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SNt6 Orleaps laily Gr2sfeldt,
THE THREE SONS.
.BY REv.J. y nAuLTHIE..

THE THREE SONS,
sBr N.Y.. nAu14n1r.
Aays AZ n ,dh it ri Att ss q
They telae that unusual grace in al! his
sesS}sy this sds
.h kaGM s be- sa5t n isina and haog he Iqgst
But that which others admire IS tie thought which fills
The food eaqirig speech he every doth fnd
M 80 81 H a yes
III ,iIs o. ys and taimies
With thoughts about world Of oars and thought the
He kneels lis dear Knee she teaches him 10 pray
And strange and sweet an solemn the words which
Oh, should my gentle chd be spared manhood years ike
A holier and wiser man trust that he win BE .
Ana when Lloa ino his eyes and stroke his Brow
axs I siPPls fd #
How silver sweet those tones Of his when he pratles
aott i,fs y i his
And his every ooks gtam Of light rich depths or re-
henhe walks with nc the country folk who pass is nthe
4 ayfellow i e 10 all and yet with cheerful tone
WIN sing his sops Of love, when left TO sport alone
70 Is in M al our s oH a
home for iepye5lT raee AZ NV vi
il beside s ra1e m the tears our aching nast DIM
s. y / - - rs
Far f fhe ~ ppo na son, @ M aa aoa fhn3 &
:, i, dsell: ",
babe farewell to ear and went to i've in heaven
No ese Il, o @ IL = w,,s iG9ss @ Il G Weaten nS%
The thoughts that I'll his siness soul and bliss which he doth
Are numbered will. the secret which Odd will not
Sf en9w f9r God hs, tod me his thai he is now at
know his spirit feels this weary load Of esh
know Tie pses old him Close beneath teir gers el
ANA sGHhe MN with song that brea:hes OF heavens diye
know that We shall meet our babe ts mother dear and ~
Whae,er Hi hargn s 5 81 IL hs ico eSeF e
Their lot may here be grief and fear but hsis certain
.s sever, - -
% @ @ ont peer alm M la h m5t be ours foreXer
When on that worlds bliss, worlds
When VI foan beneath this load IF sin fes is ref and
~, Is f,s5 Pap, ,,,or ,,s, 49,. =
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s5UsISEss--A othlng out Of the ordinary course Of
business occurred yesterday. With the falling of in
the receipts Of cottonand sugar, there is of course
#ess activity the landing below Canal street. At
the upper landing the daily receipts of produce, the
arrivals and departures OF the splendid argoses Of
trade combine to keep up fair degree of activity
lhough 1t IS growing rather warm on the leFee, in
the almost burning sun, those Injured to the leVee bu
shess eel no inconvenience whatever though the at
lnOsphere Is dense with clouds OF dust. Ihe cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-12

A prisoner in the Alton (Ill) penitentiary drowned
himself, few days ago, in cistern in the prison
yard. He had been sentenced to five years.
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TDSEPH EIUFTG, 20 CAMP STREET IMPORTER,
u Retail Dealer III line Watches, Jcwelf% ch
Fancy and Staple Goods No. 20 Camp street under the 1 no
tel, New Orleans respectfully invites the attention Of wholesale
and Retail Dealers and purchasers to his NEkG hAKGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported anu constantly
supplied throughout the year. . -....
SHE'LL COMSS-mitaiion Shell and Buffalo Combs Of every
style and variety. ....
the lowest Northern factory prices. ., ~ ,,.
TOILET ARTICLESSuch as reriunery, Hair OIL Hair Pins
Pomatlm, Fancy Soaps, etc ,,,
Desks together with endless variety Of Porte-rnonaes
etc style and shape and at unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS Knives, COls and Warmers Revolving Pis-
tolls Scissors Razors, Life Preseryers Fishing Reels and
suit tho most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWEI.RI, etc.
this line consisting OF the L. T. Cooper, NJ l.
Tobas and Joseph johnson movements with line assert
ncnt of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
Of fine Eastern rwcy, SvcrwOre have been selected
with great by F. ROBERTS, for many years engaged in
the Wholesale business. and having been purchased exclusively
for cash great inducements will be offered 10 purchasers
n Every article warranted represented, or the money re-
tnnlcd. =.
| rsHI"a ' - MIG
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On the 2Gth of March train on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad took fire and Of thocars was
consumed.
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slfss. fsis.;,ss, 1 MI !. 4

Ine ssean1sii Texas, sI5t. Forbes fson Nefa
y 5eIsz' y, W arrived
The Spanish steamer arrived at Ver Ggrtfz
On she vas q n tIie for y
Havana. 8s IA eF3 F3. 4
The AInerica cho5nef Ii was ggfecEa;1 on 8la
cranes during her passage from New Yoris II VIZ
Cruz Also an unknown brig iii d Ill
fed whether any lives we're Iost. sz8s2s
From some cause, We know liSt sffat ouY laa n
Mexican papers have again failed 10 come tos sfand
but teness of flle pnraer wa hays rs
ceved copy Of the Ifogfeso aud af ta pe1uc,safsa
dated the 6tha and st1 resp pectiVely.
These papers publish the official of efen
erals leerraes and Trias giving an account og ths
Of Paebla, Il closing on the stfl of March
with the batte of 0cotIon, Rrested TIE eitY og
$paebla from the of Iarnafz and placed I'll
5in the iandsof the government forces 1t appears
tnat the beseiged came and gave battle ID ILL
ffoeps Of Cornonfort, and after much naneuveriag
aug hard ghtfng Tanaariz solicited an aY1aistfee,
NllIeh Easgrarted. He broke the truce
islsa ths ending in tile defeat and
u utiorists WI Io Iot lid INV
i stateaieht a thu loss or aither siie.3s5B s
portion of who took part iii lie s5aee
/ had fetarhed u bio eaEjffsa
one leaders s1frnnfIer-
ed himself ~ Has rrrroaiatelF sens
under arrest oJzuear 2s. ssGFS.
the papers We hare received &c ar,l .,of
further of interest
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The bill to repeal the usuly laws of New York
was lost in the Senate Of that State.
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The charter election in Schenectady N. Y, on the
1st inst, resulted in complete American triumph.
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TuE NEWPORT ALuRpER.--Dr, Sloan, q Us NaN-
port Garrison, went Yesterday to Aurora to examine
the body Of the soldier fojd in the river nRaE ll
place. He found the body in such state tlatfg ;s
cation from the features was imposshl lne atsss,
dfagoo nearer here than Pittsbmg, i'll hyslstg
whore it came from. The body seeniessl9ae thai oi
4 heavier man than Williams. Could ltshaVe. been
brought down embodied III ice from ice rom Pitts
| bureS?--E Cincinnati Gazette I'd. ~
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=. PoRT HUDSON AND lyATER,

S m ~ = Szf7f Wv 4i ASic = F f1nss
sa MASTER having been thoroughly oyerhanled and
repaired newly painted, will resume her tfs in the ahoye
and every MONDAY, ut O'clock P N.
7aTle will be ready to take freight Monday
and Thursday all landings the Coast Donaldson, Bayou
Coula Plaquenine Baton Rouge 1ohdels Store Port ud-
SON. Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
Forfregt passage, having superior apply
on board 90 ON
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-STS S,S5 EAof aoid Fellows Kest' for 1856 ofcers-
50 SY enry Bier, President; John Stroud Treasurer;
~ SE JAS FurneAux Secretary. Cemetery Commi!-
tce-arnrr Gillngham, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes ~
nance COMMUNICATIONS. keGte, W. o. Wilson, L. u9ms1
Sextor@Dane Merritt. NOTWITHSTANDING Lewis w y. ~ IL
SON Geo seymour H. Goldman, g. b. Bowdch, D. r. Mar
ner H. Cusarele, $, Boullemet: w = a,, :, a -, w
ny V AuITS IN I" ODD FELLOWS REST" may oe PRO
cured by applying F. NJ CORRl, at SiekleS Cos % Va
na street N H. FELT & STETS0N'S 81 Camp street TO H.
MIISPAUGi U. s. Mint, nad at the SecretHrys once' III
Odd Fellows Hall Camp and Lafayette streets
The price 10 members OF SiocNhous i'ooes wiz W s' p
vault: 10 all others $40 per Niult -. oo, h l,,1
- Information relative the purchase Of Lots can DC 'a
api5 JAMES FTtNEAuN. secrelary o = Rest.
C,TIs AuIs's PATRGNT CORN AND FLouRlNG s,1',.
y Mill SO EavoFRbIy known rougho"t ;ht AqHlhelh "
exclusively possessing The combined Hlhphes 9E- 5s
l. Being firmly set in strong iron Frame
2 Using omlv best French BGfr stones - i, ,1,
g. Running the lower stone, wicl esllia tst y,
can never come contact with stelo 20 b1 'nuteu oy
running enpY; '@4A5 #5ssEsE
t. Having no dust 10 get loose; .
E. Having no drives arid to make il 'lIa6e; ,sa..
G. Having spindle in piece from br1deFee5
This Ni Viii nm without dressing the @
is now offered 1t fhefosWnlE prices:
IS5inch, single geaFs SIP & ~
| So. 100. ~.
| 30 !. =. 80. ~,
Spe1"' az" ~ - SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| fell dSW3n No 81 Natche2 street, New otleans
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave SATURDA inst, s O'Clock P. NJ, posi-
~ lively, carrying the 9, S. Mail
ff-S REGULAR TIE NNESSGE RIVER
ell4,lEj1Sl Pac5e-The and very splendid steamer
ss#H=Ez Choctayv, 2 smele master, leaves as above
i9aspoFt, Florence anil ThSeuia and li intermediate
landings. For freight passage, apply board
: ali .s5 IIEYIS SN+APP 4 CO, 81 Front street.
J-Tke Choenw freight for Napoleon Memphis, Hea
na Randolph Hickman, New Mudrid Cairo, Padnca, Nash
VILE. and all way landings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-12

The London Times copies, asa specimeno of Ameri,
can society an account of ball in New York, The
account appeared in the New York Herald, and the
ball was given By the eolored servants Of the Metro
politan Hotel E.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-12

Fate OF THE EAssHte, PApTaIGs-- ne Question
spirits. Or the Il mediums. Nave form
announced the loss Of the Pacific with fE par
tseullrs. a Mr. Britton rnakas statement il tie
Spiritual Telegraph to the effeet That friend of
Mrs. Harriet Porter medium, rophesed, before
the ship left Liverpool that she would BE lost with
alton board. Mr. Brtton says, that through Mrs.
Porter the spirit Of the puser Afr. Faulkner COM
Hluncated the particulars Of te Of which
I the following is the substance
When six days cut, the Pacific struck an iceberg
at II o'clock onthe evening of january and vefy
| soon went down, stern foremost AS theYessei sank
three persons escaped from the wreck and found d
ltemporary resting place on the ice but the{yyere
subseau frozen to death III vas further aeged
that there were forty eight passengers On board
males and eight females that 1t the time Of the
r9phe, the ship was in latitude 4G deg. north
te Captain was at fault taking the course fe
hisobiect being to make a quicker trip than the
which was then her first voyage III the
eiIe OF the hu1 beng entraneed-
scene was graphically represented
the general CONSERVATION, the wild antlt, and the
frantic players to God for teverance excited intense
4 and solemn emotions in all who were present
q Toths the Telegraph adds the following:
Il Spirits from the doomed ship have purported TO be
present on numerous occasions and in presence Of
many witnesses havegiren curious, interesting and
4 satisfactory proofs Of theiryidentity.
1, When the Pacific had been out some thirty days,
Mrs Porteras one dayvisted by two strange ladies'
who on entering her rooms gave no intimatioi respect
ing the specific object for which they Sought an inter
view, They had not been long seated at the table
before the special purpose Of their visit was made
known by an invisible intelligence. spirit said, in
Il substance, through Mrs. Porter, " was an engineer
4 on board the Pacific am your brother; was the
main stay of the family; don't tell mother of this
yet the Pacific is lost but am here. Samuel Ha-
vens On the receipt of this communications one Of
the ladies gave way to sudden and painful emotions
/ She acknowledged that she had brother by that
name on board the Pacific, and that he was employed
i in the capacity of engineer :,
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THE LAKE.

9AA4 3aH34a9a. .54a-=-==
@ b. ~ ihita sninrbe lfm ne
- A ,Snmrr X Virsi,.ia F,carl Captain j. "
nsaR's sRs" S n:ssss: sss :, '''"s s s ANU s
ST9d n n. ap cars Monday A.
%ssnssday sa5. sa zPss5Sy TSsT5@5y n 4 4
Fare! Fare 81 Meals, 30 cents.
ms q t. t ~ '' ' LoWbER e8 Magazine street
7,.31,-,1,,,3, 3,T-T7 DTTsECI.7 many
t6lssafSts U: AL LINE-Wnter Arrangemen! THE
Eor%a S w H H.. 9shn bs sssv ST cah he
snla Ss ls Nyff YIN m%r5 anpr one q he above
ds e T T dfys ye @ n Eg s enc + NJ Ken
viii stop at Pacagona Monday and Thursday evenings
DECK
R. GEnDEs, Agent ~ Bahk fl"ee; &c;
= : =, = : :, - -,
#lllsft 5 STEAMER Creoie.-Wnter Afrangelnsnt-
issna ef ps 9ys r as Pasegoaa on Tues and
SPLENDID oE pqset Eek t raS cEGSe 3 s2ds 9
aecopnoiaons viii leave the Of the ontclartran
k59n Rss ST hf a" Hs ps eS
THEfaA5S y sss EES H%RXf$S
On ruesay and sauray Fl M she viii 60 as m as Paseagona
=======5=-z7=7=5;=;-=.;z75=13 -.oMnW - 37o,;,7oY
a sTREhrNfhe II nndtsgnea h"s o hand, and VII ksep
SSs constantly for sale Cash City Sceptnnee
e M sscrptions sa HOUSE and Field
Bronas sest S he repagedo accoaoa transient Traders
eits. sHs their Slaves Oh as reasonable S's 10 ' 70 -
~ THOMAS !. FfIsBY; l56 a Common !, strest: s,s
zSsEs WV zEsHs.z !5S5sz vz. z7 17 ~
e1 s iRs % % S 4 is az aRsHE$@ $r
Ms and hayH @ fHtG ni Ss Gnon aem ss ii Es ears
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI Ia.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on SUNDAY. lath inst, at 9 o'clock 4. Nj
fFg, NEW ARESANfEHEEINTF FOR 1856
r. For Memphis-The regular alternate Saturday
ts packet Bel The new light drausht and
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST Geo W Taylor, MASTER
will leave her trip above for Memphis elcIa Delta
Friar's Point Napoleon Gnnes and oronis Landings Com
ba Greenyile Lake Washington, Lake Providence. Ecksbur
and a the Bends For freight passage having fine accom-
nodations, apply on board, or 10
. y - LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
Te Belfast will remain in the trade the entire season, and
particular attention given all way and plantation business
B3~The Belfast will take and for ST. Louis
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting Memphis with
packets those nlaceS.F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-12

ryIAD! READ!!-- Billiard TABLE AND BOX
Ii Nnm[ucory Oyster Shell Lime Scd for Sugar Makers
and Builders b. ANTOGNINT, Manufacturer of BILLIARD
TABLES and BUILDER Eagle Mills Il and II Cont street,
BONES for packages Of any sze made to order
fresh LIME good barrels for whtewashng sugar
making and building, always hand. DRESSED PINE
FLOORTNGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TURNINGS for
builders Stores, houses put up repairs OIL any hu MAGE
o W. m Tba smile arr invited TO call aud sec OF ly
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A-ZO RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. I2tt inst. at > P. u;
t fYEssa l. FOR EAEDO AND TAI.LAllA ATCHlE.
s. The and splendid light drauglt steamer
ssss-Ea SaIlie Robinson. Dyas Powers master, for
Mouth C0d1atc Tiliatoba, Ieore, Greenwood, Sid0n,
Tchna City, and all Intermediate landings the Yazoo
and TnIahachie rivers will leave TIE SElie Robin
will take freight for Grenada with privilege Of rcsping
at slO JOHN E. HYDE CO. &c Poyiras street. 5g5s
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nz.s.,a us. NIAIL Ae:zsNcY WHARF

r=sa US. MAIL AG.ENCX,NEW WHARF
| eIiHc!,.Ea BOAT AT 1IELENA.-J. O. Watson propri-
etor-The undersigned has tue pleasure Of
announcing the people Of Helena Phillips county steamboat
men and the travelling public generally. H he las length
completed his large and conmodi0us WHARFBOAT, and is
ready the eception Of freight either Receiving or
Forwarding.
1t is his Intention do general Receiving. Forwarding and
Connso business and will have board at all times el
een business clerks and the proprietor will devote his
entire personal attention 10 the boat.
Freight received stored shipped the usual rates
iPersos accommodated with Lodging on the boat
ItIe respectfully solicits share OF nbiic pltrolagc
iii 2t J. c. WATSON, Helena Ark.
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WHITE RIV Err.

Will leave ATlJRpAY. l2tIl inst. at O'clock p. n
ElggstE44g vi KANSAS-fhe fine steamer National, J. c.
fs4z McAiauu master, will eare as ahoFe. for Poca-
honns Powhatan Iactsonport Bate5vc Eabeh5 Augusta,
Dc DuYall Bluffs Aberdeen and all Intermediate land
inss. For freight passage, apply on board or to &
mo LEWIS SN.APP & CO., 81 Front street
Azansas river freight taken if consigned Dus.lFs
RI1Ifs Aberdeen SO alO
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-FoR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY. l2tll inst. nj o'clock ? NJ
F7s@. F0E NASHVILLE, EDDfSEIl.LE.
clayksyie SmihI4d r Hickman and all inter-
steamer Nashville, t. Beisnydef will leave
above. For freight passage, amply on board or to
as L. NIXON, &3 Union street
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NTYYTRS a. FOLK Es. AUCPIONEER AND COM
lfI MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street, NickaoFS'
@iI sell Merchandise and Property Of all dascrrtlons
10 hin uJpro1nr made Tor the same
s-H--f{efers to
Mesrs John Watt Co.. and Cuidy, Brown Co.. NsW VI
10 'Il1f
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.oU A.CHITA RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDA AT. April Il. at O'Clock r NJ
rqsgr. FOR CANEDTN-TIiE FINE STEAMER
e City of Cairo, YocHm master, will Leave
above for Camden aud all intermediate land
ings.7 For freight passage apply on board or 70
Il. B. SMITH, Y New Ievee.
The City Of Cairo will give through bills of ading to
Camden. She draws only IS inches water. al
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GENOA.

S,S3S. FOR GEN0AcaTHE REMARKABLY p X FAST
having part Of her engaged will meet
will dispatch. For balance of freight pasage apply
ml5 j. H. ASHBRIDGE & CO. 10 Common street.
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Ahont ten days ago geof the thieves left fbeir ear
for the settlements. DeIgadtto inlnIe sens m
express directing me to put the people on their guard
which y did at once writing to MesilIa. Tie i've
thieves went direct to Mesa, where they stole f0IIr
oxen and the next day they were followed and oYeF-E
TAKEN three Of them killed-one OF them tie son of
Cigarito. They also stole some horses from thfs
Mienbre Apaehe, who folloRed them and Killed two
others. Ss$S
1t g bout month ago Mexican, usually called
California Jo who has been living with The Apaches
for two years, and who have suspected was ENGAGED
III much Of the petty stealing charged to dams. vas
employe By me to invite the Indians To- the agency
after the fohberies at socarro. He borrowed d hors
and left but, Of doing as he agreed went Ia
the Indian camp, told them NOT come iii ana
the horse he bad borrowed The Indians, ascetafE-
ing the facts probably iii nqliries
were being mad about the horse. They declared
that 10 must return horse. He refused: quarrel
ensned and III vas killed on the spot. This & tie
Indian tale and ii that chi Fotlc
for is that Jo was have since been On tie
ground and have undouhtad evidence of tile fact
Thus have got rid sofsi3 thieves Id the last
month. The renlanderof Giga1itos party have cone
South into Mexico, where Ihope they viii reTaiI
Sst About three weeks ago Palanaaito ana E1Yetag
and their people. visited ortt me rs-
of the MeseaIeros are On tile Sacramento ar,d
White mountai MS and have been seen repeatedly On
the Fort road but have thus Tar InoIsstesi no
Lone I: 7777,
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Will leave on TUESDAY 18Th inst, al o'clock z. NJ.
FOR LAKE BIsTENfIAu THE
a nefast running passenger steamer CaetHo " q.
sa. 2. C. f. Marshall, master will eayeas above for
Bistenea nden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Campte,
Alexandria and all intermediate landings For freight Or pas
sage, apply on board or+to , s=
all iG = II. H. SMITH, IL Kew EeVee.S
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TRUSTEES.
George EuSts A. d. Kelly William foEei,
W n Mercer, Geo UrQuhar r. i. Sumner,
{, & Duncan A uele. George JONAS
WiltelnuS BogIt, 7. n. Wood, ihos 4. Clark,
ThoS. 4. Adams h. \. BGitori, y u NlltEs.
A. D. KELLY, J
W3I. FOGEI, : Vice Presidents
Il. 3. SUMNER, )
D. u. WITTIERS, Treasurer.
E-Copes of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws can
be obtained the office. aSly
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, 18th inst, o'clock P, NJ. -
rFa,go FOR ARKANSAS RIv 5sfSrrTHE, fSrIIL,
eaL5 fine fast running steamer moses
ssEEa=L55n Greenwood A. Thouns master, wfleaFe
as above Smith, Van Bnren, Ozark Norristown Oar
dauelIes I.eyisbr Rock Pine Bluff and all nterne-
diate landings Arkansas River. For freight or passage
apply on hoard or TO ,,-,-,,, = l,c
i.S y
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OF NEW oIsLElANs SAVINGS

NFWYCE OF NEW UESLEANs 5AV lNNFS
" INSTITUTION. Office No. 81 Camp 5tree-lncotpora-
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1850
The Office Of the institution will be open for the reception of
Dcnos every morning (Sunays exccped from 10 o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to6 O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be TeeSivet
The employment the funds strictly limited by the Act OF
Tncnnor;on to The Public Debts the United Saes of the
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New Orleans
Loans npon mortgage Of uuencnhced and lNnFoNed eal
Estate within limits OF the city of New Oreais not exceed
ing 80 per Of the appraised cash value
Loans upon pledge the Stock OF the Incorporated Banks III
New Orleans exceeding 60 Of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment OF the
finds is TO be distributed seni-Aunnay among the Depoors
No directly indirectly borrow any ol the funds,
or receive any nay emolumeut whatever.
Certificates deposits having interest t rate to be agreed
In less An SuuO lepositel Ur
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SSE FOR HAVTsE.-THE, PACKET SHIP
A&AS, Richmond, GoolSin, master, having nearly all
cargo engaged, will have quick Dispatch For
ioi9f " GEO W HYNsoN II Co, 81 Camp street.
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Z 1s'DIAN5 BVEEAT. Union rlb-
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"a sTREE1GThe undersigned has hand and will keep
1 consaHtly sale for either Cash or City
0g full assortmentof Of SLAVES Gonssng Of MECaANiCs Ny
oi All descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SEEy Is etc. ETC
Having leased the story dwelling No 1856 Common near
Baronne prepared accommodate transient eS
and te Slaves reasonable be obtained Iii the
city. ,, ,,.+r or c1ora,
~ THOMAS T. FitlSBY l56 Common street
Observation-Disclosures y Go. Curry n Person :, Z. Rlcks
& Co: Richard Beck G.. Cocks IL Co.. Watt DeSnnlLeS
n fs-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Tor l4liAEl.f
ynirTj, SEi1R0ES nj ly
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The sOinc mill viii grind 20 bushels hour with proper
SpeI"' ~ ~ SAMUEL II. GILMAN, ...
f,11 6gw3m No. 81 Natche2 street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-12

HART, ES. y. 81 Co., DEALERS N GROCERIES,
Al DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAPER, etc, II and 70 fchou.
uintlas strNnt. W -
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
= 80 : . ELI -.
FOE RED RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY I2tit inst. at oclocts$f NJ W
Z , frF,Eya I, IsEGsULAiR EOEsF TDIVsGNPAGK
alss EJ-Thc splendid fast running passenger steamer
- 2. u: Clark, Capt IoaTIek VII lsays
Grand Ecore Grand Rayou Alexandria, GoFtons Landing
and all Intermediate landings For freight passage having
superior accommodations. apply oIboards Or to & VIC
al az LEW.IS SNAPP ECO, 81 Front street.