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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13


CITY ,H" yenliss. Thomas Jones' Ia Henry Abrams W
II JUDAH Fla; DIR. WliIm Morgan and lady Ala; W Brpy
Thompson svt Rne lady, Texas Thomas II Lpwey II Me
lean Ills; McMier, II Glalney Aberdeen; q Tnhcry
u Hoffman l. T. Mum, Geo u Walton, Texas Miss Lizzie
Griffin Mss John Martin, Il. Ware. Grlvestor Texas;
J II Riley. II WeahGrsby, Miss WeHIhtrsby. Miss Quin,
Miss Qun, G Wecher Mis- T j Wecher Liberty Amite
county. Miss Lacy. Shockley. La; Robert Whitney
Bryan and lady, Miss Bryan and lalp Fla; Mr Grco,
yram and sv Ala: J lIarlie, 0: q Yates Stephen
Cook. Miss + j Smith. w Il DiIn, Ala: Ell Sprrny, Y; ]
HUBBARD, o; i Leonard, Tenn; A Quinon Austin,
Texas GhaS ucke Ansiiu Texas; l. Maddox Bayou Sara
Armnor. VIM McVea, Jas Neetss, r In: james Morrison
Roy"l; Elmond Wallace; Robert Wallace; VI Ed
wards I q Stnckett, WUodSe Miss; j W Norwood, AmiIo
co, Miss; Ford Warren Miss; II Fulkerso, Miss.
ST CHARLES Von Schuitcr Deutchland Dr Caring
ton, La: G Kerr " Romnnd Bayou Sara DIR White
Baton Ronee: Randolph, o: w Boyle, iavesom
Eryan, A /. Lamar. Savannah: J Simpson, j. Forbes
Philadelphia Ratcfe, Ala; Mucce. Miss NGrc and
Mobile: no Hancock, Rnwls, Hutchinsnr, AIN; j
fr1sack, Ala Vim Wilshier, CincnnRt JAS Mood Brook
lyn fheo iarnnm Bnmuu. st iauis, Geo L Christian
l. Nixon and lady, Mnrland W0ren Jnp F:eemnn rhw
Is Warfed, Ky; rhos Mcclellan, o; D Richardson, Calves
ton, Texas David McGil, Baton Rouge; W Smith, Cncm
na Jno FlemmiEg, NatChcz; Jno ID buTk FAyete; JOIN
Routh Montgomery, rensas; Staples, Covngton;
Stone lady and sv 4 j Stone, Durphe Mass d Pugh
Bayou sara; Evans wilson St Charles Thos Goman As
cension; salanda; Miss l. Tempieton, W Smith, O
l. Scott Laurant St Nary |. Vuson, GOgeson B Stu
art W DSnvan Little River; Minor, $40; Il a Humetha
Il g Anderson, II Martin, Mobile; j Gregg, c. Capt
Wader Call Knbal lady and daughter Boston; Heard
Selma; Shamman, Hamburg; Gayle, Montgomery. W
Mchasers, N Y; Mrs Gen Il Wells, Or W Smirh Jas
Weynau aud lady. Miss MAXWELL T Retmun and famil
Chns Smith, lady and servant Texas; Mrs Gen Cannon
brother, Tcnn Watkins, L l. Lewis AEtaSnpas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
The SOUTH MANUFACTURING FOR THE NORTH.
The Savannah Republican contains the following para

The SOUTH MANUFACTURING FOR THE NORTH.
The Savannah Republican contains the following para
graph: .. -.s
is rather strange printing paper sent to the North
bn singular appear such the The Pioneer
Paper Factory Athens Ga is shipping Philadelphia
for the of the Philadelphia Inquirer 1t is superior
article and reflects credit the mandatory. a lot for
ward by the Philadelphia steamern f
For the last year considerable portion of the
paper which the Daily Times has been printed has
come from a manufacturing establishment in North
Carolina-and the only reason why we do not use
OF it is that cannot get it. 1t is fully equal,
and in most respects decidedly superior to any
obtain at the North for the same price. We trust We
shall not bring anybody into peril by thus revealing
the fact that we are in part supplied with printing
paper from the saveholdng States. There is no
reason but their own negligence and lack of enter
prise why fellowctizens of the South should not
wage successful competition with the North in this
and many other branches of manufacture. We shall
be happy to encourage them by our patronage
whenever we can make anything by it,
New York Times, 9Th
Quite consoatory information We trust the North
Carolina establishment will grow and prosper, and be
enabled to afford, in time, any required supply of
paper. The success of the one mill should lead to
the establishment Of other mills, not only in North
Carolina but throughout the South. One or two
paper mills could be handsomely supported in Mobile,
and half dozen could find profitable employment
in the vicinity of New Orleans Better openings
for skill and enterprise cannot be found anywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF New ORLEANS.
This is the title of new insurance company which
has been started, with cash capital of $25O0OO un
der the presidency of A. Chiapella ESQ, Secretary
Mr.. James Dolhonde, and some of our most reliable
merchants as Directors Insurers in this company
will be admitted to participate in the profits on the
mutual principle receiving scrip bearing six per cent
interest," redeemable in four years or those insurers
who prefer it, may receive cash return Of ten per
cent. on the amount of their premiums. The Office
of the company is at No. l Camp street. We refer
insurers to the advertisement of the company in this
mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

o'clock last evening, there was not bale of cotton
reported as having arrived. The receipts on Satur-
day were, from the Sabine Pass, 3O3 bales; from
Galveston, %; from Bayou Sara, %. Total, 4l9
bales.
The receipts for the corresponding days last year
were 1884 bales
The Vicksburg packet Princess was expected last
night, and two three boats from Red river, with
of the Memphis packets. The receipts this week
will show great falling off.
The exports on Saturday were, for Liverpool, 357S
bales for Spain, 1913 for Havre, 1925 for New
York, 7l3 for Boston, 275. Total, II ,225 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
The Handsome Soul.

One day last winter, little boy from the South,
who was on visit to the city, was taking his first
lesson in the art of sliding down hill when he sud-
denly found his feet in rather too close contact with
ady's rich silk dress Surprised, mortified and con-
fused, he sprang from his sled, aud, cap in hand,
commenced an earnest apology.
Ibeg your pardon. ma'am am very sorry
g Never mind,' exclaimed the lady, there is no
great harm done, and you feel worse about it than
do"
But, dear madam" said the boy as his eyes filed
with tears, ''your dress is ruined. l thought You
would be very angry with me for being careless
40 no." replied the lady, "better have soiled
dress than ruffled temper.h
40, isn't she beauty!" exclaimed the lad, as the
lady passed on.
s;Who? that LADY," returned his comrade. :. if
you call her beauty, you shan choose for me- Why,
She is more than thirty years old her face IS vel
low and wrinkled."
81 don't care if her face is wrinked" replied the
little hero, ' her soul is handsome, any how"
shout of laughter followed, from which the little
fellow was glad to escape. Relating the incident to
his mother, he remarked, 80, mother. that LADY
did me good. I shall never forget it: and when am
tempted to indulge my angry passions will think of
what she said, better have soled dress than
ruffled temper"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

AHOTuER PANORAMA AT ARMORY HALL-Armory
Hall, which has risen to the dignity Of Il temple Of the
fine arts by the long and popular soourn in it of
Beaes Panorama of the Arctic Regions, is to keep its
name up. Another magnificent pantng-Todds S
Panorama Of California painting which comes to us
with high recommendations as to its beauty work
of art, and its truthuness portrait OF scenes in
the golden land--will be exhibited every evening
this week, and on Wednesday and Saturday alter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

RESPECTABLE TnIEF.--A well dressed woman Of
about 40 years arrested the 4th inst at Stew
arts store Broadway, New York, while purolning
piece Of silk worth $25. She gave her name Sarah
Brown (supposed to be fctitious) and was in great
distress of mind at the position she placed in.
She offered to pay for the silk if permitted to go, but
the offer was refused.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
Leaves every Thursday at S O'Clock F. NJ.
rY.. RF{sVT1.AE THURSDAY IT.

sA3ihstI' Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt. j. NJ.
fG.sh White On place of the r. ". McI,ae> will leave
for Caronn Landing, Ashton, Pitchers Point. SkipwiIhs
Landing Lake Providence, Camacks Landing, Millke's Bend
pcks & shnrs Grand Gulf kodney Na;chez Fort adams BED
queminc and Donaldsonyile the elegant swift passenger
packet steamer CAPITOL Capt j. NJ White, n place Of the
r. W. McRhe) will leave above For freight
ply on bOaad or
A3 SNAPP e. UITE
The steamer Capitol invariably gets Vickshurg every
Saturday morning, in time for the O'Clock leaving Ycks-
burg for the interior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
a58- Passengers per steamship Daniel Webster from
Galveston i,in PnIylrr. Hmm

NJ P Baldwin, A. 9. Thompson, W. H. Thompson, Isaac
Nnn leru, WIN, Saunders, J David French, j. Sandman f.
Van Syke, A. ronnn j. H. Mcir1c. j. Stih. Thomas Viii
Hms Mrs. Vance and 3chire Mrs. lienberg Mrs Mcride
Mrs. WeSierc Mis- Wesorfelt Mr. j. Noble. j. Bowman
Eam, Glssey, v Conner J. Conner, Mr. Tenuessee l5
deck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

NDEISSCN ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
N CHANT. AND AGENT For JrFs sERN'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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o U A CH HIT A RlV E R.

rrug. FOR CA VI Il NO UACH TIA
laAttss1 Riverdrec, the fine, fast running: light draft
packet steamer Il II IL Z
Keeling will leave above for Camden, Beach
Hills Ide Bay Champagnoe Pigeon Hills, ton Saline river
Curishs, Warren ry's Landing, Provfence Point Long
View md liamburg) Alabama Landing, OnMchla City Port
Enion Month ~ .ArbOHne Trenton Monroe, Columbia, llar
sonburg, Trinity, and all plantation and way business For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
all SNAPP L IlITE, Front street
p4The Fox vii the arrival of
Blutr City for Camden.
: The Fox stands A No all the insurance
0fit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

EASTERN SHORE RAnRoAD.--The project of con-
Meeting Delaware with Norfolk, by means of rail
road through the Eastern shore counties OF Maryland
and Virginia has been revived. The Delaware road
from Philadelphia to Seaford is hundred aud
twelve miles, and its proposed extension from Seaford
to Annamessex, on the Chesapeake, will be ffty-siA
dephia to Norfolk would only occupy about nine
hours 1t would be almost an air line.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

FATAL KICk.-A man named Terence Martin was
almost instantly killed in Savannah on the 7th inst,
by being kicked in the breast by horse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

SENTENCE OF DEATH Moses Harrelson, who es-
capped from jail at Marion courthouse IN sonth Caro-
lima in 1856 while under sentence of death for the
murder of e. A. Rogers was lately retaken, and has
again been sentenced to be hing on the 5th Of Jana
rnnY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

FIRST OF APRIL HoAx.-The Wilmington Jour
nal admits that the account of the defeat Of General
Walker, purportng to have been received from YES
sci that put into the mouth of Cape Fear river, was
first of April hoax and chuckes over the success
it met with in deeeiying portion of the press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, At 3 P. NJ.
r. . REGULAR RED RI YER AND
Leaves on S!ATURDA AY April 9th, nt ) o'clock P NJ
NIfIk SIIkANlN ES,DlSTI. N II
FOR zoo RIVER
Leaves TUESDAY. l4th inst, at . p. N.
h.'kkyS VtHTIYNyN l'elg.h

IeAves tt hsDN1, I4th lnsT NJ T. ". -
T-I. FOR MOUTH COLD WATER
sA1ElksaEtn q The fHe running light dyAUght steamer
'szss-s-s4 - = Ynzoo Belle, !. e Reye; mastsr. will
Greenwood iou Head of Honey Island. Yazoo ty Saarti,
and all landings NaGoo and iaahchie rivers.
For eight psage ing unsurpassed accommodations,
apply on board 10
ug SNAPP & flTF, 1 Front
niy The Yazoo Belle will take Yalabnsha river freight with
privilege o reshiDpiniE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
TENN NESS SEE RIE + r.

Leaves on TUESDAY, April l4h, al o'clock p. M
rTmSp FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
TAstE& e The splendid steamer Cherokee, James Ir
Fss11 win, master, will leave ahove, for Passport,
Tusc,mbt aud all intermediate landings. For freight
sage, apply on board or -
nlO SNAPP !e IIITE, 1 Front
re- East Tennessee fcghts delivered Tusumbia Landing
"A 10 cents liD pounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1857.
Weh Orleans 4ailg Grtstelrt.

DoU b, El s. I E3 = I .
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ISIDOR GUILIET.
For upwards OF Professor of Ancient ana Mo-
for the last three French teacher in the two High Schools
of the Fourth District has No l6 ST. Charles
street Mr. Vicor' where he intends TO form classes
in the above languages
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses to sn the con-
VeMenCe occupations of gentlemen Of different roeSsios
TElSMS-For three lessons week, in class, So month";
for private lessons single scholar according TO the number
OF lessons required by the applicant
E fees expected be paid in advance ST. Charles
street, No l6 Vctor's store. feG 3m
potTABLEG STEAM FINGTNfGs-FROM X TO
Uae Hoard Rradforl differing essentially in their economic
nd durable qualities from engines of other patent
Union Pamphlets with fun description and letters from l
different persons who using them will be by mail
p;caon 10 the subscriber who is sole in Orleans.
Hoard being sole prOprrtoIS of they only
can furnish maHuactuc the which
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them.
Mo ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
II NORTH CUII.sINl, ATTUR NEY-AT-IIAW Win.
ts attend to all professional business St Landry
Avoyelles, that may he entrusted to his Office oPE.
LOUSAS, la.
RefsencesChas " Waterman hardware n ,rotunt c. N
Olivier, ESQ.,; Thos H. Miller, nerc5 1t; Chas H.
Singleton attorney aaw; Nixon Adams Ofice
New Orleans m2f lvd&W
| NIOLAsSES-MOLAsSE ~Es-MoLASsFS.
from the
LOUISIANA
CITY REFINERY
| For sale by 4. THOMPSON & CO.,
| jail Sm 4S Tchoupitoulas street.
| CHINESE SUGAR CANE lPURE UNMIyET
~ Seed-A fresh just received and for sale in
purchasers TO send conveniently by mail have put
packages. each sufficient to plant One Half Acre Price 81 PEI
pSS o. II 81 PisSEe E. " F at TA " directions i0
| HEALD. MASSIE 4 CO.'S.
| a3 d&Wlm IS Curondelet ST., New, Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO RIV Err :.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at M.
, IT. - FOR LOUISVILLE = CARRYING
lEEAt.E the United States Caro Mail the fine fest
ming regular passenger packet steamer II. c..
Ixvichel, II, Worthington Smith, master. will leave as
above for Louisville, Evansville Padncah Cairo Hickman
New Madrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon and all intermediate
landings For freight passage apply on board TO
ala SNAPP X TITE, Front street.
Will leave SATURDAY. 18th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
, r. FOR LOUISVILLE-TH ii FINE
kEtsS passenger steamer WOodford James Ma
ther, master, will leave for the above for Louis
vile, Evansville Palncah Cairo Hickman, New Madrit
Memphis Helena, Napoleon Fieksbug, and a intermediate
landings. For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
moiations, apply on board or to
all SNAPP Il IJITE. Front street.
plan cabin be and staerooms secured
by applying to the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

FOR SALE, FHEEGHI

,aSh r1 FOR sa sALE 4, FEIGHI ,; IT, or , GAAHrEK-
1.ya'5 ~ GEO. W. HYNSoN 4 %, ''',' ''
St& FOX sALE-A SUPERIOR Al FAsT SAIL
4 ss, ug SIP Of 2lO bales pacy. VII be sold 10
e. S?P5' &E6 W nYSS6S n3ESE CO. 50 Camp street
7 i : -tNf6ffGNArEh iFFLiGrEb' ~ ii'''''
sur @ II b psa s y eS3pcS i%"Tfs
hgya street, on all deases of the ENERATIvE ORGANS,
unparalleled ncces which has led Dr. Janus treatment
uo OF the forms ch those .cse, are wont TO assume are
witbon quick and permanent cure.
fc IA, Remedies the complaint foundation and
eu"cu"lir drive The enemy from The system in the shortest
tpe pos 6e without mercury change IN diet or hinitace
SEMIN NJ WEAKNESS. the effect early sys.
1en nefmaGnly cured ekne>o Of the organs Immediately
Chronic ee or any other CrehFa discharge cured in from
mcmbcra D. James Dispensary is 81 stomhouse
street Royal street Office hours from o'clock A n till
=. NJ. m2 3m
W !.ATGH is now in plantations, comprising the
larges and smallest classes; of which has taken Oft
over any other known application of Ganu-
iator entire steam train:
J. requires pressure pounds strike
. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
. ;, Its pipes "scale require cleaning.
Is heating surface equ9y distributed throughout the
s. The steam hein ali cnSnsei and returned to the boilers
boilers are large and lnan's Bnglsse Furnace is
pair Of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a feet long
md the Pneumatic Battery making lO hhds
s. The Pneumatic Battery or rsnuaor is put in operation
nnch less the planter than any other bat
terry application of steam to making in part entirely
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application subscriber
prepared for the Battery Evapo
Cariers to be used with direct exhaust eam
d 81 Na'cle6 street, New Orleans, la.
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Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
sYsz.s STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE

iiANsSkss W. G. Porter commander, leaves above.
for Gr rand Lake, Carolina Landing Ashton Pill
cherss Point skpwith Landing; Lake Providence Cam
Grand Gulf Rodney Ma chez and all intermediate landings
The Southern Belle will contnue in the above trade
throughout the and will attend the business Of the
Eclipse during her absence from the Vicksburg trade
For freight passage, apply board,
fec BROADWELI. BROS x CO., 65 GrAvier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 18th Mt 5PM
hSs. CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW MA D.

f"T. CA1KU, HICK KNAN, NEW Male
e5R4sLtrSs DRID.-MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
sss=zsn PACKET Wednesday, Packet for Cairo
Hickman New Madrid mphis, Helena Napoleon Green
Vile and All intermediate landings the splendid packet
Nebraska, Alex. K. Irwin, will be ready receive
passage, apply on board or to - -
al0 JOHN Il. HYDE & CO., &c Poydras st.
EThs line of boats takes freight for White R be
shipped White River Packets Sam Hale, Jessie
and Exchange, Napoleon. Also Memphis with
the Nasl vile Pack AleonA and Polnr Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
n o Il / G e O..
JeDeryS Double Actins Suction and Force Pump,
lrih Indin Rubber Bel IuLres

Suitable Sugar Panatio"s Draining Excavn-
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean aud River Steamers,
dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

MsTARTE COURSE N o., Saturday, April H. lS57.-Iocey
Club 81 the second
horse-Fpur mile heats
Col. A. l.. BtugHmnn's CHI e Tom HcGVfiH by Rufin,
ont of La aBHcchante. y o-IO lis.
s. NJ WcsmOres R H. Long, > CHI. c. Red Jacket, by
Wagner OF La Refine y. o-o6 lbS,........... 2
H. o. Colclnb's b. ResaSe, by Bethuue, Of Alice
Curnea y U-9I lb>........................... lbs. 3
Gen. T. J. WelIs' ch +. Ii. Nn,fjis by imp Glencce
out of Fanny G., y. o.s4 lbs. .................,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

ENAK AN u I8UlAffDENIT SCIIt}UiI FDR YUUFtU
~ 1ADIES-Founled in 1888, MADAME IeiriS, md
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Desbrayal Burgundy street. be-
Custuuhouse and Bienville Streets New Orleans.
The Summer Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
FIFTY hoarers, and Indefinite number OF
Day Schoars Attached TO the pelnses ne bath house
good wharf The stitstiun provides thorough and sub
sann instruction in and department OF education
great facilities for the requirement of the French
glae Singing and Soege taught by Mr. FrevGst the well
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera r
Provost reside the during the aud wcnn
(singng and sofege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families
Examinations take place month daring winter
in the city and every fortnight during the The Pass
The city school remains tho whole for boardes
days
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na UNITED STATES TIKI rm
ss!sELl WEEKLY NAIL LINE Etlssls "a


ON SATURDAY, ut
s P. NJ.
The magnificent U.
States mail pHcket
NatCflcZ. Captain
+. +. feathers. will
leave for Donaldson
Vile, Plaquemine, Ba-
ton Rouge, Port liud.
son, Bayon Sara, Red
River Landing, Fort
Adams, Natchez, Wa
terproof, Rodney, St.
Joseph, Grand Gult,
Warre,lton andVicks-
burg every SATUk-
DAY, at S p, II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

NArftD ANY psRs0N vita A SMALL CAPITAL
~ wipairE - tngsge ~ tale pleasant Az prettabis
80 usiresa 81 d. veil V as On Knapp wabfSdss 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

ITNr JsUfE rILLE Bx GsrsvE DssfRs 50 PLA.
y Ger crr borp- e'eu'as fmre de- chtm0rs; slle
fa hie- eou r. - Pet flurnr lee r-conmand sOns ~
desbs6rs t'adosssr dc2sshsures an NO fi6 Esa, lse
rue en- ~ Ice ire 81 Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

A GARDENERS kITuATIoN wAsTED-Bv PRO
"a tesanl thorough understands his busress In ali
10 various branches ass The management Of farm and cat
tle wages much object scrmsnent situsihn;
the advertiser wife, iucumhrance. Tan vel
mended from hs iastem bigger. Please address A
D, seed sto~e, O. John Ct
"a ARTKD-BY a oOOD PRACTICAL kI1Lks, A
w stuau q younG married man. and has hsi t~en
erpesience the milling business Has ooieson 70
In The country Gan give the bes OF reference Inquire
n II Roosevelt a., In he store.
WAErsD-A GOOD JoURrnfMAs sIvEs sPooF
w and fork maker lmasdiale and steady employment
given. Address Henry q. brown, Uuca- s.Y
WANrED-s SITUATION, BIZ A GOOD CAER AID
pie baker sscrnd hand Has good references asd
winF broad. Inquire i5i 7lh ave, between
f2d AMI nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

U AfTzD-rOUR ClkRGs rOK BAY gJOOs AFD
xrvsp stc-~., two book espers three costuctcrs two
CLERKS Tor shipping and rket ofees three one bar
Keeper two drivers two ggsge bree hrem ~,
Eve Tor steamers, two 500 boys Per
wishing o. iAese sl uatCns ell 10 well 70 os noon
IOUte EhOFMAs, 10 Br.stway - tie oalg Office =.
the CITY where rood VI uAlr be Fivsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

Mo CHARGE ~ n 90, ID sssvArTs AT rHE saw
IN Domestic lnsuse an Home, lS tth Of ~
capable ZIP, At moderate wages The ptopreto~s d.
ed " q ertsble a nsrsaa lsfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We learn that the Convention that inst in Mar.
tinsburg on the 9th inst % nominate candidate for
Commissioner of Public Works for the upper dis
trct. in place of Col Armstrong whose term expires
on the let July next, after several ballots selected
the Hon. II. Kdwell of Marion county, late member
OF Congress- from the Wheeling District. DIR. Kid.
well will make an efficient and acceptable member OF
the Board, and as his nomination is equivalent TO al
election congratulate tie Distric. the result
We must be pardoned however, for expressing a
sincere regret at the loss OF Col. Armstrong most
excellent gentleman, and, in every respect. faithful
able, conscientious and useful oiiicer-ope who has
served his constituents with great fidelity, and has
made many friends in Eastern Virginia by hs uni
form urbany, and the justice and honesty that have
marked his acts member Of the Board OF Public
Works.