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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Houses & LOTS FOR SALE.

rI,HE subscriber oilers for sale his HOUSES Lors
situated in Colcytown Augusta county. Both Of
the houses are comfortable Log Dwclngs, one two
stories high, and the other story aada half The lSs
contain thirteen There is never failing spring
on the grouad. AMI another stream passing through it.
There is also the place fine Orchard Of the best
fruityoung trees. The location is desi able one for
a mechanic Of almost any kind
! Oct. 3, l8l5,--tf SAMUEL PARENT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
FANCY DRESS GOODS at
T-r,,.Ln O. nnAkn,,in

W HUI O 4 dLLUN5,
)IAIN and Printed Mouslne dc Lanes, all styles and
L colors-some good styles at Cd per yard Cash
mercs, Merinos AlpaccaS, Canton Cloths, Black aud
Fancy Silks Persian Cloths, Debages, and great
riety of Prints and Ginghams-al at the lowest mar
ket prices
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
SYNOPSIS OF DISEASES CURED BY R. R. REsoL
VENT, DURING THE YEAR 1854, AS REPORTED

1000 cases Il different kinds OF Surts, Erup
tons, Swollen and EniaTged Joints. Hip Dlsea-
ses. Ricketts,, Kernels in the Throat. Swelings
OF the Glands. Lumps and knots in The throat .un-
der the ears SIreS in the eyes, head nose mouth,
gums. Sc. Infants with sores on their heads,
ears. faces. &c.. have been cured by the mraeu-
lous efficacy of the r. II. Resolvonl.
One bottle will prove To the afflicted sufferer
that it will cure YOU. one dose will do you good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
If you have any difficulty in the Womb, X. H.
Resuveut will set you right.
CHArTAHoULA. la. Sept. Q. 1854.
.lIessrs. Radcoy s. Col feel happy to say
to you that your Remedies have made two aston
shing cures in my settlement. My son Martin
was cured by swo bottles of your RennvalinE Re
solvent, aud one box of Your Regulators, after al
the best Physicians had failed.
Mrs. Mary All Bfltop. wife ofJesse All Brit
ton. had terrible tuinor in the womb. She was
attended By three of our best Physicians They
had all given her up her hips and the eXremi-
ties below were pershing. One bottle OF Resol
vent. one bottle of Relief. and one box Of Regu-
ao.s, has made permanent cure.
WILEY NJ SQUIREs.
Chaitah,.aia rarisn, La.
Railways Resolvent is pleasant to take
Price One Dollar per bottle Six battles for Five
Dollars. Sold by Druggists. everywhere.
Dec II, lS55.-4mn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

Having sold my stock to j. Nick. Hardy, respect
fully recommend him 10 nv friends and old customers
RICHARD w. HARDY.
Staunton, Oct 81 lS55-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
staunton, Oct. q, 1855.
a,.r,o rooar a. Whita g pattnn,s.

BLANKETS, Flannels, Cassinets, Cloaking Cloths,
ID Broad Cloths and CassMercs, Fustans, Lnseys'
TIckings Brown and Blcached Shcetngs and ShrtiagS
Manchester and Common Checks, Brown and bieacheu
Dr;lls Linen and Cotton Table Linens, Irish Linens
Towcllings, Sack Flanaels, Spotted Flannels, &c.
Stanton, Oct. 81, 1876.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
PROJECTION rRoa L1aHTwEN9.

I'VE subscribers offer their services the public gen
/ orally, and feeling thankful for the kind patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed on them. iike TINS
method Of informing them Thai they are prepared 70
on The shortest notice the best and latest improved
Ax G 4 Il IL 81 u r. y . ..
These pods have been approved BY all the scientifc
men in the Country and The Points the best and most cx
pensige extant being made of Copper and heavily pa
ted With purc Silver when adds greatly to the security
The Rods afford by the Poia' being really and pefa.
nently bright thereby at all times constituting sure
aad safe conductor of Electricity. ,:-..
The subscribers warrant them to b. perfect Lisht-
ming Conductor in every particular and cauton the pub
lie agains; imperf,c, Rods BAKER LAtEi:
REFER TO Mark Bird, Woodstnck Jana D. Al
Ion Charles Moore, Nj Jackson Walter y Newman.
sew Market; Bowman 5; Sybert, iIlrrisoabarg; Ma
R. Grattan Tohl Craun, ST., Mt Crawford
luna lS15.-tf,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
THE FURNITURE BAZAAR,

GRATEFUL fur the liberal announcement al
Va ready bestowed the subscriber would respect
fully inform his friends and the public. that hav-
ing increased facilities for manufacturing, ne is
now better prepared than ever betnre to supply all
who may need, with every article to be found in a
LIST class
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

Pure Vinegar.
x TlERCES made from the genuine Crab Apple, aud
y warranted pure. j. BRANDEBURG & 90.
S<asatoa Dot. 10, 1866
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Em,aasanrl lumber! ?!

NHE subscribers have on hands quantity OF LU1i,
i Der Of every description, which they will sell
on the usual terms. They will also furnish Lumber 10
order, of any kind and to aay amount rIaSterihs
Laths can always be had at their Steam Saw MIi:
-'N'-' WELLER & PARKlNS.
NJ 9TH S.o4 DC 1S5h
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

C4RPETLNGS at WHITE s PHTiOE >.
~ vi Insron ply. 10 the cheaper sorts Pas
a .are and stair, a., Sd, and ST. Oii Floor
Cloths New Patterns Rags. and a new supply oil VIA
Soyv shades. some very handsome.
Staunton Oct. 81, 1876.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
e NJ COCRRAN. JR..

A TTORNEY At LAW, Stanton, va, VIII practise
n in all the Courts holden in augusta and in the Su
perior Courts Of Rockingham and Highland. ohce IN
The rear othe Court house, formerly occupied by essrs
Niche s Robertson.
Stanton. Sept. Is, 1866.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Tun caMrBaJ, sAyIv53 BAWK.

INTEREST will be paid dcposites at the rate oil
per cent. per ainiin, all Sans remaining on de-
pose one moaih longer, fractions OF month not to
be counted in reckoning interest Dcposites VIII be
paid upon Is days notice Discount day, Saturday -
Notes for discount renewal must b. handed 10 the
Treasurer Friday evening. they will not be con-
sidcrcd by the Board of Directors
Office at the Store of !. Brandcburg < Co.
II VI. BELL, Pres't.
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOHN BRANDEBuRa, Treasurer
VI. G.. HARTMAN,
A. J. Garner,
M. II. McCuE, directors
j. II. McCvE,
WM. II. WATTS,
Staunton, Oct. "a, I355.-ly.-Vind. copy ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
MARSHALL X. FULTZ.

4, TTOHNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Va, viii practise
IN oil the Courts of augusta county Strict attention
1.-The given TO all business entrusted to him.
. He NAV be found, at present. in the Office of his
ather, David Fuitz
Nov 10, lS5t.-u.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

%rT,pED Clergyman, restored 10 health IN few
A a. after many years of great nervous s''Trgi
!. anxious to make known the means OF cure RE- Rev "
.enS 1Iree) the prescription used Direct t1 proot
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. 81 fui'on '"'''' O
lyn New York.
Nov. Z, lS55.-6mos ----------
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
Important 1Ioxezlslls.

On Monday evening last the New Orleans Chamber
I Of Commerce unanimously adopted tie sabjoned
preamble and resolutions The lastresolntion directs
thelr IN the daily papefs but as we were
not, and have not been furnished with copy, we
extract from the columns Of thecity Journals Of yes
terday. We are pleased that the Cham her Of Com
merce has moved in the matter, and would #be re.
joiced If there was general interest manifested Ii aI
enterprises having in view the prosperity and ad.
vancement Of our own peerless Crescent CITY. Here
follow the proceedings above alluded to: :5
at a meeting Of She New Orleans Charnber of COM
merce, held last evening, convened specially to take
INTO consideration the importance Of taking early
steps to open and secure Mail Route from This city
to and from California via the Ishnus Of Tehuante-
pee, tfle following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted, viz:
mhereas ~ e. the Tehuantepec Company organized
under the laws Of this State, propose, in accordance
with Inc terms Of their grant, acquired from the Gov
ernnent OF Mexico, by virtue Of decree of The su-
psene GoTerne IN t M dated February m 1856 and
to open Immediately the right Of transit and ge
across the lsthmus of Tehuantepec and for General
commercial purposes, therefore be it
Reso,red, Inat the New Orleans Chamber Of Com
merce deem toe opening of said Tehuantepes route,
Dy wheel or carriage roa subject Of vital interest
10 our citizens, forming it will an important link
IN lhe cnaln OF internal Improvements, now progress
ar q . IN our own and neighbong South
m. -
Iehuantepec as Of ncalculable importance to the
general interests and prosperity Of our country in
every respect. - $s'''l eou-tAS 'A'
hfsofred further, That the Government at Wash.
ngto, through our Representatives be requested to
,t WIN m the Iehuantepee Company in accord
ance win law and upon liberal terms for carrrinq The
mails to and from the Pacific.
Resolred further, That the delegation from, New
orleans the Southern Commercial Convention At
Savannah. Georgia, be and are hereby fI1 re
qrested to present the Isthraua Route prominently
before that body, and to exercise their influence IN
aWaken1ng the people of the South to the important
TACT That we have within reach the nearest and
most expeditions route to command the valuable
commerce of the East and California
feso!cea, That these resolutions be published in
our daily papers. and a copy be forwarded to the
President of the Southern Convention shortly to
assemble ass in the city of Savannah and that this
Chamber address the various Chambers Of Commerce
of the West invoking their aid through their renre
plated. ~-1S N1s S1Stt-S-11 .1S"1 s.
,-oE "A nns isns copy G. j: MANsoNI Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
NUMBER 234

shape OF song, The Flag Of Liberty" It was
well sung and rapturousy encored. Our duty to our
readers compelled to retire before the adjournment
but we learn that an adjournment took place soon
afterwards and all departed for their homes delighted
with the evening they had spent, and proud of the
handsome manner in which their idea had been car
ried out. @ .3.-~
We must not omit stating that the most attractive
and beautiful ornaments to the festive board were
three confectionery creations appropriate to the
sion. One was model of Odd Fellows Hall in
white sugar another was Temple of Friendship,
Love and Truth, executed in the same material with
the emblems of the Order worked upon it and the
third and most attractive Of all, was the Diploma Of
the Grand Sire elect, spenddy wrought in the same
sweet material.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

News was received yesterday that the revolution
lists in Northern Mexico have submitted to the author
ity OF the Supreme Government; this desirable re-
suit having been accomplished by formal treaty
between Vidaurri and Gen. Rosas Landa. This in
formation is derived from the Mexican ConsulGeneral
here, Com Reybaud, who received it in letter from
Brownsville under date OF the 26tE ut.
The document of agreement between the parties is
entitled "a Treaty OF Peace concluded between
Gen. Don Vincente Rosas Landa and Don Santiago
Vidaurri,'' of which We have space for but brief
synopsis.
The two chiefs state in their preamble that they
actuated by sincere desire to spare Mexico the e-
sion Of raternal blood Gen. Rosas expressing his con-
dence in the loyalty and good intentions of the de.
partment of New Leon, and Senor Vidau1r on his
part, being equally convinced that the supreme gov.
ernment has the greatest desire to secure the welfare
of New Leon the former following the instructions
| of the supreme government and the latter acting
under the authority with which he has clothed him
self.
Articles first and second state that the causes for
which the forces of New Leon took up arms having
ceased to exist, they will retire to their homes, and
the State Of New Leon vii! return to its obedience to
the supreme government also, that the national
elnng, for set ofths sany invitation from the
chief Of New Leon to remain in said city.
The third and fourth articles agree that % the peo
pie of Coahua shall be united to those of New Leon,
with sundry specified forms and provisions.
Article fifth provides that the district Of Saltl'
shall not be included in this computation, but that
shall continue to be governed as heretofore by tn
! fundamental charter.
Article sixth grants the State of New Leon from
the supreme government monthly subsidy of IS, ,00t
for its defence against savages and the government
agrees to eNpend the same amount for that purpose
In articles seventh, eighth and ninth, the State
New Leon gives in its adhesion and declares its 10y
atty to the supreme government, and Vidaurri OF
els to give up its authority to the President, in con
forlnity to its laws
Article tenth and last, declares that this treat.
H1oes not affect the rights Of third parties
We sincerely hope that this step may, if only TEN
porarily operate to restore peace to that unfortunate
country. so long distracted by intestine wars AM
petty revolutions: but it is beyond human power t
furnish any guaranty that peace and prosperity ther
ran find solid basis, in the present condition 0
things. and with the material for government the
now have.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
Louisiana Intelligence.

we learn from the Baton Rouge Gazette that On
Monday last, Chas. Wise and Mrs. Mary a. Wilson
were tried on the charge of stealing two slaves and
attempting to run them off to the North Wise was
convicted but the jury had not yet rendered verdict
in the case of Mrs. Wilson,
The Thibodaux Minerva, of Saturday last furnishes
the following paragraphs: -
We learn that all the plarfters without excentinn
are making most excellent article of sugar, though
the yield from the cane, per acre. is quite small The
sacharne properties Of the said TO have never
been BETTER weighing, in many instances, as high a.
nine and ten degrees. The CROP DEev;onsv sfated
will be unusually small. ~
We have had a whole week of weather more shifted
to the ides Of July than to the calends of December
lhh coats, no vests no cravats, linen pants and
Chinese fans have been all the rage during the entire
week. Whey, amt it hot. Mosquitoes are singing
polkas, mazurkas in all the corners and under and
over all the tabes-except occasionly when they
stopto present GiN.
The Minerva says that three persons who had been
under arrest on suspicion of arson, discharged
few days ago, and Immediately left town.
From the Red River American, of Saturday last,
we extract the following items:
The weather for week past has been Of the most
tickle description and the temperature more sudden
and frequent than we remember to have seen in the
same length of time. We have been flooded with
heavy rains for the last few days. and every apper.
anGe of continuance for some time to come as il
still remains cloudy.
Red river is rising rapidly at this point caused no
doubt from the late heavy rains as we are informed
that the river was on a stand at Shreveport
Most not all OF the sugar planters of the parish
have commenced sugarmaking. We have not vet
been apprsed OF the yield of the cane but the crop
will fall short. ', 1'n
| The races over the Rapides Course commences on
Monday next the Sth, under the supervision of Mr..
John Clark.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

ORLEANS THEArER-Meyerbeer's grand opera OF
The Prophet.
CRlsP's GAIETY. - Miss Heron in the celebrated
play Of Camille.
ST. CHARLES THEArER.-The great play of Faustus
the Germ STUDENT and the farce of Ny Precious Beyo
SPALpINu g. Rogers AMPHITHEATER.-West &
Peels Campbell Minstrels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
q r A I c H A T 4 L A \ A. r Y L K .

"! leave on F ESEHSaAA = j 7 Hs'sf4
.i===a 1tjas FrvshI f,r otH Riytr, smnspor, a,l all
% i"s5 " J. NJ JOHNSTON 4 co, sFrost T.eyee street.
NaH, AND BoASD1Ns sc1IoOA yoE YorSl
duesd lSoty Madame l!sryanx @ @hurgply street. be
'TfS" T" sm%er fsS sfS? | % Christian
Sss ~ @ IS 4 ?s v 1;s TIN " n Ssr. @ "s erTS r ss
by 'c: scIolsrs ;sase to t pstn:ss arr DE
s G TT IN The sy "S s a f'St i cInSao e o
and offers facilities M The ac4rire'ny =" ne French lam
EnoWn t q The ocISs5r SS az Of % tie New or%a opr Mr
rsvq,: will reside AZ The PAS during the SUMMIT MD MiilcGn
viii also .siye rriyae lessons in families
in tie cg and very ;1 !o"ish , ane lie s5e: lie s
The c school remains the whole year Tor bsrder' and
DUEDUEI'S PATENT EXCELSIOR GIN Alta AH1-
MENT ASn TkAslER Iis ,. sNGsTlis;ly vnialy
the cotton thereby causing 10 present
En- na % tn ns 50 T % Ge "H IL s}ss4fny TSh mS the ""
M e >f &C. Of III HI" >nSamSn 2 % the he ES & i h., m m"n%E ITO 10 do
qriton atont the saws The machinery, which i nry light
"ni ,mreit ocrHryi" rM sG | ieNeseHn he attached '
vng chained ,e eNrssiye Agency for the of Ion:
For @ ' o3 @ Dr. Il s% a G @ M o j E'Wsf Wt VI We T @ ' r
pared sell out individual or county rights for the above
~ Any communication ald,esse, viii prompt
attention
REroMNEs pATIoSS.
the
nfnding i h Of 'tE pne' 10 ", @ a. rnfaoin on ile
pshe the purposes Tor VIII oh intended. The Roll is
moved inl-prsally. !a surface Is constantly
the The csi i, ht stands gin mach Hstr"
low mach did tne fine to lt Ii is said that il will
gin 30 per with tlg Aat;nen than without in
the length Of time. w. 7 MILLER.
SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN.
Natce2 Miss August 80 lS;6.
I present The trial of ". \. lnifo''s Attachment
der Of g. R. tHr,lir, j. Il, NrEitla LIN
all do c>iate say in il Will gin - cent tItr and
n1rN improve III" staple Of Tile COLO" o'rf ANY common gin
without Iic .tttacl!.rlt. ID. u, IlthiNH.
NhCltz, Miss, August 80 1876.
New ORLEANS. SEPT. 81. 1856.
w have this day examined llls r"n g!nlrl with Rli
Patent EXrpur Gin Attachment and Trash
Hnl hrvc hesitation IN saying ilat The sample from tn"
gin VIII; the Attachment is stlerinr in every respect being
cc. o Mp tanr. better saIv WORTH ore
hit IL i,,'nl r;uGc IL THI hrt
NJ. II. lGSSiFN co,
AIt;. RfRf1 EiUI, t'oiton Broker,
IAHRlS Il LEVI,
El.IIAH pE.tlE.
WALKER, STUART 4 HUTCHINSON,
DUNCAN i LOGAN
WRIGHT ALLEN 4 CO.,
Q JOSEPH FEKKIDAY Cotton Broker,
A. rNSIE, Jr., cotton Broker
CARROLL, PRlTGHARD Il Co,
THOMAS AUXEt Broker,
VI. GILES Il CO.,
a. HARDY. Broker,
JOHN [. itEY, Cotton Broker.
Tie tiove invention m increases tie speed Of the Gin.
hu improves the staple, iaHHg uniform roll throughout
t -n NJ" tecsoy rihn,Sii the value Of the Gotten per
polHd. leaving it rssr Of ~ frt! a!i ,int tpp!y to
! El3tf y, J. WILSON y Co, SO Po=arns street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
e G U l. A r PA C K E T. s
fg@@s STEA NJ RGItS ECLIPSE RSg.
| EislElL3stES7 REPUBLIC AND eldl1MLss, =
tsas@zAh tsassisasxzh SOUTHERN BELLE dazaSs ds|SszsSSs

SoUIf1GtIN kELLE.
The magnificent The new and supe, The elegant and
EG3i pSe, rio fastrnnnHg running
J.. W. Broadwell, Republic, Cap. SOutlln Belle,
commander, com J. +. Montgomery, IJ NJ Broadwell
menced her regnnr commenced her commander,
weekly trips in the uar weekly trips in her regular
n. Orleans, Nicks the New Orleans, H. weekly trips in the
burg Grand Gulf Washington, Grand New Orleans, Grand
Rodney and Nat Lake Princeton Ca Gulf Rodney and
trade SAT rona fand'g Ash Ma chez trade
URDAY the 18Th ton, Pitchers Point, MONDAY, the 18th
October, leaving ~ tSkpwi Landing IScp, leaving New
Orleans SAT H. Providence Good Orleans MON
URDAY EFEN'( lrich's Landing Mtl- DAY EENING at
o'clock for teikcs Bend Ecks Is O'Clock, for above
above and all inter burg, Grand Gnli and all intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney and Sachczl landings
trade THU RS
DAY, the 18th Oct.
leaving New Orleans
every THURSDAY
EVENING. at 5 O.
clock. for the above
and III! intermediate
landings.
The abn"e steamers in complete order and will at
tend faithfully all business their care.
The ECLIPSE and REPUBLIC will receive freight for va
river, and rr-ship NJ Fcksburg without 1elny.
Neither of the above will be responsible for letters
packages containing money other vaahes unless regular
bills Of tling taken and stated for vau
les deposited by passengers with the clerk contained in
baggage.
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captain of EITHER Of the above boats and all bills
be presented at the Office of the boat which they belong
before II O'Clock he day Of leaving for approval which will
theN be paid presentation the Office of the Agents. 65 Ora
vier street
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROADWELL BROS. 4 CO., 65 Grarier ST.,
LEWIS SNAPP 4 Co, Front ST.,
r. X. LACGiIIlN, 81 Front street.
N BA clerk will be the Ievee every in the week
receive freight ;or the above boats. o22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
pUILOEIss, HARDWARE, AND IsIEATE

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND CRATES.
ID The attention Of builders Aad property respect
fully invited large and well assorted stock of HARD
WARE AND CRATES. Among which particularly men
tion LOCKS Of every description NIGHT LATrIIES Sill
ntSG DOOR RTRINNIINtiS. BUTTS, HINGES, HOLLIS AND
HOOKS. SCREWS. NAILS. SASI-t'ORD AND SASH
WEIGHTS PuLIIES, FENTILATQRS, ets, etc. int TACT
article requisite The erection OF buildings
We are determined give satisfaction both
the QEaltv OF goods also in prices which have
gre tly reduced, III NESj' ICjSS BROS l. Co,
jy23 ia Camp street opposite Llltaytt.e SqUare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

Tie above invention ny increases tie speed Of the Gin.
hu II hnpioves The staple making uniform roll throughout
le -Uun@ thtr"py rihn@; the value Of the per
pond. leaving it rcsr Of all trash a!ri lirt. Amply
El5tt y, J. WILSON y co. SO POEirns street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

Leaves OF saturday, 6h instant. at IN A. "
rY1sEgs - FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
For Shreveport tirAIi Erurr Grand Bayou
R.SE=rEaE fampte and AleXanlria-Thc magnificent
and wi running passenger steamer DiylLe. Capt. Sal Ap
pegnte, Formerly Capt Of the CharrS} will leave
above nil ineruediu;e landings. For freight passage
apply on board,
dl Y. Il. SMITH, 4 Tchourifouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

When is the weather favorable to haymaking
Wheni rains pitchforks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
F O R RED RIVER.

WEI leave on THURSDAY, tl inst. AT o'clock r ".
, fTTsssa - REGULAR RED RIVER PACK.
4zz bayou Grind Ecors and sexaniriaThe t1s" .une
rior ard ewlttrunhing packet Storm,
Capt r. Moody will leave For freips. passage
apply board,
deca T. p. SMITH, Tcloupitonlas street