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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
IN pITPSITANCF of an order of the Surrogate Of

IN PURSUANCE OF an OrdtT OF Iut 'uI IVs" 1 "
the County of New York notice is hereby given 70 az per
sons having claims against EUGENE LENOR late OF the lty
of New York deceased present the same WIN Veuohes
thereof 10 the Subscriber the otSe OF James w savage
counselor at law No 1872 Broadway in the City OF Sew
on OF before the 5h day Of FEBRUARY ne1t-Daed Ne"1o
's a i gay HENRY MGEoN Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

NOTES ON CENTRAL AMERICA; PARTICULARLY THE
STATES OF HONDURAS AND ST. SALVADOR, AND THE
PROPOSED HONDURAS RTER-OcEsNC RAILWAY. BY
L. O. seUIER. evo., PIP. Sg7. Harper Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
rssnTRAI.- PAuRoAp. Of VIEW yERsEY,


iEp CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north side, at
n -. Il lard 8 p day meeting and eachsng-
Jana 9TH ts CARS At Hunters Point topPoS'te Dbl
hsb leave Flushing at the same how're Persons can go 70
ro'ssh Train Through IN 80 minutes Fare % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
ANNA MARIA WERKMEIsTER,
MARIA ZIMMER,
MATTHIAS bOOS,
AfEXnI AnI MI mn

Sworn before noe this 10Th day Of January, 1856
ALEX. MIN0 Com Deeds
hi. testify that the above true copy o. an slas
skeu signed and sworn my presence and also ne 40
corlsint ~ any has been entered IN ne coon o. mo
' In charge Of the Emisrant Department
Enioyent DepayfmentQ Of ne Mayors ONCE Jan 10, 1886
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THREE

II II HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
VI. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent. Altoona. Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

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

TREsPAss, AS DESCRIBED IN LEGAL PHRAsEoLoGY
Bless me, Mr.. Poance, what is this?n [Reads.)
90 For that, the said John Shocks. on the 10th day
of May, with force and arms, broke and entered a
certain house of the plaintiffs, and made great
noise and disturbance therein, and so continued to
make disturbance for the space Of twenty-four
hours-'h " ,@'2Et
That, sir, is the declaration in trespass. lf
@ But the man only knocked; he didn't make any
disturbance at the door for twenty-fonr hours. (" :
" mere formal allegation, sir, not necessary to be
proved" -
But he didn't break in divers to wit: twenty
doors?" 4S-'S -
delicit?"
" Laid under awhat2n tI4s.
GA yideleit; that means you mustn't prove the
allegation if tits mmateria; but if material, you
must. Y
But what's the use Of it, then?n ~
The use of it, my dear sir! But you don't under
stand these things-they are voeabularies. u
tAnd what may that he2n
Why, words that raise doubts, swell costs, and
enable the professional man to make the most OF a
very small case.n 94
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

The FAMOUS COLUMN OF CoNsTANTINoPLE.-Ex-
cavations have lately been made at Constantinope in
order to uncover the column which lies buried in the
ground between the Obelisk and the Hppodrome. It
is the famous column which Gbbon calls very sin
gular fragment of antiquity and which he describes
1.-The bodies of three serpents twisted into one pillar
of brass" The guardians of the most holy places he
says would rejoice if they able to produce such
a chain of evidence as may be alleged this occa-
sion. The original conservation of the tripod and pill
lar in the Temple Of Delphi may be proved from Her.
odotus and Pausanias. The Pagan losimus agrees
with the three ecclesiastical historians, Eusebius
Socrates and Sazouen, that the sacred ornaments of
the Temple OF Delphi were removed to Constantine
pie by the order of Constantine and among these,
the serpentne pillar of the Hippodrome is partcu-
larly mentioned. All the European travellers who
have visited Constantinople from Buondelmonte to
Pococke, described it in the same place. and almost
in the same manner. Mahonlet II broke the under
jaw of one of the serpents with stroke Of his battle
ax.n &1tll5@ v.
The last link has just been added to this chain Of
evidence. It was known from Herodottis that after
the battle Of Plat9a this brass column supporting
golden tripod, had been erected at Delphi and the
ancient historian mentions particularly that the name
OF the Tenans (the inhabitants of Tenos, a small
island near Delos,) was placed among the names en-
gTaved on the tripod because by giving the first nfor
nation of the approach of the army of Xerxes they
were considered as having contributed to the defeat
of the barbarian. The tripod is lost and it is known
that it was carried of by the Phocnans But on that
part of the column which has just been disnerTed,
few fat traces of inscriptions were discovered On
the second spiral line all that could be read was AM
PRAK. .and it is impossible find any meaning
in these dsjoned letters. But the seventh coil Of
the serpents, curious accident has preserved the
very name of the Tenians for there can be little doubt
that TENIo (which is all that can be read in spite of
the corroson which has destroyed this ancient monu
ment is the Of the inhabitants of the little is
land of Tenos, whose honorable mention among the
conquerors of Xerxes, seemed to require explanation
early as the time Of Herodotus.
rlR [London AthenGum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

A PErRIFIED SHIp.-The Beardstown Illinosian
says: :; While vsitinga friend in Sangamon Bot
tom, in this county short time since. we were called
taken from neighboring quarry. The curiosity con,
sisted Of two sandstone rocks which were found join
ing each other in conteetual form, which, when sep
arated the face of presented the appearance Of
having been part of the side of vessel, near the
gunwale. There seems to have been an overlapping
OF the tjmhers in the form of moulding, around the
vessel The work Of art is as plain to be seen on the
stone as on the floating vessel The holes formed by
the nails are very distinct, as well as the fossiized
With the specimen, which seem to have been used,
instead of caulking, between the strips of pla k,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

OLD PRoyERBs.-Better be the head of the yeoman-
ry than the tail of the gentry.
Beware of silent dog and still water.
Daughters and dead fish are nae keeping ware
1t is not easy to straighten in the oak the crook
that grew in the sapling.
There is many good wife who cannot dance or
sing well.
You willnever have friend if yon must have one
without failing.
There isone good wife in the country, and every
man thinks he hath her.
Lean libertyis better than fat slavery.
That's but an empty purse that's full of other folks
money. IL. -.
One might as well be out of the world as beloved
by nobody in it.
He that knows useful things and not he that knows
many things, is the wise man.
AS we must render an account for every idle word
SO must we likewise of our idle silence.
He is worthless fellow who lives only for himself.
Depend not upon fortune, but conduct.
Begin life with but little show, you may increase it
afterwards.
Advise not what is the most pleasant, but the most
useful a.fs -9.
| Be contented and thankful cheerful spirit makes
| labor light, sleep sweet and all around cheerful.
If youth is q bunder, manhood is q struggle, old
| age regret.
| The sunshine Of life is made up Of very little beams
that are bright all the time. ssa
friend that you buy with presents will be bought
| from you
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

&c = s5S say KS SFHHAFs, atFA# s,oR4h5k7 SA8Hz7
street, corner Of Clara street, the New Basin.
PASSENGER TkkIss aaye 6syha daily a NJ
Resshe 3 New s aes T II a. SsM a
and landed at all Intermediate stations
cents per mile each way Children and servants
TkEidnT TRAIN from the City to osyka and all intsEms
oyka New Orleans and all intermediate stations every Mon
HsAn excursion train will leave city every Sunday
81 for osyka and Intermediate stations and return by
RSeason Tickets issued, application at moderate price,
rswssy Line s9 4 To 926ks6S Nh Mss s.psI
HHN {9SSys 2AHbEAhsi AHb Skzzf SfH- RhsT
aZs& zs1STfaTsS SUMNER kkRiNdEKRAPs kAHfNGAPPs
This Road will be for and Agiers
Se fsySf s Of &RH on and
I'A''' D'p'' sysf day day
Arrive at Bayou B9uf every day 1890 p NJ.
1 RETURNING:
Leave Bayou Buenf. -.................. 1:30 Z. NJ
Arrive a At ssiars GTetns ~ :,
AZ Als'ers' j........-''.t I. NJ eo oo
Fare Fs4l1 ssa ss viii with e Passenger Trains ssy1 90
Fresht Will received for Bayou B and nteedate Sta
sHs y Aa
the he s n Raca % T
TeTebonns Tern % Tservs and Bayou Ban where the Company
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight in pamphlet form for
susG o to be had on sf
A UCTION NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
BIS SqSS a1s s Pnos a
ga his @ old s sSsnSs o as q 0m and
W attend e ne sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Al,
will also and personal attention all outdoor sales
Register viii be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has either on private terms or at public aue;
n ay IN his power Will be oefeo 10 buyers ana
Practical and Plan Drawer will be in constant
with the assurance that he will give strict attention his
ps pnponaEs a Details he RE 81 Esisss
no26 Office, No So Camp street.
A LGIERs SUGAR MART.--THE UNDER
eshp9en ssfa epdc Sp pfF veil sSte
form recently erected to be ere With apauns sugar OF
Pnntes mscans he ine # The opoousas Railroad
@ s on 5 ps an ns &
boats free of labor draase or tapaun hire Storage as pei
'A'n' ETARIFF.. 1.N
sUGAR-Per hogshead q cents from to IL days. or 40 cent
sf sna fss cent . Is days
Nsnf"ae psd on hs ao
,analin the depot warehouse it can be effected at tn
,r References by Special Consent m ,}
Darby ! Trenionie,, i p. Maspero Ie11,'''
Clark Noisy TS SaSnocS d. GrqshdT ganTss West
sSs eSsss5ii Sss5s G.; g. VIZ Es2rfi Gsyss' S.
y s!5S;3$ Ss Ss$:'?; RS155?s Ss55s Co..
S.ysSS & Ss si1 sss,s sa at
from ogsSnfss sSgs Ealrosd Depot rs ' 's' us '"'E
30" BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY, -+a.
., a, u. orTHoMAs J. CASEY E!S'sFs s.
dSl No. 81 Camp street
NE qNShD SsfRds NP sa5setss7s sRooy tesg
Dssd YW Pne ons and sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

EMIGRATIoa FROM TRELA Galway paper
says, that since peace has put an end to the calIfo
soldiers the emmig from Ireland 10 America is
beginning 70 grow as great as Crowds Of these
sell banlshing, or wanderers proceed by
from this port full complement for the shores
{fheSonce hospitahe, but aweinos know inhosptable
shores Of America. s5sla 5t7$sss$s9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 10th inst at o'clock T. NJ
y r;assa .R n G. u Il Al n EVERY OTHER
ULAR ETS.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ.
~, PERMANENT SPRING AM

f1Is2lr&aESd SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.-The splendid
sssEs steamer Frank Lyon, j. NJ White master
will leave above, Caroline Landing, Ashton Pitchers
Point Skipwhs Landing Lake Providence Goodcs Land
ing Mikens Bend, Vcksburg Grand Gulf Rodney, Natchez
Port Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply board, to
: - :! LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front Levee.
B-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river
with the privilege of reshipping at Ficksburg.
A clerk will be on the leyee every Tuesday morning TO
ceiye freight. @z+I ' Ta apl6
nThe Frank Lyon will attend to the business Of the steam
,1ta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

American rails are decided now on the best author
ity to be superior to English or Welsh of the same
price. The latter shell off and wear out sooner than
the American, and the superiority of the American
is said to be owing to the fact that in the process
Of rolling the rails reheated while the foreign s
are completed with one heating.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

H5rT The Convention To form a State Government
for Utah IS to meet soon. The estimate Of Judge
Drummond that the Territory has population Of
100000 IS thought 10 be nearly correct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
MONDAY MORNING, MAYS, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

VII leave f e T2yRAy e sss s3s isss z Ths Il
light draught steamer Lone Star, J. s. Smith,
leaves positively saiardsy a ny, foI ths
Intermediate Lake Landings F0fffegh or pns,sge
WI 'savs e oR Ha fSfs sSRT th1p
snisSsRSf sndsis RSd al hia
running sn egs Kea m FEe eava as aere e
I no s% WIS., b Gaa9 Rss S.s9i
Freight taken for Jefferson and above the Raft with privilege
Il FS 2sDAE sI LII ss fs'ss sa4aEsD Fl
fsa sssss sas Fl Grsna
s'Pss
bills unless sT b csp,sn g q CLERK
a .I7T a INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE. So
W leave EoM dGspAH psAHKEvP6aT st VI S$!ssk
Ssa iass%sssts ss
9s m ngs G soSs a s
apply, ply, q e - ssAFp y Fsn Eve Go street.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE. 3
w! leave e adEDSI Il !ss ssIss sRasp
sasa s.
Is ssoss
ApPy'aa s board q t0 :, :: SMITH 5ss
wiz leave FoTs TsDAz sGEvEP6RH. e VI {, fssst
Bayou Campte +. Alsxaparia ~ ns
steamer Compromise, g. ". Kay, master, viii leave 1
@sSHS For freight ERsssfss s2IPf
T.s,vs q FGH 9SEs9E 4 IL! ,eSsf
BsstS Bsssa Grand G1 Eeee sPd al
landngs The superior steamer
Crmp MASTER will leave above. For freight or pasa
tR;0 mss = : LEWIS sNAPP Co. 81 'front.' strsss
Hi
T PGE 5EESRAy shFFEsoS Il Il; n sSf1SS E @
9n Gda Ie Eee sh,1yspo G5n4
ainernediate lannghe and very light dranght pas
swan Capt Ghas HAYS will leave as ab9
pp:ff BR4SToS fReS ssa
wiz q REUhn 5EGHPEH G. RD III s fvn sf3sSk 4 D
t. .s W. IN MaFs Rsn1s
Port caddo Grand and all in
'oRs5er n pRz fPffa street
ter or package containing money jewey
regular bills adin taken the contents and
viii e eee bF The o. conained in Tie baggage
The Powell viii he ready receive freight Fday morning
leave on Y IyHSPAT sfTT1sPoie 81 sit s5 efess ssu
ss E Bayou Grand Ecore Gampts Alssandria' Cor
Esssa TOMS and all intermediate landings The srpe
w Kay master, viii leave above For freight Or
sage apply on board, sor to :, - - - n
The Compromise VIM take freight for above the Rai
T e s 5snE S PsDDv aas ln 4ssSt I'll
| go through without detenon., az
~ .s,,e FoR sIGREVEPoRT, Hs RAN1
ro ht faa iS'f au r"nnins
B. E.C1ar1z Capt. j. F. Iodwiek, will leave above
my5 pT'eU Nfp'' Il. B. Smith. l2 New Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at O'Clock P. NJ
fYEs, FOR OUACH1TA' RTVER-FOEs

Leaves on TUEsPAY & ,hs ~ ias5an at 2,seek P
Camden French Port, Beach 1g Hills Mllers
Hill Marie Saline, Alabama Landing 9uaeha City Mouth OF
Granve Claksvie Harrisonbur Trinity Black River and
all intermediate landings 0uacha and Black riversThe
fine running Light draugh passenger packet drawing S
inches, Bluff City,, master will leave above For
freight passage apply on board or TO -
my5 LEWIS SNAPP x 20, 81 Front street,
~ clerk will be the levee this morning, Monday, foot
of Crossnan street, to receive freight.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 10th inst at o'clock P. NJ.
u Tssssr ~ ES n G. u LA R EVERY OTHER
81 Thursday packetFor Camden French Port,
Wilmington, Pigeon Hill Caryyle Maris Saline, Alabama
Landing Onacha City Lochlomonde Mouth d. Arbone Tren-
ton Monroe Pine Blu Casters LANDING Golnmbia Harrison
ouachita river The fine fast running light draug passenger
packet steamer Judah TOurO, G, L. konns, master, j.
W. Tobn clerk will leave above For freight passage,
having superior accommodations apply OH board,
my5 LEWIS SNAPP u CO., 81 Front street
siy-Reurning will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th,
NJ, stopping Champagnole Wednesday, evening,
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning,
chlomond Thursday evening" Trenton and Monroe Fri
day morning Harrisonburg and Black River Friday night
arriving New Orleans Sunday morning. Fl. -
RThough bills lading given, with privilege Of reshippng
r. H. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
to be taken to their place of destination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
Leaves every TIL IURSDAY. at S O'Clock ?. N.
sssrtsp SVfNJITER ARR NCE ME NTI-J

s. Mail R. W. Nor lAE, in place Of the
FsElEs3I Southern Bee-Runrne in connection with the
steamers Princess and NacheFor Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwirhs Landing. Lake Providence Vicksburg Var
ranton Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez and Fort
AdamThe elegant and swift running PASSENGER packet r..
and ali Intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board or to T. B. SMITH, !.
n1l lew street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

Will leave on MONDAY, 9Th May. at o'clock F. ~ b.
fYrs%s , FOR SDN-TE1As: The new
light draught steamer Lone STAR j. s. Smith.
leaves positively Saturday "a May, for the
aboyeand Intermediate Lake Landings Forfregh or passage
annln huard I - - !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

o;nt Slinw,h,s Iarding lake Providence Veksb War
raIon NGW Carhae uTana @ Iul olney Mnengn , e -
". McRue CAPT L. w. Broadwel viii leave for The above
bnard a d. ar . io ''A'' 'iN-De I, B. Smith rf''
al jI l2 New Levee street.
Leave every THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock p NJ
snRfTI,eas Mail Steamer r. W McRAE in place Of the
VIII PTncess Sud NaeheaFor Prnceton Ason
p sp sKe e od
ermedate SPLENDID fast running packet
X. w, McRae, L. " Broadwell, master, will leave as
PiTGHER. GpODRICd / CO.. As Garondelet street.
@ e Will o repnE to a Veb
she having made very advantageous arrangements for that
rstfye Hy a farht s W. ~ W Inv iefNo ni4
nn The sng 40 and Is
@7==.==----=7== ==-3:5.:5 55::@ -
~ THE WATCH sEOH ~, ny. 8 ChMlE
E$SS ms l"S opt,ig WIZ ~ pT E93 pTnf
sXs WAICHEs SiOOhs, EM ~ f4l'h IL H. uusS @
the services Of Mr. jos EasT n az s1
shat
Diamonds mounted and Jewelry repaired and manufactured
NB:-old Gold and Silver bought :, oop v,r SOW Sor
GoTroV PLANTATION F0R sALE-THAT
well known 9Wnea ana IegpGa @ 9 % s sd S a.
eonnn nine q acres re,
Ts cine S6a Of the 5 e
SHY sSag seees Pess seoi aSs sS Corn Houses large
finished Dwelling with al So @ m ad o @
reasonable reasonably payments Possession
to be given on e LIST January next or as soon as GoP
gathered ~ ihtehueG 10 pii ~ eop " @ & ' WIZ" &
SNe nSa II may oe, ue s ar tbe owes pce ' WA"
sef fp, Or 't'Ae' tn vi S'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO EVE r.

viii leave on "WEDNESDAY, 7th inst. at O'Clock, P NJ.
x. U.s. FOR LdIUISVILLE-- N Ew
and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,
and ali Intermediate landings For freight or passage apply
on board or 10 j.. BETTERTON t KEEFFE, n .
my5 Tchoupit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

New Orleans, November l, 1855. MS
EShz E5s III
9, SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
"a sTREET-The undersigned has hand and will keep
Of 5ii aesc55pops HOUSE and FIEID KTAETs &C.
Baronn he prepared transient Traders
and Slaves as reasonable terms as can be obtained in the
iP2 4adSag T T. % Fsss s es ssye'
REFERENCES Co Curry Person. J. g. Rieks
s. f@SA Sfki pa bd t5
m I.o..o. F.-BoARD OF DIRECTORS
= 3Henry Bier PSes}aent; John stroud, T5sanrsr
aqdneS sm e GfmseHy ons #
!ssHs5esn nsnce kesss T. wilson
se Geo b. BoHa Hi y War
nss + TAUTs eattnlfs IN pro
nj Mn once
Fellows Hall 6a%p and % m
vault Al os So yag q \. 6 can ;. had
." apg sPg''"'n aSs H FSsisT5gIRyk Secretary
OFE1eE2 oE NEW g ORLEANS + Pa SAVINGS
I'D Hct e 10 on q 5 @
s h y ss h? sesSs e.
and on Saturday, evenings from 5 to O'Clock.
ss p ds pp % d S I e S Sew es States the
mortgage Of uenenmbersd and pnmproyed Real
n5Gas s''en s o'saS not exceed
pledge Of the Stock 81 Of the Il Banks in
ssI iSsSsaS Y Fl eS
NJ dscy
or ANY p "S snos or nsrs at to be
upon viii issued for sums not less than $1,000 deposited
SpsS'''N TRUSTEES.
S:'sEs Ess;5' & : ssiss Ea9 Tsss
$55. $.H.; Il zjs: $sse E335 :;t
I sa WI; w !9sEhs' AN:HElt' Vice Presidents.
+.d ia B: B: i. i. WifHERs, vi f1afEa Treasurer.
BGope Of the Act of Incorporation and can
rREsCENT CITY SOAP NoRT1s-DEPor
" No. II Lafayette street.
of Soap Family SIP sleaboat uss which They
sent to the pahs 9 its approval in e1mpe'on with hs
dom dsagreeable effects Of ordinary in and
e to e
quantity innre the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
themselves viii saas'ly ssod +
ssses sS s,i aad he "s fssPsuy
m 81, EalF a5s sP aas sa ssaas bs aH
thing IN the eatehering line Barrels and
~ e CABIN Us
| AUGUSTUS G. MERKE14
N BSteanboats Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock fresh mich Cows Hogs, Shoa Pigs Sheep,
| Goats, Geese Dmcks. Chickens, etc. m4t
| NRLEANS STEAM NEILLS-OFFICE, IS POY-
" street. New 0rleansThe subscriber respectfully in
public that he keeps consantyon hand full supply
o. III FRESH GROUND AND uNGRouND v
\ eCornmeal, Cohee, s-.- FiaHseed, 7i.
/" Honiny, Peppper mustard,
| Grits, .g Ginger, 81 0ileakes, E-l'7
Cracked Cora, Alspiee, Wheat Flour,
| E.,'U o. HAY! nc Cinnamon, Rye do
Il Corn ., .s Gloves, r. - Rice do
l. -ih Oats - ss-f ..+ Mace, Dyspepsia do
| Bran, NulH:egs, ~ Btck wheat DO
Ha-Coffee Roasted and Ground the lowest city prices
jazz htn IEE5 S-Zl'sl5-L. .5laf4 -. " u -tEFtWlti
NOTICE no OCAtPENTERS AND BUILDERS
4S Patent Sawed Weaherboang both rough and dressed
from the very best heart timber for sale $4 for rough
and $50 per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
| Lumber sawed to order. -
! fel9 en- STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

VIII leave on MONDAY 5ll inst ct 3 clock, r A
TT ~ FOIs JE FFsERsON' l7 E. sMiTabfAssDi
Bayon, Grand Eeore, Alexandria and ~ inter
Moody master will leave above. For freight Or passage,
apply on board, ,or to e. =E=E s13s y. II ~.
he s. will paw no bills unless contracted by Captain Clerk.
a36i T. B. SMITH, l2 New Levee
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Will leave on WEDNESDAY, the 7th inst, O'Clock,
rTss. =, = regular r. NIEDIE'I4Is 1.Il HIS WEbNEs-
fss9ssaE. Greenve and all landings in the Bends-The
regular passenger packet Tngomar, L. McDonough
) s,.raI.-s JOHN E. HYDE 4 CO., &c Poydras street.
s~The 1ngomar will take freight for Nashville, with the
privilege of reshpent at Memphis The Nashville and Mem
phs packets John G. Cline John Simpson, CITY of Huntsville
and Embassy. = - my:S
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Concerning that phieh has transpired The toorlds
history on corresponding days IN past years, Nth
other matter pertinent thereto, prepared expressly
for the readers of the Double Sheet Crescent. 1
Whitening in its march the patient year progresses
towards its goal Summer garnitnre, birds and
breezes attend it's 10 tri.npho, and each poem
Of praise. Father Hyems has his grave dug by soft
hands; opening buds and all those pleasant ministers
Of mystery which, even in their gay and joyous ATTIRE
suggest to the spectator thoughts Of future lying in
fnitely beyond the ken Of the present and kind
ness that is superhuman and omnipotent. The red
flag crimsons the heavens greenery looks oyoualy to
its unfolding; and lightning and thunder celebrate
the Inauguration and crowning Of that which is new
Monday, aIay 5.-Pope Plus Y, St. Hilary, St.
Angelus and others are the days guardians.
The apple tree, dedicated to SITS. Angeus and Plus
is the emblem. ssf gsTf. g. Zss* gg
IN 1850, Earl Ferrars was hanged, in England, fol