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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACK
~, ma SON AND GREAT NORTHER
80 Ess52 ks ABROAD Depot Call0I

<; SHY s5S 'SxB SRHRAHNss,o atRAH sok4HEkS HAGMS
street, corner Of Clara street, near the New Basin
PASSENGER TkA1ss ea!e 9syfa d.y A. NJ
ResfoS New 9ss RasnR at A. NJ
aaded all n,ermedne stations Children and servants
FARE-Fou cents per mile each way cn''e anu
'A FRRETGHr TRAIN from the City osyka all nteEme
syka Orleans and ali intermediate stations every Mon
'"s sxeuson train s Will eaye city every Sunday
r Il for oSyf a s Sna anu return
Line F9 i SriIA II gGSEs ssH Mss s"Ps'
@ ERS @i$s$s ks'SdA5: yS;SAF 2Sh SSAsSzF VEST
Sh1s-s&4-SsaE;U SUMNER -HtRsFRaHNdEMESTs. -tsF .,.
ys "' On
Leaves Inc DSp' 'iS GFs"a eysry s:5S
Arrive at Bayou B@ud every day I. A.
RETURNING:
Leave Leave, Bayen s.sa Beuf 5S + X:
Fare Fe1s sae os viii connect with the Passenger
the foot % x s n SSsIy M Ho" S
tons By the s NJ " it n esh Ge M be- by
s ssssE :hpps's asy s" fsSf be BE-
than bayou es AIsnanaes Raeslan "the M Cr%SSn
0pe Pned RSIes and Rates Freight pamphe. for cir
o9s,f W A. K. SEti Err, Vice President
AL(.IIsISs SUGAR MART.--rHE UNDER
n signed prepared receive on storage io Sal" or
rei,en repoof warehouses, well lighted o. on the p'-
form recently erected be covered with trpaus, sugar or
molnsses having capacity for Is 900 hogShends
Planters or the line ri the 0peioiSas aliroad
can have teil products discharged from the cars either in
warehouses or platform Id delivered to ships and se
boats of labor drayage ar tHpauln hire Storage eS per
| tarif. n,rpp
sUGAR-Per hoghead IS CENTS from to 10 DAYS or cents
per month"; and Is cents each succeeding monh. -, -.
barrel CENTS from To 10 uayS or IL cents
| ' nar month and cens each succeeding month. .
No insurance required placed the platform covered WIN
warehouse, il be effected at tt
| lowest rates.
Una, v de Egana j. ?. Whitley,
| Tar,r & TrnmonIet P. Maspero
| Canpg. i1rnulnrt Lobt u Charpenter,
| I II Tenrpre W. 4 y. Urquhart,
Clark II Mosby, Gafnmaeh, aqu'es u ''''
Rruud Il Landry, F. hemett y w.,
Price, Converse Il Go. removes " w.,
Hewitt, Norton Il Co., W. IT, tieWtS; y;
| p f.eddrs Augusn Il Thibaut
7 w Stanton Co. Charles neflapc,
, Eortin owen Il Cobb John o. Woodruff It Co.,
~ k civ 4 Co s. o. Nelson L CO.,
~ SnrnT or ronsses sold at the Algers Sugar Mart wi
be delivered nj city, if required, at rates us charge
from Opclousus Railroad Depot.
| H5- Address - ,-.,x,,,, ,,n,,,.rr
nNoo Algisrs
or THOMAS J. CASEY,
| ael No. 81 Camp ST eet
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For San Juan de Nicaragua.
The schooner "Minna schifer,o Capt. Wilson,
sailed on Wednesday evening for San Juan de Mica
ragua, with the following passengers

ragua, with the following passengers @
John Jaquess GDreaux Thomas Henry, Jose Manuel Her.
thur Cownn, Russell, DR. II Scott DIR Semnont. DR.
Christophel VIM Carpenter John Brooks Sullivan,
Carpenter Coffin jacob Francis, Burton, James Budd
James Mcdonald II Maney, James Mcdenry NJ Calton G
Daniels, VIM Wihcal Crider .John Whiiesides, Burke
Cummings G Marceln, John Bnell, P Turnan, l.
Clark Wm Bates, VIM Riggett, H Bradute, NJ Hogan
Eilans John Lney, Joseph ard, Bowers John Brown,
Saures Franklin English Henry Milton John Williams John
ThomRs Of Bee John Bell Henry Faley Maloy,
Ro1riQues, WreQue, Nicolas, Revas, Miguel Rorque
Rolriques IaverocR, Carlos Hernandez Pedro Rodri
Nnyarren Gonzales Emens, Lur, Buroscano
Foster !. 1rolsdale, G u CHRISTOPHER John Keaver
Thompson Thomas Morgan James Bush, Manuel Gonzales
Chncora. Manuel Devas iregoro Pinto, Dngo Hernandez
Rafael Pnlgaro Iazona Fella, Byazo. Juan Bnhard
Archer. Peter Close, Thomas Kelly, Mickey The Moulder"
] l. Weaver, VIM Bowie, John Aldy, W II keene, John
Phillips Thomas Williams, Thomas Weaver Patrick Kelly,
w l. Seymour. W Wharton, II L jackson, " Gasburg
Dobhns snery ulius Butler Beeeher Walter Smith
Clark Gehdes, Thomas Ball. John Brown Hays. Donald
Henry Ftzsmmons Charles Smith, Charles Johnson W Sill
Schuyler Ersenhont McCann, W Griffith, Charles
Williams, Allen Dow, james Plat, Donaho Hugh Rush,
John Dixon, B Reynolds, EE Milsaps, RUSSELL Benz
Leonard elknap John Podor Webster Forbes Miss Anna and
Miss Mary Forbes James Forbes and wife, Henry Forbes wife
and two children John Forbes wife and three children Francis
Callahan, T Boeslon I. H Camus John Dawdy A Ross,
G Edwards II Clarkf Iadoske ] H Nicholson, Eli
Custelleton Chaafant A Able Antoine Sherman Hns,
tlnsson, Thomas Kelly, John Puryis, II Kuz George
Nolan, j {; Dollon p Ward O'Ronrke, Mcdonald,
Benesic, L Keenan,, and Jean Richard
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ACHITA RIV Err.


Will leave on SATURDAY. 10Th inst at s O'Clock P. NJ.
, IT, r Il G. IL R EVERY OTHER
- Thursday pnrket-For Camden, French Port
Beech Hills. Miller's Bluff, efRIpssnolle &nro
Landing Ouacha City Loclofneule Mouth DiAbone, Tre-
ton, Monroe Bluff Casters Landing. Columbia, Harrison
burg Trinity, Black River, and all intermediate landings the
onachia river The ns fast running Light daght passenger
w. Tobin clerk, will freight PASSAGE
having superior accommodations, apply board
LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, 81 Front street.
n8- Returning vii! ieave Camden on Wednesday April eth
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning
Iucomon1 Thursday evening" Trenton and Monroe Fri
day morning Harrisonbur and Black River Friday night
arriving New Orleans Sunday morning.
bills l1ing given, with privilege of reshppng
R. H. Lindsey Freh and passengers guaranteed
TO be taken to their place of destination.
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THE STEAM FR1aATE MERR1mAo IN TRouBLE.-We
understand, from good authority, that letters have
been received by parties in Boston and Charleston,
from of the of the steam frigate Merimac,
now at Annapolis in which they mention, that the
boilers of the frigate have been damaged in conse
quence of the engineer lettir the water get too low
TBostOp Traveller.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

MOBILE. | .Y#
r,oao 11cinvs master on the arrival the Lake Of the
o'clock P NJ Ponchsrrain R. esades 10 Bank Place,
agent.
COyINGTNN.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, arrival Of the u O'Clock NJ
Pontchssin cars r. G. Lowhsr No 9s Magazine street.
agent.
" OHIO RIVER.
sultana Bentley master o'cloekP NJ Bnsrton keeae,
% TchoupitoulGs street. agent.
RED RIVER. .s
h. f. CLARK Iodwck master, o'clock. Lewis snapr Co.
Fro1t street. and 7. b. Smith, IL New Lew tevee, agents
corpromse Kay, master at O'Clock. T. B. Smith, IL New
! hevse, and Lewis sRapp Co.. 81 Front streets agents.
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Cor INTO THE wRoSo PEw.-A few nights since
little how abat twelve years DID, named Luther Smith,
who is living in town with widowed mother, saw
;nso ue seized n gun which was setting near
and bIazed away. with load Of bnckshct. at the in
trn,ars heod RI ia not known whetherh he succeeded
in hitting him or not as the intrusive gent srampered
of as fast as his heels would let him. The little ethl
was Considerably aetaed after he shot, for he firmly
believed that he had killed man. .5gs =
Ds'e -. flake Providence Herald. I'd,
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We wonder if the editor Of the Democrat has any
idea of the detestation with which he is regarded BY
the whole people of this city with the exception of
few violent partisans. No--ese he would crawl into
the first hole he could find small enough for decent fit
He is nnqnestionably the most pestilent thing that
Louisville ever had He is not mere trouble to her,
but dire calamity. He is not mere fly in her but
ter in her cornfeld, hug in her garden, but
an earwg in her ear serpent in her bosom, cancer
in her nose, tapeworm in her belly, and stula in
her reetum.
Can any one doubtthe origin Of the above2 Who,
but Prentice, could so bury an enemy?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

. THE INCOME OF OHlo.-The income Of Ohio last
year was about four and quarter millions Of dollars
and its expenditures three millions and q halI. ~
has eight hundred miles of canals SIX hundred q
navgable rivers. and two thousand miles q
Its wheat crop lust year was 3000000o bushels, and
corn so lll QlQ bushels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

The brig Franklin, mate Putnam, from Ponce, P.
R. arrived at Quarantine on the 1st inst having lost
her captain by Yellow, Fever, during the passage
The mate reports that the fever and smallpox are
at Ponce and st. Thomas. The ship Sara.
toga Capt. Trask arrived ut Quarantine on the lst
instant During the passage, she buried at sea fonre
teen persons, most of whom died Of measles of the
most malignant type. Several of her seamen were
sent on shore to the Seamen's Retreat Hosnital.
New York Times I'd.
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One of the most violent hail storms that ever occur
red in Virginia, swept over the county of Lunenhrg
to Amelia Court House, yesterday. In the woods
and some other places it lay upon the ground to the
depth of urinches, some Of the hailtones being Of
large size. Leaves stripped from the trees and
fences blown@ @down, bntwe have heard of no other
damage. [Rchmond (Va1 Whig, Sd. -@.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

SuIo1pE.-About four o'clock yesterday morning,
Mr. Horace Thayer, a middle aged man belonging in
Lawrence, and occupying rooms at No. Cambridge
street. Boston, committed suicide in his room, by
shooting himself with pistol. The deceased was
under ALTERATION OF mind for two or three days past
so much so that another man was employed to watch
him. But his companion fell asleep, and was only
reused by the report OF the pistol The shot produced
instant death. [Boston Chron lst.
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TEN N ESStE klV Err.
Will leave Oh SAT- RDAY, lDh inst a o'clock r. NJ
rvSos FOR ARKANSAS EIVER-Tl

Will leave OIL SAT- RDAY, lDh nst o'clock r. NJ.
Y~ss FOR ARKANSAS RIVER THE
plkS-.Esss fast steamer Cora noe
#s g. b. B. Mosby, master, will leave ms above for
Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Norrsown Dartnnee Lewis
burg Little Rock Bluffs and all Intermediate landings
For freight or passage, apply on honrl or1
mye LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
N- The No. is receiving freight at the foot Of
Glver Shippers aud Merchants rely on her as
she is positively going into the above trade
Will leave on SATURDAY. 10Th ins'.. at o'c,ock P NJ.
syH.. FOR TENNESSEE e RIErER-THE
= entirely and splendid stean'er Cherokee,
James Irwin, master, will leave as above tor
Easpor Florence and Tuscmha. For freight or passage,
having very superior accommodations apply board
~ l.. SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street
The Cherokee freight for Napoleon, Memphis Helena,
Hickman New Aadrd Cairo. Pmucah. Nashville and MI way
i,,,i:'.-e nnvS
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ORLEANS STEAM NllALS-oFFnE, = roY-
W iras street, New OrlennsThe subscriber respectfully in
forms the public he constantly hand full supply

rTNEaE HALLIDAY WIND-HlILL. MANY OF
the mos, scientific able and mechanics and
gueeys in United States hive examined this Machine and
pronounced hehnl and nseu inventions Of
modern date. ,-
which for gentle breeze present less and less
resistance wiAd, till, when the tempest is xgng III its
height presented to its the thin edges As
the fury gale hnles the ts gradually their orig
ml position. Something Of This kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the sails mechanics have long sought for in
vain. ,..- ... ... ,
The speed wheel Increased by powerful
nlly under the control OF regulator
as engine If this Mill he well put
attention whatever weeks
geher ,...-..... ,...... -, 81. ..
ysrslv used we'll known to be the of
"A self euatj machine. In heavy gales the wind wheel
either pnstrhed in hopeless ruin
such rapiiy heal and chic greatly
to the injury kind Of gearing attached hsides in had
mi, This iicuity entirely nivited, and the only OBJ
lection possibly he urged s the Inconsistency " the
Wind This for by the fact that il requilts
outlay pr EXPENSE the wind to tend
f,r 10 feed Ms power. The mill is ready
time div or night moved by the wind ~ point If
winds howing il the size OF the
mill numps reservoir is in proportion to the quantities OF
vner renurel there certainty of having abundance
rbrm-h the year railroad stations, and and
n.naos such cotrivunce is unenlled hnih FOR pumping
s.ar ana grinding corn, ornanented fountains small
we'd mill with moderate wind, will raise lNW gallons
tar and priud five bushels OF hour For nrner or
matint Or orders, address
| s. H. GILMAN, 81 Naehez street, Se,~ orleans,
| ro,d,,rfWIr Sole t"r the Stateh
DEETG-75 r1F.leus.r FHlME MSS. f,n4 ALE BY
! ID feI 4, II. kEHNE''N : 20, ~ n ydras street,
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Coal SUNK IN A SToRM.-We learn from the Off
GERS of the Southerner from st. Louis, that pair of
coal boats were sunk in the Lower Ohio, Saturday
evening" at tile Sisters, in storm. The lost all
their baggage and fixtures and had to swim for their
lives Several of them were in the water three-quar
ters of an hour cngng to portions ofthe wreck, be-
fore they reached shore louisville Journal 1st.
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TCHAFALAYA RIVER.

will leave on SATURDAY, 10Th May at 10 O'Clock A. H.
r. FOR ROPELOUSAS.-IN PLACE OF
E e the Mary Bess, for the balance Of the
zs==zasea season. -ghe light draft and safe steamer
Frank Keeling, Alex Grant master will leave above,
freight Grand River Battle Rose Bayou des Glaze
Old River Smmspor and all landings The AtchaalAya.
The Frank Keeling will hereafter leave every Saturday and
will not be responsible for debts contracted by
person but The captain or clerk
For further particulars, apply on board, or to
myS A. BAQUE, Agent, IA Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

Trains packet ship Enoch Train. from Liverpool,
arrived at quarantine yesterday morning, with four
hundred and fifty-three English Mormons, chiefly
farmers and mechanics with their wives. They win
proceed to Utah AMI Brigham Young forthwith
Boston Beey I'd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SHPPLlED
. with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal, SausHEes fLlre anE
every Thing in the bntchering line Barrels and OF
Choice Coned Reef mi up 10 ORDER Cabin Family use
at Stall No. 2 POYnRASMARkET,h by r., ,,,,,,r,
: - - AUGUSTUS g. HERkEl-
NJ B-Stcsnbosy Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stuck ach as fresh mlch Cows Hogs Shoats, Pigs she
qoats Geexe Ducks, Chickens, etc mau
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VA q 90 RIV E r.

Will leave on SATURDAY 10Th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
. ~ - FOR GREENWOOD AND LIEF LORE
The hne fns running passenger Packet Ata-
sssesA Ianta, N c. Briggs, Master will leave
Greenwood, eoe and all intermediate landings
river. For freight apply board to
',- l.. SNAPP II CO., 81 Front street.
= E-Te Ataann draws Is nches and will take freight for
the Yalnha with the privilege of resppng if the water
will not permit her o go up: my6
VIII leave SATURD NY, lMh May, O'Clock P. NJ.
fs, FOR GRANADA, TROY. LEFLORE,
= Greenwood, Siton Tchna Yazoo City, Snartia
;Se4zsa and all Intermediate landings The passenger
packer Fulton, W. wartney, The Fulton will give
through bills all raah"chee river fregh For freight or
my6 LEWIS SNAPf Il &CO 81 Front lIeVce
Will leave on SATURDAY 10-h inst. al O'clock r NJ
FOR LEFOEeE, GREENWOOD SIDON,
e Tclla, Yazoo City, Saarta, 'cksburg, Natchez
all intermediate landings-Reguhr Yazoo
River Packet LEWIS WHLTiMAN-The and swift
ming passenger Lewis Whltcman, Wallace
will leave above For freight passage apply on
board or TO I. B. SMITH.
myS IL New I.evee.
Will leave OH SATuRn.Y l9h inst, at ocqGk , E NJ
R4slEhs R4slEh + The md splendid ht-lrausht steamer
leave as above Tor of Codwnter Tllatoba, Leoe,
Greenwood Sdon Tchua Yazoo City and all Intermediate
landings.
The Yazoo will freight for Grenada with the priv
ilege reshppng kees For freight apply
| board, to lEWIS SN APP 4 Co II Front ST.
B3The Belle will take freight for Grenada if con-
sigrai ~, ." "r,"coA mT7
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave fgRID Il. .a,l inst. at 8 O'Clock p M.
BsSSa' ii Grad is Esors, caape iessSdria, Cor.
81 ~ snd al intsFesiias ia9dngs
Gfast &c aee a n ns
ssss apply board, ~ s,,,, Z % :, w. .s. ,. : =
ss s5 sssss e. 5
threas vha d s'o" ana
win leave on FRIDAY. 9Th 1,t at O'Clock +, M Ss
ET. Beyan Grand Eaare and aIesapdria-The snpes
= oslt pasf IoaS, qnf swift G il
Fo fek e. pas.sss Sse apply on awe boad oto
my9 : - -: b. sAllA = .sx 4svss d
Eo a 5 a
and landings as freight or
' BETTERToN 4 KEEFFE g. e.Tehoaponlas street
By - appyins Rl T tie - Asests ssat eau ~ -
VIII take 1or Memphl, oalro anu raoocan: y1
UI ,oa,.olon mn NAV otb inst at ocIock p M
ppyss pS Satspis hissasats Ss1t;e; @k ESad!aE
apa 81 as viii as
above For freight Or RSange apP On 9oSre @ 9 Font
mzs !ENls sNAEI = ". . s,ene - sstsse @
rNTs = FOR PRESTON, MopTH OF KIA-
i a brst 6SE Fton GIEsa agf Rsnn Wag and
%fs
ooDSs on Saard Or 10 W" te Ds' 80 s,sA.
lnys 1eM.s ssA..- ~! : Wv = 15e1. s;1ese -
r1Rton F0 pc], Gdo a1Ssa4 fsna
s'sS ss'f @ as 'ss a
freight Or passage apply on board, sr ts sNrr 70
777pn ~ IN, =, :, 49,, y
= IT, ;. FOR 5EFEEfsssoN, SMIT AND,
sSs Grand ran os Fore sHa
aa1e ne ~.
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THE LAKE.

ellFrt 8 STEAMER. .CnliforDia.-W Winter Arrange
Ss szs1 Se assdsy
saturday Of eaeh I'VE @seh a,;sorn. 1or
Nelson naser, built expressly er Ills tsade, VIII
Railroad the arrival ., the Lake Of the cars as fellows
n 56HbAY SFPAY E32EESS11SSG E2ES1SG
oG % Tuesday s'''ay n aI
T EFe EoE MANpEy1LhE-us ss;aa1,4
A#$=.st covinssoa aIa SpriaEsfhe Hns ssassf
y1s fsH Ss ees9 s1S Gay 4 " the s IL ss h
snaa sosfpa1 o0'ns0n
T FaTs "sf ST.. ! Meals ais" . Cents; csns ',''
ais tt '','0~. y: 8. L0WRER. es MaEazne street
Eoh MSf nsf.N fsE1wi9e1 it14Sa' %
s snfa'Ff s@ " isGs
lsays Ike END f Of t KsfSad
Cabin Fare to Mobile ,.*...:.-..--.-'.:.sss &
W. @ o... .n-. ,dEspoDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place;
q slave Depot, NO. l5e coNIINIoN
S Constantly for sas HIT for snyF W Cash ciy
y ai:sps5s 81 5SsS aaS
Having leased the thee.s,ory dwelling No 56 Common near
and se Slaves on as reasonable obtained the
THOMAS F. FRIsBY, 1856 Common street
S$4 E;sf til SisS 'Sshs Ss' ''
%sS Aor .xi .6id f Fellows Rest" for s5S.oHcers-
Eunsss s rrtsjsn' sss:s !eH ss"s
das Tses Spe See, Wse hfi IT,
Msri T. hoH;;tb Hy v J. Ms1 M
"ss ! 31uETEs eaj,i5is s He%f%s
saiss s! g ;PRi1fF i : T.
S!a Hail. I @ s "
' s nfomnion reiive to he purchase Lots, had
on spPg 1Rg''''" aSEs
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
Sd rSs Hess5 oce Of he e"f s viii Be-
s"d ssi4y ~ess Says Sm
Deposits One Dollar and upwards will received M d. e
rss s @ @ %
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of Nsw Orleans pss,
Esss a"s w" PG he city s Orleans
Ing ss" s fPRss S"s S
not ys % pr e 6e e s %fKs' SH9 u the
be distributed among amomg the nspOs%s n @ r1s
or re sscsvs s"s,ss any S p"y Ss vhseSe w -
upon issued for not less than SlU deposited tor
'' es ras,;. rRgsTEEs. 6E.Ev william vors,
| W. NJ Mercer, Geo urquhart, r. b Sumner,
| a. G. Duncan A. Hene, George Jonas,
| WiheImuy Bogat. P. N. Wood, Thos A. Clark,
Thns a. Adams E. A. Bradford n. n. Wit!ers.
W. N. MERCER, President
A. d. KELLY,
| WM. V0tiEL, Vice Presidents
| r. B. SUMNER,
| p. u. WITfIEFS, Treasurer
-Conies of the Act Incorporation and Bylaws
| be obtained OF the Office. N1o ~
| CRESCENT CITY SOAP WORkS-nEPoT
| " No. II Lafayette street.
subscribers have commenced in this city the
of SOAP for Family Ship Steamboat which they
sent public for its approval in composition with The sEs
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
VS. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS
e and all Intermediate landings The fine fast
Ss1aaa1 running passenger packet steamer Belfast,
George Taylor, master will leave above For freight or
passage apply board, d,'orio
-. - LEWIS sNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street
B-The Belfast offers inducements to families going
North or West Cabin, Rooms and passage all
large airy. plan her cabin be and
engaged application to her agents my5
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rREsCENT CITY SOAP NVORKs-DEPoT

" No. II Lafayette
The suscrburs have this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
sent 10 e public approval in competition with the BEST
soaps established reputation Ii combines economy with Tree
dom from The dagreenhle OF ordinary and
will be found upon trial possess washing properties in
fero guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
unntity 10 innre fabric of lndies' apparel
The merchants and others, being able to
with equally good 1t not
brirr rir, of horne pauacure will present themselves at
glance and the respectfully solicit
min aln e. II NHEN n co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-09

VIII leave FRIDAY. OH inst. at o'clock = NJ.
, IT, FOR SHREEEPOEsT, GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore carnpte lexaHdra, Cor
toms and all nternediate landings The suDe-
icr light dagft passenger packet Compromise,
W. Kay, master, will leave above. For freight or pas
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ySEEF0-75 TIt,le.ive PRlMk MSS, t,n1 SALE BY
u ri 4. il. kENNE"S . 20, ~ p 5drus street,
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= ~ -" T. B. SMITH, Il New IIevee sEFeet
BJ-The Compromise will take freight for above the Rnit
with privilege OF repping having made arrangements with
the steamers White Cliffs Aida and Fanny Fern freight viii
go through without detention. - re iE my5
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Will leave on FRIDAY, 9th inst. at O'clock 7. N. "a
fIzzTTs FOR SHREVEPOKT, GRAND!


7ssEsh rio light draught and swift running bteamer
IL. z, Clark, Capt j. f. Lodwick, will leave above
For freight OF passage, apply on board, Or 10 y
1ny5 ! r. b..
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The foregoing account Of the fire is from the Eals
timore Clipper. 1t is proper to remark that the Phil
adelpba Ledger estimates the loss at over s50010G
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TRANK SHAW, .Jr., &Go., GnMMi;SSIoM MISS; IN AND
WESTFRN PHnnI'rE. No. Tchnnpt"nlas street. New
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VIII leave SATURDAY, lD.t inst, o'clock P. NJ
r. :. REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET:
For Shreveport Grand Bayou Canpe Grand
ase@@GAs Ecore St, Maurice Collie Alexandria and Cor
toms andng-The substantial light dragh steamboat
Planter, D. D. Atkinson will leave above For
freight passage apply on board, or to
,,5Ir r. H BRINTON & CO., 4 Lafayette ST..
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
water ittinp. my9
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Will leave on ATURD Ny 10Th inst. O'Clock P NJ
re- FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO:
lEAHlhts5a Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore and
ssSs9@4a7 Altsanra-The superior very light draught
and swift running Steamer NJ. L. Dougherty. Capt W.
tockman will leave for the above and all intermediate land
ings. For freight passage apply to
7. b. SMITH, IL New I.evec street.
N. b. Shippers may rely goods going through without de-
tenon There will be clerk the evee receive freight
Wednesday morning. my6