davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
SUPERIOR COURf-Nov lf-Before Chis Justice OAKLEY.


william sh, fenburs David BedelL
Mr. s complains that Mr. Il ia erecting building
,SpiuR that occupied ~ Mr. g In Thtys 10 street snd
hsyips III h to the party wall his workneu 10 exesyaas
ess essy eus below party wall that but ming ed
he brnzs for DAMAGES De the OF defense We,
dttieS that Mr. D. blame Ii stion whether or
Tot b,r had been care alleged 1hs jury YER
ee, for pIsiunf Of Soc For ID, heAra l. ;. Ashley
ar ] w. Gerard; Tor defsb dant. Mr. Pa mer.
INJURY TO PREMISES
yobp Wsh~..r sst. o. X. and J. A. Steyeoa
MIR. W charges that M.ssrs D., Ia excsvatlng, &C.,
adjoining bis premises No. Y "suen stest wonsi1y pat
hin 10 much nc uveniepce In snoring up &c and
be kriof, seoL Inc jury did not con-der the
torpt sustained yeriict rendered 'f
for pslntif M n K Burk; for defendants Mr. h. Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

We call attention to the lectures on the Eastern
war by Mr.. w G. Dix, at the AthenGum, advertised
in our columns this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Jseob Berger, tailor,
- Yesterday arrested charged with paving Mspdsy night
tbereom clothing AMI money portion Of which has been
covered He was taken before Justice Wood and committed TO
syat examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

ORDISATIoS.-Tbe Rev. Samuel f. Farmer will "
aimed ih (Thurdayl evening he Fire Assocse Pres
bytsD church, oqner Of South firs RSsnth Streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

o.. 70 mass from their hands. We are happy "
:. perOtistious are pending with the receiver
az Il. purchase by another ,stitanOD when w,na
!. ave The building u the city. Meaname inc "'o0
a remain open as uinsl to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
TREMENDOUS
RARCAIN2 IN

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN CLOTHING - go
ToR ssA large lot fne sck cloth DRgss CoATs shiou4by
beautifully made and Dad Throughout With stD wei
worth &25 selling at EvAsss CohH Warehouse Nos 6 sad
s. Fultp-st., at ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

prcxyocEEr.-A youth named job C.-lan, was
J, .rs ed for picking 81 q from the pocket Of Ez,
p.,I., 81 Yonkes n. as she lesvng the
80 Tboms Il. Huss. The money recovered and JOB
lockedep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
coTrRr CALEEpAR-TaIs DAy.

SupyRlOR coURT-Noe. 37e, OF, 121, 235, 7O0, o-l,
s.5 as 40 Az z7 TO a. 81 57 49, 3is l7s, ST. 3D. $50
SuPREnE COURT, GENERAL TErM.-Nos. 81, 90, "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

RrS OVER "A man named Msrtin Gallagher was
ser Yesterday at the Of Water and R.ests BY
AZ No is5s and severely njsred He conveyed to the
New orb hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
IAdvertisemeutl
IAdveTtisementI
Tho ouIv Corn MpnH auardad AZ late


Inc Only OOlD MEDAL dWd1ueu dI Ln6 lhIt
Fair Of thu American IosntuUs for PHOTOGRAPHS 70
Quincy l. FsEDERIcKs, No. S49 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov. 4-Bsfors thu


Matthias Dold was tried charge Of having stolen
pope,ty Of the value of thirty dollars from LeonId Roger OF
no L.pen.rd street, bet the evidence sns u sustain the
chsrse be acquitted
Constantine Miller German, was tired on ch arge
Of ,. upon the persor II Margaret eser committed the
lat OF J5y Th- jury fund him guilty Of Assault and ot
tery only and be mensed toE sentence.
In. e. UT then fer Ihs CAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
WEDNESDAY. Nov. l4-P. "


TIE Erie movement sti keeps the lead In the Stock
market TIE 81 es to-day have oeen about . 600
shsies opening at AS going to 81 bowen the Boards
and closi, at sol, advance OF p cent on yes
ter do, cI sing price tt earnings OF Octo Yer promise
10 be something over 100000. The amount OF 'hls
st. ok taken out of the street lately is quite la &c.
Reading shows DO marked change. closing at 90.
C,nr,l sold at 9OJ Harlem was neavy at 2Ol;
Cumberland closed at about 23l. In Nc
a,agua the tran s-ctons moderate and
tie merke. rather heavy. The parties who
are buying this stO X operate so as not 90
sdvaDcs the market themselves. Thee Is a 'en'
tinusnce the better felinS in Western SHARES, and
there Il pressure Of stock the market The near
approach of osioeD, day most OF these stocks In
dues inyestn eni in them. GaIena and Chicago vas
lleI bid, 100 asked an advance OF v ceat; Glove
lapo and Toledo improved / = ceot; Mi hgan Cen
tal declired / y cent, &c. Toe priocpal business
10 bonds wa in illinois Central, Of which $4,000
sold closing at 7si, the prce of yesterday. Efie,
1875, sold at 51l. In State Stocks the business was
$4,000, with al advancing market.
The .1cbapge market closed ~itn steadness at LOG
dlOs4 for sterling; j.25 20 for francs. Some ser-
ling has been cold as low lO4, but this was sn e.
ceptio nal csse.
Freigh,s continue dull; 10000 bushels grain were
engaged for Liverpool Id. in bulk and 500 bush
els at s!c. in ships bags; 900 barrels aoar at 2'
cd a2s Cd 400 boxes cheese at 32s 3D., and small
parcels cotton at 32d. To Lonoon-aour to fll up,
30 3D., s. cd. &c. Cd. and beef Is. per tierce. 10
Rotterc sm-l5O bales cotton at lc. To Antwerp
500 barrels -four at 80 and some cotton at lc.
The following sales were made at auction by Adrian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
Advertisement

BLAKH's PATENT FIRE-PkOOF PAINT, No. 1l9
Pearl-s--Ses under head az Paints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
TAdEsrtisem sns !
CONSUMPTION, the or

CONSUMPTION, the great scOurge BY which 80
many 6oomed premature grave could 10 many csses
efecuslv cured by mole remedies # taken in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

THK BOARD OF CANYAssERs-The County Board
OF CsnvAse reS@mbed yesteSdsJ, and commenced the
Third wsfd where they had dscoatinued day prevoRS
they considerably retarded IN the duties OF
lpeections the Previous reansns
duties the City hl the eoa-6
County j IN their capacity superus5r ar passeS upon
number Of bills Several presented and
referred when the boHd al eaaed D next "Wednesday Alter
Tar NEW LUNATIC ASyLUN.-The new Luns,ic
Asylum Fatbush has been comp ete aud he Inmates have
eeeo received They " Ter the OF DR. BAsey
In the chapel which hts recently been added % this institution
eoas services arc held every Sunday. List Sandy the
Kew Nj Weed occupied the pGp aud neat Sunday h Rev
M opyoa expected to preach The Rev Mr. Carter 10 ne
pssaibs pastor.
etABsING ATFRAY.-A few DAYS aimee an ARRAY
In theitAhes Of the UpiSo Race Course l. betSeea
10y named Richard w Larry. snc co!ored boy named
s N which the latter severely Stabbed with
ssh "eo lev hhnSie~ LAZY sufenNe'o~ AA-
y..st ssI TO VOTE ILLEGALLr.-feste<day Ser
E5w.,J o. the Fourteenth ward arrested James Reed and
''V % charge Of attempting to vote Illegally At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MEAT.
YEyHE Lectures in this Department will COM

The hec0nd MONDAY Nov enRef, 1850, aud
aa.ti tue h Mpedny y Ap s ihsy VII sn9rass ~
Law, well EQay Juspiudence and PfAeAce
ct fas will BE- delivered by ieuf PIGfessoa.
ThYge by Professor hie aeD viii Of
Admi ally an Maritime Law embracing toe Ilshs and obg
Masters AID Mar IHnme Tor
average talTs Llv MtE. Ma lsrs Cont aetr
and HypOLhecaion Contrast hrime
International law embracing Pfze anil the PIac
their
la onf iresis OF t. frsas Law
III Ths jurisdiction ne urls OF tine Uaited st siba:
the Osna Of The Dsfict Courls
OF Revenue lac OIL admiralty.
Itose by Professor Randsll Hun, will embrace:
Commercial Law Mrrsantue Persons, Atrsn
Tile Properly and Coucts Mercantile Remedies. They wl
Sole JradeTs Paaerships Coprsout; Of Phc nj
and Ba o! Ech4ngu Promssoy Nots Snip
of 2aera and Cenaets with tafsrs, Contracts q A.
BY Charter Party 10 Conve 0snes snip;
Freight Json and Average, salvage insErance u Sac
uaiAn,es, Liens AND StoPpage Ia 1rauAu. @u
IL The Nnal Law Practice Courts OF Criminal Jurstdie-
III TIE Law Of Evidence.
These by Professor kt will embrscs: -. .
The Civil Cade Of Loasans injection with the Roman
Spsnis Freueh Laws Critical Analysis Of pecona
the Supr=m CourE OF he State.
Titles derived from En- giaud, Spliu France
United STATES.
III Practice Ct the Courts Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiana
Those by Professor Johnson IN
Tne Gomaon Law and qluy jurisprudence ND Practice
Peadngs in Livli Cases at Gimme .aw
IL. Constitutional Law.
b.che OF Lava will conferred those
only who attnled full OF Lectures,
COInsslot at La shat,
Ffois the honor. Inns
eltttpg the student ptatlie Cours o The
t~saty i've collars; nacuiatian
tive dollar ana ten don sIs tof the tipiUm4.
Dean of the FaGult
Nsw Orleans. CHRISTIAN RUSELiIS,
Ipnr n ll.NT. .ault
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
CoMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nem Wrleans alonep attarket.
cREseEsz OFFICE, No. 70 cAmr s1nEEr,

e Ht wednasday FDan,a, ~ h ~ HA 90 Iass |
There is material change in the general features Of
me Money Market 70 note this evening The offerings IN
bank to-day were limited and though the banks generally
Gre willing to discount to the amount Of their income
still very often and particularly at this moment there
mucn paper parties % drawers ana
are not known 10 directors or those VINO assume
rarity the duties Of the bank paror This
alone SHOWS the very great Importance tnat
maneyed institutions should be selected fro THOSE c
zens VINO can make IL 70 remain an she esS '
entire year ROUND.
Ihe LETTERS by sne racine from haVefPooi ~ ahu Sa
erday 40 not road wen lor enc lotion sue
hence In May OK a. the n8n prces OF tne oss
10 the extent OF elghs dollars per oae are ous
whether they for account OF this side or for European
parties we do not learn We have not heard of any bills
n8red IN ba oted tbouob thera ia soms ta raosrdp,
- ~ ~ ~ 1851 $50 -, g.,
small amount Wntch was predicated on the highest prce
Of the season. WA. 81. .-a
Our sdyices from New York TODAY ouote An advance in
o.a ~, p-.,.. L,..., ~ =. NJ .-.. ,,,a
Ssehnns hAonenso.DaAe.' oi''' 'of sno e'e"uie. "'
sailed last "wednesday having reached llO with large
Bales and Short Sight ITO to IIO5s The steamer
r;ed ont ss67 a7s in anac,e We nhfo,n be,ow several
-. - -. .s. 9s. -, s.,'
ilela7 VI ih'efe febatine siaoe e'ao hsanee. $50,
~ sn' ao'enoe =. ,Ao Moss -
1891 - ~ , ~ - ee -,
Ane oanai Dahh nas Pufch"aed VIZ 10 pihs uuins s ~
seht #eeA 70 iouer1te eAeeht anu We ie"ih VI eon
parcels being taken private d. Alers We quote this
evening
s1ag days On Lonaen dni. N Y a.
ny Js Az an ps,i. dull no sales tctd y
sixty days YorE, p,oduee .9a2s
Ely VIZ S M ya,t bna LA
sgh DRAFT. on New York outside IA q eli
MEXICAN do.-s ara basxv AZ 1oas< and tho market ia
-, -, c., -. -. -, ,os :, -, =,
wei supphed ssies nave Dsen inaoe al 1o4 oi pois "
those received this week.
We note the sale oday Of 100 shares Canal Bank
i'm A,o soa fav sb.ras NJ 1a.. an Ra,l,o.d sto,t ar
f1oo '.l' " ~ '''''N
587R, and ten shares Bank OF New Orleans at 30.
Stocks Of all the banks have an oward tendency and
~ IA bo,t time tbars vas soe lion In th .tot. ~
~, I'LL, . IN. =. - -.
our raiioau ey ase oee uePie seeu iof long tilne
and we trust the period not far on before we shall have
to quote marked advance. - .
I..u Aur,.+ IN Th. no,or .1.,x. -, - .
t,,s ,nore stringent bnt the dem snd f cold f
tn tha contnant ha wing snh.idsd = No. 60 80
nacted The rate for monev al tba panb ~ 49,
rsn,sins nj AZ! npr cent and ar tha aiacont bn,e in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
REcEIprs 0R PRODUCE.

CAROLINA LAdDING-susmsr n W MeRA.--47l bales eoten
Jackson asol40 BYHs aeosz 20 sonn Mst AeoJ
do Garry Psrsohe do Payne Bsrraon-ss 90 assn Aeo
20 do NJ PpekAd 6co23 Kly &eoaf 20 Wsa sAundsy
hunt=2 90 caDmnek squres West,e de hsw. ofs teo
Id do Wright Davenport &eo4 Buckno stanton eRnaa
4e7 do Buetanpon
Carroll acsd do Nste co-1s 90 Fsll9wes 1eIos do
aaudry al 17 bales cotton Asi Of Inc s'e are
LAF0URCHEseamer bales cotton John W Az &eos
DO Heath Mher9 WOOL 4s bbs noissses bogs Sosy q
do Hewitt, Morton hhds
IL bales con new 49, hhds s bDs
mt lesses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30

ITO do pickles. oa do lemons bas mdis ao s,es verm.eel ebs
cheese cases M 10 do rSsnz aic cork so1 boo
evithen ware, 95s Jars oil.
MAThNzAs--Bng wild Pgeoa-soo boxes sugar murs'o
MOBIIE5ieatns Oteg6a1 gina. 81 bss osaahnrg
Carte. 70 hard, socome d. WAsnzn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
Cheap. Very Cheap:
IDEOE L EED

FBSU HUUSE-hEEPEhS = ECONOMIST "a,
AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. -
Cooking Stoves of full fully SH8G
well, prices gu 10 AGO. all compessd the ~
well knosn Economist Ranges.
Large these important Ranges have lately sold
The rerpg buyers list
purchasers, who we'll kaown trims city will
tay and readily DO shown desired Tine sSyns Of h the perfect
bkn~ both ainpa of side ber
pen winch affords the escaping
the convenience Of transport, stands
similar Ordinary stoves, all this the
appropriate Ranges families changing domt
CHS.
Jpanned snd Tin Ware Broom Tabs and Pals Kitchen Utsns
Lamp Alcohol Giubs Chnneys and Wiok caphps and
SpTlt sas.
Of Work and Roparug done II the HOUSE FURNISH
GOODS ESTABLISHMENT NO 1888 Camp at adjoining
Paekss Church. w. l. H0DGSUN,
eab M "a tSucessaor to D. Sauay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30

THURSDAY MORNING, August SO, 1855.
COTTON The demand, yesterday limited, and
only about $500 bales sold. Prices vera rather
lower for the low qualities We yet, however re
quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior. 6G06k Middling Fair. 10sS g
Ordinary .........7k0sk Fair ..............-@l0A
Good Middling. .1Oi0- Good and Fine g
TOBACCO. 80. We heard of only one sale /: 20 hhds &C.
looted Clarksrille Old CROP at exc p bsad to show
decline of about NO ..=."=.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
4' - corToa-baes. TOEA co--hhaa.
s R.s.;y cd s snos 2ss7s 27i2
:" yesterday. .I754-l,27e,522 oo0-5 57s
. 100000 i6,29o
Exported tedate. 81 2T00ss 642l5
yesterday. 1,oss~l,271,lo7 2--af,2l7
Stock on hand, not cleared. ....,. s5oas Iao7s
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs... Nothing of any MON emit
doing the levee.. Molasses from the City Re-
neries retailing at $50 in barrels and $50 "a gallo
in half barrels.
FLOUR - Market dull, and sales confined to a few
lots including $50 superne St Louis at 81 25 100 (r-
dnary) at the same and 100 Unbranded at SO ~ Dbl
GRAIN. Corn was in limited supply, and we noticed
sales of only 700 sacks of which 400 mostly Yellow and
800 Mixed, all at 75e o bushel OF Oats 260 Inferior
and Damaged Ohio sold at zoe, and 400 Prime Old ST.
Louis ct 400 p bushe OF Bran 44o sacks were taken
in two lots, at 70s % 100 fb.
PROVISIONS We noticed only retail sales of PORK
at $2o0S2o so for Mess S17 500s1s for Prime (which
was very acarce) and SIT o Dbl for Rumps Bacon was
still rmer with sales of IA casks City Smoked Shoulders
at l01sc and few casks at liz y fb. Prime Ribbed
Sides held at 1l6 OLA W Nothing Of any nome Mt
was doing in OF Butter 81 kegs Prime Western
was taken for Havana at l8e u H.
COFFEE. The stock of Rio is reduced to 1880 bags
Of which more than oneha is Inferior There were NJ
| sales yesterday. -zm --.E=
LARD OIL. Prime was held at s06S2+, but so Dbl
Poor St, Louis were sold at about To q gallon
GUNNY BAGS. "A lot of 80 bales {light) was sold
| 14ht cash.
TALLoW Advanced, and 100 bbls City Rendered
were taken at lie q is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. No stock in q rst hands
and we noticed only retail sales at 43SD454 4s gallon
WHISKY 90 bbls were sold in small lots at sk%6
| s5e p gallon for Rectihed. 5a--iZ
FRE1GHTs.....C Cotton shipping to Lii liverpool =
I'd and 1000 bales shipped to Boston at 10: also som
Flour to Boston at 81 u Dbl shipmasters we're askip
1]Sc for Cotton to Havrs.
EXCHANGES. Still very dull We quote:
rsetihs l0s Dl09 Y
France of. 10iD5f. IT II "a dolla
Sew Ao,k eiAty-aay bi!s q b.llL "a ct di
Sight Checks on New York .......,,.; X .lisSsnar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
TE0UshNDb, on TENS IA syEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
SANDS INSURED BY The OUTLAY or FItTY-fiFE DOL
LARS OR UP YARDS Easss

a SOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
keIs, MeIcbAsA, Capitalists, Plans, heaieIa, Ase1hr
Steamers, Families snd otber DESTROYS Of guarding rom tne raw
4 IRE and hurga books MONEY ana Gaef sas
invited subscbes assortnsnt Oh AS
PATENT CONCRETE kiRf~PRQoF SAFES. including some VIE
Eye Of Lock liga 81 hn dollar cor
and closes like Penknie @g.as
The edeyng capacity article unsurpassed BY taato any
other KIND Of sas YET known be shown 0 He
purehasers while greatly bnrgfpoof properties viii D.
stkngy institute Comparison oeWesn
the Concrs.e asd she popalSr sAes OF Other dsse'on
The contrast VIA 10 understood when y s Known tat In
paeron Interior and the later one o. wood Wi
iron maids shat the former haa "oeght and N
latter cast iron corner bafa haI the former Is naen
iie
ate THU contrast by such none Can GAny aod WIZ
be glad to hear from the Eksptleai.
The dIyness Concrete Sale VIII emnenig
the minds BefonA SUFFERED D. M
dampdea nseparabe from SAFE wen kspi gsnef
closed Th. difference very important Jswslers and dealer
ane far since dstcAts arts materially iIJued ~ Va
The following testimonials eaay 70 bs nnAhe
those no will visit address The endegnsd VINO mas 80 me-
ra9ped many imane movsg bu'
his old stand No. " Magazine above the corner o.
SkwU April Is, l5bb
Mr. Isaac Bridge Sir you have agency Halls
Concrete sre-poof sa may perba srEe interest
stating that OF tue above manufacture s VI our V
and ptlon A that VI ooi Dooks on Inc m
OF March l6th, 1854, op Magazine atreet
The Ut tiled with ~ ths ss
notwithstanding the inseass hsht
ueete5 altar being Ioa Inc fui1 wsn ai-
hcpty cooled, toout ~ Etsfwards the eontshl aons
which abot hundred do.r il bank Ollie, we're onnd 70 lie
perfectly AArsgads burglar PROOF qaalhel
conndeae IN thus than KIND Of sns tast
know OF. hslp c.f4l, ygpra, II. ii, BAkLoH q CO.,
DsAtikia Wooden-ware, 10 Canai st.
Thoae using the I'd styles Of ubse to
hve such articles invariably fi 70 pleee when
exposed ffe and der bat ght when attacked Dy bur
glars ~.
The subscriber hand Siamands Safs cheap
Iron Chests Powder Proof BANK Sore Fire Proof Paint
balaucsg Scales. lSAAC
viz mdR 81 llngazi ae..z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

H. sFArE OF LOUISIANA,
: Fifth lIlslrcs Coutl of Vi, cans.
5. S. HENDg1CKS0S 10. HIS CIR ep1TOR s.--No. lOS4U.
FNyHE CREDITORS of the lnsolvent, and all
other persons herein crested, noGned appear
II. ksslng, kosas PaDlr city SATURDAY,
sth 1885, O'Clock A. al for the pDp
deDsaiug said and they
that the all Judicial
psrs6 property blId lnsolvent
BY order Of court thIs II day OF August, 's5b.
: N. TREPAGSikR. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
Pages Cefebrated sasc .usus.
Schroeder, near West Baltimore street, Baltimore Md
KB RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and

Schroeder, West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
ID EsPECTFULLY inform their friends and
E a. public generally they greatly enArged
such actea enable
all orders wish dispatch and the e OF work
manship.
They three classes ofhsi Justly celebrated
Portable Circular
taoughuuEa unon These mills
horse water beng eqaay we'll adapted either
They all and
Engines Boiler and Sak mounted Hhees and Boiler mad
Sioke wheels lie attached
mill ~A the dsiarhed ready Steam engine
Plain Cylndet Boiler. ~
Thsy large &ver, with enlarged
wbee MIL particularly adapted plantation
Purposes; many hundreds of which latter
aOlg service, enjoying judges.
They manufacture Horse fo OF three
purposes latm Timer Wheels Lumber
Their M greatly and
may said be perfect ell their deIas,
create ihsor-saving mac ines OF the age.
u descriptions of their three of
ml, powers, powers Pcs capacity saving
Will be furnished hdan applying
Caution against Inducements.
mills paeuUed their rights infringed
upon thty ay obtained brought
the Cnult Dpt MARYLAND Tor an
patent rights they hereby
nd nlts principle
their country
Of by ~
patent United States
Apply their agents III New orleans.
AL It'd 3mw SLAkk, DAY n STAUFFER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
vyyRl- WEEKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM

FE NRI- W EEhI1 LIME UE SIAUES tFRUM
Il oSYKA, TsRAlIsuS pF THE JACKSON RAILROAD TO
JACKSON, asSsStPIfhen lsrsigned will place
p.We Fri sta ss commencing
instant; leaving eska Al A. NJ Monday, ay,
and tay 4sytg jackson Monday cnssday Fsday
~ This route follows the line oil The New oan Jackson snd
Gres Northern Railroad via MagnoA Summit Brookhjrsn, SAT-
latir, Iins and Spring Ridge. ~
IN through, Ali baggage pounds will be
charged extra Iau2i IN TERRY, FITZPATRICK A. CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
e SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI.

ykNO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUl-
IL SIANA.-one OF the points present in the
of Sugar economy fuel tbs
practical planter that the theory Plsny Plant
quality sugar, although saving aao eff
csd with the Of the ordinary ooerH
reduction both the fuel and the apparatus hiring thu
TfRin into =
therefore Indispensable aud this
completely attained By the Of hs PATENT STEAM
ERAToR tbs principle Of celebrated Fra
Engine, yearh operation F7A
Steam bsng
face sbsorba OF the
for burning the little
required 10 take OF the &C. :
hapdy the which pressure
ofone hundred pounds in five
thetre. .
toa ofieuds, we'll he operation
extent pleasure rod hest prod
safety from explosion there hang any srge body
Economy IN fuel, water and price otcost.
Generators and
he plantation Vi Col r. G. Camp, bergile, and
fully 1t worked by the negroes,
saving half required
Trains manufactured Eagle Miles
Greenwood Tbs
practical boiling
this plan the best hitherto brought
no prepared TO pvt up Steam rains conpe all
with eviporao and oatterss principle.
workmanship prices offered
Also Vacuum Pans Centrifugal Bone
Black ApaIataass from the Globe Works of eB Harrison Co..
York.
wi Steam Trains ration furnish
engineer, required the in
the proper method Of working them the M season. Of charge
paroB who
small to manufacture the
asedby the negroes and msd6 ng materials
viii be furnished and instructions given personally The plahnton
in the making the articie. .-z4.
s Agents Nav Orleans Monsfa VOORHEES,, GRGGS CO.
is TchoupltoAaR ttreet. felt 3Pd&wtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-30
nFFIcE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

del OF the Legislature, l5tn msrch 1895
The this Institution will De-
posts every notniug (Sundays exeepted) O'Clock
Saturday evenings from : 10 o'clock a.s
Dspoaits OF one Dollar and upwards will be received.
The empoymeato the funds strictly limited the incor
torson TO the Public Debts of the uued States the State
slana, and of the CITY of New Orleans
uuacumDered and Estate
limits city Orleans. 81 Def cent
Of the appraised cash value.
pledge Of the stock of the Incorporated Flew
Orleans, exceeding so per of the vaaS.
Ali Interest PROFIT derived employ funds ia
be distributed annually ameag Deposituru.
directly indirectly funds or re-
ny emouprHnt Whatever
deposits having ts upou
s0GO time
TRUSTEES,
George Eustia, A. D, Kelly, William yogel,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, r, B. Sumnar,
q. c. Duncan, A. Hein0, George Ionaa NJ
Wilhemuz Bogart, P. N. Wood, Thos. A CLARK, 80
Thos. A. Adams, Y. A. Bradford, d, D. Witlers
W. n MERCER, Ptesident
A. 0. KELLY, ! aaN
WM yQGEL, kvfce Presidsats
R. B. SUMNER, j =
D. D. WfTHERS, Treasurer.
NJ Copies of The Act Of Incorporation and By
tanned at the office. ass liz