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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

Blue Hammock and Archer cruising about e6dea-
yorng 10 recover the floating bodies OF victims The
only recognizable body yet brought up from the Island
was that Of the infant Of the Hon. w. W Pugh.
Great numbers of those who had relatives and friends
the island at Berwick's bay To receive the sur
vvors their return; but as the Major F X. Aubrey
10 Berwick's bay many Of them were missed In the
transit.
Mr. Henry Muggah one Of the survivors, has . severe
fracture of the head his recovery from which Is cons
dered doubtful Many others have injuries and
the appearance OF all was truly pitiable
is deeply 10 be regretted that the bodies OF most Of
the victims were pundered but the fact beyond ques
ton although every effort was made where possible to
prevent it,
The interment of bodies found exposed carefully
attended to- but in great number OF instances the ele
ments had done the work The waters carried depth
of several sand and debris parts Of the
island and have everywhere changed its surface that
tLo lo merry acquainted with Il could longer recog
nze it, Many bodies rest beneath the grave thus made
for them by nature. Peace TO their names
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
COrOner's Inuuest.

THE LATE CAsE OF AocrDESTAL SrABBisd IN yARIcK
STrnT-Co oner Perry held an inquest yesterday, at
the New York Hospital, upon the body OF the coored
man, George Wilson, who died from the effects OF q
wound received on Sunday last while sSylarkng with
nd of his also colored) ed George Logue The
deceased 1t will be remembered was fencing with Logue
when he accidenty stumbled and fell against the blade
the lattel's knife, receiving deadly cash in the
hbtomon The deceased and Legue the very
best possible terms, and deep grief manifested by
the latter hearing that the unfortunate had died
The jury rendered verdict Of Accidental DEATH excul
patrg Iogue from all blame The deceased was native
OF Il e United States, and was % years tage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
williamsburg City News.

DARING RorrKRY.-YesteJday afternoon, two young
mon drove up to the grocery store of Henry Bierman
OF Second and North Eighth streets and while
drew the attention Of the clerk the purchase OF
cabhages, the other stole the money TILL in which there
about $40 The clerk disposed OF his cabbages and
was loser TO The amount above named
FIRz DEPARTMENT NATTERs.-The annual parade of the
Williamsburg Fire Department to take place the 18th
or September next Fneer companies of the twenty
have decided to take part the parade Engine Company
No will proceed 10 New Haven, and Join in the parade
the ith Bib and 9th Of September, a. which time
trial for prizes will take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

DrovsND.-Thc body Of man found yesterday
on the shore Of the Hudson river evidently long time
IN The water. he bad black coat black ve't white
pantaloon, with blue stripes and Md top Congress
efs Further Information may be had, by applying 10
Abraham Csrlock. Coroner, Fort lee New Jersey.
ACCIDENT or THE East RIvxR-About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the Fulton ferry boat Nassau run over small
boat manned by eve soldiers belonging 70 Fort Hamilton
and stove her 10 pieces Of the crew named Edward
Muldf con. drowned The other four picked up
a. mail hozfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
Fremont Meeting mt Hobokcn.
THE TUTOR OF COL. FREMONT TEsTIYYIH0 BEFORE
THE PEOPLE.

THE FFUFBE
The Hoboker Republican Association held . regular
meeting for businis purposes at their headq rters,
Harmonic Hail. In Hudson street las, ev, ming Mr.. D.
n Huseman President Of the Club presided and John
Levesey Secretary ociated Business appertaning to
their organization transacted, and brief speeches
were mace by Messrs. wakey, Hatfield, Bogue, Bshof
and wehe, mem bers Of the club.
Just as the meeting was about to adjourn, Dr. Robert
son, who was one OF John C Fremon,'s teachers In
Charleston happened in and introduced the meet
ing desire expressed TO hear him speak, AM he
spoke briefly Of the gen and great mental abilities OF
Col Fremont he also spoke OF slavery as bhghtng
curse and disgrace TO the country, and lie hoped IL
would be confined where " Ia, and not be allowed 10
spread upon territory which Is free Dr. Robertson
frequently appauded and when he sat down cheers
given for bis old pupil John Charles Fremont Dr.
Robertson then unanimously elected honorary
member OF the club, after which Il adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

CLEARED
Steamship Arsgo Lines Havre-M Liverpool.
Snip Endymon. Haiett Liverpool
sssP Ges ante Brown
SHIP Ess Lane HaSreM Rs sass,sp : p...o,
eP saHssssi as S9Hfi
s%ss G wa s SSa rhe
Bark ;snony Hanson 1 boston reTs Rs;vo
RTs M'f' sa Ses .ae esp % Co
@ SsSs san q9sTncher ebune
Brig Three Sisters Robinson NneyasIThos Oven SON
schr Liverpool (Br Albury, Harbor island-Ailer Lu
schr John Cashier, Johnson savannah-scranton Tai
sehr Ann Susan, Meyers Charleston olner Potter.
scir Bruen. Pierson, Georgetown-Dolner 4 Potter.
schr Senator, Anderson, Rchmond-sturges, Chairman
schr Atdel Kadlr. Cornelius Richmond-c II Person
sshr 4 nssss TeoEer, Baltimore srunt i slashs.
Propeller Piedmont Post acknowledgements line
ARRIVED
Ship Tdelia Msg Liverpool July y with b mde % and 800
E g. ws SIR EESss from
wsm, %
lsh inst lat is Ion - sisnSszed one of Grnne Nnurn
and u gssssnssrs e wiSsns GSoa; lays WIN
Nelson inst lat u S. 49, ship Massena,
O Bark a j HSnss Churchill of Frankfort Treat cadena
S e ac Bpss K win
Brig Napoleon III r Norman Leghorn 50 days and g
DAVIS from Gibraltar with marble and to Sims Huer
10th inst off Monauk, sqnal from Sc carried away main
mast and lost sna psT cusa
days, with and molasses TO Thompson Hunter.
Brig Laurel r Green, Cape Breton IL days with COAL to
master.
Rrie Marietta Csr, Smith Sydney. Oh IA days with COAL
to McAulf Wheelock; yesse TO d DE Wolfe. -
Schr SAINT el Warren Kingston, JAM days with sugar.
schr Ii j Neld tof Oxford, Young Island Carib
bean Sea, q days, with nuts, 10 Thos Gmartin.
Schr North State, Horton Savannah.
schr Geo Davis Is Eea sayalnah days ,s.r,
Scfr Emily, Cheeseboro, Wilmington NC, 8 days
Schr Eagle. Willet.s, Antigua, NC, 8 days.
Schr Ann d. Osborn, GEORGETOWN, DC, days.
schr SCI Lien Higgins Rockland, days.
Srhr ABBY Pike PASSPORT, IL days.
SChr Congress Mehill Harrington.
Sclr FranS -, Barnstable for Albany
Sthr Homer Parker Boston.
Solr Mercy TAYLOR Nickenon. Bridgeport.
sloop Anne Ia, Kelley, Harwich.
Propeller Planet, Lopez Philadelphia.
Propeller Wamsuia, rye, New Bedford.
Propeller Jersey Bne Kelly, Nantucket.
Propeller Pelican Aldrich Providence.
RETuRYEn-The brig winyaw (of Buckspor), Hancock,
hence Malaga 9Th inst WITH OF slaves returned to
Fort yesterday having the 18th inst in lat 40 IS lon 81 In
ard everything stached jibboom, mantopmast manmast
head, unshipped main BOOM and lost all sails bent
BELOW.
Brig Mary lowell, of Machas, from Cuba-by pilot boat
Jas Avery. Nos
Brig Ere from -.
Also, two chips and two briggs. unknown.
SAILED
steamsLip Geo Law, Asplnwan.
Wind during the day, NV.
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Married..

o. Thursday, August 81. rs the Very Rev. William
STAIR, Vicar General Of the residence OF the bride 3
father No GEE 5o,sten street BERNARD CALMLY to MARY
Ann McCoY, daughter OF JAMES Mccoy, Esq, all OF New
York.
on Thursday August a. By Rev F. ". Geissenhaiuer,
kr Carl l. BYaGGRxS to Aiss JOSEPHINE, daughter of
Rev. Mr.. ScoUlZberg, Of Sweden.
On Thursday evening, August 81. by the Rev. Henry
F. Montgomery at the residence OF the bri ties father
EpwARD ARMSTRONG BOYD to EIzABsrH eldest daughter
Of Capt. James Miller, OF the ship Good Hope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
Personal Intelligence.

Gov Chase Of Ohio who nov 10 this city, IL engaged
a. counsel TOR several Of the Western telegraph com
panies.
Mr. Buchanan will reach wheatland, his resid ence,
Lancaster Pa today from Bedford Springs his
nua summer resort when in the United States. He
turns home In fine health.
Col Parker n. French, Of Nicaragua, has recently
turned mp ai s. Pauls, Minnesota
3 Two young Mexcans passed through Mobile, on the
18th Inst, with Gen. Wheat They the rrandsdhs OF
Gen. Aivarez, the conqueror Of Santa Anna
Preston King Of s. Lawrence, and Philip Dorshe,ner
al Buffalo, are In town for . few days At the Aston
House
H. 81 Sanford lse the Secretary Of the American Lega
uon at Paris sails 10 day for Europe, the Arago. lie
q the Brevoon House.
ARRIVALS.
Al the C1arcndon-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whirdgs, Dr,
whlsrsdre Mas whiridee, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs samuel
q Perkins Philadelphia; v. Bishop, bridgeport; 2. MI
ton nh Miss nm Roston; Mr. y. d. Smith Mrs. X w. Nor
~. egotes Adolph Idrrmsnn MS IAEpman nurse and
Aork.
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Supreme c. rrt.

ArG. 22.-in the Mattr Of the Chigd Kay Smih.-Mr.
Batho!f having reported satisfactorily the solvency
Of Mr. Hamilton Of Schenectady county the Judge decd
ca placing the child IN charge OF that geneman Mr.
H. entered in bonds in IS LOO for the proper OF the
infant and paid about 500 which cla med for its board
GENERAL TERN.
The next term will be held the first Monday of Sep
tenber rext at III O'Clock ?. ~ Notes Of issue must
filed on before the 2Tth day Of Angus. inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

PRxfupSrs OYFlcE HrnsoS RIVER RAnRotp, I
No ss wAprHS srHrsr. NKw YopK, Aug %, 1855
Our road today In It's usual good running order the
trans have all arrived ION time and am happy 70
say but little injury from the late freshet
The uaip from Buffalo last evening BY New ork Cen.
trail arrived this morning at its regular time. Respect
fully yours SAM. SLOAN, President
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The Health or Oh arieston.

CHARIKsroS, s. G., Aug. %, 1855
Several new cases Of yellow fever reported.
Alexander Carroll of the Charleston Courier, aad for
many years the agent Of the Associated Press this city
died lat night after four days Illness OF constipation
fha hrUa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

Telegr0phic Marine Report.
BOSTON, Aug PAR ships Flying Fish Manila Jeremiah
Thompson. Liverpool.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22-Arr brig Times, Phinney. Bos
TN. schrs Loeser, snow, Portsmouth, MI; Mary Miller
Laws, Boston.
CD steamer Eos.on, Clarke, Syork; brigs Ella Reed
Burch Barbados; Times Phinney Boston schrs Ham
mord CAIN and Mary Miller Laws Bosion Triumph, Baker
Sal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

CoTToN.-The receipts since our issue on Saturday
morning last are: By the H. r. W. Hill, from Mem
den, from Camden, Ark, 772; Pelican, from Shreve-
port, 1904; Judah Touro from Camden, 2,OSl; Post
Boy, from Montgomery, Ala, 900; Opelousas, from
Washington, Magnolia from Ycksburg, 1875; Prin-
cess, from do, 1890; City of Cairo, from Camden,
800; Belfast, from Memphis 3,141 G. Bealer, from
Wetumpka, S96; Louisiana from Galveston, 81.
c. Vanderbilt from Florida, SO; W. W. Farmer, from
Point Pleasant, 0uachita river, 1886; G. D. Jr.,
from Bayou Sara, 445 New Latona, from Waterloo,
AS. Total 1887 bales. Sugar, 653 Hhds. 1899
barrels moasses. r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
Louisiana Items.

A difficulty occurred in Baton Rouge, says the Ad.
vocate, on Friday night last between Winfield Bates
and U. S. soldier, and the latter was shot at and
stabbed in a dangerous manner by the former.
We learn from the Natchitoches Chronicle that q
negro woman, charged with having burned a gin
house belonging to her mistress, was tried in that
place. few days ago, before two Justices and jury
of ten, found guilty, and sentenced to death.
The Bayou Sara Chronicle, of Wednesday last
says:
The river at this place was full of floating ice on
Thursday morning last. Thus far, we have had one
Of the codest and most disagreeabe winters ever ex
perienced in this section of country.
At last accounts Red River and all its tributaries
above Shreveport were frozen up, and teams were
crossing on the ice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
A1nuseanents This Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER.-Gretny's new opera Of I" lie
Tabeau Parlant," with very strong cast
ST.. CHARLES THEArER-Pyne and Harrison Opera
Troupe. The beautiful opera of g Cinderella
GA1ErY THEATER.-" Aze or the Child of Israeli "
for the last time
VANNuCHI'S MUsEuM.-W Wax statuary and grand
soree magiquc every evening.
Col. WOODS MUSEUaI.-The infant Esau American
gantess and Swiss warbler. No. Is St. Charles street.
THE GREAT BEAR.-No. 95 st. Charles street. The
argest bear Inhibited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
Nelp Orlears 9ailg Gresterd.
HARSH w ORDs.
BY P. P. HIGGINS.

Speak not ilarshly could we scan
The secret, inmost, soul of man,
Then his bleeding breast would show ag
Burrows deep of pain and woe
How those wounds are warped and wrung
BY an angry, bitter tongue.
Speak not harshly-learn to feel
Another's woes, another's veal L;
OF malice, hate and guile instead.
By friendships holy bonds be led;
For sorrow is mans heritage
From early youth to hoary age.
Speak not harshly-O how drear
Cold unkindness meets the ear;
When the soul with gloom oppressed,
Longs for love to cheer the breast ~
Refluent ebbs the gushing flow, .
That warmed cur hearts with genial flow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
Lieut.. Gov. n1oeuton,s Address.

Senato1s:-In taking my seat as presiding 6ficsr
Of this body feel the anxiety which is felt by aman
who tears not to be able to discharge well the duties
of an office that he has accepted My knowledge Of
parliamentary law and parliamentary usages is lini-
tied, and know that many obstacles will be foundn
my way but knowing that you are all acquainted
with the rules Of the Senate, and that it is as much
your duty to observe them as it is mine to enforce
them, I feel that my task may be much more easy
than my lnexperence gives me the right to anticipate.
Those rules and usages have been adopted principally
for the protection of the rights Of tho minority,
against the encroaehnents Of the dominant party
they are deemed necessary to preserve order and to
expedite business in all legislative bodies hence,
whenever it shall become my duty to enforce them,
You may expect me to do so to the best Of my under
standing. In the discharge Of this duty it is more
man to commit errors but can assure you, gentle
men, that whenever it shall be my misfortune to do
50, that it will be an error of judgment, and not an
error of the heart $50 s szss}z5fS6y5st ma In =
1t may also happen in the course Of the discharge
of my duties that / will be called upon to give my
casting vote OH questions of great Importance to the
people OF this State. In matters or measures con-
cerning our State affairs, and principally the admin.
lstraton Of our finances, those who have contributed
to elevate me to the position now occupy, have no
right to expect my cooperation unless the measure
proposed meets the appreciation of my Judgment
But if those questions partake OF political nature,
where principles or party policy not conflicting with
the interest or honor of the State are nyolyed,no
one can doubt how shall vote. Believing, as do,
in the correctness of the principles of the Democratic
party and in their efficacy to promote the interests of
the people when those principles properly under
stood and are judicously applied in the administra
ton Of our public affairs shall always cheerfully
act in concert with my political friends in sustaining
those principles and in preserving the organization Of
the party which l. belong; for am sincerely CON
ynced that at the present period of our political ex
stence that the Democratic party the only national
one in the Union and the only one by whose efforts
the Union of these Sooe9egn States can be preserved
without sacrifice Of the nterest-nay, of the honor
of the Southern States to which sacrifice no true son
of Louisiana will ever consent. Inspeaking thus
mean not to offend those who may entertain differ
ent opinion. But these are my views, and ] was
taught from my childhood to express them freely,
without fear and without coneealment and with the
assistance of God, I hope to carry them out, dis
charging honestly and faithfully the trust i has
pleased the people of my native State to conide to
me. 's"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

The Southsde Democrat states that day or tWt
since gentleman named S. A. Kewson of Whining
ton, NJ c., on bridal tour to Petersburg went dow
to the river to skate, his wife standing on the banI
but his Wife was SO overcome by the accident that
became q maniac,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
OFFICK1 OF TF4E1 NIARYLAND CONSOLE

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOII-
" DATED LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Maryland 10Th June.
a5-CAUTION.-LOTTERY FRAUDS.-The Commissioner
of the Maryland State Lotteries has deemed his duty to eau
public against the Swinders who circulate by
mail and otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes and pretend to
fictitious. -
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland those drawn daily
superintendent of the Commissioner elected by tho
people of the State under the constitution TO examine anu
approve the schemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certificates of pack
ages tickets the Autographed signature BRENsN
General Agent the Contractor Office of the Maryland Con-
soidated Lotteries Baltimore Nd All others are fraudulent
Any information the subject Of Lotteries the manner in
which they drawn etc. etc. will be cheerfuy given by ad
dressing. '' ~ , =. -,
o4 1S + MI NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

No NEwss-The steamship Nautilus, Capt. Thomp.
son, arrived last evening from Brazos St.Jago which
place she left on the LIST inst The Nautilus brought
neither papers nor mails, consequently ae are with
out the usual quantum Of Information We generally
obtain from that source. EBatEA
There ought to be interesting news from Northern
Mexico, but we must await the developments of ii.
ture arrivals, .sfz5l sss S azs9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

yXTHI. w. w. WOOD-ATTORNEY AND COUN-
w SEILOR-AT-AW, and Solicitor in Chancery having
removed from New located in Jackson Miss will
give prompt attention all business entrusted to his charge in
ancery the United States Circuit District Courts and the
Circuit and Probate Courts of nd Rankin, Warren and the
adjoining counties -, ,,r w., r,
COUNTS NOTES, etc So
Streets jackson Miss aul5 tfd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
w HITE RIV Err


Will leave with dispatch.
. Tg@a FOR WHITE AND ARK ANSAS
Rvers.-The and light draught steamer J.
@5saEsA NIOrrisett, D. Brandenburg, Muster, will
Leave for Jaeksenpe Eabeh Augusta peS % Arc
landings freight passage apply board
LEWIS SNAPP It CO. 81 Front street.
EF reight Napoleon and all the Bends Also for
Arkansas River if consigned Des Arc, Dutalis Bluff
Aberdeen fe5
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SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 {

2 SLAVE D1POT, no. l56 COAaMON
"a STREETThe undersigned has on HAND and viii keep
full assortment Of SLAVES S S Gopsistin Of MEcHAN!cs
Having leased the treesoy dwelling No. 156 Common
aronne street prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable terms be obtained In the
city, , ,,." 4, I. e,
~ THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street.
REFERENCES; c. Curry Person J. O. Ricks
n B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. - nj ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
A LA B A NJ A RIV Err.

Will leave on TUESDAY. 5th inst at o'clock ?: N:
, TTss FOR WETUTPExAlAND MONTGOM-
sss-a Gainsown and all intermediate landings on the
Alabama River-The regular weekly Montgomery packet
steamer Post Boy, Thos W. Roberts, master will leave the
New Basin shell road side above For freight
apply on board to
, -.rgG,fays LEWIS sNAPP & CO, 81 Front street.
Freight taken Post Boy with the privilege Of reshppng
the light drausht AtanaA P Bosrdman, master.
These boats will in connection and will form weekly
through line. fe5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05
ATcHAFALAYA RIVER.

VIII leave about TUESDAY. 5th Feb. at o'clock r NJ
re- - FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER
EAAIkkySs Union, J. Forg MASTER will leave above,
taking freight for Atchafalaya; Chicot Pass, Pat
tersonve and all points Vemo. For freight passage
apply on board Wt& 45lT ss@
2 N. B. Freight paid by shippers. 49,! : 81 fe4
Will leave WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst, at o'clock z
FOR ROPELOUSAS-THEN NEW AND
= safe Alice w. Gla7ze, G. Iolal-
ssSsu cr MASTER will leave above, taking freight
Old River Smmspor and all landings the Atchaaaye.
For freight passage apply board foot of Bienve street,
f5 JIM JOHNSTON It CO., Front Levee.H
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YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY 9th inst, at 5 O'Clock P NJ
ws FOR YALLABUSHA RIVER -
I4nk4E For Grenada Troy, Lefore Greenwood, Sidon,
s=saA Honey Island, Tchula, Yazoo City, Satartia
Eicksburg and all intermediate landngs-The steamer Full
tom VIM Gwartney, will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to
fc5 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

ff@Se n Il * r. 5 III q EE r. T A c x E II
EaAklGk e STEAMER Creolc.-Wnter Arrangement
fEs For Ocean Springs, and intermediate andngs,
extending trips far Pascagoua Tuesday and Satur
day of each week.
The splendid pressure packet steamer Creole Wm H.
Huchins MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end Of the Pontcharrain
Railrosd the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
Leaves Pontcha train Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs.
THuRSDAYS,.. g a. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
On Tuesday and Saturday she will rs far as Pascagonla
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bunk Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-05

HHsa . NEW ORLEANS s. FORT ADAMS
~ REGULAR IA PAGk y EreIFor ; Fort adams Stamps
Bend, Tunica Morsanz Ponte Conpee, Bayou sara
Waterloo, Hermitage Port Hudson, Ranaldsons Springfield
IobdeS Store Willis Landing Baton Rouge Bruly Landing,
Manchae, Paquemne, Bayou Goua New River Donaldson.
p. r. INimbnl, Benjamin H. Orr master, will regu-
ar the above trade throughout the entire leaving New
Orleans every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock;
turning will leave Fort Adams every FRIDAY at IL O'Clock
NJ. For freight passage, apply on board or to
SPEAkE IL MCUREARS, Tchonpitoulas street.
Oakley & HAWKINS, 90 Gravier street.
PAYNE e HARRISON, 1l2 Camp street:
nThe strict attention will be given 10 all business
trusted to this boat, dill If