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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

GRAND BLOW OuT."-The st. Georges Societyn
New York held its list anniversary celebration in
"Delmonico's" on the Esd. Among the distinguished
personages present was Lord Napier the British Min
lister at Washington who took an active part in the
enthusiastic toasting and speechifying The affair
was one of unusual eclat. -- q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

WAR UPON THE BRUNErTEs-4larning PToposi-
ton.-" Maakoff," the Paris correspondent Of the
New York Times, says in recent letter to that
journal: 7 ,,.5g-.+..... a, :.
I spoke just now of blondes. The admirers Of
blondes in France alarmed at the growing scarcity
of this species Of female beauty and they too are
adopting means to arrest the rapid extinction of the
there are but two blondes Mile Belecoub Of the
Vaudeville, changed lately to Madame Lagrange, and
Mile Dubois, of the theater Francois Two meetings.
of society," formed ostensibly for the conservation
been held in Paris The members of the society are
Of the golden youth Of the Boulevard each of whom
is bound never to marry, neither with the right hand
nor the left other than blonde. An effort was made
at the dinner which followed the last meeting at the
1hos Fferee, to muster respectable number of
ladies of this complexion but the result only proved
the destitutioof the county in this respect and the
need of the society in question.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

RELICS OF THE LONG AGo.-One day last week,
while aborers were engaged in grading lot in South
several years snce four large skeletons were found
laid with their heads together and their feet pointed
to the four points of the compass In the center was
found shovel full Of stone beads, cylindrical and
not remember to have ever read Of the discovery of
mound-buried skeletons disposed in the above de-
scribed position. Were they buried by the builders
Of the other mounds, which have puzzled our anti
quarians. Wheeling Times.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

CITY. IF Hugcnt. Bryan, II Edwards Mrs Roberts,
Eason, D McEuery, Tenney, 7 G Thomas, Or White,
lady, MOBILIZE Donald, ssml Hanley. No;G Feather
Writ, W Cato. l. Bahly, Ga; Richardson, Duncan
Ala; VIM CRddy Read No; McsIauus: DR. Hart Iberg
bowman Anderson Beddell, Franklin; Ghas Fleming St
Mary; Fenne child and svE; L Powell Reley,
shiFkey G Dicks q Banpa,s IG slsepsss g W lisa
Washburne YaEoo City; Morse Bayou; c Dickinson
Texas; Steele Isaac Nils u W Reour and daughter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

FROM KEY WEST AND TAMPA.-The u S. trans
port steamer Fashion, Capt. Smith, arrived yesterday
from Key West oath, and Tampa 26th inst. She brings
no Indian nor other news of Importance. In another
column will be found memoranda and list of passen-
gers, for which we are indebted to her obliging
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

FIRE IN A PEyTESTTARYs+We learn from lie
Baltimore American that on the 2sl i fre occurred
among the workshops Of the Naryland peniseatisry.
which destroyed over 1000 worth of property. Il
was thought that it had been kindled by means Of
slow match, with the design Of aosdng chance fox
general stampede while the prisoners were at sup
per. It was discovered shortly after the main body
Of them, 400, had been locked up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

CAPsfzED.-On the 18th, small vessel containing
the family of the Rev. F. j. Quigley capsized in
Chesapeake Bay, Oft Annapolis No lives were lost,
except that of old lady belonging to the family.
She was unable to escape from the cabin.
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NUMBER 40.
Borrowed Mails Heads and Points.
BY FELIX FIrzAGoEs, Hse.

The moon was shining silver bright,
ALI bloodless lay the unirodeD snow;
When freedom from the mountain height
Exclaimed, Nov, don't be foolish Joe!'
An hour passed on, the Turk awoke,
A bumble-bee went laundering by,
To hover in the sulpher-smoke, L.
And spread its pail upon the sky. e.
His echoing axe the settler swung, n
He was a lad of high renown; .s g.
And deep the pearly caves among,
Giles Scroggins courted Molly Brown.
Loud roars the wild, inconstant blast, A.,
And cloudless sets the sun at even;
When twilight dews are falling fast, 81
And rolls the thunder.drum Of heaven!
oh, ever thus, from childhood's s hour,
By torch and trumpet fast arrayed;
Beneath yon ivy-mantled tower, la
The bullfrog eroaks his serenade.
Oh, my love is like the red, red rose,
He bought ring with posy true e'
Sir Barney Bodkin broke his nose, >,.
And, Saxon, / am Rhoderick Dhu!
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OuTRAGEp.-Eveline Elmore beautiful danseuse
in New Orleans theater, returning to her resi-
dence late Thursday evening of last week, when she
was seized by three ruians, who carried her into Il
dark alley way, gagged and pinoned her, and there
violated her person. The unfortunate girl is not ex
pected to live.
We find the above paragraph among the news items
of the Richmond Va) American of the 25th ut. The
story is calumny manufactured from whole cloth.
No such danseuse has ever been here. No such oc-
currence has ever taken place and it is all unmiti-
gated falsehood.
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VOLUME X
sEA-G0ING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEYICO.

VIII sail every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY.
NMlAR 0PEL0usAS RAILROAD AND WANDER
= n.ssssnss - - B!LT STEAMSHIP LINE via BERWICK'S
BAY. THROUGH IN "a HOURS
Inc steamship Galveston, David Wilson. commander
the terminus the Road above upon the arrival
Oh me Morning Train for Galveston, direct. s7s
me boat connecting with the Train leaves the Ferry Land
ing, opposite Jackson Square, at TX o'clock A. M.
o passage through to Galveston apply at the Railroad
Square. re
Freight for Galveston by this Line will be taken at the
Companys Landing foot St. Louis street. steamship rates
all II A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
To sail on SATURDAY, May ID, at P. NJ, positively
.sE%E, FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGOR-
s.-ssszsss.s The elegant steamship Daniel Webster,
Jerry Smith, commander having splendid Accommodations will
sail above from foot Of Julia For freight passage
apply to
aN W. q. TEMPLETON rs Camp street.
B- The Webster is unsurpassed in her passenger
daions and for safety vessel Is unequaed by any
steamer in the Texas trade
REDUCED RATES-CABIN PASSAGE TO GALVESTON
SO, MEALS INCLUDED
<ESE. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NMlEdKt PANY-For GALVESTON and INDIANOLA
Y. s. Mail Line. = The and magnf-
cent steamship Mexico, j. Y Lawless, commander will
sail above For freight PASSAGE having elegant
modations for passengers apply to
HARRIS, MORGAN & CO., foot Of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ Shippers will please provide themselves with the
er's form of Bills of Lading None other will be signed
-The steamships Of this line will hereafter pay lighter
age on goods from Powder Horn to Lavaca as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

An old lady in Vermont was asked by young cer-
gyman to what religious denomination she belonged.
81 don't know said she, nor do care about your
nominations, for my part hold on to the old meet
ing house, and what's more mean to belong theren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

SHOCKING. = The Richmond Ua) Journal, of
Friday last, says:
On Wednesday morning a negro cabin belonging
to J. W. Couch was burned, and two little negro
children, who were asleep ,perished il the flames.
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-<zx-==-x-NEw ORLEANS, jack
ha ~ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

M0E3R9tfsZ-NstgRAl AlLRUAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at
o'clock a NJ arrives Summit Miss hundred eight
nesfrom New Orleans 43 O'Clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day o'clock p. NJ, and reaches New
leans al go O'Clock, P. NJ.
FARE-Three cents mile each Children under five
of free Children between fve and twelve
age and colored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained the office of the
Company No. As Carondelet Also, family tickets
whole or halves in packages Of twenty reduced price
Coored permitted ride in the without
written pass expressly authorizing them naming
the stations and from which they As the pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
intermediate stations at AIS ock NJ Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and
termedate stations Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning at 4So O'Clock NJ This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular ststons
to receive and deliver freight any other days
No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after O'Clock P. NJ.
r. P. GUYARD, Sup't Transportation.
"a" line of four horse mail from Summit
Jackson and from Jackson Summit connecting
with the trains, If
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Perhaps no man regrets any hardships he has ever
endured when he is once completely delivered from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

The merchant who does not advertise literally in
the newspapers has been very properly compared To
man who has lantern, but is too stngy to buy
candle. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

/: ssfHE FIRE IN MoNTGoAERY.-From an extra of
the Montgomery (Aa.) Mail of the 18th, we extract
some further interesting particulars fire in that
city On the previous night by which twatyor thirty
horses were burned to death and much Of Sproperiy
destroyed 1t was supposed that fifty or sixR af tho
horses IN the stablesescaped. The Mail saEs ~
The valuable and wen-known trotting saiion, Bob
Logic property of Mr.. Hitchcock, was ceYtainiy de.
stroyed M and 50 were Fred Tyers two fast tr6tters
Col: ). H. Weavers fine horse, and Mr.. VIM. Farley's
'dashing mare. Besides these David Carter has pro
ably lost three or more and Mr. Croshow one Of the
propretors Of the stable has lost several very valuable
ones. MT. ortons circus company lost several horyes
In TACT the stable burnt SO rapidly that the wonder
that 1Oor so horses probably, out of say 105 to no.
The circus canvas, opposite the fire, was promptly
struck If it had caught the most valuable part. Of
montgomery must hase.been destroyed. q
Besides the stable; tt brick buildings occupied by
Buger Brown; next to the stable, and neat small
residence on Monroe street, occupied by - Moore,
were burnt. The Rogers building, corner of Law.
renee ast Market, and the building Of Judge Gold
th'sate snow occupied by Porter s watson were in
freqnffRRt Jeopardy at one time we thought both
The chief misfortune Of the night was the accident
toour fnendsJames Porter, Esq, formerly Of Lown-
des He assisting, we believe, some Of the fire.
men u ai effort to- put out the fire which was burn
ing over an immense pile of corn land .when all dam
'Eersof the contiagraton spreading was past, he by
some means fell into the well Oh the stable lot The
well is forty feet deep, and tre piece of tim
her in it which made the accident morelserious On
this we learn, Mr.. Porter fell beakidg both bones Of
his leg below knee, and kinvolvng the joint and
alsa breaking thethigh bore He was perfectly calm
sndGolectsd gave directions about the rope WITCH
salfal ~ hons 43s sy oea door
sss viii SeR NH fss se'k ft j5|at! 1' e
some s OF those early at the scene, tell us that tht
that could not be got out-after the fire began te
prey on them was terrible to behold. 1t is said that
the clown of the circus shot his favorite horse find
ing it impossible to get him out, but we doubt the
story =
There was ruror that man was burned in the
stable. We do not believe it at all.
Officer Thomas first discovered the fire and gave
the alarm. sh
There seemed to be myrads ofbirds flying over the
lire. We saw hawks, doves, swallows, etc. Many
no doubt flew into the fire.
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The man who knowingly eirculates lie, may have
to pay the truth for it, and be published besides.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

MmTARY-Brig. Gen. G. W. Munday, says the
Baton Rouge Advocate, of the 20th, has been ap-
pointed by the Governor Major General of this divi-
sion Of the State militia Uice r. E. McHatton re-
signed.
R. W. Barrow, of West Feciana, has been ap-
pointed to the Brgadership made vacant by the pro-
motion of Gen. MundaY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-01

An UsFoRsEEs DIFHIcULrY-At ball recently
given at the Hotel de Vile, Paris, group among
which was the Secretary Of Feruk Khan, were dis-
cussiDg the merits Of the Euphntes Valley nilrud.
Your country said lady to the Secfefarl Vf
rs 8 ssssl s po.s2 M .ss
melt y, The difficulties of execlH4 " !,
.al8 hiAeroqs.n !" Certainly, but tie.
ginee@ VI Esurfneunt themn seOhn. foe,l b.
young Araan with an air Of GINNING, - VI -
againstFhich their science mnst fall, all hese dess
erts are peoplekwith ostrichesn |" Well 2n Well,
these birds, you Know, digest iron they VIII eAkthe
road upW General exclamation, in wft64n4 4Felsa
sian was declared spiritual tareeur !,
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CorToN.-The receipts for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock last evening, were by the Judah
Touro, from Ouachita river, 256 bales Bella Donna,
from Fort Adams, GO; G. D., Jr., from Bayou Sara,
7; by the Peter Tellon 2S9 Total, 6l2 bales. There
Wern no ClearanceS YeSterlaY
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Hs UNITED STATES TRI- r.
So s5ss.IIslttss WEEKLY MAIL LINE sAs5E

1855 lassIE:s : WEHKhf aAiT LINE a.
On 75FsPAr att On j F5$FsP2T i ON s. fTgFPz7 at
The r The magnificent The magnificent e U
States mail packet Y. s. mail packet States mail packet
wion I oaPsn saxa canon eapa m
Piaqnemine Baton adsonyie Plaque, Vile Pauusmne Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mine, Baton Roge Rouge Port ud
River LandiagiFor ssra Red RiyerRSer Landing, Eer
Waterproof Rodney ans Nstchez Wa, sTprooi Rodney S.
St. Joseph, Grand teproof, Rodney Joseph Grand tu
Gmf Warrenton amidst Josens Grand Warenon and yeks
TUEsDAY, at 5f. Tickssnrs, g. ,MiHi! DAY. at 81. NJ.
Providenee, stack
i; Issna l;na,flSs keafh { ans;nd and
eveTSTHuksDAY,
their regular days whont fail the hour appointed An
business entrusted their viii be promptly and faithfully
SHAW, the the vcksbnrg who will forward
These boats will be responsible for any letter package
containing money ewey or other valuabes unless regular
freight paid nor for Vsuabss deposited with the CLERK
by the passengers, or contained IN their baggage.
'' 's'S"' passage o2Rko iRfEk I9'fa FkTGHARD
Union Row. IS Carondeet st.
nsO If T. B. SMITH, No. Tchouptou las st.
~. IA lsszmTME IfMss s1EMpHfs 4Ai Him ANp NEW
nSe o m Shi season. exend hsr T p to H"
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST GLASS,
and are the steamers
John Simonds, Capt, ". wmy,
Nebraska, Capt. A. L. Irwin.
III. X. w. Hill, Capt. Thos H. Newell.
lngOmar, Capt. l.. McIonough.
Belfast, Capt. Ii. l.. Church.
Ben Frank iin, Capt. NJ. g, AaderS.
Their usual attention will be given TO all business
entrusted the boas of this line. The boats of this line
Cairo with the Mail Packets for Louisville Nashville
Louis also with ali the Railroads for the Eastern
Western cities. Fo further particulars, apply to
JOHN f. HYDE 4 CO., 6B PoydrAs street
plan Of the cabins Of the above steamers can be
and state rooms engaged on appcation TO the agents NIL
DoRTAELE STEAM E.NGINEs-PLANTERs
visiting New Orleans requested to call ht the subscr
bers aud see in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills Or pumping water cannot be eXcelled,
The first of these Engines less than that Of the mules
that would be required to do the amount Of work and
they simple that of ordinary capacity can be
Taught one iu week.
Several work in different manufactures in this city and
giving entire satisfaction
d. C. LOWBER, Agent,
do law&6mW 9S Magazine street.
M IANiLIA SALT22 OOobushels Manila Salt, cargo OF
lfl ship Oxford for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
al2 &c Gravier street.
NAtLs AND sPIKEs-25SQ kegs, for sale by
~ ALFRED kEARNY,
mS0 2taw5t 70 Magazine street.
| aDDERS-l5te feet to As feet long, for sale by
Il 4 ALFRED KE&RNY,
maO 2taw5t II Magazine street.
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st 4 CHI T A. I'VE R
REG ULAR CKETS.

r$ THE S AMER ECLIPSE
for Louisvllethis magnificent Broad
faaA well, commander, will make Ave regular trips
Louisville, leaving as follows,
SATURDAY, May 2, at 5 P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. May %, at P. NJ.
SATURDAY, June 6, at P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, June a, at 5 P. NJ.
SATURDAY, July II, at 5 P, NJ.
For freight passage apply on board
BRoADWEIL BROS CO., IS Gravier street;
any of the above trips, by applying to the agents.
EDThe Eclipse will take freight tor Nachez Rodney
Gulf, Ecksburg, Helena Memphis, Hickman, Cairo and
Paducah.
H9~No room engaged until paid for. a2 If
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4 THE ANSaYAEcEs OF An EDIToR.-We had writ
ten out very good obituary OF Hon. Niles Taylor,
after seeing the telegram in the Pic and the comp
would FIJI about one-fourth Of cblumn Our Sud sa
dayhapers having arrived, we find our notice out f
time and place. The honorable seAtleman j. yst. -
among the Locos, and Is Ia no other purgatofy than
New Orleans, surrounded by the New Orleans law.
,yers. vi Baton Rouge Gazette, 2sth. " @ -
I'VE have no doubt Mr. Taylor is much obliged " y
the Gazette for rs kindnessas though be actually had
died he will forgive the other papers, n
mains to be seen. s..-. sss y y sstsF' Z
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STEAMER ROBERT j, WARD,
Capt. Silas F, Miller.
~ - FOR LOUISV1LLE.-TIIISW WELL
known passenger packet will leave for the
and all intermediate landings throughout the
a follows:
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, April 29th. at 5P NJ
SATURDAY, May l6th
WEDNESDAY, June 3d. :.
SATURDAY, June 10th,
WEDNESDAY, July Sth,
N R-Passengers DEPEND this steamer leaving
advertised.
No stite-room considered engaged until paid for.
plan OF the cabin be and state secured for
any of the above trips by applying 10 the agents.
milo W. G. BETTERT0N & CO., 25 Grsvier st.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
, r. - FOR SBREVEPORT, GRAND
lEtAEtA-s Bayou, Grand Ecore, and Alexandria = The
splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam APP
plegae master connecting at Shreveport with the steamer
L. Daugherty for Jefferson Freghts taken through to Jefe
the The Duke eaves every alternate
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
SATURDAY, April 25, at s P. NJ.
. TUESDAY. May 5,
For freight or passage, apply to
RANDDLH & CO. 40 Union street,
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AN ALLEGEBs SLAvER.-The schesnsr Merchant,
Stole for CoFEa, Africa, left this port 4esteid -
after proceeding some six miles outside Of Sandy ~
Hook was ovefhanled by the steahftug Satellite, y.
having ION board the U. 9. MarshaPs deputies, Whp
city, and nQw lies in Buttermilk Channel under th4
guns ofthe U. s. Revenue Cutter. .f
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THE GREAT Ma
~ EISNA EHsT NALskHTTE skfT1Ta.IEB e ITB
the chain of COMMUNICATION the Mississippi and the
@MEELISG, BENwooD and PAEKERsBURG, ON THE
WAsHiNGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
At which places it nnites with RAILROADS and STEAM
s Which tif THkSGh Il RS9f ;s a T5 rs GfS
bsPIPcured, to which point, well BALTIMORE, it
iii the ony q Thonsh
qbkets York enabled to reach The res of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, the co .tket New York
information yt four of the principal cities life Union
less cost than can be afforded by any other route,
Memphis and the Southwest generally. travelling b
upon the Mississippi riyer cnolEEoy ROUTES 70 the East
Ohio thence by The illinois Central Raroadgo to
SANDoyAL us miles PANA,, d72 miles, thenee by
eastwaly BY this route the traveller passes through Gsire
Haue, indianapolis Daytal.and Xenia. Colunbusso.
Ma, osf Esys npO o
the then II take be 8s H GsH H the he Miami ami
and Central Ohio takes lin directly 70 BE
the Baltimore and Ohio Rathsab: ~ ~ SO
H Travellers are Tequesed n notice that while this the
the same rates other routes to NewYork oiy
points in the Colanbp Baltimore
By any other changes BY this route
and ndtonseqnenty less detention than by any o9ler.
S EPs aa & ri ssf' 1t M
nsE 4 SsB sf;iSSS5 sSf5 Is $500 B41s1
E- Through Tickets allowing the Holders stop at any
poin, the route and resume their journey pleasure be
'N' ''''''' '''1'' '' ','' ]. REMEDY HETTEE,
Agent B, O. R. R., New Orleans.
NJ, rDg Drn
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-zzs===zsr, NEW ORLEANS, OPAc-
kSSs H8 Ia .OUSAS AND GREAT ESTEEN
Ex.@ @a-X5K-Sa2ta ABROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
On and after the 10th of September the Passenger aint
of this road will leave the Depot at Agers, folows
Algiers every day a....................S:S $50 A. NJ
Grctna every day st: A. NJ
Arrive at Bayou B1ut .12:l2 T.
RETURNING:
t'ease bayou pe'u
Arrive AT Gretna Az +. NJ
at Algiers .442 T. NJ
same day will be issued as folows
10 I9ouue 70
10 Bayou des Allemands. 81
To Raceand, Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonne 50
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot Of ST. EVERY MORNING at O'Clock, pre-
cisely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnuf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot of st. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until o'clock p. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered all
other Stations than Bayou de Aemands Raceland aource
Crossing, Terebonne, rgervie and Bayou Bnuf (where
the Company have agents,) must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules Rates Of Freight be had application
at the office Of the Company. .
TIL. THAYER, .
au1tf Master TRANSFORMATION.
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FOR YAzoo RIVER,

FON l q q " y ~. y AZ. y =. n =.
Will lsave FRIDAY Isl inst. ptl2M.
= r. fFOR YAZOOfAN ID YALLA-
busha Riversf the fine, fast running passenger
sMss steamer Granada, will leats as above for
Sidon Tclaa> azoo City and all intermediate land
ng Tabusha and Yaaoo Rivers For freight passage
apply board or to
SNAPP L HITE, Front street
E Is receiving freight at the foot of G9mmon street
Leav.s FRIDAY. May LIST, at Bpm.
, r. FOR YAZOO ORIVER.-LEFLORE,
Gteen%Oed- SidoRia Tcfiua, Yazco City, Satar
ssEs-Sa tia. Vicksbure and all mediate landings
The fast and fine rapning steamer Lewis Whitenan,
Wallace, B. r. Powell clerk will leave For
freightor Passage, apply ON boatd. TO. ,
a3D -; =, b. +. q. EAND DOLPH t. CO.. AZ Union st.
ssseiyng freight at the foot Of Cusombouse st.
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY. at O'Clock P. NJ
IT. REGULAR THURSDAY U. 8.
y1!.~vsFO RED RIvER.F q.

: Leaves FRI DAY.lst inst, at s P. M. "+-fss III
-.% T. FOR JEEFERsON. PORT G. AD-
l&ElAS do Smithand Beion, Swansons, MontereyfSal
s@s1@A b8ny, Shreveport Grand Bayou, ,Campte fsaId
Ecore, ST. Maurice, Cotie; Alexandria and Gorton's
the very light draught steamer Swan Chas Hayes
Will eave as above For freight passage apply
a29 - p H. BR1ET0N CO.. IL Canal street.