davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

nor SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
J. and Lot, No. SO Louisiana avenue, Washing
ton. 1t presents rare opportunity to a person
wishing 20 make good investment.
Also, three-story Brick House-and Lot, No. 81
High street, Georgetown, Lot 20 feet front by Ice
feet deep; will be sold low and on long credit.
Apply at 46 Louisiana avenue. ~ 20-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09
GENTLEMEN's UNDERGRADUATES.

WE have large and fine assortment of Silk
w Gauze, Merfno and Cotton Undershirts, lin.
en- and cotton Drawers, White and colored Shirts
Hosiery, &c, which we are now Offering at very
low prices. WALL Il STEPHENS,
3D. Pa. ave-, next door to Iron Hall
Nv lift GNpyys1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

FOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME
= House, with basement, situated on Prospect
Hin, Georgetown, commanding a beautiful view
Of the Potomac river. Apply to T. o. Donnoghue
near the Catholic Church, or X. H. Trunnel, No.
70 Frederick street, Georgetown, d. C..
iW Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09
EVENING STAR,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The REaArrA.-The steamer Mount Yer
mon started from her wharf, Yesterday MORN
ling, with about three hundred persons on board
anxious to witness the great Regatta, which
was announced to take place that day.
The following were the rules of the rae.
a. reed upon by the contesting boats: >
l: The entrance fee to be paid by each boa.
|shall be ten dollars. ""'
2. The boats shall start from their poo,;r.
at the buoy near the Arsenal wharf. A lante,b
and halt apart, at precisely nine o'c,ocIe On
the morning OF the 9Th Of August that thew
run to Fort Washington, around ,be bnov Al
that place, and return 10 the point of starting
The signal for starting shall be given from tb,
shore by the discharge Of a gun.
.. The nrst boat in the race to receive the
sum ct $40 90, and the second boat in tb a ra,c
10 receive the sum Of S2334.
T.. ANY boat running against anof,ner, or in
ANY way disabling her; or any bo,.t using ar
|tihcial means 10 assist her in tb q race Shall
Forfeit all claim to the prizes.
). Where boats are nearin,, each other On
different tacks, the boat hs.ving the greatest
|spaee must change her oorrse
At precisely 9 O'CLOCK, the gun fired at the
arsenal wharf amor. need the starting. AND
THE boats which Were entered, being situated
opposite the buy in the river, near the Ar
sensl wharf, s.OOut length and a half apart
gided out iE. the following order:
No. l. Martha
No. 2. General jackson.
No. 3. Will Watch.
No. 4. Lady Gay Spanker.
No. 5. Skipper.
No. 6. Know Nothing, of the Navy Yard.
No. z. Know Nothing, of Alexandria
Tie boats went down with an excellent
breeze, and tur1ed the judges boat, opposite
the wharf at the fort, in the following order
Time of arriral
Know Nothing from Navy Yard .iO:29:30
Lady Gay Spanker.. ..10:34 90
Martina. .........s..... .lO:o9:lJ
Will atch.. .IO:4I:UU
zen. jackson ................-... lO:52:OO
Know Nothing, from Alexandria. .10:5S:30
Skipper. ...................... ..u:00:30
The Know Nothing, having an exceilen:
start, led on the return, with the wind, anC
came in ahead, as was generally expected
The FIVE boats which arrived first were the fol
lowing:
Know Nothing, of Navy Yard. ...12:11:OO
Lady Gay Spanker.. .12:30:00
VIII W alcn. .lZ.0Z.UU
Trou Nothinp of Alexand ria. m On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

ENOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
IL lOrs and Chambers, with Board.
Also, Table and Transient Board Inquire at
Mrs SMITHS, 233 street apItf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

No SMOKING will be allowed on the grounds
attached to the Executive Mansion during the
evenings when the Marine Band performs at
that place the same rule also applies to the
Capitol grounds. Many ladies have com
blamed Of persons standing near them pufhng
the sickening smoke of country rolls in their
faces. The officers and Auxiliary Guard re-
quest geatismea to leave their stumps outside
on those occasions, and expect that gentlemen
will comply cheerfully. CALAMITY should be
allowed TO prepOnderats over their pufing
Ptopelsities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

cssnt The engine which lef here viva ths train for
Detroit Sunday night, unfortunately broks truck srs
Calumet bridge and backed up 70 the Iu actIou hsrs
vas unable 70 got out Of the way Of tia train whc
left here yesterday morning. and al Ast accouah thv
we're both delayed there.
Snow on THE ROOFS.
lFroIa the Chicago Democrat, Jsn, 90
The roofs OF Of the stores Lake street nif
"a ~ aut0ma ~ breaking down Yesterday. On ~
the hat ones with higher budinss either fids the
anow from three 20 ave feet deep The weight u
,eeueny very heavy aud they should Be looked 10 b.
soae hA~, NJ isaa,.
lAs sheds Belonging TO the livery stables Of nesss
~eissi q aHoN upoo ihen add il feared that targs
nninb' 81 oSrrHge, busgieS ko whieh are untcrnsata
them sre more or less inlurta.
TERKIBLE ACCIDENT.
IRON the Chicago Journal, Jan. cal
'efrlha accident TOOK place friday las, an IN.
HHon ar inc 70 ons Of the operatives employed 10
opening TIE way through monster drift trAel l.ynr
by the nnme % Porter ems o. the active
AM efficient msn upon the whole line Of The road hsa
volunteered his services bop the train trongb h.
snow and standing tie side platform 81 the Isos
motive when slater vas put Ia notion A body Of
striking sgainat HIM caused hs foot " ap frs~w
the platform, II caught by the driving wheel in
such way 70 wrench the leg entirely OF the kne
Joint The poor fell backward tho ny OF th,
platform While hs leg With the boot stu upon H. fou
upon ths trAch beneath tho locomotive. foster wAs
talsn up ani carried a. quickly possible back 10
Dixon, whrn the remaining portion o! his limb va.
twice ampusedarst just above the point OF scvcran
from The leg and af,sr~Aro sn higher up, sceosnt
Of the houe being shattered. When our iaforI8aa<
let Dixon Porter N.s regarded likely 10 trss
his awful wound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

GnrAr EICfrruFNr ~ rnR Toww OF Mr.. PLgl
ANA rronUiDtHE % IAqtoh DUuE0iSD uH ,fn
1sr-TtGAiIf rB FrINcHAt RIoTgHs LA the TOYS Of
NJ FrAAApt about nine miles from this city 70 tho
northern part % the county, not drop ~ liquor has
been sod for some TINE and Botng la. trAnsplFei D.
mar the quiet AMI T"ars ~ the village nrtI sdndsy
evening list whom " noised around that the Yas.
ltrk House had been rented 70 Mr. Patterson Of C.v
ingion, Who expected ~ cell liquor tho prern &c
arrive on sunday, ero~a Of -ou,sn arnsi
With bAichotA, avs picks guns, SC repaired 20 To,
Nanklh House broke open TIE doors and s.Archsf
~ room In the hotel for ID" objectionable arri~ bat
failed Ia nnding a. IN ths meant tp4 named Dan
Is lAboJtAuI barber III VI Pleasant arrived In thu
town With the hrst load ~ hqsor. eoase agar aaa
other grocstcs but mostly liqanf III. citizens ssrs M,
avsre - ~ arrival untl nc following morning. sbos
O'Clock, IL ANNOUNCED through the streets In le1s
than minutes over hBndred person, we're Aranrs
Siih any sn1 cYsrythug That yoaA bfsak open bari
rel et open dru ghns smash bottles and DESTROY fur.
niturc rhs rioters about thirty ~ whom feE.i~@
fsrcbly entered the prsnsss, AMI conmsnce5 the.r
rork ~ fssirarunn Nr iAbJyiauA, vso had charx~
- th~ property bot rho about starting for ssotx
hal hear; II -. attack Lis hDuss and hAnrnsi 70
TIE sssnr ~ riot 81 b. enter ng ths door fsnahr
"a The ground had he caught hsr asa thrsp hes
a. s.d.. ~ then ssaxhi ~ perans ~ both
'tfss nd ica' and tfaFRsd through ths gaot whi.h
VS. ~ inches the anof baes \, The door through
vhich h. rlssisA into ths street tAbOytaan not
btin9 "ifs haHjs lie hs3 fatsn into, made good hs
csespe The fofsrs cDnnnsl thrf vorz u dssiruetlpn
.n al The hqunr, rasks aud barrels sefe cgnascstsd
Arf rhth eb~srs uToa cheers for thg Ohio nquos lao
vsre gvsn ~ The snotsa p~rls -ho r-turasa thsn
homes, delsrHlnsi 70 tlsir a,,aes NM any
oinsf prfs@n tfpusht hgaof y thslf towaciHeiHnsfi
Z. "A : 10 d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03
A.mri..n Bibi. soei.,,

1hs 'iAist meeting II ~ Itnssrfs 80 he'll a. tbs
Bal Hoass Attor rles "a T1Brssay The lot last AZ
A.. y ~, Hon flihst Rrsal,h ~ he ehair. asss,~z
BY william cfosby. r~aa. Han. sna gaisnais o.
s~ss, E.a..
Ten rec aasisgy sosIsiis. rrcsKBi,sd. a. vhas
ufss Ia ArN.h.ss ssa 10 sseb sfhs stats. sf
Gs.rrls TsnB.ssss Tstas EsHtaesy, H'aogn, nlssls
sha toEnss,leai.
hitter "a. r.aa han tAs ssnloT Esersisty, s.Auax
D. safs suiYRI 81 cbafissson -ih iaproyiag kssish
'no'hsf frm h.r Rirh,sf a, Cspstsat nopgs 10 ~.
rArd = ts srsuLion q ths scnpiars. Ia raIssy ssA
s wslSsntss thd In Italy i-.tsr from W. Phliilps
IA ofsgoa, 'ho-s the GssriatSn a u srripiar.s "
lS0s. gyss srcolraginr siatst1ssu Ia rad 70 ds
Nituions among The Osrnans IN has Geld
to'ts valuable additions -srs msas v ibs soes,ys
Cfhu !, tee4, ~. u..s sfBti,. sss T..,as..s,s
. soofs1 ssnssy selects a. I0sisss. ~ o,Asr. fsr
~ toiofsi s-hbsl ssLssi = aoss'Lls, y 10 nag
Deb. esrinsn sod ArAbls - ss- Tissios q Afnes.
. NJ ABsrsaa roar1 u Cofaais.lessrs fsr gsfsxa
bss.ons. for thsr m.ssabs sngnx ~. Chies.as AL
'sssA lHfts go rsfBs sthsrs 10 dlrsrsss angusq..
.aelafiag &C. re.ans. % no khs1
WtsHiN SY0S slrf0s A. HgNruI~r-Dlslag the
y~sr rosfasrsng cn ~. 80, - gsuaasy ssi sssx
- tist z ietsr lsss, ~ r-ssFt. y ~ wa.Aias
- AiilonA Nos4n'ri A'sas 4tlsu SER 90 ia T %
Tshtatss 90 fi ti-sasrg " 80 hanas - fhs ire.
,aser sgIa 2! ~ rprsss has s,iAs-s S~yb, 81
80 grgut.s IS b,oss TO- in,sr,lea IL h.es
irfns To tsse.s ~ mafbl. fr.sa Jar.a sai o.
Efsniis tf. Toe Chez ssghiaE hosi. thAA hr~s te..i
s's = = rlsrei q a. HDnsgasnt Thsy --ys wouxn
- ~ Nsshogf1. 1sVy yaya sn1 ~ basrf " easssg~rs
fsesirsd - frst nissNfh - ihsf arrival through
conaRanlesten Ca. 80 -ttry " iks Fsry Thsrs~
ssYis ~ ths tfsosf.,r sffrsfessy srga last
Ias sis<, ua't.s frpo s~d IN ssah brsseh a
tsngfsss Ia r,EWans8tAgn = ~ sssff ~ nsnss
sec. ~ IA kaUfrk tSgss,ufs v aafh TIE
Wshf us pish n bHi1ng ~ n4irSasi ssl-seFipsisss
ksStnr rrofs1 h!ars. Ihs sgr'lsasAss h-s, l.~rs
lea tsly coEt1s.f 49, ikAf b0.h cy1uuisi.~. in
sg ai q agrss sGau srpreTrias- to accessory fasas
- 49, yaft@ss ba usrs ttviar a syantes e "
tks g4rpsf - 80 sttsna'ars-~wksth~r shall ~ ky
EeisfaN.sbs e.ssgs W ths pr.vat msmsxst~ q ~
ssasfisisr - Weth fagtos E,rffssl
BIsTRs Asp DrATns IN BosToa a. lS,t-Tbs 70
t0rt - IA fsrssssr - ths Bosfs q A<runsa skovs
ssi Aft aaAlss sn1 it1 fsssss 6sd ia tAAs ety Ser
ing -. yssf lst a. srosss ~ sssls. n ia Dsr.x 10
ssfrs f@sS 49, Dslss ssd ia srnsis "a I8r.n
tgrn, srsSs. " sesiss iA Tbs esa~s dsssh sur@s
"a. Jss .sa t.nsis a asi hsy wssh, sgs1 10 y..rs
shs as tyaSd essa !. b-4 IL bsr rsss~ssles v-~- ~
tsts ffe. boz hasbs.3 date IL fTss whieh oms Ne
vass gsss.sd nsn 10 80 nriash as,y, sfssr ws@s 80
v1 ssi ais - usrs sia IL fAry IS iassAs-~ svs.~
~e's hoyr, sss f@rs topisss. a. ~s tAs osss
10 Ps'ssgvs g-sssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

Pns At FrLrosvILln. N. Y~-Tbs brick building
occupied By Mesus wsnnrs Argoslnrsr a. DRY yools
store, BY M Horninr AL clothing store sni ~ bf
VIM. Nsnpie 80 . dwelling konss. cas- tossIiy a.
stroyes BY 70. ca The nlght Of ne 3iT a' Tas az
once o. Van Ne>htsn Esq, adjoining, vas al-o 3s.
.uoJsa, /. -as vootss dveIiing n The osrptsaJ o.
Mrs. Nllson- The building fret m~,,lored reh %
the dwelling houss, the property o. Mr. W Bwsun.
PIE. here y. no Insurance the bailings On ths
sioi o. goods o. vhieh pons vss sa..d Ths satf.
loss 10 ssisn mated AZ from $4,000 70 $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

:" TEE FnsT BHALL IN LAsr.r-The Evansville
(lnd) JosyHaI sAys that IN Oh rrstensn, sxsd sr'J
Ave year.. -. married fee days ago Ia Esos o9ua,y,
10 that state, % hD sirth vfs ssd ~ has oniy srrA
svs vossa Hs svss vifs " his isss vtfs ssd ~. 10
sov 10 hsrfe r.'ghysss shs has ss~s ssrrlsd thfss
u~ss, aass' xssss~f u ksg last kysssaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

reason that he would DO no violence to thoss most
deeply interested In his safety. These friends we're
unknown, a. believe, TO "P, and 10 had no social
obligations 70 control him In what WAS With him
positive duty. 30 much for the defence Of one
whom might know IL endeavored 20 to do; but
have thought that the public might be advantaged
by the aggregate Of facts THAT would be brought
to bear on it, without the possibility Of concsrsed
action and have declined seeking the acquaintance
tor such reason alone.
We have in Issue Of the Diario de la Maiaa. of
Yesterday, an exhibit efthe condition Of the affairs
Of the first warehouse and banking company Of Reg
Ia and Havana showing the working in aggre-
gates:-
Property Of all descriptions. l,l42, 92l 81
Pagayes not matufed. ............ 1872 957 6t
Dsbt Of steam com pany, building
boa's, &c. .......... 1926 81
Cash in chest. Observation-Disclosures. 777,438 Al
Total. ...............,.,,....$3 81, 443 $50 OIL
Capital stock paid In g 900 shares) 81 500 900 90
Profit and loss. Observation-Disclosures. 369,4l4
Deposits on interest at per cent. 203,l97 81
Deposits without interest. ........,. 1902 Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03
SOW fsos. 80 =

ltryn4 TIC LhictEo I~ifC0~raff |Ab -
Mere i EottlBy tu' a. - sFsrs aai
artund. Ith Tying IN cloud. bronYb The ~ iying
j. mbstar. nloaaisns % ~ saEih i !, ~hifAEs
ng tse tLs roafs q stores Gn2 house snA oa1sEy
their rasfs - rfsak vih iks anasaa lo4ds Thsr. ~
J.sr' = Z. - top ~ ~ popse' 4 dssrcss- n ~
il soHrassesd ,ao.rs r ss,srlsy s,eniss a,t. al
eohtihu.c 70 % . ''aaay ~ - l.s' nshi -brs -
Oh S.- Fagiass r,sll-oi. ~ n v ns,.rsvasy.
tLiug Inc w. 1hs ei1..f ihhabaat. II thsss rar
te'afs it's no eosN ihs xfsays snos storm srsf
pstene.a n ne Sorth~s't - ths ts"H ~ lsxhi
sne~
rix LEsisrlrrrE
n.ls tis Or; i'm. viihin "a rs.aS7,.on - ths
tCtsst inkabtsnt wbfa fbs legislature ~ Ns Hlafs
"a. - long -.asn.r bonus .. 10y hsvs 90 b,.n -
Over se.< tae nnsfnlsfs bsts bsse asaa4s az ~.
,uor tsniy sna,oFing 70 rsseh tss tsgtAi - itslt
chsness = saessssiux fof $500 " csno art ratasf
,so- ara s'se /. sa,sflay nzlt tsa ~ Saraf ~
sss; storm. tad IL -}nd has t~Fu sgrrirHrT hiEh
s'fugg.ss " AZ 80 ssss tas b*sr it ass - is.t
IL sssrYa. -. i1s.ta,ar. 49, r..al,,l = g. 80
sla' ttfo; fof ~ election = GATED sttss rshAisr
M Is0stsssts ths4 20 gueta1 III y "a ~ sseau4
att su assss 1ssni A. AIR = ,assssrs -. tsls
r. 81 W ifes Va s"ata = r. % ~tih bssia@as
tos0 vILH.
iron ~. ctlzsss rfs., IA. -
A a~stsith rss~vte ~ fhs satv yesterday sure
uT IRON y D gsl, ~ >, Boofai nren ''AsnE -, ~
u vslisr ,ars, Sn.. r.sy ssi u. 70 . -hi,h 80,
III from k1s fsar-tsy, sirs-A IA dnh ia nf-s
ta.srss r.s.sss'r' .s@a' sf'y 'ai,. sa'.h 4 H-s~
yHr sxow ooxTDr1s.
X set, not s5y snovag ~ bS~inf Fer b9fy Ans
s.ly Elk s,eyEosy ihsy nrsT IA n. vbxsSs
foetay kses - % has vs have f&.psiehss. sss 80
sal. ms rAllses4. s.r' .s.a s.s.Asd ~ ys'..sasy.
srifvns ss rs.a ssi sui |. t,sls yssEasy s0.vs "a.
klxhssa csstrsi 10 iSsashi ~ tssss % iss 49,
rsa csu'rsi r-sa vesA ss'' o. mfSss b. ~ % -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03


Case Of Frarciseo Estranpss-Efect Of The Publ.
cation Of his Litter IN he N.,s York Herald
Commercial A6airs-- Arrirai Of the IPest Indie
NAL Steamer Com,oay-Aherations in the Regu.
laiions Concerning Cuban State P,ison,rs--
Apathy Of the United States GovGnmsnf rcifh Re
gard 10 the Case Of Fsiir.
The publication Of letter Of Estrampes In your
columns issue Of the 18th inst, has excited some
inquiry ard II has been alleged that It viii preju
die his case for tae exercise Of cemency with the
superior authority. Your correspondent, whom
DO not know, used the power he had with friends 10
procure the document from the piisorer; and far
a. he Ia concerned there was wrong done or 10.
tntion thereof and the letter was received by him
in good faith, with the belief tina. Francisco
Estrsmpes entertained that his treatment, a, well
- his political sentiments aud his political pur.
poses, which had been frustrated by the vigilance
Of the government, should be made kao xn 70 the
world. apprehend that the friends Of Z strsmpes
are in error - 70 the idea that The publication viii
in any way be iLjuri0us 70 him; the contrary for
the prisoner himself has made declaration Of and
reiterated every word he has written 10 the govern
ment, the Queens Attorney and the military com.
mission further, the publication shows that the
world holds under constant observation everything
done bong done In Cuba and the verdict OF the
world. the intelgen. world, win be rendered for or
against Der rulers, ~ they may act with OF Ia con
>empt Of the snlighte mt. progress and polity Of
tbe sgc. This fact, think, win have due influence
with the superior Intelligence and Judgment that
VIII temper justice with mercy. That one Of your
correspondents, whom know very well. had deter.
mined mot 70 ssnd the document, IA no eviden,s
against The othsrs He vas Influenced by the belief
Of The persoah friends of Exrampes that Il might
Be dindnatAssous, and - yielded his opinions, mot
becsass ne shcaghs hinss'f In error, bat Tor ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-03

Arrival Of the Steamship Black WARRIOR.
The stesmship Black Warrior, Captain Bullock,
arrivsd yesterday morning from New Orleans via
Havana. bringing dates from the latter city to the
26th uitimo.
There was nothing new at Havana. The steamer
Falcon was st in port but was expected to sail for
New York ON the morning Of the 29tn ultimo.
We are indebted to the purser Of the Black War
fior for late intelligence and files Of Havana papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25

sMIssIssIPPi P0LrrIos AND IrEAs. --From that
excellent paper the Hctnesyiile pike county, Miss
pf the 10Th inst we clip the fOnexag items
81 intelligence AZ samu ID evidently through
the piney woods with ygor and rapidly angmsefsng
momentum that VIII Inevitably bear down all opposition.
Senatorial Distrc Convention was held at pebsr A.
Qains In this county, Monday Last BY the American
party Of piks and Ahe, and pr. Dixon Of An,ite
chosen thar csadidae for State SENATOR who, NJ
In this county having fptery resided In Homesvis
several years. and "a considered strong man for the
ticket welt ~ in Anita His opponent whoever
lnay will mud the DR., an honorable opponent and
4 ons every wsy worthy Of his steel,
Ehe American party in Auite county hall County
Convention on the Sth OF July last and H. Moore ana
NJ u HnR nominated for the hover Branch of The
Legislature. ~
snos the PRONUNCIATION Of tho American NatorAivtas
form sssam has found himsslf turned lepsa and Is
making rapid strides through the coaptrShe.ding s
conventions and meetings with open doors, showing
his heels generally
Iii the rsslrosd meeting 81 Newtown in Hines county
after the address OF Governor Brown behalf Of N.
New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad book
f subscription for stock In said road we're opened
Two hundfea and seventeen shares taken The spot
Governor Brown % hara spoken Ut on Oh
subject on the 18th inst, aud the public generally
tie ladies particularly, were invited to stterd.
We we're favored last syeniug With dashng shower
rain accompanied with considerable wind and elgh
snsiakIiug hail The body Of tbs cloud passed iron
the south TO the Neas II where We expect tohear
some damage 70 she crops ID consequence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25

oalManday laat person who had =. gsptssl appear,
hut who in bis conduct aaeued himself wanting In
thsrsincipes Of gentleman, inside 4 ee%srdly attack
upon a. nsdsss young lady, while crossing Lafayette
square al MONDAY She had been followed by him IN
the most nsolent srner along oarondelet street from
Poydfss along Hsvis via. tbs Treasursr's office, Ber
tusiassa e thence Lafayette Square, wheEe
he spoke with disgusting familiarity yet without
receiving apy reply and desisted not from bis Rarh
neuss until the sisst Of gentlemen in tho Pmnihns To-
wards which the young lady Wss hastenings caused him
to fstire from the pursuit, j, a5t-Ss46 < "a 81
the perpstratsr Of this unnanly outrage read these
lines let him take warning Arepetton Of such offences
may oase more serious Consequences 10 him tAn
buks tn the columns Or newspaper Ifhe have spark
ri gentenany feeling In bis nature this hint will suffice
ias4sls IL ID. H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25
4ls Eo a TH X g'RE EEsr.
a Zip ON the jackson Railroad. p

:. 2, " VI, Y. NJ, \
5ssrs Eds Crescent Atsvin& enJoyea m0ss oanght,
fsl excurs1pn into tne country On sunaay iass ena
thinking Il pauce soae GU your numerone reauefs 70
try "Trip the Asha snaeavor 70 aeseMns
ofss pleasures Ihe ne Depot aeIasr q
Sa,jS and 6siope street. nahy at 9AsM rapid Sue
csssou Va para the swamps prarses bayou Lahranche
(sreat shing aud hunting place, t1s aaa ~ frisnd W.
A. genuine enthusiastic sporsaman Erenier ross MAI
chac most charming and place, eaat eonasdts
Isks Mauripas WHICH we sea on our iefts with Bake
Popschartsain. Then come Ponchitona and Tckiaw,
and here Ns.are at the big city ~ Oh Amte consisting OF
three hosss and arAslly ne hots kept by a. Hesler
q ferry accommodating hast We stopped here while tbs
caEswent on to TArgipaho aud Qsyka.
The stopping places the read are In the following
order: EShner, 10 miles from New Orleans, Bayou La
braachs snd Erenier 23msss ManchaoS7 mites Ponehi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25
.as-, The relaxing heats q aumme. leaxee

bend them long tain ofeyiis. The universal shese
general DEBILITY, it, atsndan ne Of aprits For
spssay cars shape
HooFLANps GERMAN Buffers, psparsd by Dr. O. M Jack-
Phadephs opnio ansdipine gensr saone
nappfoaehabie. sees head Of the difficulty
In Che digestive organization. relieve scrstons
tho blood Of tho o the pf diasase. I tonic
promote
the the gastric juice with dssoses tbs food, while
CORDIAL soothing general regularity
Of the foay
the Constitution Suh ID experience of its eee5
believe u confirmed by the evidence Of all who Tried
had opportunity Of witnessing Ne operations. For
scknon, 10 Arch street. Soc Advertisement ys idw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25
Cdosfires.ess, HEADACHE, Giddt,tess

~ the Side and Breast Nsusss Siekaeia,
Appetite Fsllor safshy cemps1op symp-
toms Disosdered Lgsr z-s7.s9s
wRIGIITiS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
ae certain the
ebd humors which eauss
all sisordsrs fhs hssr Of every aady
seut hox will all givs es
anee, according will AssuredIy drYs
Of dissale from tbs hoty-1v =
"a Forsals BY J. WRIGHT CO.. I chssrss ssfcet New
cans at propsiatoss's pfiees. iy3s apSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25
Pass UIsrtstiass Hofet

kE open for the Season. Those IN search Of health
srsatioR will End this desirable summer retreat,
~ Prices the same as formerly. a. ,.,,,.,,...,.-.*
3ssp spsn A.H, MONTGOMERY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25

y as- MusfoAI. pRoMENADs ENTERTAINMENTS.
An extraordinary performance viii be given BY the superb orchestra
Mr. osnasrs dirssaieu T Eysnins AZ Odd Fsloas Hall
Ashss aNsouai Guards March, be executed fcf the rst
tpas.
w The price Of ssisslsa Is only esu. 5yss 9pit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-25
CatssessU0Od's Celebrated Ginger.
brandy. .i... s,5 :

w This vsry superior liquor, fombnug n csrnasys, mu
atng and aromatic qualities Of Hsua Ginger with
superior article Of BRANDY and which become
beverage IN oil s cities along the vs we'll
Eaai ia introduced into ths market for the ms
The virtues Of Ginger gentle, peassnt nnrstpK
oniaehe heys long BEEN exoed hs Medical
been rocosntsd BY srsry observer Of hsgienic effects
The article presented challenges comparison with any
produesd has tho prass
GATHERWooD ELMoRE,
myls apH Conner Girod and Commerce strees