Express: S SeSss n
Third Ian-t,laboroagh Train, o'clock
The are with heavy @I,lh p ="
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
coa r "a ssPs sSS, 4 2:o.
sas assy S5t @s ssa and
sS'f f1"i a
Buffalo and Albany and New York city Railroads. aud at Baao wsS
Niagara Falls Railroad, New York. Boston, Niagara Falls osle6
qfs " H sTs %sEG s %
Magma slR od ' s s go I'D b. a.
Toor n Elsre.s oces
Isnd with Lake Shore Rso.d pupkik and Buffalo, connecting
New Ss BY S ana a1d s,y and Niagara Falls Railroads
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
eos1.snr E & snS Ga
hurgh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia
Through from Cincinnati to Philadelphia Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
Fhss Express a, o'clock and Second Train
with Central Ohio HalrosS q zaSeys Connecting viz OHIO Stage
Gaa sa s s
s0 ha n at 81 etuoa l y
Ohio Rsoad to Zuesve connecting with Ohio Stage cOmpans
''''' HlLLsBoRoUGH
H Ta with OH: ss i 70 P
ton, etc.
From York Albany
From G@ennn New Ycii Lake Buffalo and 10 ~
From cnea"a . New Yei Lake to Buffalo, Is 90
FROM Se IS sss' sG ID 90
From nc Cincinnati q BosSn % Lake Steamers and New York 30 90
City and New York and Enc Roads :,.,:...... 10 90
From esaaa Boston steamer Buffalo, Iban; Is 10
An additional charge dry Niagara Falls and shove 10 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

Tue IMrREoNEr NrGHTISGALE.-A peasant
one day went to the mansion of distinuished
man. There he heard . bird sing in gilded
cage. He drew nearer TO It, and beheld It was
. nightingale. With feeling Of sadness he
LEANED upon his staff and listened
Presently the servant of the rich man came
to him and said cat what dost thou wonder.
and wherefore standest thou here musing thus l''
al wonder" answered the peasant, I. that
your master can bear to hear that sad COM
plant of the imprisoned bird in its splendid
hAbtation."
"Thou fool!" replied one of the servants.
'does the song Of the nightingale seem sad to
thee in thy fields and groves ~
"Not So" answered the peasant, sstherc, on
the contrary, it fills my soul with joy and ad-
miration."
END are its notes different here ,. asked
the man, with q smile Of mockery,
aCertainly,n replied the peasant. Our
! nighdr8ales, amid branches covered with leaves
and blossoms, proclaim the praises of reyiyipq
mature; they sing beneath the azure sky the
song Of liberty, and over their brooding mates
the notes of love-" Ia
At these words the servants laughed scorn.
fully, and called the peasant q simple clown.
But the peasant held his peSce, and returned
TO his cottage and his. fields. Mrs st. Simon
Tn AaE or CoxrLrMENTs Seemingly ever,
body = getting 50 very polite to every body els,
en"rKr8SoSA nAAHB 10 DC alIn0st Impossible Io
two or three persons to get together without
nesting Of two being got up to present the thir,
with testimonial. II steamboat goes on ,
rather lengthy. voyage, there is sure to be
party mustered to pass fattering resolution
expressive Of confidence II the captain, although
the ship may have gone several hundred mile
out. Of its way, and there may have been ,
variety Of other disagreeable contretemps
Tho absurdity of testimonial giving ha
reached such a height that we may expect it Il
go still higher before it finally topples over, ant
we shall not be astonished to hear that tw,
persons riding together in Hanson cab hav,
formed themselves into meeting for the pur
pose of presenting the driver with new last
to his whip, or some other appropriate " testi
monial." When we hear Of votes of thanks
having been passed in favor of the commander
of steamer across the Atlantic, We feel that
the difficult navigation of the Thames would
warrant the presentation Of piece of plate
say a toothpick-to the captain Of the penny
Pink, or the half-penny Bee, or the two-penny
Citizen If steamboat passengers are to come
to complimentary votes, what reason can there
be why omnibus passengers should not vote one
of their body into the chair, and record series
of resolutions in honor of the driver for his
able and impartial conduct ON the driving sea,
or the conductor for his uprightness on his foot
board EPunch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
Spring AND SUMMER c-----r-

NJ DsON
DAILY EXPRESS ST LOUIS AND ALToNo1 and ss,s1 Maads-
February rs, the above Express will 81 Iouis d,
an s ia ~ charge Of Packages Parcels
pIais and Accounts collected promptly, Goods or prore
""" S"nnhssioh buhihess Tran
tas Line g Canv Springfield and all points on the
% he Alton and Sangammon Railroad and na, irond
the usual way. s 80" "iu'd ~ pours IN advance OF
attention Of Merchants and requested to this ar
ll2s ,SSsiSPf y 1 RITt Senl;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
Worlds SAFE Con,panu.

Vie attentlon OF the public IS called to the
~ utility and superiority Of these Safer Safes
30 made on an entire principle We frlt form
made from Tonghtron pas which
aiaen chilling liquid
abe TO the ehae drill capable OF reng hlowsof
sledge To the scientific, II
Mehsn abe leaves bol.s straps Q.
niou with perhaps less effort
put Mother can the burning element make
We hesitate not saying that these Safes
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS The only really ysa.
bles We further there tbe popusY
Sales Bank FEultsnow muse They all the work
often broke into, Perisnee has demonstrated.
TINS Company
BANK VAULTS Of varioussres for Banking
Firms vduas Of which
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks,
A'ampie ofthe aboys Safes and Loek Day Nevo
PsIsuioPt Bank Lock W. w. Wss No
kic' &c aETTEfs Agent. C,mp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
E,OR BALTIMORE, WASHING .s.,s-..:st:sEs,

H. ToN PHIL AuELPHIA AND NEW YORK ~. -
an EAT THO UGRLE FOR the EIST|-bALilMo AND
Wheeling TO Baltimore and conhenns with
ihs Washngtpu Baneh the Junction. (a-y called hS
miles from Baltimore and VIA ms fhHePa,
ms Baltimore Railroad 70 Philadelphia
The Of the ao are now uy com
petg aud a. condition, presenting one o. the
ctueslue i0uiea the world Tue care
comfort and safety Of Passengers Is ouatahy ~ e
OH an. ard Agents Of Company, there s no safer road The
the reports oil Interested anu unsruPe-
ou.s Of other routes the contrary.
The peudid Of the Union Line from LlNs'
and tho AZ
baltimore, Washngtop, fhAphla etc.,
NAV i had on Wan Widen, Boat Agen and falton NswS,
Of the Union Line OILY ioue
The Louisville daily Tor Whesns where
aud bsggnge carefully transferred the In
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily ats quarter
ard Cumberland, (2Ol miles
two ous there (sso mlssl At daylight ne nsli
with early Mashlngn luh
trains making passage through from Wheeling % An twenty
hours, including stoppageu. ,,,v chr ppsT =.
vii fail Observe that tis Inc SiIi H ~
veil a. Of the mostut eas4nt the Esst.
agAs. the Eastern points Waout
auerrsd the ~ ahnson .s
Junction. Philadelphia at BALTIMORE Nlot eHa chsiSs.
Travellers allowed ample time and iP0riuhy At AL Paa " '1
their meals. 4.
Louisviu) Baltimore with tie privilege Of pg over
Tie route 1919, Washington slO 70 Philadelphia s 10 De had
the Agent AHoys, UsLf pt,.,.t
Wheeling to Baltimore h u 10 to FhAl
( phta o. Washington ~ 50. go. .,..---- -.
gers Wheeling Of CounhuH and AAneaVe oo
FEhs BY this sale direct and speedy me
(Which prepared business VII b taken ~ o~
other All property carefully handled and delivered
! good order.
No. 10 CONNIE rea sl'ect, eornef OF Pine
snai WA. PARKER, General sup"rnshdent bslunofe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
1--WE HUNDRED WORMS EXPELLED

Real the following statement from respectable Druggists OF TIVE
surprising Effects Of B. A FANESToCkS UNkUALED NERM
FUGE
OGDBSsBuRss. ~ Y, January 10. 1883.
MessrH. A. FATNESToCk CuGentemen Matthew Clark,
Of the Ls-on b. Lawrence Coz
New York be le girl Old, 10 whom he
three Of b. A. FAHNEsT0CkS VERMlF U in three
hours the the day she pased nj
tims SEVENTEEN, another NINETEEN WORMS About
O'Clock the following night she passed the incredible buhy c!
FIVE HUNDRED ard TWENTY-FIVE, mnting in all, FIVE HUN
DRIED less than twelve hours He said
perfectly astonhed such Of Worms from child O
her ard that he counted them anrtey Very peetu,
JENNER & RANDALL, Druggists.
LIZ Wholesale by sl the principal Druggists and
Merchants throughout the United o2l d4Slm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

for the round trip between Baltimore and Ecos Nua ~ %
Baltimore and Relay House 81 Gus
trip procured before enierug NE cars
be made by the conduetoan
the -
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and $3.50 p NJ
p. NJ.
On Sundays at dis A and 6.i0r.a NJ.
Washington Sundays at 6 A. NJ. and p NJ go,
BALTIMORE and the second and uIh
washiugon Express Mail TRAINS stopping ony ~
Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction. BY order A.,
jy2s 3m J. 7. kNSLAND' AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

A VlS.-Conformement un ordre de fhonor-
able Quareme Milo
1888 les de
application de Ia VILE pour
rue Bnechns jusqu'a public
rue estimation se equitable dis benehccs
nen ntefees dams les tee requ ouverture
de In de pubque douuan PAR ptssene
sohnes qua dispose Ia te estimation
sess.meni plan pour ppscion intsree
que de Ia de estimation dit
par les soussguss de d qaRtrmc de dtct de Ia Nile Or
eonhrms TOus
don't les os nersts sernt es devren dans les q ou E
sllvront Ia dniere publication do la
dite eour leu
sent reconerer sur estimation tee ps
laquele aurat obi
sent ionlees Preparation dix
publication edssls pour rapport
p r. PHILIPS,
C. W, WILSON,
ocs u.s. % 10 2d nov. GERALD FARRELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE In conformity with an order of
the honorable District Court Of New Orleans dated
Ssi june 1853 the subsche appointed BY s said
Court the application the New Orleans for he opening
Baehus street Coffee for public aud for thu Of
making Just and equitable and Of the damages
and bcnena TO the other Interested
the and and premises required this opening of said public street.
do hereby notify all Interested that they have deposited
81 me sad estimate a,se.sen with plan thereto annexed with
the Clerk Of the said the OF whomsoever
and that the report has been
presented 10 the said Fourth District Court Of New Orleans for eonfT
nation according to law.
Any whose rights may hereby
state especially their objections the writing and deposit
them the hands q the Clerk of said Court within ten DAYS after the
last publication Of this tina,
reconsider the estimate and the thereto
and alter the they deem between the
praton Of said the last publication Of
and the day above mentioned fixed making reports thereof
?. ?. PHILIPS,
@. WILSON,
octs. is. % to Cd GERALD FARRELL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29


public the advantage OF two last Daily mai ilna'
Lf.yx
New York and NJ Phladephha ~ Pm and Pm.
Z ANA
and and 81 Warrington AZ ana IL Am and
and 1F'y and 81
az NJ and IN fredericksburg At u and
shurv All ~ Richmond NJ NJ and
Riesmoud AZ NJ aud an. PceburF at 5r.s and 81
,s,,l,nrg Z plM, and Weldon md u
Weldon II and p NJ. Wilmington AZ An anu VIM
Wilmington GS0rM lohasles'on ~ AM
re ,hs abov cbedue 1t will perceived that passengers going
souih leaving New York at M philadelphia at ~ rH
AZ raaeh Charleston 8 u IN Two uhys BAIT
more the steanboa passing dowa the Potomac
in view OF Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Washington from Baltimore By the ln o.
NJ ~ NJ. have the advantage o. rest IN
on steamboat and IN with
the Richmond krbuk and
Potomac Railroad Wilmington, NJ CO. IN ~ houfs from
Washington, time to lodge the second night ,,,
advantage Of reaching Chars.oa e. the shortest po'ee time
resting his journey without ineung much de-
avoiding risk Of serious delay In tho event
breach Of connection at any point ill.,. \. Ii,
Onbuses provided hs line by which
conveyed through fhadeiphs hal
nore Arlington Richmond and Petersburg nee All and
accompany travellers BY th route te "hoie ds
tanrs b.tW New orka and Charleston, S. G.
Passengers Charleston point south OF Wa ngton will
have er baggage checked Washington, and hene aaon
U For fr,her Information and "hrough ekes" ply New
YORK al The New Office Of Liberty firr In Phil
asIph at the Phsdephs and Baltimore Raltohi oes, or on
baltimore at the Southern Ticket Or, adjoining the Warrington
nA''"'' i'eA ' ~ STOCKTON 4 FALLS.
fv9s Al, h.. kREBS, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

DENNSYLVANIA RAIL -Ez-afzzlsss.5zl -.
IL RoAD-NoTicE TO EASTERN IRA x.ii,--t. kH3&
NkLEKsA Continuous Railroad from CHEN ELAN
WOOSTER, MAsSlLLoN ALLIANCE ONO, ANDCHfCAGo IL.
LIMOS, PHILADELPHIA VIA PENNsYLy MA d.
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Through rom Cincinnati Philadelphia In IS hours,
Through from Cleveland 10 Philadelphia hours.
Through from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia 10
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
AND STEAMBOAT -
F Only en- to Cncinna tlg Louisville; els ST. Louis.
n Boarding and Lodging board
to Cincinnati, t2i Louisville, a3 St. Louis Is.
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
80 50 Columbus
Masslon 10 O0I Toledo
Cleveland 10 DOL Cincinnati, 90
Mansfield and Cfesineli oOlChiesgo via NJ S. rs
To Chicago Waukegan, N KenoshA Racine sheboy
gan, WIS., via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad as
Tickets from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore by Railroad
be purchased Of W srRADE gent CINCINNATI And
BY the Steam Packet Line to Pittsburgh thence
Pa'laphla from the Captains board via
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
land, Ohio. ' 49,
On about the middle Of February the will opened
reduced 10 81 hours.
NoT1CEn ofloss the Company themselves reson
ib personal and for exceeding
TttCS. MOORE, Passenger Agent PHILADELPHIA.
1y2s 3m j. MESklMEN, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

"HISKY-300 bbls. Rye, Bourbon and Mo-
w nongahea. CONVERSE 4 co, 81 IehoupiiOuss st, %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
GTEAM COMMUNICATION m -enz.
EARE REDUCED nErwEEN PnnA. .Less

'ARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHIA- x>Frse
DELfHlA AND CHARLESTON, S. C.-The fine ,SIAlElIn
steamship OSPREY S. Bennett commander a,s
Firm Philadelphia, Efon TJa,,ls,,as 1--WE
June lima s.,,s",t
June Scptemb.T Jnns SSsPtehlpet ~
July Juiv 11toppeI
July Is October ~ Juiy 90 1 1e,ot 10
July 80 November Auyust SS.,ooet ~
August Ia Auepst NoNeIpr !!
fNant. 20
ta5e reduced Cabin Passage si5, steerage e.
boilers and large and elegant dining deck with ey %
rangenent that add Of '' "
In Philadelphia ship leaves tbe sans wbeS n. a., r,,
steamships City OF Glasgow and City Manchester al The AL ~
Queen s''''A Nv ahe ioo' Oh
Passage can be secured by letter otherwise ON appIicar IA m
agent, SAMUEL T. PEARCE Valiant stras phng 70 ho
orofE. LlfTLEFlELD Kingsley & Co.'s Express p""'
iy41 BIN Agents in Charleston, S. c. ii y BaR IN %a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29


iae street. Third and Fourth streets,
FURNITURE and CABINET WARE hand for sale manuisc
octls Ives JOHN BkRTcHY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
MEDICAL CARDS.
nR. e. LOCKWOOD, who has had four

years. experience city Practitioner Medicine wish
attend prnriroly icr the future, takes this
Of Inc pubc will with unparalleled sc
ali Feyer ATes Diseases Head Heart Lungs Liver
TunoTs, Sores Ulcers word
ali Of ~ South Also OF complaints called Nene-
rial syphis ID its FORMS 10 al us
tB feonsr residing IN the country and suffering WIN any
either male Ae about the OF the complaint
6y giving me absorption by lette postpaid will receive
stsntbn and be cured II posNbe.
My yea Meeineswi be sent on reesp q, an oSst ana
of IRE Address Dr. r. No ~ VI
:, "a II - ief3 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
OCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss -

a CEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. 50
~ The undersigned having leased these
newly discovered and highly vausbe Mineral Spr1gs,
on them for the reception of visitors on the st Of June
They located five miles Biloxi, Mics Immediate
the shore possessing great advantages for bathing tine
beng fishing etc. They At all seasons
OF the by ne low boats which ply dsy during the
starting from the Lake the Pontoharnn Railroad
The analysis Of the made by Dr. Lawrence Smith, Pro-
ssor Of Chemistry the University Of Louisiana proves beyond
He
Tbe medicinal of these looked for
tny the oxide of hydrogen both which
exist in notable quantities; and is therefore apparent that
alienation
these Asa bath could be applied with much advantage"
Amusenents will ba found tbs place AHoe
psb accommodating about three hundred been erect
ed the proprietor his the hotel
New Orleans viii sufficient that his guests will be
perly ENOCH EyERIrT. js2S N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

q III HUIEL, NEW OItLEAND'- I'D
NesIts. o. BARTELS co. respectfully z5rz1
to their friends and The public generally that this well known
old established has during the Summer, been
completely renovated No has been spared
providing the comfort oi and it will be reopened MON
DAY, October
s City will be solely for the
ion Gentlemen, Ladies and Family Department having
been Discontinued oil d&Wu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

F all Information Through Tickets apply Office
southeast corner Of Broadway and Front sre and al the Depot
Cincinnati. W. A. LATHAM Ticket Agent,
iy3s sm W. W. 6TRADkR General Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
WILLIAM lsELiN Agent HARE
lyss3m MARTINEAU, CRoSKEY Agents. amp ton,
yHNHE BRITISH AND NORTH -f5Fs.


l~os NEF YORK TO INTERCOLLEGIATE Passage fIl0;
7'' '-H' ~ ~ -.
ff Tbs ships from Boston call a HALIFAX
ARAbiA, Cap ain Judkins. AMERlCA, Captain L-teh.
PERSIA, Captain Ryria. EUROPA, Capan shannon
ASIA, Captain f. @ Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone
AFRICA, Captain Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang
The above vessels clear white light
stsboaTd bow, red port bow. 49, y
NIAGARA Long nom BOSTON, Wednesday, July 6.
AFRICA, Harrison, from NEW YORK, "Wednesday July 49,
AMERICA, Leieh, from BOSTON, Wednesday July 90.
AhAblA, Jadkina aom NEW YORK, Wednesday July A.
ASIA, Lott from NEW YORK, Wednesday August To-
NIA5AkA Leitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday August IT,
AFRICA, Harrison, from NEW YORK. Wednesday August "a,
Berhs not secured TIL pad Tor
an experienced Surgeon on board
10 The these Ships will accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie, Jewe Precious Stones Metals un, Bi
Of Ading signed therefor and the therein
jy9s 3m ". CUNARD Rowing c,ao,
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- SfNe.
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Bremen Sa.UlktlIH
he steamers 300 ions a1 1;fI.
MANIA, 1900 teus, will sail as follows. ' A
eFpn,N,, FF5a Bremen, From Hoe York
uAMSa FiA'-''''''' '..''''...,Augustl Septesber1
n'91 IS
rom NewfoTk TO Bremen-First $780, Second
Saoin, tSo.''sor freight passage apply To - ~
STEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND <eES~
~ NEW ZEALAND, via PANAMA AND THE PA. SIIhA4N
now course Of building, this servce the ownS ion
steamships, yars. scte"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
nRNAMENTAL IRON WORK. etc,

~ The undersigned leave his 81 q
ne pablo and paI,salary the palo9a Of the late l
account at Nos IS and s. street the
serpca ofARCHiTECTURAL IRON WORK, ORNAMENTAL We
RANQA6, RAIINGs, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRIDGES,
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS and Of work
ueed for buI5i1g purposes. F+.0
The sl Of the undersigned enables him
usual ~ the public which, with punctuAity prompnasa
IN The execution Of ORDERS he trusts, viii him liberal share
pat onaga. kENJAMIN r X. BENNETT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
STRONG's HOUSE, 1O4 St. Charles -

EfFA
~ proprietor Of this would inform the zEsH1
public that thoroughly repaired Hnd renovated
throughout them with Lodgings by
TIE sight Week Month Situated the centre q business and 10
the Restaurants and places Of il
location visitors business The
which Clean and accessible at all hours At the Bar
" always found the qualities OF WINES and LIQUORS,
TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE Charges
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

EOHN Is. BURGEN has removed his ~sxsEx
al FURNITURE STORE from No, iHio No. sSMAGA- s~
ZlNE STREET, immediately opposite tho Arcade where
Continuance Of the patronage
.--'--A Va y bis friends and the public, Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
u ANToGNINI, Manufacturer of BTLIIArp

ihilfifAh MS ul-
merous CUSTOM
ers aad gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after iiligent re-
searches and un-
merous trials, he
has ingtohtalned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

sHcoSp couEr IF. SCHMIDT Mrs Z, CARPENTER.
Nos. Ii, 1884, Hiss, 11,ls9, 1870
DY VIRTUE of four writs of feri facias to me
by Honorable Jonte, Justice of the
Orleans will proceed 10 sell public auction,
Poydas street No 49, betweee Bonne aud carondD
SATURDAY, October 49, 1858, at 10 o'clock a, NJ
The coneu's Of u BOARDING-HOUsE
Seized in the above Terms the spot.
oil GEORGE +. PEARSON. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29
NTURPHY's HOTEL and RESTAU- a

peor.Thia familiarity Els5E
public will be opened THIS MORNING Monday,
~ The house has theroug hy newly
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1853-07-28

Singular Geological Fact-At Mode
ua in Italy, within circle of four
miles around the city, whenever the
earth is dug, and the workmen arrive
at the distance of sixty-three feet, they
come to bed of chalk, which they bore
with an auger, FIVE feet deep. They
then withdraw from the pit before the
auger is removed, and upon its refrac-
ton the water bursts up with great vio-
lence, and quickly fills the well thus
made, the supply of water being nei-
ther affected by rains or droughts. At
the depth of fourteen feet are found
the ruins of an ancient city,-houses,
paved streets, and masonic work. Be-
low this again is layer of earth and
at twenty-slx feet walnut trees are
found entire, with leaves and walnuts
upon them. At tweniy-eight feet soft
chalk is found, and below this vegets-
bles and trees.