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NOTICE hereby sven holsfn saDcks Of the uniisd
IN described following noes u ~ January last ts,
Of completing NE purchase II tbs aosns berss
nosce rssdss 81 lbs nos
$50 o. said socks odtsed and re-
ceived here prior 70 the FIRST day Of lust nsxss
DEPARTMENT.,
January ., 1855.
Notice hereby holders Of he following
this department prepared - pa
hase the Aatc bes.of ana the ist day o.
ayc amounting h s
al 700 OOs and the Asms hereinafter men
toned,
NAV The certificates, duly assGnsd ~ te untted
states by The asn0snt thsseo must
The receipt whereof,
price Compounded following particulars:
L. The mar value spec3As4 eAch eeT1incsic
q u the loan sshnvssd by hs act o.
July November =. 1865, q = cent on s
Of the authorized BY hs - q e De
~ ths sSssmAhsthe Hsss the 3s'
December ths sob juas, 1855 = 70
Authorized ~ ths ncs n lhs and ~
deaae aiss Of DsesnSs ca'sd 'hs Tsra"
8 nssyss On ~ ~ esAeass o list ofJanaary,
receipt Treasury wh me
allowance lfos the rsasa ne owner, - os1
n addiN8u. -
fsyssns for dae q the Ts@ssIsr q
uied 8a1s ~ Boston, view Tors,
or rhiladePhia, the parties nay dr~rt = ..s.,u.
But enlssed os0s"s :"
actually received - hs Treasury W o'
sara =" ssy :" A"eA "eA" JAMES GUTHRIE
Of tbs Treasury
fIHtn nd
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Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert by the
Musical Convention now In session at the
Smithsonian Institution,
On FKIDAy EVENING. May IL,
In the Lectwe-roon Of the Smthsoasan.
THE appointed by convention submit the
following programme Of
ever been placed before The public OF Washington
The orchestra will be filled members 81
The Marine Band producing an effect which has never before been
attempted In this city.
BE- under direction of Prof L. g. woodbury.
Of New York.
Prof scheel will preside at the piano forte.
Tieksts twenty i've be had all music
uonery stores,
PROGRAMME-PARrL
l. Chorus We Wait for thy Loving Kindness.
9. Quartstte--The Old Church Road.
,. Balad-Take Home 10 Die
4. Anthenl--IH Wash my Hands In Innocency.
s. charlottesville Wrapped him in a Little Stroud
and cborus-How Beautiful upon Mountain.
z. Qaartctte--rhe Three Marys.
8. chorus--From the OratoFio Of Ishmac
9. Trio-Oh That had Wings
10. Grand chcrus-Wake the Theme Of Praxe.
VASCULAR.
!. Chorus-Hal, Fairy Queen.
g. .saliad-Gambisr's Wife.
3. Sercnsde-- Sleep, Lady, Sleep
4. Giee--rhe Maiden aad Backbird.
s. Duet-Mastcr and Pupil.
q. Hons--The Old Sexton.
2. Glee--The Warriors Welcome.
y. Song--Take Back Switzerland.
9. Battle On the Field of Glory.
TO- Maar,gnl-FIora Gave Falrest Flower.
H. ChorusAway Away, Away the Morning Freshly breaking
IS. Chorus-Away, no Longer Say.
nv
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Mis.fssippi.
Roby's Store Noxubee county.
Canaan, Tippah county.
Liverpool Yazoo county.
Hanging Moss, Clark county.
Rosalie, Harrison county.
Grattan, Lowndes county.
Orion, Scott county.
Concorda, Bolivar county.
Hynam's Greek, Pamela county.
Stump Bridge, Madison county.
Fredonia Pontotoc county
Oak Grove, Marshall county.
Meridian Lauderdale county.
Carolina Landing, Washington county.
Edgeheld, Attala county.
Gum Spring, Newton county.
Mimic, Itawamba county.
Thompsons Store, Itawamba county.
Cane Creek, Tishemingo county.
Centre Ill., Dcsoto county.
Buck Hill, Tallabasha county.
Mormon Springs, Monroe county.
Harrisonyille, Simpson county.
Buckatanny, Wayne county.
Shell Mound, Carroll county.
Mississippi City, Harrison county.
Walnut Grove, Leake county.
Black Creek, Perry county.
Kawsonyilie, Lauderdale county.
Singleton, Winston county.
Slate Springs, Calhoun county.
Barnes Store, Tishemingo county.
Hazel Green, Tishemingo county.
Brickley, jackson county.
Mount Hope, Copian county.
Adamsvie, Green county.
Haudsboro, Harrison county.
Fair River Lawrence county.
Buffalo, Wilkinson county.
Deeds Bluff, Perry county.
Hcsters Ferry, Harrison county.
Msy6ed, pike county.
Concord, Calhoun county.
Mount Place. Coahoma county.
Shor, Branch, Chickasaw county.
Nernal, Green county.
Tuscslametah, Leake county.
Moody, Marshall county.
kusiashaw, Neshobo county.
Bowie's Point, Tunios county.
Jeif Davis, Noxubc. county.
Mitchelrs - Roads, TailahAtcha county.
Pinishook, Winston county.
Cairo. Tishemingo county.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

!. United mail steamships New York
49, for Aspinwai the 9Th and 20th Of each month,
<Ef&6 connecting with mail steamers from Panama yam
inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sPsed and safey.
The railroad al miles long, completed from
TO ocean Il The baggage paseen
xers York San Fancseo and
gers The
The paid in New York oil expenses Of the trip
Francisco, Of accident that
the Ia entirely ystidhs
leave Panama the day they arrive II Aspta
wall.
Conductors 10 through by steamer charge
wo children without other protectors
tickets lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, TO l. w. RAYMOND.
May6-d0
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FROM HAyAsA.-The steamship Cahawba, at New Or
leans brings Havana dates to the LIST Instant y
The United States steam frgate San Jacinto (Commo
core MeCauleys hag-shp was the only United States
manowar in the harbor and she would leave cruise
on the I'd instant
The Princeton and Jamestown, 1t reported, had
gone over 10 Key West where IL generally believed the
squadron will rendezvous The Cyanc and Falmouth had
not arrived The British rgate Vest and the French
man-ofwar brig Malengo went to the LIST inst
captain McCulloch Of New Orleans had been released
RON prison. Mr. Felix still remains in confinement II Is
not known when he will be sent 10 Ceu,a-
The business of the past week is represented as having
oeen the best of the season.
e havana continues perfectly healthy
IHE TRIBUNE Traks ooSTsoy EasyThe war OF words
between the editors OF the New York Tribune and the
Times has called forth the following rstrate notice. from
the Boston Post.
The battle between the Tribune and the Times in New
rok has been getting VERY savage Ever since The
lines (Raymond) became lieutenant governor, and the
tribune Greeley iH tenant Of his mnsty sanctum in
nassau street instead Of getting nomination for the
uoernaioal chair the Tribune has hated the Times and
INSISTED, In many ways, that the Times is little villain
me Times replies with great force and acrmony OF utter
ance Doubtless
man may anile and smile, and be a villain
but the little villain docs smile at all but frowns like
e olg villain in pentomime, and charges home upon
oune with pharsaical cant and hypocrisy and ell II
ny Goiham proclaim il not in the streets Of Manhat-
hV ne boldly asserts the Tribune drinks The immac
"'e organ Of the Maine law drinks
Tsntane Tri5snis coessibus sai,'
Ihe Times must be right Great drinkers Il Is said,
THbuneR '"' :" '' Wv Wv = 'e''""'' = w
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NY GREEN SCOTT, Auesionsess.
TEAS AT AucTIoS.-we received from the North,
i viii 10 O'Clock, ON Saturday hsSt the 2th
n front Of large lot or
t;unpowdcr Imperial Young Hyson, aud black teas IN pacA
ages vsryins from 10 10 lbs. each
The invited this sais The goods hsas
quality and from the OF the packages neeved 70
be " adapted his market
GREEN h SCOTT,
May lid h"c"snecs.
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/, VuLLAND~s HOTEL, Old Point C0mf"rs, Na.-Ths
w splendins shore houss Is now open
Bosrd dny. W -
Hoard by the week -
Hoard by The month, per ID
FREQ for the guests.
May li-dim o. u WILLARD bkos
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United States Brig Dolphin.The United States brigof
Dolphin sailed from the Norfolk navyyard yesterday
for the Of Africa The following list Of her officers
Lieut.. Commanding Edward H. Thomson; Leutenants J.
NJ Wainwright and Geo. M. Ransom Passed Assistant Sur
geon Edward Shippen Purser Geo. r. Griswold; Acting
Master N H. vanzandt; Passed Mdshpmen o. f. Johnston
and Austin Pendergrast.
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Commander Iagraham 81 Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-A public dinner has been ten
dered to Captain Ingraham. The St. Louis up this
morning and exchanged sslutes with the maynard.
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April W-AwAds
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NEW YoRK, May 10.-A large building in vesey stree
tenanted by Joseph Stauvenal, James Brown, VIM.
Heath, George W. Wright, Lefevre Co., and others, W,
destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss estimated
$4,000.
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THE Ell EcTIoN.

The clerk of the steamer Amanda, from Qua.
chita river, furnishes us with the following re.
turns of the election held on 9th inst:
CALDWELL PAnIsK (ofacisl )--Wicklfs, Gov, (Anti
Am) 1872 msj.; sandidgs Congress- (Anti) 100 do. Oil
YER Senate, (Anti 1870 dol Hongh, Atty (Ant) 100 do
Ruitt, Representative, (Anti) 179 dol Evans Sheriff
CAVITY 50 do; Chaplin, Clerk, (Anti,) 1872 do.
0UAoHIrA PARISH (ofaciai. )-woklfs, 90 maj San.
didge 94 dol Warrington, Senate, tAnti) rs do; ster
ling, Rep, (AntiJ rs dol tubbss Atty iAntil IA do
JACKSON PAaIsn (not official Wickle, 1856 maj; SAP
didse 1850 do Warrington, 81 do; Polk Rep, (Anti)
l2o3 dol Stubs, 1856 DO
FRANxLs PAnisH mot official )wicklie 90 maj San.
didgs, 90 do; Oliver, do; Harper Reps (Anti) 90 do
Hongh, 80 do. 49, t. e
Union parish is reported to have given a
small majority for Wickliffe, and that the Amer
lean ticket for other officers is elected "a let.
ter from . friend in Monroe says that this
parish has given the American State ticket
about 100 majority.l
Vim parish, reported, went entirely Anti
majority not known.
Morehouse parish reported to have gone Anti,
with the exception Of Sheriff.
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Reeeat 3pnbliralioll.

REroRrs EXPLORATIONS SURVEYS to ascertain the
most practicable and economical route for Railroad
from the mississippi river to the Pacific Ocean Made
under the direction Of the secretary of War, In 1861
according to Acts Of Congress OF March s. 1853 May 81
1854 ard August 5, 1854, voinme /. Washington a
Q. z. Nicholson, Printer 1856
We are under obligations to Hon Theodore G. Hunt for
copy Of of the most interesting and valuable works
published by the United States Government and
Of the most beautifully printed books that Issued
in this country II history Of various explorations
that have been made under the auspices Of the national
government for the purpose of ascerang the route
for the construction Of railroad that unite the At
antic with the Pacific Ocean, and make New York no
farther from Astoria and San Francisco than it now is
from Nev Orleans. The work Ia not mere compilation
Of statistics but learned and elaborate publication
pretending every thing Of moment with regard to the
prosecution Of plan which gigantic as any ever CON
ceiyed with prospect of realization The will Of the
people caused the surveys and explorations to be made
That same power-omnipotent In our government-will
yet push the project into reality and give us great In
tesnational highway stretching from ocean, snd
cemcntng still more closely the bond Of brotherhood
which makes the Atlantic and Paoic the Gulf
and the Lakes the boundaries of nation which
from the settlements at Plymouth and jamestown.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILRoAD.-The St. Louis Democrat Of the 9th
inst says:
We learn that an accident occurred at Polo,
on the Illinois Central Railroad, on Wedne sday
night last, which had q fatal and melancholy
result. The construction train, in backing up
to the station, ran over some cattle, by which
the cars were thrown off the track, and three
men, employees on the road, were killed. A
number of others were so badly injured that
they cannat recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. &
corner Of st. Charles and Canal Streets are
stantly receiving from New York. new and fashionable
clothing Of superior quality and excellent manufacture
They have haRd rock and dress coats Of all
colors and qualities mas and paietos pilot cloth
oysrcoas vests Of every description and very heavy
of minor miscellaneous Matters such as neck
ties HANDKERCHIEF gloves, undergarments travelling
shawls and gloves. E #
Gentlemen will do well to remember that the celebrated
Leighton shirts can be had at this establishment only
and as theysr acknowledged to equal any Hneness and
durability those who wish purchase should call at the
corner Of st. Charles and Canal streets See the adyer
tisement in another column
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oaAih Dislhiof oouRT'---Judge Cotton yes-
" Wnich ne gave at LENGTH decided to
issus sne wsso mahaamas prayed for by Mr.. Bell II
oo''lAuueu .no commissioners OF tine Seventh Precinct
!. u a so.e 81 tnae precinct, ssnr to
anu 's enssn 70 forward that return to the
=. S'a'e up 70 late hour last evening,
haa peeh maue at lns sheris ofhce nShody had
bsen arrested and the town wagged ON as usual.
currently rep ortad and generally believed that
OF ne VIII refuse to commit moral
perjury, as directed and prefer going to Jail notwith
anans the order OF the Court and the fumipations
she DAiy Vpnmon Prostitute OF the New Orleans press
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PHILos5oPHI cAL

Wa l;La nh;,a..,.t :. m. a a In ~ .. 5 a M
y .sAo pAAooopiiy u uuer al circumstances,
and rather entertain an aversiop fo, thasa NJ.
~ ~ AZ - ~ 800. $50 "e4 49,
long rot;ca e e, IL. = 'no. no.lSs'
W. ba,;eva = ,aan;nn S ~, soso = no'ace !.
III waror - rhas ~ ~ Waieas ior
alonr e I. Z " q. GO. ~ wason uoes come
can't ~ i "a 49, a.a s"a9S 'nas ohe
|let him trot ahead ON h;a 49,, ,ens ,.h;s.,;-
;nst u cbssr;l,, !. No.. w Mn'a'l.ng
carriage drawn by four snanlin J ,ravs NJ .
In "a " I'D Il no u & 80.
faot n II ~ M, Il. !.
Inc towards 4 hatta, s. 49," Aunaa . Aysl-
made agreeable $500 !. 'ee' "A "o4'u C. ~
We alwavs tbonaht ~ .,;.u, w. +.
Thibodaux Minerva 80 49, ',A.ss' Y spo
genuine. amon fASo pnela resi,
not ba thrn,,n oty - h,.sa ono WY pouiu
mattar What SOW, ~ go - ny
Imagine. then. our surpr;aa ~ ,a.a;a. -,
folow;n, = Ia, ~ A'aun sne
If tbe aIperys = voia Il - ,.'. ,',.assa
dsrs this week. plead in extsnuaon cur e
American par 81 e the defeat q the
strbute whatever deficiency shsre may hat
4 bsStbos I'LL " VI q ne ssa q
isekapaD w are now Improving rapidly our nsryous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY We direct atten.
ton to the advertisement of the New York Life Insurance
Company G. G. Lathrop agent % Camp street Ths
capital Of this company is 100000 snd We understand
that the stock has all been paid up It Ia probably ono
Of the best and safest insurance agencies in the United
States So far II has made large profits and is conse-
quenty enabled to offer the liberal terms On an
other occasion hope to have the opportunity of refer
ring to this institution at length.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

GENrLEMEN's FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. Nor
rs Wsy, elohers Of Camp and Common Streets
under the City Hotel In receipt Of their usual
rch and varied assortment of fall and winter clothing for
gentlemen, somprsng all the lates novelties in STYLE
fabric and fashion, Gentlemen obtain every article
Of dres In every style and at all prices by calling thsm
Refel to the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

A letter Of the 9th inst, from Washington,
says:
Important dispatches were received on Sat.
urday by Gen Almonte, which contain instruc-
lions from the Mexican government relative to
the three million instalment. 1t is understood
that Mexico demonstrates against the payment
Of American claimants.
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Nesg Goods!i .xssC Goo DELI!
Gtquel a. j a mn L. o N.
AT THEIR OLD STAND, 81
Is CnAnTRKs STREET, TX


LIS OnAnTRKs STREET, TX
Offer for ssis arsss. and meat
FANCY AND nTArLE pnY GOODS ever offered Ia che South
Their stock all of their importation and wR be sold a
VERY LOW PRICES. II so.slsts In pm Of
Rich Black and colorsa DRESS SILKS. a.. 49,.
Rich Printed, Plain and Plaid CAsEMERKs.
Rich NouE8EL1NES DE LAME and cExLLIrs. ,sg
BoMBAzlNE, MERIros. ALPACA, .tet
French, EnEii.h and American cALIcoAs;
Printed, Plaid md Solid Colcred BARE9Es.
Rich Blk and wosed CURTAIN DAMAsK
Rios Embroidered Muslin and Lace cURTAIEs;'
jacquard and Damnsk CURTAIN MUsLdrS;
CURTAIN GALICoKB, Printed and Solid Color;
Linen B0BBINET and Linen MEETINGS.;
French, Scotch hish Real Linen SHEETINa;
French a. d Irish Dpmask Table CLOTHS and NAPKINS
SHIFTING LINENS, mads order. t$'
ToWELINGS, Of evorr dssc pticn; 4.
JAcoNETs, MULL-MULL and HAlNsooKs
Real India and svss MuBIINs. S3&@
RICH EMBROIDEREs greatest variety styles gotten ID
under Supervision, sonsiaing Of
CEEMIsETTEs and sLEEvEs. Brooches, coLLARETTxs es.
Embroidered Fssoonsd and Lace Cambria HDRs;
Velvet and Cloth CL0AKS and MANfILLAsj E7's+-'
Silk scARFs MANTILLAs, in areat variety;
Chiidrsn' silk, hsraalss ard Popin JACKETS, scARFs
DRESSES. etc., etc.
English, French and German HOSIERY Of every style aud
quality; z. "a
KID GLOVES made especially for MS;
FLANHElS Of every description and quality;
French, English and American BLAEKETs; ~
DoMEsTrcs Of the moat celebrated makes;
CAsStMEREs, SATTNE1Ts, TwEEDS;
CoTToNADES. DENIM Greeks and sTRIPEs. ~
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LlNsEYs Northern aud soathern makes; #
Plain and Twilsd osNABURes, white and .olorsd-
French, EDgah and American NEGRO BLANKETS
TwILLED FLANNEIs and WOODEN HALF HOSE;
~ All Of which will DO onsr hs vEKY LOWEST PRICES
GIQUEL Il JAMESON,
noia 9pst Is chart,sa street.
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EMBROIDERED BANDS. rro-s r Chr

EMBROIDERED BANDS, ETo.-S. B. Churchill,
Of Dyades aud Tsrpschore streets opens
large lot Of ne embroidered bands collars ehemisetes
etc. together with ribbons caeoes cottons sheetiua a,
annels, Kentucky jeans and othsr analogous articles
almost too numerous to be cstaogued Many Of these
articles bought at auction can therefore be sold
at unusually low prices good opportunity Ia offered
for DESTROYS Of combining economy with elegance
In their purchases to do go. See bis advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

New FANCY SToRE--J. Leyois s. Co., corner
Of Bourbon and Carondelet Streets have opened new
fancy store comprising in their stock great variety
fine and fancy articles inventoried In their advertise
ment The laden will do well refer to the advertise
ment for particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

New GooDs. - Giquei & Jamison, No 18
Charities street. offer for sale stock Of fancy and
staple dry goods Of their Importation equal in all
respects to any offered in the South The stock en-
braces silks cashmeres cacoe mousselne dc lanes ba-
reyes merinos and apacas together with curtains of
every Style sheetngs, linens, musns embroideres etc
Ladies' who are about making their winter purchases will
do well to call at the store Of Msasrs Gque Jamison
before purchasing elsewhere they will md some styles
of goods not to be found at other establishments
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TOBACCO, CANDY, BRANDY AND Gao ER1rs
: ~ co1ne1 q oansi ana New LeFee streets
pa' ~ 'ns most extensive and well regulated grocery
.Ae eousn OF southwest By their advertise
- VIII oe seen that they haTo on hand
= sneh hhs OF business, needfu for hotels
nousss and private families. The
az ' ''' suinsisnt guarantee Of the art
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. Pitkin & Co.,
No. 81 Camp street. have just received their usual winter
stock Of gsntsmens clothing and furnishing goods COM
prising every artcls needed for complete WARDROBE
Those who have purchases to make will end no better
place than Pitkins be Judged by his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

NEW ORLEANS STArIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
Steel law bookseller and publisher No. 80 Camp street
calls the attention Of cotton brokers and cotton samplers
to fresh supply Of superior samplng paper of different
sizes and colors and also, to acknowledging books
cotton sale and account papers As these articles
indispensable to those who engaged in the business
they will do we'll to notice the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

PApsR HANaMas. Ero.-Heath & Miller, Is
and rs Camp street have large elegant stock
Of plain and decorative paper hanging shades and
neies to which they cali the attention of the ladies' An
experienced paper hanger ia connected with the sssb
fshment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

On the Sd inst. an extensive Touring mill in
Warsaw, Ills, was destroyed by fire, together
with almost its entire contents The loss was
set down at 1874 .o00
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

FoR VIoKsBURG Eve o'clock this safter-
noon the regular passenger packet Princess, Capt.
Holmes leaves for Ycksburg 1t Is well known to the
travelling public that the Princess Of the sle
CANT and enc Of the feetest steamers the Western
waters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

F1ENDlsH. Perhaps all of our readers are not
aware of the deyilish manner in which the
Brantford railroad was interfered with during
last week. The Wretches who performed these
operations should be strung up to the first tree,
whenever caught. We are informed, on good
authority, that these devils took the spikes from
many of the rails, and carefully laid the rails
in their natural position, that the slightest jar
might move them from their positions, and thus
throw the trains off, to the imminent danger Of
the lives Of hundreds Of passengers. In other
instances, they removed the sleepers and the
ties from beneath the cattle guards, when the
first pressure of the fore trucks Of the looomo-
tive would cause them to sink in, and o tremen-
dous shock would follow. The consequence
would be . crash, in which the oars would pile
themselves on the top of each other in scattered
fragments. The mind can imagine what would
be the fate Of all on board such train. Ii
anything can be more fendish than such deeds,
we have never heard of it. The most unusual
precautions were adopted to prevent accidents
to the train, and for miles the trains were
obliged to creep along, no faster than walk,
with men occasionally examining the track in
front Of the cars. On one occasion, the express
messenger was detained two days We hope
these disturbances are now over, and we equally
trust that the men who have been engaged in
such unmitigated villainy will be speedily
brought to justice. Buffalo Republic.
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= iiSn' o..s, ahookalEs, ETC II. Carter &
s,,a.,,.s on anu tonoupitoulas streets, are
NJ. i. - sspp'y 'ehefs, With every article
.,,,s.s-. e".s'Vsae q large grocery
-. az pstsonissd them before
- W.. hos "agnt 70 learn, that there
- 1880 p'@ss - eao wy ~ WHICH 20 make purcha-
.Nss tssn sufpy VI real aoshen butter and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

For LoUIssILLE.-The fine and swift passen-
ger steamer David White Capt. McG leaves for Louis
VILE this afternoon at ave O'Clock. She will be found
everything that be DESIRED only in her qualities
% safe and speedy vessel but in her appointments
generally