davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Telegraph ed to, the Ba.tfmoresun, |

EXPLORATION OF THE RIVER SALADO IN SOUTH
AMERICA--A letter has been received from Thomas
j. Page, lieutenant i'll command of the United States
steamer Water Witch, dated Buenos Ayres Decem-
Der Is, 1885, which gives us additional information in
relation to the exploration of the river Salado upon
which work Lieut.. P. has been engaged for some time
back. It will be recolected that we published some
extracts of previous letter from Lieut. p dated the
22d of October last Since then, in the further ex-
animation of the river Saado, its nayigability has
been found to extend up toa place called San Miguel
in the province of Salta, distance by land of about
l30 miles above the point at which the descent Of
the river was commenced on the 18th of September
last This gives to the provinces of Salta, Inui and
Catamarca the benefit of a nearer approach to nav
gable waters.
different provinces through which the expedition
passed (Santa Fe, Santiago, Tucummn and Salta) on
the discovery of the naVi igaby of the Salado is said
to have been beyond description. They characterize
this discovery as the opening ofa new era in the
prosperity ofheir country, and the third great epoch
first, their independence second, the downfall Of
Rosas third the discovery of tile nayigabiy of the
Salada. The vast importance, in a commercial pont
of view solely which attaches to the navigation of the
Salado, is a matter of clear demonstration. The diff
fcuties and expenses attendant upon the present un
wiedy conveyances by which the products of the
the facilities offered by the Salado, exhibit result
which proves ncontestably the advantages that can
be derived from its navigation. The prevalence OF
this opinion is such that the removal Of the town OF
Santiago at some future PERIOD to the banks of the
Salado is seriously talked Of and orders have already
been issued from other provinces for the purchase Of
lands on this river. Washington Union.
The newspapers of the Argentine confederation
speak in the most complimentary terms of the enter
prise and perseverance of Lieut.. Page, and attach
great Importance to the results Of the expedition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Amuscments This Evening.

ST. CHARLES TuEATER.-NIr. Collins, the Irish
Comedian and Voeas- The Irish Attorney; How to pay
the Rent and " A Good Run for H.
GA1ETY THEATER.-" Still Waters Run Deep and
1.-THE Invisible prince.r
OnDFELLows' HALL.--Collignon's classical Con
cert.
PELICAN THEATER.-Last week of Donetti's trained
monkeys dogs and goats; also, kaeidescopcal Illusions
ARMoRY HALL.-DioIamic Panorama Of the Rus
sian War.
AMERICAN ClRcUs.--Corner Of Magazine and Jose
phne streets. Every evening.
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear at No. 95 St. Charlos Day and evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life In
-. u. = CNltforlain.. -

T. - s= { 54sfs II
The steamer which sailed from San Francisco ON
the 5th inst, brought a rumor that disastrous
steamboat explosion had occurred on the Sacramento
river. We have received an extra Of the Sacramento
Union, issued at Il NJ on the 5th, from which we ex
tract the following particulars: @, a sSzf.
The boat running to Marysvile, known as the Belle,
Capt Charles H. Houston, left this city at o'clock
for Red Bluffs At precisely quarter to s o'clock,
and when opposite the Russian ford, eleven miles
above town. the boiler burst and nstantaneouly the
steamer was strewed with mangled bodies and ifrag
ments of the wreck. Mr. James A Powell, q farmer,
who resides at Grand Island Ranch, below Galls 8ho
was one Of the passengers us with the snh-
the explosion he was leaNag the ladies' cabin, and
when the accident occurred he was
for the moment but Immediately thereafter recovered.
On looking about him. he INST saw cn1 naals aas,
and also number of persons floating down the flVer
| The steamer General Reddngton was on ner down.
ward trip and reached the scene q thsaeeldent at
o'clock. The'steamer lnlmedatey " ne survivors
from the wreck. The entre boat, pc exception
of some forty feet of the after port INK instantly,
and the wreck as Informant states is more COM
pete than was that of the illfated Pearl On the
rival Of the Gen Reddington the body Of Capt Hous
ton was drawn from the water considerably mutilated
Wn Shallcross one of the pilots, was found with his
thigh broken and head cut; he is dangerously hurt,
Napoleon Hyte, a brother pilot, is missing. Also.
Alonzo Taylor, clerk, and Z. Sheets, mate. Among
| the wounded, John Smith, deck hand, leg seaded
Major John Bidwell, scu tractured-he is now at Dr.
Harkness Office, where his wounds are being dressed;
Charles Valley, second cook, badly scalded and leg
broken which will have to be amputated-pa
Price and Proetor,s hospital; Wallace Miller, lad
about fourteen years of age, face confused, knee cut
and scalled slighty-at Mr.. Skaggs room, III Dorado
Block james Parker barkeeper, nose and forehead
outlying at the Alhambra. Our informant states
that there were at least sixty souls on beard At
breakfast time there were two tables seated each Of
which were filed. One-half Of AL who left this city
to-day on the Belle either dead, wounded or miss
ing. The Gen. Reddington brought off from the
wreck but thirtytWo or three persons, including the
| injured. ;F3=7, 81 sS5aS&.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Steamboat Departures This Day.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
New LNtonR, Gross MASTER at o'clock A. NJ.
OHIO RIVER.
Gem, Iesip master, at o'clock. John E. Hyde Co. G6
Poydras street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Alabama Marshall MASTER at O'clock L. Snapp 4 Co.. 81
Front street, agents, +5"~ s5',,'
B. E. Clark Lodwick, master at O'clock snapp Co.
Front street, and T. B. Smith, New Lew Ievee agents
ARKANSAS RIVER
Auawan, Windsor, MASTER clock Lewis Snapn Co.. 81
| Front street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

The skowhegan (Afe) Clarion says Z A heavy
shock of IN earthquake was vicinity at g.
o'clock on the evening Of the 5th inst, and another
during the same night The earthquake OF last year
occurred at o'ciockFon the morning Of the 6gt
Febuary.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

Munroe, convicted in Charleston, H., of the mur-
der of his fatherilaw, and respited by the Governor,
was taken from tile Jail few days ago by mob and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

vLIs! E s scT T4a 14 EuAaT Np e7s Rox
TAEiE$ and BGIbEE Eagle Mills, i Cont street,
'S IN for
ftif 5 '" a @ wS pEEse H!fa
m M c M pm % of any kind made
' 70 - The public nyci cali oe "
and ca1onis streets viii The 10Th Noyemlr, open
hes as SaSp aaPs' @
SOUP Fried Oysters Jeies' Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream etc
TsSls: set frSm ss" i ocos 4 NJ 70 Il o'clock P NJ He
n asei one Of I'll The % bc rec coofs he viii
dinners parties, meals, weddings, etc. nl63n
oAErENTEE nSI1 AMP BY nynER No.
. 5 % all n cdrss S o 3afs as S Wa o adsan
md cscrns made and cpaeJ and guaranteed year,
sas poGFs and = E III n S o @ IL ohr l IF n nj
sizes constantly on hand telS ly
TT,yv-IBIIL & AITI1EN, GAS FIrTERs, No 70 ST.
large .S aSotmsnt ato rsnian Br"ekes Plars
Pipe and Fittings Of all kinls ,,..,, cro,,,,
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus make gas rosin
which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters fc20 6m
rJ'xIEG HAl.LADAy yyIND-0I1LL. MANY Or
the most IS able and l and @ e
pronounced of the beautiful and useful inventions of
verify, the sails gradually turn ron"d change the angle at
ws they ~ wTe Ire set M o sS sn lie Gy a n at Its its
height power the thin edges As
Of the gale aacS, the fans gradually resume their orig
position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
tion of the Sails is what mechanics have SO long sought Tor in
| vain
The speed of the wind wheel is increased by powerful
wind for it fully under the control of regulator
wacrwhrcl steam engine IL this Mill be we'll pn
up will require attention whatever tor weeks TO-
| gcther. ...
The only why the wind for past has not been uni
yerSaly motive power is well known to be the want of
self regulating machne In heavy gales the wind wheel as
revolyed with rnpdy wear heat and eafe greatly
injury of kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety OF the attend
ant This difficulty entirely obyiatcd, and the only OBJ
ecion that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency c the
wind compensated for by the fact that it requires
fuel 10 feed it. power The mill Is ready any
time day or night moved by the wind from point Of
the compass ill large tanks ponds TINT can be used
during the The winds blowing if the size of the
MILL pumps is proportion to the quantities Of
required there certainty oil having abundance
through For railroad Stations and md cotton
plantations conrvance is unequalled both for pumping
sized MILL moderate wind, will raise 200 gallons of
ter grind bushels of hour For further nto
nation orders, address
I S. IL. GILMAN, 81 Natchcz street, New Orleans
o2ldlawEWly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
TIIRSiT JUSTICES COURT-D. +. MITCHELL
L. Judge, and WM. G. QU1RK, Constable have removed
from No 222 Tchoupaas street to No. II JULIA STREET
between Magazine and Eoucher Streets fcS In
| GUGAES Eoy4ANVATT0N--FOR SALE IN POINTT
- Coupee Parish good Sugar Estate, with upwards of f
Negroes Stock etc. in good productive State Of cultivation
| ol2 j. n, EUBANE, JR. L CO., 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

SfR 5HB b:s5, S;sH$!5HsS 5sIs5:
FHFsESGHF ss 'R @ ssTe 's he SE city SH lilly at
Keaccs Al F. NJ Passengers received and landed at
FAnEFou cents per mile, each way. Children and servants
FREIGlIr TRAIN from the City osyka and all interme
% Ss S" o Ss @ III S'aSsE aDn from
day Wednesday md Friday m ,n,,,coo o+ oaor,o urc.
Gf5f;i inPs"s assS o PESf
for passengers going o ?o ffP% m III 1Rs 'y sn snpc
Tri-wcckly Line Of SrllGEs 70 JAGKsoN, Miss, nj
{Ij{ I E2y$hs HRN hslihdAb nNP GREAT WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
lie Isl Of MARCH rNsSEscrn AESE: TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at gS1 sns every every " day l. n n
Arrive at Iayou Buur every day 1880 T. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave bayou B@uif. f.'''.''..''....'' l;$o s6 F. n.
Arrive at u" Agiers $3.50 r NJ
f"e Fry s osi viii connect with ihe Passenger n leaving
se foot Of St. Ann street every morng 1T o'clock netSsy
svsy S: p ay Ha aHii SS$P Psof & Y Y ss
than ayou Ges Nemandes, Rassand IaloureIe Crossin!
oyS Inn Ig9Ffle < be pepa Mg D" e'' '
Trinti Rnes Rates Of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
e'ai oa5tf 10 " D' I'll A. B. sEGER Vice President
J1IsEEl OF GE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL.
L relieve FREE OF CllARGE,sin one application, with with
Dr. MIIIER'S RHEUMATIC FLUID, applied externally
Rhematsns, Pains swelings Contracted and Painful Sim
All relieved, reeof charge at their office and
depot lO7 Cnrondect street, between Canal and Poydras.
iIF Price, 50 50 per bottle All orders attended to-
| w. -lFa- go DR. WIN. MILLER,
fe19 dly&W6m go. Dr. WM. pONSE.
D. corner Of Na;chea osT tho market prices
choice nsortmsnt Of GRogERIEs and iMXie the aenliol
comprises articles needed for family for merchant
| in the country. ia19 6nl
| NOTICE no CAFsPENTEGlsS AND BUILDERS
In Patent Sawed Weahelbonrdng both rog, and dressed
from the best heart timber for sale at 81 per Tor rough
and S20 for dressed i'll lots 10 suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order.
! Also second hand side-yave ENGINE about l. lors
power for sale nt the -
| feI9 6m STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin
NELS-SPERM WHALE, LINSEED AND PALM OILS
| " for sale by
| fe4 ALFRED KEARNEY, r Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

On the night of the goth, b. d. horreh charged
with the murder ola man named Gordon III Alssouri'
was arrested in Dover Delaware, by the oiheefs VINO
tracked him thither. He goes West with them volun-
tarily without waiting for requisition. He denies
the murder, but acknowledges standing by at the
time the crime was committed. The prisoner had
saddlebags, a gold watch and q blanket which Mr.
Gordon's brother-inlaw recognized as belonging to
the deceased The arrest was made at the house Of
Morrells father.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

SINGULAR Discovery IN ALLEGHESY COUNTY,
VA-On the goth ult., band of Aborers on the Cen
tral Railroad, in Allegheny county, on Mr. Cadys
section, penetrated into cave, the mouth of which
was about 5000 feet from Jackson's river. Some Of
theWorklnen entered it, and continuing on their
course passed under the river and came out Oh the
other side Of it, In the cave was found the body Of
hunter, with all the equipments lying near him.
About s6, 900 in bonds payable to Mrs A. Cross ana
dated in 1928, were found on the body, wlch1was IN
wonderful state of preservation. The bonds are
signed by many of the oldest citizens OF Allegheny
| and Bath counties. ...+.--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
r EG u LAR KETS.

+: f5syE!5a 19ss Fssgt hs;S Eys
Es5s5s ss aa. na BsS say Bsos Sds @ i Fsf s
Sow sShsF Rsi5s Il Reseg y MASTER viii leave us
For ''f'nt Ge' g. IS carons
nj: sNArP : o., r Front st5est:: ,,s,~.n-,.-..
M Ye1oo s sSG With Hs s % S take o seRn @ es IT II
she having made very advantageous for that
h@ clerk will be on the levee Tuesday morning to
p. she Southern Belle will attend to the business Of the
steamer S F. j. Trahe during the Spring and summer months.
ff=sSa = REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
4sE4l sz3h : 1Iassnolia-For Aslqn Pitchers Pent Skip
Soichez and all ntcmediats lannEsThe elegant and swift
s viii s for ss the sisFs M
nos D'S''7' T. T. sMITH e New Levee street.
s b, ,do Po1sT = ST,E7 HyRsoY Es ASD WATER A; ar
or 5:sn Sssx h6on Eh'S Sn
Fspsea and ney N nt will her ,rp io in Tie sOoTs
and sysSy %oNpAY sIos. ?, ~ s's -. '.'
nn nsas f oT ali S 70 the tS sEsy BGo Bo
on En- Bnton R?mEe IGbdss Store Port Hud
For freight or psage having superior accommodations apply
rRoH TEFMn7s15 EHH 5SsEHS 70 21aR1btKH hEH tHEE
~ G 4a Re SvPT b%S FS Ras R9~S
Ss'shsS W.fRoo Eosys St Joseph GRAND Gulf, Warren
| HS$s:
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
@ . 9s 10 TeS s ts M Vii it be 1 pr1s S an sha ~
Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned W. NJ.
SHAW Agent the Wick Sbr, will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge
These will be responsible letter package
containing money, jewey, vnluables unless regular
bills of aing taken specifying the and value, and
the freight paid for ralaes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, in their baggage.
For freight passage apply OIL board, or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD & CO.,
se5tf Union Row, 81 Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29


A EFTA NTATILR.-TIIE WATERS OF THESE GEL
N cbruted Springs for sale in such quantities may
desired No S. ST. Charles street, Of Commercial
Alley by j. DECIOu&.
The Abta Waters have found scrvceabc in all Cuta-
neos Diseases affection, of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
tsout Gravel Diseases of the Womb General Debility,
arising from high living In all of Dulca (Whctur
otlerwse it will afford immediate relief and effect
permanent i'll short time. During drntion it will he
of great service and may be used by the most
delicate infant during diet drink with pleasure,
pure and agreeable is ii to taste and sight In proof extract
from Of the numerous certificates on hand
NEW ORLEANS April q. 1854.
This is certify that in very bad OF hcah and
rnlnd Necessary place myself Under the Of Drs
and Bower rca. with by these gentlemen
for TWO MONTHS RELIEF. then had
the Abn md Chrsy Springs and under the ospable roof of
from the Springs, commenced using the waters freely In
short time began improve, and found myself entirely
lirycd Of my sucrgS (Which were acucl i'll about four
weeks my way to st. lons where reside, and
use Of those waters The certificates of Doctors Warren
and r C. Boyer House Physicians 10 the Aaison Sanc
'"''S ''s II. MACsHANE.
This ccrtifcs that Mr. H. Nacshane under treatment in
t Nnion de Snntc for months for Irritable Bladder
and dcrn,gel urinary secretions from which he suffered
yerely gave him my advice in connection with the Physi-
ciuls the house, but he received no material benefit.
ISienedl W. STONE, NJ. d.
P. C. BOYER, House Physician
Irefcr to few of those who have used the Water:
General j. j.. Lewis, Hon. j. II. Caldwell,
Col. w. Chrlsty, Dr. Wedderburn,
Tnbert Wilson, Esq, Dr. Mactorlnick,
los Lowell, Esq, Dr. Porter, etc.. etc.
pThe house at the Springs will be shortly reopened under
The direction Of competent Manager ,-5,S,.z-
frl3 In d. D. bosoIthE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

Will leave on 7 ESDZiY, 4tl March. O'Clock P NJ
TT FOR BAYOU MACON AND TEN
sasThe fine fast running passenger At
fSs4a=4sz alanta, N c. Briggs, master will leave
above Bayou Macon Lower Tensas Black River and all
ternedate landings For freight pssage apply board
fe:9 I. SNApP & CO., 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
STEAMBOAT DEP PAlRTURES.
Q Fl 10 RIY Z r

Leaves on TUESDAY. March 4, at . O'Clock P. NJ.
, I7S;nsa r. FOR CINCINNATI, PFTTSBU URGII
6a 6ash Il and all intermediate landingsThc fine resn-
lar passenger Steamer Lebanon, William
son master will leave aboyc. For freight passage, up
ply on board or to
fe27 JOHN E. HYDE Il co. &C poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

w leave FOE e. SE11Af hAG e. z {: lst 4 G
;sss5see M.!s,a, 1n4ster vii eave for Iindsn Lake
aenea Red Ri@erand all Intermediate landings above
Fer rs freight or passage apply 2 q sGa5d m Or c@ 70
WI ssys g5TAx pF! sixi2;5yEsH s; 4f & sfof
8: jH:'Si!si SP *'s?sii |
leave above taking freight through at high water rates For
fes p41s'ss' Apply O DO'' y E. E. SMITH - New 1svee
WI leave piE EHsDsz liis4VpoisT Co VT silef5 ahSirsA
~ =5ai a15 II s ls ps3S ls
s sS s s iGs Sasse ss1Ss E SsEs
o' ~ ss apply fas5s 2SArr co. 81 Front street
w ;sszs hEssP4f HsEf5 feoE s;s Gfss SH I u
II ,otn, s''1 " PfsiSRss
ADS5 Efifs 5'& CO., '1is @
~ ;::vs 5sHSHP45 4 KEb f:5sa fyH i;!9s ND
E. :ss .iPs,u1af Powe "sv e. l. nna a4s !s'a as ss"s 5
P s asss eaa Ess s:S sss iaF al
superior "ee'n"oa'isPs IW P sSahp q @
NBThe R. W Powell viii not be Seponyibie fa any is
st ter M Mf9saGx sSy hs ebnes
w1e @ M and s M m any ya?s articles a. M dspoted
fc2s '' mt OF contained j" the asS"
w Leave onfsFsHPhA RHegA RED i. RivEE 2s3sf KsD
1:!s ssF;sas e,1sn !s M T. P!SH4s 9f iss%ss sss
$s Pots ss.lS }sS # hf9's
mediate Landings as above For fregh OF passage having
superior *pR sT Sa PHfa Is p Ns evee
paesEs containing money jeweiry other yahaes unless
rf Ss an n Of nE are en M x pssyns ] h
with the clerk by the passengers contained in the baggagc
WI 1ylRAE o L Il e Hsise { Ss'is5 r NJ
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Catl
S?: %s S
5s" Or paa"S 3SfS sSrP sf;f street
OU A,CHITA RIVER.
VIII c. sh5SSf5A !: sfEi 2ssss
M ssn si9 fsSn M Isat"P ssnP1tiSs Esah
ssa GeE freight or passage I 2pS2 sH Pen bp2sd i6
%,save oh e dTpGB oERcHT& II Ii 4 RI
imds, a,ls sss g6ln@ @ Sn5;s rSssi
Iiarrisol,rg Trinity, and all inen,eliate ianng-The
fs VIII leave fs E 5 e spsts
WI leave on YHBNEe2Aa FBH csi6s Yf:s n ?fGsA II
mnnSSs rta MoBFsa r5SG agS ali m hGnn
the 0naciia rver-The fine fast running passenger seame
sa H HToro s G. at l. 5 ko1 s wiz d f&Ts f as aepys
fss on O0"F IEWfs q Is sSApp & CO.. Front street
M aj tE%ds shns and VII II rfan II lit mem Shs will comes
attention paid to all and plantation freight
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
" 6 Sf:nb5 B4oT u G''fa MsdoS s Ss'os S6 4ps
"ss y fafs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

nIBOLTI, W. O. CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No.
~ 29i MAAIINE Street, between nelord and PoeynrrcSts
Job NIL descriptions short notice and reasonable
Stores fitted up made Of Black Walnut Mahogany,
Cistens made and repaired and guaranteed for
Sash Blinds made and repaired Iticcwork and
packing Boxes of all kinds made 10 order Step Ladders Of all
sizes constantly on hand. felS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

TRECIAN PAINTING. MISS s. G. WILCOX
has oncncl rooms formation of Glasses this bcui
full Art taught for the first time in this city The short
perfection, render it descrvedy popular.
he ladies respectfully invited to visit her rooms Mt
No 6 Camp street. between St Joseph and Deord streets.
EE5@ Rooms open from 10 A. NJ. to 3 T. NJ.
FS-Mss VI will give Private Lessons to pupils at their
residence, if required. ial2 3nl
T1LOUIs-loo R45IS FINE, FOR SALE BY
T. ja2l s. II. KENNEDY, L CO., - Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

= VIII leave on FRIDAY, FeI. q. at O'Clock ?. 81.
4, f7Rgqgss A. FOR LAKE BISTENFAU-THE
fine iastrunnins pas senger steamer Alabama,
Marshall, mastcr, will leave for Minden Lake
BStene Red River and all Intermediate landings above.
For freight passage, apply on board TO ~
fe22 l.. SNAPP 4 co. 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

Will leave on tt EESDAY, the 4th March. clock p NJ
, FOR LAKE BISTENEAU.-THE
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Cad
do No. z. Charles E. Marshall master will
above for Mindsn Grand Bayou Grand core Cape,
For freight or passage apply on board or
fe29 LEWIS SN4\PP & CO., t37S Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
q p ? Err MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave 0nFRII)AY, 29tl inst, at O'Clock T.. NJ
~ fro r. FOR ST. LDUIS.-THE FINE REGE.
Ihkl Mar passenger steamer Gem 1eslip master
receiving freight and will leave for St. Louis
and all Intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board, or to JOHN +. HYDE & CO.,
lc2{ - 6G roydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

s-EA ,I;O; Q. F.IEI0AKD, l 4, OE ID n1EEM'IOKs Fa'
81 i #5Icmy Bier, President; John Sttond Treasurer
Jas FlrncuuN, Secretary Cemetery Commits
tee-arpcr Gillnghan, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes. FL
nance Cu,lmittec-1hos. Kcene w: G. Wilson, L. Homes
ScXton-Dnnic Merritt. MrmberSFrank Lewis w. G. Viii
son Geo. seymour H. Goldman e. B. Bow,tch, j. F. War
ner H. CastHretc, S. Boullere - ~
Roy VAULTS in odd FELLOWS REST may be pro-
cured by applying r. NJ CORRY Mt SickleS Co.'S, IS Ga
nal street al D FELT STETSUN'S 81 Camp II.
MILlSrAUGn Y. S. Mint and at the Secret"rys office, in
Odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets.
The price members of Sockhons Lodges will be $40 per
vault; 10 all others, $50 per vault.
E Information relative TO the purchase OF Lots, can be had
application to the Secretary
apl5 JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary O. F. Rest.
6,ISANE's PATENT NIEpAI.hlC EsUR4AL
" CASkET-P. IL. COOK CO, ProNietors and Wholesale
Dealers Cranes Metallic Burial Caske for the States oil
Louisiana and Mississippi.
HOice and Sample Rooms No. i6S Charles street, oppo
ite the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. do If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

L Charles street. Orleans keep constantly on hand a
of Chandeliers, Pendants BrnckeS Pillars
Pine and Fittings of all kinds
4 large assortment of p;uor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES.
Also Portable Gas Apparatus to make from ros
TO which they the of Sugar Planters fc2o GIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

TlIRST JUSTICES COURT-D. +. MITCHELL,
L. Judge and WM. C. QUIRK Constable, hive removed
from No 22 Tchoupianas street to No. II JULIA STREET
bct sscn Magazine and Foucher streets, fcS In