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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Financial News.

a-. FINANCIAL NEWS.
PITTSBuRG, Oct. 3-A meeting Of our merchants
was held at noon to justify the suspension of the
Pennsylvania banks, and to ask the Governor to ex-
tend legislative aid to mitigate the penalties till their
resumption. 1. ltsg
New York, Oct. 3.-Money is irregular, but there
is better feeling. Notes due to-day have generally
been promptly met. The following failures are re.
ported Ely, Brown 4 Mcconnell Gage, Sloan 4
Dalton. r
PRovIDEsoE, R. l., Oct. 3.-The Central Bank has
been temporarily enioined on application of the Bank
Commissioners Its assets are believed to be abund.
ant
BosroN, Oct. S.-Financally, the day passed better
than was anticipated. Clark & Co., bankers, and S.
Frothingham, dry goods merchant, failed. There
were also several smaller failures. The business com
munity was more cheerful at the close. So ~
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-We have no important failure
to-day to report. No irst-cass paper has been pro.
tested. Business closed much more favorably than
was anticipated. ~ =. .E1,.@-s.r.I. s5l aiq..
ST. Louis, Oct. BE- W. Clark & Bros, bankers,
have failed. - L-5.7sis7 ,s.ss.s 3 l..
New York, Oct. S, MA decidedly better feeling
in financial matters is now manifest lending bright.
ening aspect to the business world !.
r No further failures have occurred, and stocks are
reported improved from five to eight per cent.
,s,- Kansas News. .,r,s
ST. LOUIS, October 3-Adyices from Kansas state
that about sixty Missouriaus eneamped on Sugar
Creek, Linn county, Kansas, for the purpose oi
voting. ss ,l'''s y sssaiSst ll5tt'' o gQt 7I'i q
The Free State men have sent to Lawrence for arms
to defend themselves aud the polls. 9'sfisc i'Is
Flora Temple Again Victorious.
SPRINGFIELD, October S.--A trot came off to-day
between Flora Temple and Lancet the former in har
ness and the latter under saddle. Flora won three
straight heats. The last mile was made in 2:S2. .a
6 ss., Money is Easier. iss. ss 4s
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The failure of James Fl. Lucas
Il Co. is reported to-day. .sas M ~ ss aa,i
New YoRk, Oct, 5.-The steamer New York has
arrived from Glasgow, but fer intelligence, having
been anticipated, is not important
2. = Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Attorney- General Black de
cides that the claimants to California lands under
Mexican grants entitled to patents from the Gen
eral Land Office, on showing their claims confirmed
by the Commissioners Of q District or a Supreme
Court
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
FOUR DAYS. LATER FRoM EUROPE.
i | ARRIVAL OF THE xeLo SAXON,

.23f fny ,rr ,-,ov 4, ~ n ~ 4
NEW Yorr, OCT k-Tb. 1i.s.,,-, ~ ,,,.-..,
screw Steamer Anglo Saxon from ;ssr,oo, =, ~
2sd ult has arrived a. C,.1,. : a :. = ~
The America arrived frt ~ ~ ,oa =. .l,
The Vanderbilt arrived M q n. ,ao,,, 80 -,
the Atlantic on the evening ~ - ao.,. '.'
h esl commers,.l.s fs n, 4 n wv
NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.--The sales for tbses sd,v,
amount to 14,000 bales. ~
81 The market is generally unchanged. . MI ssl
Breadstuns closed dull, with declining ter,aepcv
Provisions closed dull. fsss : 3
Consols for money closed at soi to 9O4. s. ss
+ 3al, ,t General Mews,
Inc news by the Anglo Saxon is generally unira-
portant. r.. A. - r ,i.,,ss Is 4, -. -
Af NV Latest from India, =
Z NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.-By the AneIo-Saxou ~
have interesting intelligence from the seat Of war il
Asia. LII q.s So .s. &.
Gen. Havelock had resumed his conauering march
nnon TucEnov
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STILL FURTHER BY STEAMER ASGLo-sAxos.
LIVERPOOL, Sept %. The markets remained
quiet and generally unchanged up to the hour of th,
steamers departure.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-The markets remained
quiet and generally unchanged up to the hour of the
steamers departure.
From India.
Gen. Reid had died in the works before Delhi.
Lord Elgin's late mission to China related to the
transfer of the British troops in that quarter to India
Another mutiny had broken out in Bombay, but
had been promptly suppressed, L.
The merchants Of Calcutta had petitioned the
Queen to seize upon all Central India.
Gen. Banks, commanding at Lucknow, had been
killed.
Spain rs
It was believed that the political crisis in Spain had
passed over and there would be no Cabinet changes
The cause Of the recent troubles was the refusaLo
the Queen to remove Concha.
Four vessels had been sunk in the harbor Of Gala
and forty lives lost.
England refuses to give up the island of Penam te
Turkey. ~ z
Arrivals out of New Orleans Vessels
At Bremerhaven, the Emily and A. Hall; at Hayre
Anna, Vale and Ernestine at Bremen, Isabel. s
The Barnabas, Webb, had sailed for New Orleans
from Barcelona. ~. e.a1s $50 w. - Fe',
New York Commercial Intelligence
New YORK, Oct. 5.-The cotton market very dull
and nothing doing. Sl. -- #;.lalp
The -four market is active. Mixed Corn is quoted
SO to roc. per bushel Mess Pork S23 % to 1923 Is
per barrel. Bacon lac. per lb Whisky 20 to 20ac.
Rice is firm and coffee quiet. -.f-.-E-5 q. y
The sugar market is dull. Linseed Oil is quoted
tic. per gallon. a ~ &
The Banks. :zg-sy 4.
New YORK, Oct. 5.-The statement of banks
make an unfavorable showing. @-
UTICA, Oct. 5.-The bank of Central New York
has been closed, and receiver appointed.
,-' Arrival of the Cahawba.
New YORK, Oct. 5.-The steamship Cahawba has
arrived with dates from Havana to the 30th ult.
Business was dull in Havana at the time Of the
sailing of the Cahawba. - ,-r ,tt Se
The yellow fever reports showed the pestience to
be abating. - es-- 51ia
The stock of sugar on hand at Havana was 1885,
900 boxes. - 4+.n
Capture of a SLAYER. I.
A SLAYER had been captured off to the eastward of
Cardenas. She proved to be the American ship Ma
zeppa, and was said to have had on board 500
slaves, f- r ,I 80 y..s ADJ. ..g,l ~ Il ~.
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shipgtou Union, d. the 29th nit, We

From the Washington Union, of the 18th nIt., We.
extract the following official intelligence z
UNITED STATES CoURr RooMs AT BosreS.-The
Secretary of the Interior has concluded an arrange
ment by which the Government has purchased, con
tingent upon the approval Of Congress the use of
the United States courts and their officers at Boston,
the Masonic Temple, for the sum OF Sl05 900. sas
The PAwNEE MDIANs.-A letter was received bF
the Department yesterday morning from Cen Denver,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, dated Nebraska
city, Nebraska Territory, September 14th in which
he states that he was daily expecting the arriSai Of
the Pawnee Indians, with whom he intended to hold
conference. yss =.
The CENSUS OF MINvEsoTA.-The Secretary of the
Interior received yesterday morning letter from VIM.
B Gere, United States Marshal for Minnesota dated
ST. Paul, September FL Marshal Gere was busily en-
gagedmaking arrangements for taking the census OF
that Territory in accordance with the provisions Of
convention, preparatory to its admission into the
Union as a sovereign State. u
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RIVER INTEhLIGEscE.
TUESDAY. October 8. 1s5

q. .sey 54-8t Tr-rsnAy Octobar q Ios- s3
Yesterday .nroved 10 he ! wet dsS ;uasad ~ =
r,inod st..d;I, oil ,h..-a ar.s.,,aa, =,
streets are yery muddy and M hrats ..s,s
from discbarpine and recevino freigbt sbonId the
,yot snoI cnn,;nto sa,,a ~ ~, 49, -
as leaving TO-DAY cannot %. Most If them III
laave bowave,. como o,st os h.,.
Yesterday forenoon our leyee assumed rs accus.
toned appearance when the great stanle beans a
come freely to market-all was life. bnstle and ac,
tiyity. We are sorryto saw that upreipbts are NOT
very plenty as vet The arrivals from sea have III
been As numerous as usual At tina season Of ta
This will not last long. as We know great msnv
vessels are on the way hither. r. a FT-s
4 DepARruRss. -Yesterdav tber te.,s ,sft
mort the oanito1 for Rayou ,a-a and tte crsros,.
for yicksbnrr. Is. iss, q. s n 1 f'.',''.' u
yas,er;,o, tba v;.i,.,t.,,, =.
dab Touro. Cant. q. W Ewing arr;ss5 fran, Ns
Carthage Win 151I baies cotton a,a ,;I1
to-day AZ la M npnctna,lv o,.r;, - 4. 80,
nm the coast landing in 1ovIaht rvs. ~ ,hI;,..s
tn her nolite clerk NJ R,tJar IL
The ycksbnrp n q mail nacIst pr;ncsss rars
W. O. wilson arrived with asTs bs1a. sotta, "a
leaves again TO-DAY. At p M. a. 1sna1 NJ, stts,-
tive clerk M Tnhn f1arta IN. g.
pers. III. ~ -, r
The Balize packet rereas "a f,o,rt 4 r a,,as.,,,
rived with sundr;as and Isovas ora;,,s ~
Wednesday at 10 A N. - -
The ST. Louis packet j. Il wooarnef Cent q
Rogers arrived w;th I larce ,,s-t - os
bales COTTON She Leaves asa;n =. ds,.t ~.
tbank onr fra,d cont f,e,.,o w T., si;.
c,erl for lata narsrs -, = ~
The 9. -. ,,s..
,.u .,,;,,,a ..;.t =,
80. Z II. g. S11se
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pURAL RESIDENCES-
IL MANUFACTURING SITES
RARE OPPORTUNITY II

RARE OPPORTUNITYll
10, ,.,, LONG CREDIT II
10, THE TOWN OF KENNER.
and e. N kairoad ten miles from the city The ground
ing part OF the Metarie Ridge higher other place
within miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means. '' ~
To airy healthy and agreeable neghbohoods as ru.
RAJ retreats Tor the families Of the business
tam sections OF the higher have
with ample space and under uniform regua-
tons all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental trees To their wants. grounds
have been set apart and will be donated parties
schools Churches colleges and public quares Here taste and
beauty 80 f " -'ie
Other sections apart business purposes This To-
cay presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than any other point In State has front on the
MISSISSIPPI river OF more than mile
the naygabe waters of Lake Poncharran only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the o. jackson
ana " A. Railroad connects directly with the river
NJ the same time pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment manuactres of ali de
crpons dry docks and steamboat building not spe-
or and for the encouragement of arizns
offered. wa ~
Lumber by daily trains and brick made on the spot
be deyered here at less than city The Railroad Com
mnny and Will run an accommodation train the
at hours 10 suit the convenience Of those
the city as suiciency of require it. Mr.
r. Irwin will also run his lima omnbses depot at the
requisite hours thus making the with Canal street
portion OF This property will be sold prices for the
with interest at six per cent. per annum. w
FER iuTther particulars apply to MINOR KENNER, at the
town Of enner: W. COLEMAN IS St Charles street; or
b. VOSE, las Magazine street su2o ly
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The SCOTT AND Pillow CONTROVERSY The
Washington correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
says in recent letter ,=ta- sas,r ,,rg-
As matters at present stand, the letter of Leuten
| ant General Scott in todays Intelligeneer is re-
first properly tempered and iadicous letter have
ever read from the pen of Gen. Scott under circum-
stances of personal hostility. Its tenor is evidently
regulated for the purpose of belittng the spirited
may all be safely depended on at any time and to
any extent that one individual can compass in either
particular. Gen. Scott has evidently succeeded in
one purpose, that of bringing the name Of Mr.. Trst
| sympathy for the man.
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leaves on sAIuRnAY y lCth 4 II 4 !, At At O'Clock, +. NJ

, FOR OUACHITA RIVER,
Trenton Direct the fine, fast running. light draft
sa@@A passenger packet steamer u fl city,
Frank Keeling, master, will positively leave above for
Trenton Monroe, Columbia, Haronburg Trinity and all
intermediate landings the Onacha and Black rivers For
freight or passage having accommodations apply
on board j. S. PAGAUD,
o5 Advertising Aoant
- The steamer Bluff City will sign through bills Of ladne
to Trenton with privilege of eshppng light draft stea
mer FOA Shippers rely on the Bluff City remaining in
the above trade during the entire season. *
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An honest farmer thus writes to the chairman OF
an English agricultural society Gentleman, please
put me down on your list Of cattle for a bull n
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FOR zoo RIVER.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 7th inst. at s P. NJ
IT. FOR lEF'LORE, GREENWOOD
Sdon fazoo City and Satarta-The elegant and
swift running passenger packet steamer A Fl on,
Jr, D. s. Wallace master Jno White, clerk will leave
the above and all intermediate landings. For freight pas
sage, apply on board, or TO j. S. PAGAUD,
90 - Advertising Agent.
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GILMAN'S PNEUMATIC SIZE M CKANIt-
LAIoR is now in use on planations comprising
largest and smallest classes; of has taken off
three with combination of the following dyantapes
other known application Of steam ranu.
lator entire steam train:
Il requires but pressure of 80 pounds of to strike
Battery"
2 Itrequires additional water for the boilers. -
g. Its pipes never ''scale' or require cleaning.
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that an and hard grained sugar
The steam being all condensed and returned boilers
direct additional boilers required where the sugar mill
boilers large and Gilmans Bagasse Furnace is
pair of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter long
with Gilmans Bagasse Furnace furnish steam grind
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery Granuator put operation
at much less the planter than other
terry application of steam making in entirely
by steam. -ss5H H. . -
For further information, pamphlet with specifications
and drawings will be furnished application subscriber
who is prepared to make contracts for the Battery Evapo
Clarfer to be used with direct exhaust stea
SAMUEL Fl. GILMAN
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OU ACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 9th inst, at S o'clock P. NJ
IT, REGULAR OUACHITA AND
lErSAkSl1ltsisSS TENSAS PAGKET-The beautiful
light daught fast running steamer Belle Sui
for Trenon Monroe, Harronburg, Trinity and all inter-
mediate landings For freight PASSAGE having superior ac
commodations, apply on board
o5 ~ b. SMITH. AGENT. No. Tchoupitouas street.
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~ COAST PACKET STEAMER
s+AA4IS3 - Bella DOnnu-To and from New Orleans
tssEE4ssS bayou Sara. Fort Adams Winamsport, Port
Hudson. and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McConbs MASTER will resume her old trips, commencing
18TH and will throughout the
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening" O'clock
Bayou Wednesday evening" the arrival
from Woodville.
clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning
Parcuar attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
passengess and freight all hours of the day and night
jy29t If HOLMES Il CLAUSS, IA Trhoupitonlas st,
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SHOCKING PARRICIDE.-The town of Villanoya,
Chautauque county, N. Y, was made the scene of a
most shocking affair on the 14th ult. A correspond
ent of the Fredona Advertiser gives the particulars
as follows: -so. "A s..a'.. 80, a'"sr'1 ~
A family named Phillips resided about one mile and
a half from here, {Wright's Corners,) on by
road. The family consisted of Richard Phillips aged
10 years, his wife Betsey, their three sons Darius
Allen and Silas, aged g. 20 and Is years respective
ly, and daughter, Eliza, a widow, with two small
children. Allen the murderer, is wayward youth,
it would seem, and had uhtilrecently been employed
on the canal during the past season. On Sunday
morning, Allen had an alteration with his youngest
brother in relation to small trunk, the property of
the latter and on his sappng the boy in the face and
kicking him two or three times, the father stepped up
and told Allen to let him alone, and tried to part
them, when Allen said to him, il you take his part
I'll whip you or words to that effect and immediate
y struck his father twice with his fist. Darius came
up to them, when Allen kicked him in the groin, in
jurng him severely and in the language Of Of the
witnesses, "doubled him up.' Allen then turned
again upon bis father, and struck him twice. The
last blow was dealt just below and back Of the left
ear, and broke his neck, he falling upon the edge OF
the table, He expired Instantly, without uttering a
word.
Coroner Gardener was sent for, and on his arrival
caused Allen to be arrested. A jury was summoned
and verdict in accordance with the facts rendered
Allen Phillips was subsequently fully committed
for trial. and the rest of the family being unable to
find bail for their appearance as witnesses, were
locked up. All of them are ignorant to the last de-
gree. Not one can write his or her name.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIv ER.

Leave, 91a1 7afsS17: = - q; -. @a .,sF.r.
s s.sfss # ,ssn;S
II .sssss M f.
VI "pp'' on g. PAGAup Advertising Agent
on FoM " nits! :.
", ": ssSsr, 'I, WV isays 81 III sssss Il
o. . : -. 4Es"'. = 1n--s,s . sssslss street:
Leaves on SUNDAY, OCT u at IoAM
p4sseofs psess V,reinis ss r Fes. Ess
&Gs2@z. nods, master, ". H.. Armstrong. clerk Will
For freight or passage apply on board Or to "s'
p.. Of he. e.s 4 Il ssss1.a
take freight for Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena,
:.eee4. s.sse.s ~ :.s...se:..s s:-.s=ss:s=
LowER MIss1ssIPPI.
Leaves on TUESDAY, The 9Th inst. ,at5P.M.
wcodln u MAh sTEhMEM is1 II os dsrS SAEs AlmaS's
8 f. $s W.
for Comfort and safety Extra state for sps a
eo~n0da''on of families. s. pAcAup Advertising AGENT
s WILL be supplied board boat through
I 1h al Ps pcs VA va ns 1no ana Mssspp Illinois Cen
.-zI wo ;.,z. - wFnvvsn = :, -. - :;
:, NJ REGULAR ST. LUUUIs PACKET Ti
Ths fine fine, regular passenger pscke, steamer
's.isEEi s'sHS 8 sSs,
and M take freight for Memphis Helena
Leaves on WEDNESDAY III inst, a, 5 PM
all n,srn edise iandDshs sf new sst 5n0'ne mMD
passenger steamer Penasyivania, John
and ali nd m & WI F isaye % .1 me above
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r.. UNITED STATES TRI- ~
l@ss3a{t ri u WEEKLY MAIL LINE lnMeEStses


ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, al
p. N. at 5 P. NJ 5P. NJ.
The magnificent u The magnificent The magnificent o.
States Mail packetU. s. mail packet States mail pac ket
Princess Captnt r.. w. McRne Natchez, Captn
Wilson, will leave Capt J. NJ White T. p Leathers viii
for Donaldsonville will leave for Don
Plaquemne Baton adsonve Plaque lie, Plaquemine,
Rouge Port Hudson mine, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson, Bayou Sara
River Landing, Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, Nate he2, Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams Nachez
Waterproof Rodney ANS. Nachez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St. Joseph, Grand terproof Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and St JOSEPH Grand Gulf Warrenon
Ncksburg yer yGulf Warrenton Vicksburg every SA-
Es 4 Y, at MIL ken's . nd lTuRDAY: at o.
The PRINCES 81 Providence Stacks The steamer NAT.
connects at Vicks Island and Skip H connects at
burg with the steam. W his Vicksbrg with he
er u s. AID, and every 7 thursday steamer RANGER,
will take freight p and will take freight
all the landings on The r. W Nc for all the landings
Iazoo river high Yazoo rveras hjp
as GREENWOOD VI sburg wi as Greenwood at high
= 10 st mer Ranger, tax water rates.
ing fr' 'ghtfor all land
ings Yazoo river a-.-
-'s as highup as Green
Iwcod -
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without fail at the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
attended to-. - -
These boats will not be responsible any letter OF
containing money ewelry other vauabes regular
bills ading taken specifying the value
the freight paid nor for valuabe deposited the
by the t passengers or contained in their baggage.
CARROLL PRITCHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row. IS Carondelet st.
n30 IF r, r. SMITH 4 Tcho itou1a sst
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~H0 FOR WOBlLE-DAILY U, S MAIL
MIN E-summer Arrangement-The splendid
~ packet steamer California Hufchines
Oregon, Myers MASTER built expressly the Lake trade
Leave the Ponchartrsn Railroad DAILY arrival at
each way at Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian and at Pasca
goua Tuesday and Saturdays going Mondays and
Thursdays returning = ~
iel R. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place
LAX r. no II Il OK Il n
f-SSTEAMER Creole-For Ocean Snri4s,j and
intermediate landings. The anu splendid
low pressure packet steamer CREOLE Lewis Nelson MASTER
built expressly for this trade with superior will
leave the Pontchssir Railroad at the Lake Of
the follows. -..
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs
TUESDAY, ........ A. NJ cars. SUNDAY EyENfNCI
IdURSDAY....... 3 AN cars WEDNESDAY EVENING
sATuRDAY........4PM a p M cars FRIDAY MORNING.
RATES OF
Cabin Fare to Bay St. Lons Pass Christian. S2 90
anu SerN l 25
Cabin Fare to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
z
SLufeh ana servants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15l
.................. l Is
, New Orleans, June /, 1857. - ~ ~ iei
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FOR RED RIVER,

Leaves on TUESDAY, 9Th inst. ut p. NJ, Positively
FOR j JE F FERSON, SMITH
land, Port Caddo, benton, Mooring Landing
tenss%@% Swanson Landing, Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Gampte Grand Esore AleYandr Gortons Landing and all
Mcclure MASTER George Renur clerk will and
give through bills of adng Jefferson receiving
freight at the foot of Benvie freight apply
board, orto F. G. RANDOLPH & Co,
OF so Common street.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 9th inst. at s r NJ. positively.
D., IT. FOR RSHREVEPORT, DI Il ECT
For Shreveport; Grand Bayon, St. Maurice,
Campe Grand Ecore COtile, Alexandria and
Gortons Landing and all intermediate landings Red River
The light daugh fast running passenger packet steamer
swan. Chas Hayes MASTER will leave above freight
or passage apply on board
oct3 j. S, PAGAFD Advertising AGENT
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Special Notice to steamboa,,nen.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
that, hereafter, he will advertise and notice their
boats in the sDAILY CRESCENT 2 and viii con-
tnue to supply Them as usual with the daily news
papers OF the city, neatly stamped and whipped.
He requests continuance Of the liberal support lie
has received for nearly three years and by constant
attention, hopes to merit it.
JOS s. PAGAuD
Steamboat Advertising Agent and River News Reporter