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Class No. /. Whte-Oak logs. Not Yeow-pin
cypress, white-oak boards. No. IS. Locust. No. Il
LiEnumvlt1. No. 81. Iron. No. q. Spikes an
nails. No. q. Lead, zinc, and tin. No. IS Hard
ware. No. IS. Hose.
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TC0ME A Nd SEE:-Dr. F.. SwENTzLr
,,rSS, n WI preach TONIGHT M onday and To
Mission Church, Navy Yard. All are requested to
come and hear him. The meeting will be protracted
during the week. it,
1@BIBLE SOCIETY-The 2st Anniversary
of the Bible Society of this city will be held
THIS Monday EVENING. at a quarter before 3
o'clock, in the street Baptist Church. brief alb
stract of the Annual Report will be presented, and
addresses delivered by Rev. F.. S. Porter, a special
distinguished speakers. It,
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IMPORTANT TO THE ARNY.-The following
= Army Order cmanating from the Comman-
der-in-chief, will be read with great interest by
all in the service, as it establishes a wise and
salutery rule for its government:
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WANTS.

A PERSON who understands Pressing Straw
"A Bonnets find employment at VI. MIL
LIAN,S, 81 Market Space, between eth and 9Th SITS.
nay 23-4
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-, and -, -, IN the State OF
49,, hereby guaranty, that in case the foregoing
bid Of for any of the classes therein named be
accepted, that he they will, within ten days after
the receipt of the contract at the Post Office named,
or Navy Agent designated execute the contract for
the same. with good and sufficient suretics; and in
case said - shall fail to enter into contract as
between the offer of the said -, and that which
ha ntad
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WARD MEETINGS, lsr AND
u : % Precincts.
The Union of the First Precinct will meet at
Mr. Burnss, on Massachusetts ave-, one door from
Twelfth street. Those of the Second Precinct az
Harmony Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING, 96th
May, at 8 O'Clock, AS business Of importance will
be transacted every friend of the party is invited
may 23-3t Intel and Union-2tl
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NOTICE.-W WASHINGTON CITY MUNICH
l NPAL ELECTION to be held June LIST. 1857.
Tho Polls of the First Precinct of the Sixth Ward
will he held at the Truck house of the American
Hook and Ladder Company on Eighth between
and u streets east.
GEORGE BROWN,
EDW'D EVANS, JR.,
G. ii. GORDON,
NAV 25-dIw COmm ss;oporS
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II nj T. II HIS
II LAGER BEER SALOON
$40 18th street, near Penn avenue, few doors above
Farnham's Bookstore. may 25-lwH
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Form Of Offer.

-. of-, in the State OF r, hereby
agree furnish and deliver, the respective Navy
Yards all the articles named In the classes hereunto
annexed, agreeably to the provisions of the sched
ues therefor and In conformity with the advertise
ment of the Bureau Of Construction, &c, of the sd
of MAY, 1857. Should my offer he accepted request
to be addressed at t., and the contract forwarded
to the Navy Agent at -, or TO -, for sigma
ture and certificate,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
SHsh NrIsaIls 1lnlsr Mxtktt.

isfrf .1
S g crrsrsar orrIcE, No. 10 Gaup strest I
IN IS vi Yaas 9aa Monday Evening, Dec. Z, l657. 4
Not SxsetIy sss Monday ~ today but II cloudy
narly ons = rscosnmsnd y The expected a.
vic ~ ~ ~ Bal1 from liverpool seemed b The chief
oso AaSaxl scaock eas known that the steamer had
iyed vsry s dependence b placed The acsouns
sseesss oar consnction n with Tho exception failures
st thsy Will sdd nothing Of unfAvorable nature
= tkS sSsssats hsrsaotoss received and publishsd
vsry ns done to-day the general Market
osy ~ isnk dsossanE and ~ learn that extended to
ns eeese ms lssks vsry vsil ~ thoss Who a.
pssdixa - naak dIscounts. "
~ Kzahaass nsrkst opsnsd lansuidy this nerning,
ThousA ace drawers ssksd higher rates heard of NO
aasaetisns Il sight funds New York lower than klx
discount With i've dAy1 sght 2@3 discount axty days
sht 5@s psr discount Sterling heavy u 10l@o2 for
sls With shppnE documsnts clear bills good to Az lOez@
l04N and 10e9a0k shs two Aster for direct remittance,
Fncs HI moderate request Ne sales by party Of
so00so II satrsme range from 47s@ SIS and $50
Ths Branch Mint ii this oily s. likely have employment
w Aeps M Treasury Department WIN give ample means to
from AsAsos ST. Iaso bringing 6O0o The schooner Ssa
Drift which ilsd from the Bsos the Sd inst 10 DUE
With hundred nd any thousand dolars silver This will
undouhedy 20 into the mint for recoinage the English
market u last accounts dull and heavy under decline Of
Va. psr o.. & & S
There nosns done In stocks to-day In consequence Of
me tho President the annual election Of Directors
r the Pacific Rafoed Company postponed till tomorrow
Ihe most important feature of events to-day the tr
ssus of The sockholde Of the Bank Of Louisiana
This AJAX strong exhibit. The surplus estimated
ID IL worth Ii sS ass eductns St2S los for bad debts nine
hundrsd and forty ssvan hundred and
doAzs which ii be deducted the dividend Of five
cent b declared month yanuaD leaves surplus Of
een5,seo. q d n 5s stiss 3 Nj s.,gs s1 n sS s5@
Tho following u Tho statement;
Condition Il tho Bank 81 Louisiana Il The Tannial Meeting
q 10 ssocEholdsrs On ~ IN q December, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

has arisen between great commercial and
wrsrs the London Globe and the other
Econois regarding whether the increasing exports Of
country should BE- considered test Of commercial prosperity
The Economist 4 ppsss y charged with taking the ground
hA the statistical Of furnish that
in sound state. Aswe New Orleans) considerably in
sresed in the yearly increase of export trade give the
following remarks from the last Economist: i@5
proofs growing increasing prosper
only another turn or hat greater abandance which
ed % MT xsR
exchange The produces other and the great benefit
CONTRARY avery channel to lie enserpfiss
% o 4 and
sas hs trns bass T national wealth That single
nay bs he result h 70
sSd r
s 4 sas, feel hat trade %i continue
the merchants ledger" We exceptions
and larger his circumstances become desperate
money buying psIs a shop and another
sgk q
tally constitute the of England Since the year 1886
S S y That there have
and certain transactions which have disastrous
b. as1 he trade
@ ss no p'fsssi .as
s
t,sms e se y Eas thing under
TRADE G s " # bad sudden
tent that foreign markets esored to merely for the pn
~ 4 T e M a
go go 4 hs former sssass latter Sns iii
ssl eO.lhus showing that ths increase 1889
q s ss'
ssoa 30 prepared 70 statistical
j. sound sa,s without taking hsm connection vi.h
country during the last Inns been OF forced charsee
Eli ssss & s @ S e I'D %
not on he contrary been great scarcity
o. raw materials and eonnsay rising price caused BY
ii The United which have
sss Be- % sssn
directly resulting from the imports from this country No snch
ssssi & % IT, % o
ahc SossS e s m II
country s,a !. have spread n traders
gsa. foreign trade home nn!siy greater
America I, undoubtedly 70 al
exporte 10 H. constitute only about II OF the whole
amount II true that other markets may be- to small
tent indirectly affected the interruption that confidence
ghe . 50 essential to the conduct Of business But the firm
natonohed Unlike tho crisis Of ls we have in the present
year common with all Europe and the United States instead
81 scarcity and famine Of the
and unlike the crisis Of M when had obligations
70 the extent OF more than hundred and fifty millions in the
msIea are nov more free from such demands
therefore, there be great individual losses
pc no ground for believing that the legitimate general
OF the country will suffer than the temporary nconveni
nce from any serious interruption credit and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
On. HAaxuII.-- The Lexington (Ky) Reporter

NNNs ~ AhkAhLsr-T Inc Lexington (ky.) Reporter
says of the recent recovery of the gifted Haskell:
III form of mental alteration, e. We learn, was not
q seti0us Or mischievous character and resulted
from over taxation of the mind ii literary pursuits
and Temporary financial entanglements consequent
apun the recent panic. He was docile and tractable
sabmtting himself with but slight ipatience to bis
confinement Il was remarkable that be completely
understood bis own case and had full knowledge Of
Che treatment be needed. and was more amused at bis
pleasant haucinations than anybody else After his
drst week he recovered his mental composure its dis
tarbAnce being aggravated BY the njudicous manner
f ms arrest the unnecessary surveillance to which he
was subjected and the inhuman treatment Of the
police oicers who had him in charge, which, accord
ing to his consistent statement before and after his
recovery, was positive outrage upon humanity.
Alter bis transport of resentment subsdei which was
IN short time, he was transferred from the wards
aud placed beyond the care Of the attendants IN the
portion Of the building assigned to Dr. Chipey. ia
and genial companion who remained to cheer and
solace him month longer than was necessarv far
himself, were furnished with an elegant room a ser
want to give them constant attention, while thew
dlned at the Doctors table and were allowed tbe
privileges OF the ground, with permission to visit
Lexington. Gen. H., we learn, leaves for Tennessee
on Friday next, and intends to visit us again next
.sprinR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF CoTrON
II PLANTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
EMPLOYING to Spin the Crop up but about the
Der required to raise IL this nnmber children
sig years OF age and above and unfit for powing
picking cotton,
prepared to furnish Planters with NEW COM.
BINATtoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-.
CINE, ii necessnry-namey The Gin with Lap Appendage
In one Machine and the seanent Machines of Spinning Sc
es and to have all arranged In the Spinning Room the
isntson complete, with great dispatch Also, competent
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
TIE very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Wages. - '
My IMPROVEMENT, in its results to the Planter, is equva
en 10 ms having purchased of me plantation negos etc.
more than those he works. and while his Spin
nng interest will his diversion, will be exempt from
me cares and anxeties inherent Planting, Gathering and
BaIing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY Is CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
anss reasonable fseies and for the RIGHT OF
IhEfAfESi oue-fourh to be paid to each of the first
hre years OF the the Yarns bring Ginued Cotton
with contract inuring payment should the plston change
propretors.
Propositions from Planters may made, know
cost of Maehiuer in their particular they
to state what has been the number pounds copso
how many pounds Of Yarn day they Spin.
azsu Gk0. g. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
DENTISTRY.

GN DENTAL NOTICE.-DR j. WEST,
Practical Dentist No. liz St. Charles street.
fNpS near Poydras street
l1I1IG J. W. would call particular attention to his
method of constructing TEETH They
perfectly natural in form and shape with false gums
original form and Of the mouth and restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This Is effected
BY having The inside the teeth and of natural FORM
sound often observed wearing arHSa teeth
Doctor has been pracng in this city fifteen years. feels
confident that he will give satisfaction those who may honor
him with tse patronage All desirous Obtaining hs
services would do to call and examine his specimens
mh2ly .,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
CONSIGNEES.

BoSToN-ship f G Barney yose Bros Wright Seo-D
nickoek-G Esger 4eo---rafts Hooart-D Kelham-T
WhartonE HsrtsScoJ Marks o-Cirosean Benetpau
&c Bane-G slewart-G l. Shumway- Pearson Seo--
Cochran Hall--Terrill Bates Adams &co-Ayet
Bros-T Smith Nicholson &co- Il Taylor Sco-Ricbards
Sloeomb &eo- Robb Seo-w g TomPsins-., coan-G
Buddecke ScoWm Dewey-Ghopard Marks Heald Mas,
sic &co-aml LockeGeoge Connely-A Whitney--Dyas ACC
Wood Lowe-Frost Sco-J A Michel &co--W CBlaach
ard-terkins Sco-Sampson keeneE Carver &co--Ordor
FLATBOATS.
Per Gllespes Boat Rising sun--6 tons bran 800 bb
potatoes % bbs Hour bbls whisky John Duffy kco.
Per Beats, from 1ndana-3pO bbls potatoes apples
order. -
Per MeMskins Boat from MadsOn-2OO tons bran Martini
RAILROADS.
T. NEW ORLEANS. oPELousAS AND GRE AT WESTERN
RAILRoAp2te 50 hhds IS bbls moassss Lobit
Ch1rpane- ISL bbls moasse Washington
sugar 40 hbs molasos Toedano Tayo2 do 81 hha sugar
Beioca, Noolom Sco6 do Darby Tremouleta Mel
son &co0 f bbls molasses Perkins &co9 sugar
s5ls m9assss Bethel Hae26 do 10 hd sngar Troscair
Haydelb do Ill bbs olases hf sabatier-7s
Lane, kcoSo do Fresop Stevenson Sco-6 hhds
sugar ~ bb uoasses Cammack Sques West-l0hhds sagar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for sIig-
p gng out and making bitches the aide Of Philip
Fl third street ST. Gsorss street to cai
Claiborne Gana and Csrroon Avenue from Me-
Ths 8 fh FIRST Third aud Fourth streets shall
be four vide at hs I've feet wide ct the bottom and
three feet vide at the bottom and three below
m m cn ns Hns a es ss sne # said ehs
coming from the same shall be thrown in the Of
Ali the labor necessary shall be furnished by the contractor
The contractor shall bind himself begin the in
days the approval Of the by The Common
penalty Of dollars for each and every day thereafter
Security $500 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract ~. /,
Payments in cash the completion of the work and accept
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
The whole Ct said bitches t. be dg n accordance with the
Ire nss sss ss a the City and to the
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
in the Council Be- with thu IN
which the work is being executed the Council shall have
to court Of Justice to snnu the same and without in
shall any time the not finish and complete
the same In conformity with his contract the said contractor
By him up The Of abandonment and that the city
shall b. thereby discharged from any and al liability therefor
the his securities shall be held and bound
sodo pay unto the city all loss difference between price
at which the contractor originally contracted perform the
work and the price which may be adudcated resale
per running 2Os feet for the whole work
New Orleans Nov. %, 1885,.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council
siisass sisass i JOHN Ii 1hGNaHa T. HolEaND ohsirnsn
-- = - HENRY DUREL,
d4 lot Clerk of Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR.. About 1000 hhds sold a. 4Sp5,c for Fair
to fully Fair, with heavy market.
MoLAsSES. Prices lower and with good demand
some 5000 bbls disposed lS9c 1000 half bbls
23G1aac p gallon.
FLouRThe market was quiet, with sales of barely 1900
bbs including 400 superne S. 500 s5Ds5 TO-
Unbranded at 81 62a l00at "a rs 200 Extra - and 100
Planis Extra in lots at 81 30 q bbl.
The receipts of Corn larger prices gave
way with sales of 20o0 Sacks including
$50 at 60162,s and 100 Choice White at 66c q bushel
Wheat ITO sacks Prime Red sold 81 10 u bushel
The sales of Oats included 400 Ohio 4s5Oc and 500 ST.
Louis In two lots from store at s5c buhe of Bran 100
sacks were sold at SOC q 100 Ms. q
PROVISIONS Pork firm, with sales of 21S Mess
sss i6o in three lots at the same retail parcels at
sis 90 bo In Bacon heard transaction of any
moment OF Green Meats were sold at c for Should
ers ana sse for Hams. heavy and drooping
with sales Of % derces at lie 100 bb erees at m and
$40 kegs in lots at l2tac % ID.
The sales comprised bags at si4c 1919 at
9, 5as at 9M, and 50 at es4e a H.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The marast was var. dial, ,,.
one or two small sales at i5c q gallon
WHISKY. Some small lots of Recaed were sold M 10
9l9ls, and zoe A'gsllon for Good Extra brands
FREIGHTS ships taken for Liyerpool AT va
for Cotton. and one for London private terms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
IMPORTS.

anAzos sANrrAeo-schr MINI. schissr- 900 specie
sandl cotton = hlds, order
.oansr sa sss i =
ssSs.- s.rasy-.s.sa as.s
BoNrouoAsshr Liberty so 900 e,isl, to to order.
SossSDoAs.'' .ldsa An1-''' ''lsA' : '9'1' s''a I
,,r,,,,,nrs a nDon,rc,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
; ss, sss ssa ssns
osssy aswns 1s Tsss Es s
VIauh,rs D.slys &s9 sTGsn 1Sa les shsw
Payne 1cos Robsf:on z wight Allen ss Leo
auscSnson % ssF FeIloses @ Seos aedshss Ls
BissSa ass i
sisSS 8seis hSa: sugar IL 4ssssa
= ss e SS d
& oa % nh
Dyss hhds 6 bb molassss "A If DO Miles
hs,i s RSad
ss as Isl s' Sss
sesa George lon GonneS FsSes
Person @ asesio gFqshass Hssdsrssa pssis
s,ls @ ssssss ss w
ok Xanes
Wright Allen 4eo Oakley Hawkins AeIs bales cotton
ysnson Adams 4co-o Carroll
ptchard Aco 10 May &co Cleveland Brothers &eo-
Hss as Norton aarsin @ Cobb Barley johnson
90 6b oa,
to Braud Landry do Roman Kernion 50 hhds
sia III
hhds sugar ordGa sbS1s 81 hs mSasses sos
mOiasSeS
q bSs soggn & IT
~ % to l5s hhds sugar 500
0pt b.s, cotton 10 Carroll
r s,
Adams &sos Harris Lewis Robertson cpoagsls Jno
WI ain ssis nesssss aase Ga
I s ss as Morton &c "a hhas osssss
= e
ofdsToai bales cotton 4 hids SSis
yIoKsBys Hsgno,is bale. cotton
ssass
sad lam HSs9n
adams Es,ia Isrn zoos Ward
Essssgca 1sss aspsvs
ss Green GsungS ~ B Risls &so@s4 frisdsndsT :
Boasrs
Sass W'sss sss
Conway Gcol2 Harris Iey-e aoadweii PsyneIs Bosart
nssa %sss eas Gasle
ard &eaNTotst E baes cotton 4sa7 80 - '''S'
Ysu9G sesss bales Mes
Carroll 1ssss Robson Allen s. 3 oumnings dao@S
ess Harding %s0ay
ea ea sW %ard saan.
FIToss bates ccttop ls s'ks SAT- 70
ouAPANTINE STANTON Ss,samer Rs,le es-,s hba.
sugar to W urqghsr9S5 doP CaIensye hhds sugar es
m 5els m9asses barerdge Gc9 hnas sugar oyier-
" 90 b6ls mSSsses Jules Dseryo do
ies Adams AMI xeoso % de ~ a. 90 bbls @ moasses
corn Fraysi Do rice nryiops.5i do do Gand-Toal
hnas ,s4 sugar ~ DDS molassss ., nj 90 ~
Hawkins hhds sugar bbs 20 hf do Bruud
Landry30 hhds sugar 80 Bts Cammack Squres
Wsstsg hhds sugar. y doJ Dc Egana21 do
10 hhds sugar Hall Eodd PltGam-6 hf b6ls moasses
oaon nv 6ols 90 Angusn nhieanmo DO , hhds sugar
sagS Slaes-I dds moasses ~ Lsp,ee Bio empty Dds
Rodd Panam-is do Iaaye MeCaal hf do FsssuScht W
as 0Aies c00h hnaS sugar a0a oDs mo"sses 4o III 40
MrMpH1s s,s.rsr ro,n ,,.. !, p..a
ey wilson aco-5z hei9Wes &col42 Y NJ finckard &eo2O
deonSs Enddy Rrown kco,Ts If Sy @eoa ~
Neson ScoI3i Brady scoMS4 John Wat Scol5S yitns
Noble Moblvss Tainessi Niie Ssop r
ng5s Thos Henderson PeaesS Robson asnso Rucm
ar ar eo Was Aey Teea n Garo rr,sh
Vile McIlhenny Green (,rnmn-aS Tarson Wb,;na 4
4 Is Price &co-as Perkins &eo@a4 cole%an Puna y
Lowe MsReynods seoiS Nav %sess ah y hdt Mten s
Friedauder sronIo Itb SeseanH a,S ssSeers Seo
&co-y George Conney Aco-s + ionsdsls MeoS ps Wit
BoSs Foley vcr u Nv ph, aSoID byfne Vance Seo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

On Sundays steam will make trips frorn tha
city at l and 8 o'clock P. M. -
Horse Car will leave tho city depot every morning at
oclsck and the Lake every night after the steam
conductor Y = - I-Ss-'
Station House has erected at GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when requiredgoing down nj
o'clock A. and oslGsa Nj md comm. At
NJ and O'clock NJ Fare each way, Is cents and the
Conductor must have timely notice stop. NJ II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
gsbisn Of tst Ilarktts.


00sl 80 TUESDAY MORNING, December 8, 1857.
The market woea quiet appearance yesterday,
tho Battles advces not arriving until late hour in the day.
and the sales were confined to about prices favor
buyers the ruling for Mddng strict class being
i0Xc y n.
only sale reported lot Of 40 bales for
the Mexican market on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
CONIPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

COMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
REsOlVED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing the official journal In
So 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order the
4 lSgnedl T. l.. TRACY,
President Beard Of Assistant Aldermea
4 [Sgned1 ~. s.. ! a L. II. PLACE. r[
President Board Of Aidornen
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. -
tSs L. THEARD, ~ s -
jyl6K Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

BRAzOs sANTIA0O-schr MiAna schfer s45, 900 specie
TO supdry bales A hides horses to order
RUATAN IsLAND-Schr Emily-6al } conk shells n hides
lot old copper and brass h orderlot fruit 10 Sever
BOsToN-Ship Barney-asstd mdse y
BILoxI-Schr Deer Island-S0f fest lunberto order S
BONFOUCA--schr Liberty IS 900 bricks to order.
BoNFOUCA--sshr Elma-3]O0O bricks 10 cords wood to
arIla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
GREAT G E n.

GREAT GEN.
k4AME u gf5 EESE 5ErfSas kSg9h 81 nfHH rHP
TO
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains ETC.
splendid passenger leaves Naw Orleans daily at
O'Clock p NJ from Cairo which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
Cities
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 8 A. NJ
..... Evening Express at P. M.
Connecting at tSANDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Louis; PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail-
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples;
LAsALLE with Rock Island Railroad fog Rock Itand, Dav
Railroad for Gaesburg Burlington Quincy
iowa, arriving at DuNLEITH in "A hours.
One of the Minnesota Packet Copanys steamers Dun
leh for ST. Paul. and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo
Going East there is change between Cairo and Chi
cago and bu three from Cairo New York Through Chi
cago IS hours Niagara Falls 80 hours New York hours
Baggage checked through g
HFo through tickets information apply the I'LL.
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the st. Charles Ho
s3ly W. f. REDDINe, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

MsLAsoHoLY AND SIsGuLAR.--The strange casu-
slty of person being blown from railroad train in
one 10 the annals Of railroading upon the pfaries
During the gale Of Wednesday night q brakeman
named Cushmyer, in the employ Of the Chicago and
Rock Island Rairoad. was blown from his stand on
stbe platform Of freight car, while running at full
sspesd, the wheels passing over him, and killing him
instantly Louisville Journal, 26th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days. without fail hour appointed All
to their will be promptly and faithfully
money ewey other vsuabes unless regular
pills OF adng are taken specifying the contents and vaue and
the freight paid for vanabe deposited with clerk
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
s---H. CARROLL. PRITCHARD / CO.,
-. Union Row, 53 Carondelet 1T.
nSO u u. B. SMITH, No. 4 TchnnnitnuI las st.