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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23
FALL NOTICE ,
$50 REWARD


RM RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
"a or about the Goth day of November his negro man
a. properly known as &c MAURICE HAYES, although
AHhe gives himself various other names, Duncan Mau
Hays Joe Smith, Said negro is 25 years of age,
feet inches high bright mulatto his upper front teeth
large prominent very thick in the neck He supposed
to be lurking in New Hanover, Sampson or Dupln The
above reward will be paid his delivery to his con
Gnement in any jail SO l can get him. H. BONHAM.
Whiteville, Columbus CO., Feb. l5.--[2i-tt.
LATE ST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
ENHE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupn, N c., Stricklands Depot
prepared to fill bills of any kind or quality that b
got out of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
Share of patronage from the public generally:
TAYLOR, LINTON " co.
Jan. llth.-[l9ly.
VALU ABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
TIiE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS in Badenf
county on South River containing 2300 ACRES, IL,
800 of which is farming land, in high state of cu
yaon; the remainder is pine land, with Saw and Grs
Mill on the best stream in the county.
The above Lands will be sold cheap if application IS made
For further information address the subscriber,
Grayelly Hill p o., Baden county, N. C.
April llth.-[32-tf l.. ANDERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

nsn and American Prints, British and French Lawns
aSonet &c, ever opened in Wilmington. Bought cheap
and will be sold cheap, by HEDRiCK l. RYAN -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

THE WILMINGTON MALE AND FE1IALE
SEMINARY
WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY, October 1st at So
w cety Hall The Board of instruction will be the
as last session.
For particulars school card which will be issued few
days before commencing and which may be found with Mr.
S. Jewett or Mr.. Whitaker. G. w. JEWETT
Sept. 5th. 1855 3lO-It---I-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

LII persons forbid trespassng any Of my land
"A in any way and more particularly hunting with dog
aud feeding stock of any kind Five dollars will be paid to-
evidence to convict any trespassers. .,,,,-,
Aug. I7th, 1855 -[50-ly* EDWARD PlGfORD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

Dec. 10, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22


course r StaE,a i will # cStir frthe stfehg
" ", m se ouI s.rean upon the eIfFaft Of party feeling.
lnese for their taking effect iii
m rom and after iss d sort og
poltlcl prussle acid he supposed There is yacan-
y ~ once which must be IEed OF course Nature
d Scn1 @ & An appointment il made by bis
excelleneY and if he ean get his 81.
fce) holds over for Tie next tVn years IeantifuI
systern OF party tactics, IN tfe
will need not be Consulted, and nv yeei, tesas
noxions Known N6thngs and z sThugs; can he eoT9
PEELED to give place to Democratic gentlemen 4s
Wei; gentlemen Democrat, the System has beeyy
adroitly conceived, and about ID beaHfifuy I'D
angurated. Garry it out. Set Madame Hliflof Sig
work with her ten thousand let stories a
lence civil comra0ton, sung gsllotsy and all tiss sSs
fnenlents of modern thnggeTy BE- circulated frgely
sweep from Office every aboninable Know N othiff
The Constitution is not in your way The viii sof8
party and the force Of majority put the seal fright
upon all you may do.
But gentlemen, said Mr.. A., you may not regard
the Constitution as obstacle to the attainment of
your enasAbnt regard it differently. In my esnss
ceptlon it il an instrument too sacred to be touel
BY the rude han6y party. feel d deep interest
the city Of New the metropolis Of my native
State W heneTer Fiait her busy Wharves and hear
tae din OF commerce rolling upher streets by night
fhd py as the voice of many waters my bosom
4gelss h WIN n exultsl Sitting majsstieany upon
iethdatloi m of this Capitol penetrating for fhousan
o miles tlla hundreds Of cities aIsS
Flllage3 upon Its ba whose commerce it conveYa
" this great mart of attracting az she doeg
Sne atten.oq q the world and exciting the
her people, = would rather that grafton Btl
sweep her streets that her solemn te1npe sl
gorgeous palaces, her galleries of at and hslls of
learning should be seized upon hy Tie deyeurng eIe
ent and reduced to ashes, than see lie
/ ton, which we have sworn to snprort, tIesaly
taf II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
adjourned to Monday.
State Legislature.

BATON ROUGE, Monday 18th, House-House
met at IL o'clock, so members present.
Mr.. Beecher asked to have his vote recorded in IA
vor of the address and resolutions removing the
Sheriff of New Orleans from office.
Mr.. Van Winkle, from special committee reported
favorably on bill making appropriations from the
Swamp Land funds for certain works OF Internal I'M
provement
Mr. Wright, from the special committee Of the New
Orleans delegation reported avoraby act rela-
tive to the Government of the city Of New Orleans
Also au act relative to notaries public.
Mr.. Alexander called up bill to authorize the
vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad Company to build
bridge over the Tensas river. Passed.
Mr.. Semmes introduced bill to regulate the duties
of Harbor Master in New Orleans.
Mr.. Lawrason. To incorporate Pioneers Fire Conf
pany. Passed. Also an act to provide for the pay
ment of debts due by the city Of Jefferson Passed
Orders of the day. Mr. Van Wrinkles bill relative
to appropriation of Swamp Land funds ordered to be
printed and made order of the day for "Wednesday.
An act concerning coroners in the city OF New Ur-
leans. Passed.
An act came up to amend the city charter of New
Orleans SO as to abolish the Police Board, and giving
certain powers to tile Mayor, was fully discussed,
amended and passed.
House adjourned -.f-I1 1'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

THREE HUNDRED FILIBUsTERs OFF FOR NICARA-
GUA-The Star of the West sailed Saturday for Mica
ragla with three hundred lilbusters on board. Mar
sha Hilyer boarded her but found the manifest all
right. The crowd about the wharf was immense.
The ilibusters all had tickets j. R. Male had
tifcate from his doctor that he couldn't live two
months if detained so his bail was released and he
permitted to go like gentleman. Capt Morrison
and Wm. Lyster also went. The gentlemen who
went bail for them were on hand and consented to
their going They return in April or the $l,50O for
each is forfeited N. Y. Times, 18th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

Ice HEAv1SGs.-The Salem Register remarks ::
The accImulations of ice in the DOCKS in conneXon
with very high of tides illustrates, on small
scale to be sure some of the powerful operations in
the Arctic regions. Some of the buildings over the
WATER in different localities in this CITY, have been
raised six eight and ten feet by the pressure of the
ice in some, chmneys have been thrown down and
floors forced up; and in several instances, heavy
spiles on which they rested have been drawn up out
Of the mud by the action of the ice and tide We
derstand Also that some ofte smaller bridges in the
vicinity have been similarly affected. Nature works
with silent but tremendous power.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

An IMPROVED RATE1nA wateh@an Of Phiiaasl nssfi
pha named Joseph McCord mas lhaue s: Veay stt
ReaiSsfI Inaeaa Of the handle a being ans Th the
body Of the rattle it extends IL straight ThE ne and
be like the blade Of IN kns Isss This aag ggs
go 10 sound an alarm The rattle is loaded at one
sud and has whistle athe other so that may be
nsei as mace, and for the purposes Of giving sig
nal It is certainly superior to any rattle nov + ne H.
watchmen Of that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

An ordinance has been introduced into the City
Council of Cincinnati in aid of the Ohio and Mssis
sippi Railroad chiefly by remtng the interest in the
S6oOOOO loan and the rent of the wharf occupied by
the Company, till 1861, stipulang that the road shall
be finished by the LIST of Nov, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

A CoMING FLooD.-The vast accumnlations of
snow along the waters of the Ohio and Missouri, and
in the Mississippi Vaey-unpreced it is said
lead to well founded apprehensions in the minds of
the observing that the coming spring may witness
the most disastrous floods on record in this country
The planters on the Mississippi coast should not per
nit it to come upon them unprepared
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

WILLARD FILLMoRE-The able and eloquent editor
of the Princeton Kentuckian has set the proud name
of Fillmore upon the flag at his masthead as the
American candidate for the Presidency speaking of
that great and honest statesman he makes these just
remarks
1Iillard Fillmore is to-day the star towards whose
cheering light thousands of eyes are turning for de-
liverance from present troubles. He is states
of high intellect and firm resolve patriot pure
danger. and he has proved himself worthy Of his
trust. Like the heroes of Buena Vista, " he bap-
tsed in fire and blood and came out steel His pat
rlotsm is bounded by no Mason and Dixon line it is
as broad the priries and forests the lakes and rv
ers of our continent, comprehending all in common
brotherhood.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
A dispatch of the 18th from Buffalo says

4 severe gale has been blowing here during the
past forty-eght hours. The thermometer this morn
ing stood at thirteen degrees below zero. The rail
roads are again blocked with snow. No mails have
been received this morning train over the Central
hours from Rochester. No train has arrived since
Monday, on either the Lake Shore Or Buffalo and New
York (jtv roads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

On the 18th, the Hon. j. P. Benjamin delivered
speech in the u S. Senate in justification of the ac-
ton of the recent Retiring Naval Board 1t COM
minded universal attention and is highly spoken of
by the press of Washington and Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

THE PAST AND PREsEST.-Ina speech made in 1850,
Richardson the whilom chosen and perfectly sound"
Democratic candidate for Speaker used the following
ue,y Southern language:
I do not and cannot believe that our Constitution
carries and projects sauery, except in the State nor
do Ibelievethat its Trainers intended that should
tend this institution Ibeliere it aras framed for FAR
HIGHER AND NOBLER PURPOSES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

RIMoRi.-A manner ofrlnors come to us hourly of
bloody worssa be going New Orleans Lovers
kind of excitement indulge in it, We notice that those who
take most Of it. and dwell with the hord Details
have most to do with it, better acquainted than others with
the villains who this time inest the by and highways
The Crescent City If they to be classified nderte head Of
Thngs very good The who is blind enough believe
that they do rero,s deeds the insanceo American citizens
Of either party is fanatic No they RESPONSE
be and whoever shields them from the Of Justice
complce. few examples of Justice would have
wholesome etfec.-tBaton Rouge Comet, 19tll
The remarks of our capitoian contemporary are
true and to the point. The man, Or men, however,
who charge upon the American party, directly Or in
directly any completely with the outrages perpetrated
in this city, worse than :" fanatics" They
are fasers and hypocrites, and utter and circulate
outrageous falsehoods, knowing them to be such.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
Nelu ORLEANS IaiIp Gresteut.
Applicable to the Times.

If some of the papers in New Orleans to be re-
lied upon the subjoined little piece Of rhyme possesses
wonderful amount of significance. If another verse
Or two had beenadded, deneating the wicked antics
our curband waving stones occasionally indulge in (as
per rumo the description would have been complete
OUT OF TIE TArERN.
Gut q the tavern Eve just stepped tonight; -
street you are caught in very bad plight;
Right hand and left hand are both out Of place
Street you are drunk, lisa very clear case.
Moon! It's very strange figure you cut,
One eye ls staring while t'other is shut
z Tipsy see and you're greatly to blame;
Old as You are, 'tis horrible shame!
Then the street lamps, what a scandalous sight!
None of them seberly standing upright ~
Racking and staggering-why, on my word,
Each Of the lamps is as drunk as lord!
All in confusion, now isn't it odd
/ am the only thing sober abroad?
Sure it were rash with his crew to remain
Better go into the tavern again. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
From Havana.

The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Smith, from
New York the 18th and Havana 18th, arrived yester
day at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Her oblging purser fur
nishes the following information: s-.
The weather on the island had decidedly improved
for the advantage of the planter but the sugar crop
will fall short of last year. The combinations for the
Spanish Bank, at Havana, arrived by last steamer,
and all the impediments to their commencing busi-
ness are removed.
The sham fight on the 18th was witnessed with
much interest by the many Americans now on the
island 1900 troops upon the ground. The Captanc
General was out and cayaerly saluted every one or
Yankee origin. The sloop-ofwar CyaDe was ii port.
Freights dull
On the night of the 18th, L. Ducournau, mer,
chant of Orleans died of consumption and was nutleo
at sea.
We have received our regular files OF Havana pa
pe1s, but theysssn nothing of interest. 81
SSf-@~@----------
The Boston Post publishes the following copy OF q
letter from the Secretary Of the Navy to the wife OF
one of the officers who was dropped from the rolls Of
the Navy while serving the first lieutenant of the
fap.ship jamestown, now on the coast Of Africa !:
| NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 20, 1856.
MADAM; Your letter Of the 18th instant has been
received. The Board ofaNava Officers recently con-
| yeued in Washington, in accordance with the laws
merely reported che names and ranks OF officers who,
in their Judgment came within the provisions OF the
| recent act of Congress, but not the facts or the
ground upon which their action was based NO
charges were preferred against any officer you VIII
perceive therefore that am unable to comply WIN
| your request to know what charges were PteAeiAe"
| against Lieut.. B.
| ~ j. C. DoRBN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

Mr. J. Burdett, long and favoraby known as mus
cal director of the Campbell Mnstrels, died in ST.
Louis on the 9th inst. from the effects of severe
fall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
W Fl 1T E RI V E r.

Leaves on SATURDAY. g3i inst, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
TrGe FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
EllFfl = Rivers.-The and light raugh ).
S.asr4=aAa NiorEisett D. Brhnlenburg MASTER will
lsays for asksenpo Eizabe,h Angsta Des & Ae Dnvalrs
landings For freight passage apply board,
LEWIS SNAPP S CO., 81 Front street
pFrcg for Napoleon and all the Bends also for
Arkansas River, if consigned TO Des Arc Duvas Bluff
FaI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
IT. FEBRUARY
STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs.
FOR RED RIV Err.

W.; leave on F6 Eb1P4 hap e Ef5 $685. o6fE3f f1To
szzzf steamer Plota, IarSsr; master viii leave
"'fIs Fs For fE' If n or g1,51Ss 5yE G s5e
q rois ga5n3E q 81; s'fs5 F5Ef + 6iDpo
sifSsRsd nd %d al aa sSRs 6s hseif F
w 3Srn % csp spf E s Tss p"ist f
tre' aa PASSAGE apply on D0a5f e f. ss 70 New eves
T!s".s F11s H4SEnsAzt e gHpoR4 Hi q sf,oH5
Bayou, Grand Ecnre Gappts AleXanlria ,ia an
das sans1 II = s.Tsas e. TSiba %sn5afy fey HS: @
ter, will leave above. For freight or apply on
feS u " 7. b. sMITII, Il New Leyce.
,1E EdgyH9kH r is "s'Sf sSi4IAxD
s:, Bayou Grand EcoTe, AisSandT;a and al }nto1ne
Sf t" cp viii sHPS s' sSo1s ] ssht
"E''' fe52 ''''' y - T.B. sNtrII. 12 New Levce.
WI !ssTs on Fos 81 Fo ~ 5H 8 s?sff MfhLAsp
.=5sa Bayon, Grand Ecoe, Alesanlria, and all inter
Tsad viii s save rs5'a as bo F6 @ d pe
vi feis " ,., = y LEWIS sNApP \ co. 81 Front Row.
w o syvkRAyS 4RSGH Il HI2 T yRf j. 2S'@ft 25Nsos
oon o%n ond" %nespst om P Flton % and % al te n
inje iIope @FR, 81 NJ s
$Sa j. ss!S II I'll I'll 1sSs paid bSs8ss the CAPTAIN
WIN n js I'M os!Ssf
Bayou: isyoH Grand Ecore Acxandr;a AID all inter-
Cmp, MASTER will leave above. For freight passage
"'E:i is5l ~ ''.' LEWIS sNArP co. 81 Front
WI leave on Eo SdIEHnE HEB Il IT. Gs'?G GLfE ( II RED
paS$st H!ESs ris:s'iS E Kiba , al ' p'WsSsS Wsss
hny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22
O U a G HIT A RI V E r.

Will leave Oil SATURDAY, 23d inst, o'clock P. NJ
EIs REGULAR OUACfIITA PACKET.
The splendid fast running passenger steamer d.
ss@A s. Stacy, Moore. master, will leave as above
for Alabama Landing, Ouacha City mouth of Bayou Barto
onew and d Abonne Marie Sabine Trenton Monroe Colun-
ia Pine Bluffs Harrisonhurp and all intermediate landings.
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
fc3l T. B. SMITH, - New I.evee
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 23h inst. Mt 5 o'clock P. NJ.
, Ygls REGULAR DUhCEiITA PACKET
eI+ e. For Camden Beach Hill Little Bay, Chaupas
s.E4-s3 mole, Wilmington, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline,
Alabama Landing Mlroe, Trenton, Columbia, HHrrsonblrg
Trinity all Intermediate landngs-The fine light draft
steamer u. $. Stacy, Len Moore, master will leave as
fell LEWIS SN-APP H Co, 81 Front street.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 23i inst. o'clock P. NJ
. fF@sa FOR BQGUFF R1VER-TiGE FINE
4i Fl fast running Linden Jesse iowlunC
sss7z===ass7 master, l. ". Chappe, clerk; will leave N
above River Iarrisobrr Trinity Black River
all Intermediate landings. For freight passage, apply
board, 10 - - -
feel LEWIS SN APP IL CO., 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

WINCHESTER, THE MISSING lERoSAuT.-The Nor
walk Experiment says that Mr. Wise, the Rronaut,
has written to the postmaster of that village making
enquiries to the kind of material the quantity Of
ballast the amount OF gas, etc. etc, of the balloon in
which Winchester made his no doubt fatal ascension
The Experiment says:
Mr.. Wise's letter narlates circumstance which
leads again to hope that Mr.. Winchester may he
safe. As we permitted to make extracts, we give
the circumstance in Mr. Wises own language, as fol-
lows:
"If he came down in any Of the lakes, something
no doubt would have been found of his Hrial appara
tus In 1852 Mr.. Arban ascended with his balloon
from Barcelona, in Spain, and as he went over the
sea it was supposed that he was lost; but a few
weeks ago friend ofmine i'll Europe, who is engaged
in the Investigation of 9ronautics, sent the follow
ing slip cut from a newspaper: "Twosyears ago, the
French Rronaut, made an ascent from Barcelona, and
was not again heard from till the other day, when he
made his appearance once more. His balloon had
gone to Africa he had been seized and made slave,
and but recently effected his escape. Now, if moth
ing has been found of Mr.. Winchesters balloon, this
throws out faint glmmer of hope that he may yet
be alive"
Does Mr.. Wise mean to infer from this circumstance
that the unfortunate Winchester has also gone over
to Africa and become slave 1t sounds like it, and
is about such suggestion as mi ght have been eX-
pected from the man who few years ago asked Con-
gress for appropriation to aid him in circumnavi
eating the globe with balloon. The Ohio aboli-
tionists should investigate the matter.
FROZEN TO DEATI.--A poor hafstarved shivering
little girl last night came up to watchman Winn, and
begged of him to go with her stating that her father
had Just frozen to death, and that her mother was
nearly nsensible from the same cause. The watch
man accompanied the girl to a miserable hoyel on
East street, near Douglas, and there found conra-
tion Of her story. The father lay dead and his wife
nsensble, both being stretched the floor with only
half of old bed spread to shield them from the in
clemency of the weather. Immediately the watclman
saw the state of things he went to work to save the
life of the mother; he procured from the vicinity
some wood built fire. having succeeded in obtaining
covering, and other necessaries made the survivors
as comfortable the lateness of the hour would per-
nit. An inquest was held over the body of the de.
ceased at early hour this morning, which resulted
| in rendering verdict of death from exposure.
Baltimore Pat, 14th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

NfNCENT, CoNFECTIONER CORNER OF CANAL
and Carontclet Streets WILL the 10Th Of November, open
his Saloon for tho purpose Of offering LUNCH 10 the La
dies snid Lunch consist of Boncd Turkeys, pahes Oyster
Soup Fried Oysters elcs Coffee, Chocolate, Ice Cream etc
Terms--Ten cents dish. :, -,
Tables set from O'clock A. NJ. to II o'clock NJ lie
avals himself of This opportunity 10 inform the public that hay
tnrnrS narns meals weddings etc nl63m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

A BITA WATER THE. WATERS OF THESE Gel"
desired, No. S. St. Charles street, corner OF CoHmercml
Alley, by j. nECiOUX. u,.
The Ata Waters have found servicenbc in all Cua-
Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys DySpe,
arising from high living In all Of Dnrrcn cter
chronic othcrwisc) it will afford immediate relief anu ceet
permanent i'll short time. During dcnitlon VIII pe
found Of great service and may be used by the most
delicate infant during meals diet drink with pleasure so
plrc and agreeable is and sight In proof extract
from one Of the numerous certificates on hand -
NEW ORLEANS, April q. lS5l
This is to certify that in very bad state OF health ana
rln necessary place myself under the OF s Stone
and Boyer. treated with great care by those sentcnea
The Ata ana Crisy Springs and under the hoSabc roof
ossiere in the village oil CLAIBORNE three les
from the Springs commenced using the waters freely In
short time began improve and found myself entirely re-
surngs (Which very acne} N aDout loI
weeks am way St. Louis where reside anu
would acqut mysrlf Of duty recommend to the hiccl he
use those The certificates of Doctors Warren stone
aud p G. Boyer House Physicians 10 the Miison dc Sate
SHOWS TIT "''''' o' my O''''''' H. MACsHANE.
This ccrtfcs that Mr. H. Aacshane under treatment IN
The Maisou de Sante for months for Irritable 'lder
and derauaed urinary secretions from which he suffered
vecy. gave him my advice in connection with the fhysl-
cinns of the house, but he received no matefl peieht
ESignedl W STONE, NJ y -,
7. c. BOYER, House Physician.
refer to a few of those who huyc used the Water -
General 7 l., Lewis Hon. j. II. CALDWELL
al W ri1risty Dr. Weldcr'urn
Tabcrt Wilson, ESD, Dr. MhcCorinick,
Jos Lowell, Esq, 80 DE- Porter, etc, etc , -
r3The house ut the Springs will be shortly rcopcned under
the direction of competent Manager , . ,oc,,,,pp
fel3 I'm j. .. bV.,7Il.nI..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-22

VIII leave WEDNESDAY eth inst, II O'Clock p NJ
GohAK rstte;oro[ Hs,D;s nLEhLPHIs lIoa sAIuEDAT
a-Ezz5 zszz5 Vile and all landings in Tie Iends-The new
regular passenger packet InGomar, L. McDunough master
will be cady to receive freight Wednesday and
fe22 JOHN f. HYDE II CO., 66 Poyfras street
~ The Ingomar will take freight for Nashville with the
privilege Of rcipment Memphis the Nashville and Mem
phis packets John g. Cline John Simpson, City Of Huntsville
and Embassy.