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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

T%o u. s. FRI-WEE MAIL LIN r.
TAM9.lE4 e FROM NEW ORLEANS TO FICkSBuRG.-
;ss=Ea For Donadsonyis. Plaqmemine HSton @ RSouge Rouge
Natchez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf Warren
and Vicksburg.
SOUTHERN BELLE Capt i}roMdwell, TiiuRsDAf, at5PM
N!ATCHEZ, Capt. Leuthers, SATURDAY, at 8 7. NJ.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular dnys without fail, at the hour appointed All
business entrusted TO their will be promptly and faithfully
Freight taken for inzoo if cons sned to W. NJ
SHAW the Agent Of the boats at Vicksbrg who will forward
il without delay. and without any extra charge.
These bos will be responsible for any letter or package
bills aing taken specifying the contents and value and
freight paid for vaunbes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on bonrd or to --
, GARR0II, PRITCHARD 4 CO.,
se5F Union Row. 81 Cnrondelct street
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BEILES C. FOLIxES. AUGTIONEER AND COM
LyI MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street. yicksburg,
Mississippi.
p~W sell Merchandise and Property of al descriptions
to him. and prompt emistanee made for the
Refers to-
Me8r John Watt Co., and caddy, Brown Co.. New Or
cans. AS 3ply
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY $, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER

Will leave on tt uEsDAY, 9Th Feb, at o'clock P. N.
gYuss FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
EaAalE1 Bayou Cempte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Cor
esass9GssA TOMS and all Intermediates lsndngs-The
ely Light draught substantial and swift running
leave above For freight paaage apply board foot
of Canal street, or 70 -
VIII leave on WEDNE EsDAY 1sth Feb at o'clock, P.
Y%@p5 FOR GRAND ECOHE, NATCEI-
= toces and Alexandria. The regular passenger
steamer Plota, Parker, master, will leave as
aEye For fgh 4 Or pPS q @ bo1a m sSe e. to street
viii leave wEDSEsnAY VA 81 Eeb + at At e,e!qsk I'M
Benton Port Caddo, Albany, Shreveport Grand
saa Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandra, and all inter
mediate landings The superior passenger steamer Grenada
Crup MASTER will leave above For freight or passage
fei LEWIS sNAPP & Co, 81 Front street.
Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst. at o'clock ?. NJ
nS. FOR SHREVEPORT, d
tsa Bayou Grand Ecore Campe Alexandria, Cor.
RYeT-The fine passenger packet Amanda, W. W. Rsher
board or to LEWIS SNAPP ( Co, 81 Front street.
p S-The Amanda will take freight for above the, Raft
water nernittingS S3'5Er, VA 0a'a@ oH fe4
Will leave OH THURSDAY. 7th inst at o'clock u.
IT, A. FOR RED DRTVER-THE FAST Run
ming and light draught drawing only 20 inche9
waIney master will for Hurricane and Caro-
lima Bluffs Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campa, Grand Ecore,
Alexandra and oil Intermediate landings For freight or pas
apply on board. -. 5,a. l. fsy-,.4s
port the Bluffs Freight taken for Jefferson Port Caddo
with privilege resppng. and will to Jefferson water
permitting.
fe5 esy NJ. GWARTNEY Master.
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THE LAKE.

fYus. FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
U. s. MAIL LINE.-Wirter Arrangelnent.The
isSsa splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
\. IIcirn master; Florida, $ Frost master md Ore
lake de, with superior accommodations of the above
will tho Luke end Of the Ponchartran Railroad
daily the arrival of the o'clock T, 81. Returning
will stop Pnscagona Monday and Thursday evenings
DECK ........|.'.. s7s
K. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November |, 1855 n5
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Leaves with Dispatch.

Leaves with Dispafch
r. Regular TENNESSEE RIVER
sea PackeThe and very splendid steamer
ss=szss ChoctaSv, D. Snedle, MASTER leaves above
for Eastpor Florence anil Tascnmba and all intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply board or to
ia1s LEWIS SNAPP L CO.. 81 Front street.
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TENN ESSEE RIV Err.

VIII leave TUESDAY. 5th Feb, at s o'clock P. VI.
grSS a. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
!EIhtsa - The and light tdraught steamer Midas,
Stanley Brown master, will leave as above for
Easpor Florence and Tuscumba For freight passage
LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
HThe Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
the season. " jail
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R= REGULAR U. S. MAIL PACKET.
l65illRs r For Princeton, Ashton, Pitchers Point Skip
Ess= wit's Landing Lake Proyidsnse, G9edTichs
Natchez Fort Adams Bay Sara Baton Rouge and all in
temcdae landings splendid fast running packet
Southern Belle, L. W. Broadwe, MASTER will leave
above on THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ
For freight passage, apply on board, or to-
PITCHER, GOODRICH CO., As Carondelet street.
L. SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street.
EThe Southern Belle will also take freight for all points
the Yaoo River with the privilege of reshppg Ficksbur
she having made very advantageous for that
pose
HA clerk will be the levee every Tuesday morning to
freight. d2l
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M. TANEY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOR
and Domestic Malt Liquors No 80 New
Phladephia Ale Porter and Champagne Cider by
the barrel hogsead Or in bottles boxes casks
suit puehaser imports Scotch Ale and London Porter
H- Prompt and particular attention paid to all orders
eeiyed, fe7ly-n
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lIeaves with dispatch.
~ FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON AND
sIhAHII e Louisville and all intermediate landngs-The
5Sssaa4ssA fine passenger steamer Queen CITY, Neal,
MASTER receiving freight and will leave above For
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
board, to
janl2 JOHN Fl. HYDE Il CO., 66 Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

DATENT SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
BAKER, Sewing Machine Company, having established an
office at No Camp street second floor would respectfully call
the ateon Of the public their large and unrired
ment of SEWING MACHINES consisting different
varieties at prices ranging from 55 to $3.50 These Machines
unlike any others in use form with two continuous
theaEs from ordinary spoo making knot at stitch
which prevents the work from ripping under circumstances
whatever They particularly adapted to the manufacture OF
clothing shirts collars ladies' dresses hats caps shoes
tas quilted work, embrodercs carriage trimming uphol
sey work. and i'll fact everything where the needle and thread
requisite An examination is all that is necessary satisfy
ncreduos that they superior any Machine
heretofore offered to the public Exclusive rights for districts
may be secured by immediate application at the office
Nachine silk and needles constantly hand for
W. C. FEIIE, General A gent,
in1q m, N
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R9sa PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
saak ssak s @ LOO PACKET @ New Latoma, Emile Gross
repaired and newly painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving New Orleans FRIDAY, at o'clock A. NJ,
and every MONDAY, ut o'clock P. N.
atena will be ready to ake fseEht cysry Monday
Goua Plaqnemine Baton Rouge, Iobdells Store Port Hud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
nm hn,rd Oh
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Leaves WEDNESDAY, the eth Inst. at r. NJ
, HS A. FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
EAnE e and Evansville. The entirely and light
5sEsa draugh steamer AyondnIe, Geo. D. HoopIe,
master will leave above For freight passage apply on
board to
fe3 JOHN +. HYDE Il CO., 66 Poydras street.
The AVONDAIE will take freight for all Landings the
I,nyar hin
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REGULAR ACKETS.

IT, n REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
FAlY YSEa-For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Greenvie,
Lake Providence, Vcksbnrg, and all intermediates
landn-The regular and fast running passenger
John S1Inlondls O. B. Church, MASTER will be ready
receive freight Monday morning. and will leave above
having very superior accommodations, THURSDAY, the
3s inst at O'Clock, P. N. For freight apply
board, or to
JOHN f. HYDE & CO., 65 Poydras street.
MThe Simon,ls will take all plantation and way freight and
passengers for ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville
connecting Memphis with packets for those places. jas
e=. REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
lAsEsIs5 s. Iasnolln-FoE Ashton, Pitchers Point Skip
Natchez all intermediate landnrsThe elegant and swift
running passenger packet steamer WagOnOlln, Capt ST.
will leave for the above TUESDAY, at
O'Clock p. N.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
no2S T. B. SMITH, Il New l,evce street.
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OU CHITA RIY ER.

Will leave TUESDAY, 9Th inst o'clock, P. NE
~ FOR OUACIITTA RIVER AND
EAEsIEaalTS p BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW For Chalnpaguole
ssas1sA Moro Landing, Pigeon Hill, Marie Saline, Ala
ba4 Iadng Bayen srth9lomew high Point Pleas
ba Harrisoniurg Trinity, all intermediate landings The
light draugt steamer l6 nche At;lanta Captain n. G.
Briggs leave above For freight upply board
foot of St. Louis street.
fe4 MUSE K MALI.ETT q Tchoupitonlas street
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Leaves with DisDatch.
r. D. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
u The fine fast running passenger steamer II. p
sssssaEh Leathers C. P. Bennett master will leave
aboye-For Memphis Helena petas Point FriaG,s Point
Greenvie Lake Washington Lake Providence Ficksburg
Nachez and all intermediate landings the Mississippi river
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on board or to
fel LEWIS SSAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.

VIII leave on TUE TUESDAY "a gth Feb At, At o'clock +. NJ
Louisville, and al ntermedate landngs1The
,sssssFsTaa fine passenger steamer Yorktown, John
Scott MASTER will leave above For freight passage, ap
ply on board or TO
jn3l JOHN F. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydras street.
Will leave TUESDAY, eth inst. at o'clock p NJ.
, RE- a. FOR LOUISVILLE.-THE FINE RE-
guar passenger packet steamer Antelope,
Captain Ed Brown, will leave for Louisville and
nil intermediate landings above For freight passage
ply OH board
: TBETTERToN L KEEFFE % Tchoupitouas street
EA plan Of the Cabin be and State secured
by applying to the Agents.
VIII fake freight for Memphis Cairo and Paducah. fe4
VIII leave WEDNESDAY the eth inst. O'clock P. N.
nTsp r. FOR CINCINNATE-THE FINE RE-
gnlar passenger steamer VIM. Noble, j. n.
Newcomb, MASTER leaves for the above and all in
temedate landings above For freight passage apply
board, or to : .'n5gE +.
JAZZ JOHN F. HYDE & CO., &C P0ydras street.
Will leave WEDNESDAY, ftli inst, at o'clock ?. NJ
T ~ FOR LOUISVILLE-T HE FIN
regular passenger steamer 3. II. j. Trnbule,
F49sf5 81 White, master. will leave for Louisville and
all Intermediate landings WEDNESDAY,, 9th inst al
o'clock T. NJ For freight passage apply board
JOHN +. HYDE Il CO, &C PoydraS street.
plan of her cab be and staerooms secured
application TO the agents. I fe4
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI

viii leave WEDNEsDAY Feb eh At 4 Se9ek @ P E d NJ
6a For Menpis-The regular alternate Saturday
tsssAgA packet Belfast-The light draught and
splendid passenger BELFAST Geo W. Taylor MASTER
M leave next trip above for Memphis Helena Delta
bia Greenve Washington, Lake Providence, Fcksbug,
and Bends For freight passage having fine
modations, apply on board. or to
LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street
EThe Belfast will remain in the trade the entire and
all and plantation business.
EThe Belfast will take passengers and freight for St Louis
Louisville Cincinnati Nash Vile connecting Memphis with
packets those places. rja3O
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HORRIBLE AFFA1R-d. .Oenheman .Scoided 10 Death
by has o1c1 Seruants.-It was mentioned few days
ago tnaI Lewis b. Norwood. Esq, an Influential and
"idey known merchant Of Granville county, n. c..
m nao come to his death the night of Tuesday the
IIat uit, IN 2 sudden and mysterious manner. The
petersburg Express has the following additional mar
ticuars f
About his usual hour of retiring, Q O'Clock. his
overSeer left him in his chamber He was then in
his usual health and condition. both Of mind and body
Some two hours after his negroes reported to the
neghhors that he had fallen in the fire and been
burned to death. The neighbors Immediately as
5embed, and found him corpse. Burns upon DIFF
ierent parts OF his person were discovered but Is
hair was not snged even, and his clothing was with
ont acorch. Under these circumstances it wax
supposed that the burns must have been scalds from
not water His two little daughters were asIeen at
tfIe time in the chamber, bnt of course could tell
nCthnS OF the sudden and mysterious manner in
which they had been deprived of their protector.
An examination being Instituted suspicion rested
upon his negroes and it is now ascertained That he
was fouliy and shockingy murdered by two Of the
slaves From snch facts we have been enabled to
gather 1t seems that negro man belonging to him
had for some time absented himself. Mr.. SorpyooJ
suspected that two Of his negroes were harborDr the
runaway and to prevent a continuance of the prac-
tlce had for several nights previous to his murder
locked up the two suspected in an clubhouse on his
premises On the fatal night, however. he was
stunned by blow, and large pot Of boiling water
which had been prepared for the purpose was poured
through funnel down his throat, until life became
extinct. He was then conveyed to his chamber and
the neghbors apprsed of the death as we have stated
above. We understand that two of the negroes have
been arrested and are now in jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

LATER FROM KASsAs.-The Westport (sIo.) cor
respondent Of the st. Lonis Republican in a letter
dated October 27th says:
have received letter from Lecompton which
contains few items Of Gov. Geary is still al
OssaWotomc be has been instrumental in arrestne
three Or our Of the ngeaders in robberies that have
taken place in that county. Brown is still at arce
The saanf jury have found true bills against over
ninety of the prisoners for murder in the first de-
gree. They have a laborious time. having been in
session nearly three weeks day and night. =
The Kansas Legislature meets on the second Alou-
day Of Jaenary, 1851 and the first Monday in that
month thereafter. Active preparations are Being
made for the accommodation OF members and visitors
at Lecompton. =:
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E0tal slntel!i0entf.

CUAR1ry Hosp1r Pano,t for +Ia ,ool- q, ;;
YESTERDAY, .y.,r,- Soy.nh,- : a, ,f, ~10'7
.....
nisrI,nr~ci ~ peh =
F1RE.-The confectionarv sbo, Of ,rr Doro;-i;,,,,
Esch;no at -h, CORNER of Ro,,,I. ,, I,, ,a. t-I.
roof burnt of AT abon, 4 .J,r. v,a s;
fire originated in the a,t,. I'm, bor !, or;,a.J rn. ,
nos cnu,,l no, ,,isrora- r,,r ,.,, , ,t ttf. ~ =, wv
things on th. occas;,n and thu crif,r. or ,n ;1,'i
hailed the cnun,itv n. a r,ub,;c h,a.si,,
+''ii E.'.iLlH"'--hr. Sachett, llle 1a1lkee card
writer Is hEhlh ut MS Old post, in the st. Charles Rotu.
eciS cards i'll lis usual beautiful manner for all
e Will accept our thanks Tor package Of our own ai:'o
-' winch ''A 50 neat ana 50 sweet that We shall lIt.e
TO give them away whenever occasion demands it.
MrRDER.-Y Yesterdav afternoon at about 7,aIf.nast
; O'Clock Mexican uanci pamnbo' Garcia was ,aiI,
and killed by Spana named Jose Maria Martinez in hany
" 'ee street, between mon ana Frenchmen Streets TIE
parties were sie"nooa' hetnen of long acquaintance and
IN the habit OF STreeins around and gambling a crippled man.
WHO WAS IN the mouse at the time OF the MURDER states that Tar
q" was leF eh'E newspaper when MARTINEZ said that lie
eeu gong 10 Mexico III te" months and that he intended
~ t 'i'e Oh LOT Mexican. Garcia replied by saving
' haF"r" should DO such thing lie would burn his Ao;>e
o" N"r'ie1 took offence at this and going ot, mentioned
m '"ce al an a"Jscent grocery Soonat he returned
" s'cnt' hiS paper OUT OF ms h"hd and stabbed him
'oS 'e 'eaF' Will large Iirk "aFc" died Instantly AMI
'''ut MS escaEe oeIoFt the pohce arrived The Zorro
M ' M inquest III 'nt ease oh To-day. Sergeant Leg
witnesses Of the murder.
St1onr,r,. App,r W. ,oor, .1. - ~ mimi ,
pr,.,., ,, .,,.; 49,, ~ - w 4''''ie't
L., . man ,vt, .,, n,1 ,n, , No.. " " JUAN ''>'','-'
,'yrh- n,r,;,, " '"'S o e'ee'o" ''5' '''
STABBING AND SHOOTING AT ALGIERS.-We learn
that election day. Mr. Thomas Ford ,ipcarpenter of A.
gcrs stabbed by his brother soldier who l,a, 4,
capped with companion frn the L. S Barracks on this side ii,
there to take hand in the sl,ron
The soldiers arrested and arr now in the p.rz1, r;,
ne wounded mar" We 'e" is not in imminent danger though
''t eu"'cu % ~ MS o""'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

Hon. JNo NJ. CLAIToN-The Baltimore American,
Of the 3st ult, has the following in relation to this
gentleman: As various painful rumors have been in
for some days past, respecting the health
Of this distinguished gentleman, the Philadelphia
American has taken means to ascertain the true state
of the case aud is happy 10 announce that although
Mr. Clayton has been quite sick for some weeks, and
part Of the time seriously i'll as to create alarm in
the minds Of his physicians, lie is nov recovering.
and the friends who are near him hope that before
long he will he entirely convalesccnt.
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sNem Orl&alts 1ailp Grestent.
Influence.


hr GEORGE ". Bl-NGAYT.
Drop follows drop, and swel!s
With rain the sweeping river,
Word follows word and tells
a truth that lives forever.
Flake follows fake like sprites,
Whose wings the wind diS>cver;
Thought follows thought and lights
The realm Of mind forever.
Beam follows beam to cheer
The cloud bolt w0ud ahivc,
Jhrnb follows throb, and fear
Gives place to joy forever.
The drop, the flake, the beam
Teach Ms a lesson ever,
The word, the thought the dream
Impress the soul forever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

SorrH CAroEINA lilSToElC Vt SUtIETY.-Ata late
meeting Of this society in thlrItstpn }. l.. Pttigr
Esp. President, in the chair The reports of the re-
cor!ing and corresponding secretaries read, and
Indicated gratifying progress and valuable additions
to the historic materials, records manuscripts etc.
the preservation of which is the main object of the
society. \ reliable and intelligent agent in London
is now engaged in preparing descriptive index to
all the Carolina records and documents in the Colo.
NAL Office or other departments OF the British ar
rhHeS. The 81 l.anrens Manuscripts" Il large and
valuable donation, were presented to the sociely.
There are many events Of high interest connected
with the history Of South Carolina.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

AGR1CrLTlNAL EXrEDlTloN.--We learn from the
New York Journal OF Commerce. of the lSt inst. that
the L. S Stoleshp Release one Of the vessels of the
llartstea Expedition in pursuit Of Dr. Kane, has
been selected by the Government for the purpose Of
visiting the American shores of the South Atlantic
to procure sugar cane and seeds under the apprOprl-
tion of SIj.ODO which was made for that Object at the
last session ot Congress. We understand that the
mission is entrusted To Lieut.. Charles {. SnnlS u. :.
n, who was second in command Of the IIartstcin
Expedition. and that he will sail from that port in
command of the Release in the course Of a week or
ten days 1t is expected that she will visit the shores
Of Central and South America, as well as many Of the
West India Islands, and return early i'll the next
Surinn.
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THE UPPER RrvERs-R,se in the Missou,i-Th

The UPPER R1vERs-Rase in the Mssouri.-The
st. Louis lntelligencer of the Goth uIt. says
The long expected and welcome news of a rise of
some considerable importance in the Missouri river.
was brought by the New Lncy. that arrived from St.
Joseph yesterday afternoon From st. Joseph to the
mouth of Usage there is full four feet water, and
enough for the largest boats in the trade. The laS
boats in from the Upper Mississippi report the water
rising from keokuk down, and plenty of water in the
channel to allow the largest boats in the trade TO 90
up and come out tolerahly well loaded. The Illinois
also continues to rise and the prospects are {ir that
that stream will became in a good boating stage in
the course of a few days. At this point the water
continues to rise gradually, and has risen in all about
thirty inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

ENrECTED TROUBLES AT NArLES-The u. s.
1rgatc Congress arrived at Naples on the 2Sth ut.,
after years cruising i'll different parts Of the Med-
tVrrnlean 4 letter written by officer on board,
after giving graphic view of the threatening state
Of affairs i'll that capital, says that things have
assumed so serious an aspect that our Minister resi-
dent, Mr.. Owen, h.S made formal rctucst Of our
Commodore that "f LIE ships vi rUr squadron
may remain her. Ii. Euc GiI.:U!t.r> 4re over.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

APPOINTMENTS IN REvHSCE CUTTER SERVICE
James NJ. Selden Third Lieutenant ordered to revenue
cutter Jefferson Davis, at Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory.
John f. Ninson, Third Lieutenant, ordered to rcve-
nue cutter William L. Marcy, At san Francisco Cali
torllil.
Dennis 6remnnd, Third Lieutenant. ordered t0
revenue !ytter Lewis Nass. at New ORLEANS. La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

CHARLESTON ENroETS-We last week mentioned
that for the first time shipment Of hrca,lsuns was
made to Spain from this port We have the pleasure
again to report another shipment. On Saturday last
the Spanish brig Neptune, Font master. was cleared
for Barcelona by our cnterprising merchants Mcssrs
Hall Il Co.. with 100 bhlS. and G7 sacks tlor euna
to ilH bbls also l20 sacks white wheat and 100
bbls. tar.-( Charleston Courier, Sd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-08

Prof W.T.. Brantley. of Athens College, Ga has
been invited to Philadelphia as pastor of Baptist
Church.
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R0yy
p 30DISlGtEIX d E3OSVN, SUCCESSORS TO F
IL nAQIlN Il co., BREAD AND CRACKER L. .AkERS
No. 20 New eNre STREET New Orleans keep constantly hand
large assortment OF Bread and rnckerS rtla NAVY
Bread Wine Bread. Frrurl Biscuits do Sr.n
Crackers Boston Crackers, l|uer crackers. Crackers
,Ni fnthcH Pic Me etc, all made by machinery at
the lowest IN; rkpr