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PaEMosrTIoN.-The New York correspondent of
the Baltimore American relates the following singular
story:
Last Thursday was to have been the day for the
celebration of the nuptias of Miss Hanna c.,
o lady of superior refinement and ability of the
vicinity OF Baltimore, and Mr. V. B., of this city,
a gentleman of reputed ability as a gentleman,
scholar and poet On the Tuesday preceding the ap-
pointed day, the bride, to be, remarked to her in
tended that something seemed to tell her she should
become the bride Of her choice that she would
soon wed the realities of eternity. The goom replied
to her with levty, to dispel her gloom, but on the
following day, Wednesday she felt so indisposed as
to take to her bed, from which time her strength
and faculties began seemingly to wane till Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock-tne hour appointed for the
nuptials-when she breathed her last without having
eyncea the slightest bodily pain from the first hour
of her Illness +'f7'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

A MAN MURDERED IN THE NEW YORK Cry HALL.
gang OF men set upon two persons named Conners
and Mackenzie in the New York City Hall, on the
30th ult., and beat and stamped them in shocking
manner. Connefs received fatal injuries. The Even
ing Post says:
For the last few days. the City Hail has been in
possession Of gang Of rowdy politicians who have
filled the halls and even thronged the Park in the
rear of the building. The Mayor allows no police
about the City Hail. and has not since the Sd of
July, when he disbanded his own municipals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

SLY REYNARD.-A large fox was caught few
days ago near the of Sixth and Read streets,
Philadelphia. He had for some time committed de-
predations upon poultry yards in that neghborhood
and the Ledger suggests that he had come in from
the country in search Of employment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

: THAT BoTTLE.-The Paris Moniteur thus notices
the bottle story recently referred to as having con-
neetion with the loss Of the steamship Pacific:
The Maratime Prefect Of Brest has transmitted to
the Minister Secretary of State for the Navy and the
Colonies, q note written with pencil in English,
and which was enclosed in glass bottle found on the
l4th of September, 1857, the strand Of Melon in
the syndicate of Porspoder department of the Finis
tere) Great interest is attached to this note which
appears to have been written by passenger board
the American steamer Pacific, supposed to be wholly
lost with all hands, in 1885, and think it there
fore our duty to publish its contents verbatina q
Steamship Pacific Eldrdge, commander Smith, passenger.
Steamship Pacific between icebegs All hands lost
On the LIST of April. 1856 Just going down, r NJ. ~
The word April is written over word efaced, for
the author Of the note had first commenced with
capital NJ, as if about to write March.
The New York Herald says that as the Pacific left
Liverpool the 23d of January, 1885, and was never
heard of afterwards the story is clearly gross fabr
cation. It probably is fabrication, but not neces
sarily because of the time that elapsed between
the sailing Of the Pacific and the date of the note
A steamship disabled by wind and wave may roll
and drift about at haphazard for long time, as in
the case Of the steamer Atlantic, few years ago,
which vessel was obliged to put back when ap-
preaching our Shores and was first heard from after
reaching port Of ireland, when the most hopeful
had begun to despair of her safety. s't -9la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

WRoRGED WoMAN's Enthusiastically man
died at tavern in this county that be had long fire.
quented, neglecting his family. The tavern keeper
sent her word that he was dead, and inquired her
will. She replied: (" In life be was with you-he
gave you his money and drank your liquor, which
undoubtedly caused his death now leave him with
you to bury" (Newburyport Herald.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
sArurpAr, Ncv, y 1887.

llssss42= 5=6.s5 56ATUkDAY, Nov, II, 1881
Yesterday the weather was vsry sprine1yte. sbov
cry and entirely TOO warm for tlse sessc6.s Bins~
pretty active on The lsves--a decided inpsuypnbent
ovx NE psesious pafs Of the wesk; and upssSf9h1s
housh not plenty, are more esaily Obtained.
we believe thsEe viii soon be b1sinsm enoueh SoR n
sne boass the = wafer 70 do Il On. The rscsipss
o. cotson snis week ars nueh hsger than lase week.
which u encouraging, specially = thers = sesps
market Tor II Next week thsy Win Be sTsaxly In
creased, NO oouos, sAd Ne usK ezsp wfH alD hs9n
70 arrive Heesy.
2 UHfAsrukss-fesseFdA ~ following boat4 IN
port Capitol foF bsyoa ses ~ Woodfssd fas b.
Louisville, win tne oaaly Ceao FUs6s nal IN ssss
AHsIvALs-Ine hed nsef rae1se ~. a. Asllsvs,
Capt J. 9. Dowty, arrived with ~ hsza ectsoa.
j The Eclipse, Capt Brcadwen, alSived hOA 16ni
ken's Bend with $3.50 bales cotton.
4 BOATS LsAvna--At 3 4. M., As NJ sts1saschs s
packet Dr. Batey, Capt A. DugaA As H ~
Balize packet CeEss, Capt }. }. LAbarthss - ~
vicksburs packee =. ". Adams, 0aps. CT Asss ~
AZ r n, the Fort Adams packes belh Du
Caps- ". McCombs; the Ataakspes peckes Ccsa,
Capt I. Gfpon The Ouschits packet Bayes Bslls,
Capt. y. D. Walker; he Red riyr pstksss Hont-
gomefy, CaPts N ~ Compesey and u. Howell, CAps.
wsm. hooo; Sieksourg U. q. mail pAehse Naechas,
Uaps- Z. s. Lsa1nem; tns MsReh pecnes y. ~
n o.pN = Z. Newsn ne st Lcuts recaAefs ".
= =. AoIi'.On, y OsPt =. =. bo1n8R nd Henry LeWbs
csp. 2. q noysk, s,tss sssg III
.va'eae.' Jo rsuaa, tcd day, p
n, y s'e Minute, san /. s.lis - y. b
man suo Psckss - = i! o1s mo- - cge
~ -. 4. 90 pol'1..- z. e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

CALEB CusHMa.-The Democrats of Newburyport,
Mass have nominated Hon. Caleb Cushing for Re-
preventative in the State Legislature and he accepts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

SrERNE used to say, The most accomplished way
Of using books is to serve them as most people do
lords learn their titles and then brag of their ac-
quaintance!"
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How TO REACH THE POLAR SEA.-At recent
meeting of the Geographical and Statistical Society,"
in New York, a very interesting paper was read by
DR.. j. J. Hays, entitled access to the North Pole
by Kane's Sea-" The Post says:
After describing the geographical position of the
lands the shore OF the North Polar Sea, aud the
various efforts made by the Arctic voyagers to dis.
cover the open in those elevated latitudes, Dr.
Hayes unfoded plan in which he thought success
full effort could be made to penetrate to that hitherto
inaccessible region, and avowed his readiness to take
part in such an expedition. He proposed to sail from
here about the last of April first of May, SO as to
reach Kennedy's Sea on the breaking up Of the ice,
and to allow time to collect supply Of provisions,
and to establish advance posts prior to undertaking
the actual effort to penetrate to the open sea- Leav
ing the vessel, they would proceed with cedar
whale-boat, dragged by Esquimaux dogs. carrying
their provisions with them. He believed that, by
proper means, this important movement could be
successfully carried out The dangers OF such an
dertaking, he thought had been greatly magnifed.
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Yutal gnttuigtnft.

FREE DIsPENsARY OF THE NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL
MEDIcSEThe following is report for the past
week Of the above institution situated Common oppo
site the Charity Hospital.
Saturday, October 3l-Patients treated. ....., ii
Monday, Eoymbr. 2. ................ 50
Wednesday. L. ............... A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

CENTS AND THREE CENT PIEcEs.-The postmaster
at Auburn, N. Y. having written to the Postmaster
General that he is overwhelmed with the accumula-
ton Of cents and three cent pieces received in pay
ment for postage and postage stamps the latter says
in reply: ,.s s1.e, - @ 7is,
By the 18th section of the act Of August 6, ls46,
it is declared that and after the 1st day Of Janu
ary, 1s47 all duties, taxes, sales Of public lands
debts and sums of money accruing or becoming due
to the United States and also all sums of money due
postage otherwise to the General Post Office De
partment, shall be paid in gold ane silver coin only
in treasury notes issued under the authority Of the
United States" afg.fE ,.,
By the 1lth section of the act of March 8, 1851,
which authorizes and regulates the coinage and issue
Of silver coin Of the denomination and legal value
of three cents" it is provided that said coin "sha
be legal tender in payment of debts for all of
thirty cents or under" .ef-.
From the above provisions of law, still in force
and unrepealed, it seems evident that you are not
compelled to receive cents in payment for either post
age or postage stamps, nor from any one person at
any one time more than thirty cents in three cent
coin. s b. ,..,- rt,,
In other words, the Department will not hold itself
bound to receive the copper cent at ALL Then let post
masters refrain from paying it out, but +" make
change" with stamps. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
OUAC HITA RIV Err.

Leaves with spatch
FOR OUACHITA A Nv e X.
Trenton direct The fine fast running light draft
is.S1sss passenger packet steamer d u Fl city,
Frank Keeling will positively leave as above for
Intermediate landings Ouachifa and Black rivers For
freight passage having passed apply
on board, j. S. pAaAUD,
Is Advertising Agent.
ST. The Bln City will sign through bi OF ading
to Tren with privilege of rehppg the light draft stes
me FOX Shippers may rely the Bluff City remaining In
the above inrrg the entire o5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

An EDITOR IN THE PENITENTIARY.-It is seldom
that editor looks through the bars of prison fro
the inside, but We have case of the kind to record
On the 29th ult in Chicago, James o. Brayman was
sentenced to four years at hard labor in the penten
tary for stealing letters from the postoce Of that
city. He was the principal editor of the Chicago
Democrat at the time Of his arrest for the crime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
NUMBER 2lO.
Eelegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent,
HuRRIcANE IN OHIO.
Isr me sAr,osAI 1.ss.l

. 1 - % h Z Il
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a terrible hurricane occurred
about mils North of Frankfort, Ohio, On the Ma.
nesta and Cincinnati Railroad, destroying considerable
properly and fatally injuring two persons, besides
severely wonnding dozen others.
xanas Adhirs
81. LOUIS, Nov. "a letter from Lecomnton 70
the Democrat ays that the object of walker IN sta
Monng tr troops = IAcompton was an apprehension
that the FreeState men, BY majority vould reneaI
the obnoxious laws and depose tie ofacehoiden.
thereby leading to sanguinary success " rs
The Constitution will be submitted TO he peon,e
with slavery clause Questionable 70 the Free
men, and too moderate for the ultra ProslaveTy meu
Specie and Grain for Europa. ;'s{.
NEW YoRE, Nov. s-The Persia win take out
q 500, Thirty ships are loading With grain 1t
this port Four are for Edingbarg and Glasgow.
e Y Pitnburg Bank Amir. Il .asf
PI1rsBuaG, Nov. 6.-The difficulties between the
Merchants' and Manufacturers Bank and O'Connor,
Bros. Co., are settled 44s i5-s
Elections
NEw York, Nov. g. The Albany Atlas and Argus
claims the Democratic majority In the State to Be
l3,l35, with "A Democratic Senators, House Demo
Gratis 62, Republican 50, American 4 y Gf{ sa
ass Alus ssit Wisconsin. g..t
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-B Both parties claim tie elec
tion Of their candidate for Governor. The Republi
cans have majority in the Legislature.
EH Domestic Markets q.
CMcINHATI, Nov g. Everything is dull. No
change. The weather is rainy. Money easier.
NEw YoRk, Nov. 6-Flour, ~ so to 81 90. Red
Wheat. 81 10. Oats unchanged. Whisky quiet
Mess Pork, $l9 so to $40. Mess Beef, $Il. Lard
IL to l3c. Money easier. tp3s i
River Intelligence
VIcKsBrRG, Nov. 6<-The Princess passed down a
noon, the Gladiator at !, and the Col. Judson at
o'clock, Pm. .5 I'll n 80 ~
| The Pennsylvania, with Ben DeBar and the whole
down at s o'clock, P. NJ. 49, =. ~ IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

FAST RowING.-A race between two skeleton y
boats, each rowed by a single oarsman, took place
on the Delaware, near Philadelphia, on the 29th
ult. One of the rowers was Mr.. Thomas Daw of
New York, and the other Mr.. VIM. Glenn, of Phil
adelpha. The race created good deal of excite
ment, the stakes being thousand dollars in cash.
The contest was won by the New York boat, which
beat the Philadephan by eighty yards. No less than
six tugs accompanied the race. They were loaded
down with passengers. The distance rowed was two
miles and a half and back again. The winning boat
is called the Brooklyn Boy" It did the distance in
27:45,
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- COAST PACKET STEAMER

NJ COAST PACKET STEAMER
lh4ARISi,S Bella Donnn-To and from New Orleans,
Jsaa4.4As Bayou Sara Fort Adams Wiamsport Port
Hudson all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McComb master will resume her old trips commencing
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening O'clock
Bayou every Wednesday evening the arrival of
cars from Woodyille.
clerk will be the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning.
Pacuar paid to the receiving and landing
passengess freight all hours Of the day and night
iy29tf HOLMES 4 CLAUSS. IA Tchoupitoulas st.
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d REMITTANCE rOrHE OIDC UNTRY.
II Sight TRAITS on the BANKnt IREi.,Sp in sums tr.m
fl to $50 Sterling and upwa DIS, luay for sale by
se26 sm OF Comulo, street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

NATIONAL CHESS CoNGREss.-The prize bearers in
the two tournaments in New York are as follows
Grand Tournament-Paul Morphy, of New Or
leans ) Theo. IIichtenhen, of New York; Lonis
Paulsen, Of Dubuque, Iowa B. J. Raphael, NJ. D.,
of Kentucky.
Minor Tournament. = Lieut.. Setback, Of New
York William Hornor, of Brooklyn; NJ. Martin, of
New York; NJ. Solomons, of New York. n.
The first two gentlemen on each list have to play
together, as also the last two the winners of the
first three games in each couple will then strive for
first second prize, which will be decided by one of
them gaining five games from Ms opponent. The
two losers will then play for third and fourth prizes.
The Tribune adds: s
The prizes in the Grand Tournament may probably
be as follows First, $500 second, 800; third, s66;
fourth, $33 Should they not however, average as
winners, for the renown, inseparable from such an
intellectual victory, outweghs any mere idea Of Pc.
Messrs. Lichtenhein and Morphy have already
fought two out of their three batles and in both Of
them the latter was successful. Mr.. Morphy is a
prodigy of chess skill and genius for not merely has
he not lost single game in the tournament, but, in
addition, he has beaten everybody soundy who has
tried his skill with him in an etf.hand game. The
most eminent amateurs from all parts of the country
have been checkmated game after game, and declare
!" they don't know how he does it." These, too, are
gentlemen who have won games from the great
players OF Europe and who declare that the Staun-
| tons, Anderssens and Lowenthas of the old world
will have to lower their flags to this Young Phili
| dor ~ of America.
| Since Mr.. Morphy's arrival, three weeks ago, he
has probably played nearly one hundred games, two
only of which he lost. No other player in any coun,
try can show such percentage of successes, and yet
he is but twenty years Of age. With such on anna
teur over the board, aud SO wonderful blindfold
player as Louis Pausen, we can well afford to ehal-
lenge Europe on Caissa's fields. @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

RoBBERY-A dispatch of the 29th ult. from Boston
says:
A clerk in one of the jewery stores at Chelsea was
found lying the floor inseDsibe, between IL and
II this morning, with severe wound upon his head.
The safe in the store also found to have been
robbed Of between six and seven hundred dollars. No
clue to the mystery has yet been discovered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
CUM BERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 7th inst. at S Pm.
+, r. FOR NASHVILLE AND ALL IN
l6E& termediate andings-The regular pass'r packet
steamer John Bell. Eli Van sickles, master,
Thomas Ramsey clerk s receiving freight and will leave
above For freight or passage apply board.
MS j. 8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
John Bell is very light daught and will go through
TO Nashville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 A. ".
RECSJJI. A II ATJJ r DAY MORN

, HSa REGULAR SAVURDAY Z mOFN.
l@AS1ts ing Packet for Vcksburg-The steamer II. w.
for Vcksburg Warenten New Carthage Grand Gulf St. Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof Na,chez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Rouge Plaquenine Donadsonvle and the Coast,
above. For freight or psssags apply On board or to
HPartcnar attention given plantation business Yasoo
freight taken high water rates with the privilege Of
shipping, olt'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

Leaves on SATURDAY, November 7. at 8 P M.
, r. REGULAR UPPER RED R1V-
packet steamer Era No. 2-for hurricane
7ss@SAs and Carolina Bluffs shreyepor Grand Bayou,
ST. Maurice Grand Ecore and Aexandra-The new, elegant
and swift running light draft twelve nches passenger packet
steamer ERA No John Koun master will leave as above
and will Shreveport with The Era No. Ben Konnz,
these boats For freight OF passage, apply on board
OIL j. s, PAHAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

Leaves on TUESDAY. 10Th inst, st5PM.
~ - FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANS
Vile Cairo and Msmphis-The ane regular pas
master W P. Holiday clerk Win leave for Louisville and
all intermediate landings above For freight passage,
apply on board.
: J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
A-Wiil take freight for Cairo Hickman Memphis Helena
Napoleon, and all intermediate landings. ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Col. Fuller who has owned
and edited the New York Mirror for about IA years,
has sold his interest in that journal. We trust he
may not withdraw from the profession altogether.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

~ NEW ORLEANS Lock MANuFAC.
"a NTDhY, n Magazine street, near P'ydrAs.
\xsy ALEX. w. pEARIE... .......... .RIoHA DEAas,
W UEARIE BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BILL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the builders that they rece'v
and htve hand n large and compile rs ortnent OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks, Hinges
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws, Pueys etc. which
they Attached to
their they have factory where xii kinds OF Locks fer
banks vaults prisons dwellings, ETC., are made TO or
the shortest notice and warranted o, ,upe
rior article d safe Nigh Latch for offices dw.llngs
BELL HANGING In all its ious branches, such as sig
other Bells FOR locomotives ships, hotels, dwellings,
etc. workmauike and warranted TO give
satisfaction Smith in general ohbing promptly at
s.y-soie Agents for GRAY BROS 'PATEET DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS m25 lv
IUST RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
- sior and Vandalia, assortr en Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOUTS,
WOOL H ATS,
selected expressly fo Plantation and for sale by
r VALENTINE l. CO.,
jelbu n ,,ommor street
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Leaves every sATuEpAY, 2; 70 o'clock . 9 4. y y

MUM.
lAak ing Packet for Wick sburg-Thes steamer r.. w.
Adams, Oh. E. Marshall, master will leave
for Vcksburg New Carthage Grand Gulf St.
seph Rodney Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
above. For freight passage, apply on board or TO-
N B-Particular attention given Plantation business.
freight taken high water with the privilege
reshipping. sel6 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 7th inst. at P. NJ.
, ~ - MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
E4nht Packet Lne-For Memphis and the B-nds-The
7@@@A frsrclass steamer HI. r. w. Hill, Captain
J. H. Newell is receiving freight foot of street.
and will leave above. For freight apply board
j. H. FkEI1GH,
Office under the St. Cha les Fotel.
1@-This Line Napole n regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with
Packets for St Louis and for Louisville.
n5 'dams' EXPRESS carried regularly by this Line nj
Leaves WEDNESDAY the nth inst, at P. M
r. :, ME MPHIS AND e w OR
l6Asl9SsltssS 81 LEANS PACKsT LINE : WEDNESDAY
5NS.%lAs Packet - For Memphis Cairo and the Bends,
intermedia landings, the splendid packet John
SimOnds Chas B. Church. master will be ready receive
freight Monday morning the foot of Grod will
above For freight apply board,
j. II. FREi.IGH Agent,
..'-.. Off lie under st Charles Hotel.
k This line Napoleon with regular packets
the White and Arkansas rivers Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville
HJrAdams' Expr IS carried regularly by this line nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

KITTHE Dig e 4 Fol som
Gate Ben kredge Co. ,)lmporters Of Guns
wv aud Sporting Apparatus in its branches.
NW& Wholesale and retail dealers In American Rifles
Pistols and Fire-armso of every variety IS ST
" ~Charles street, St Charles Hotel New
Orleans, and l34 Main street, Cincinnati Ohio.
no "
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
HIO RIVER.
Leaves e ,H sATUs9AXi T841Ii e r. :.

t=p.6 u ,.auis; n.s.sns.r 1asE'
g: 8. Marsh, master, @. r. Shields, clerk, viii
leave for Louisville and all intermediate landings above For
freight or passage, apply on board.
ola J. s. PAGAUB, Advertising Agent
~ The John Briggs very light draught onIy % nches)
shippers depend goods going hrough without
detention reAhippipg,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

W. TED.
kfR WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK To
load in Dispatch Line for Boston; ready and
ssAAAAahkezquick dispatch.
OILS JoNss. MACKINDER Il co 81 Gravier st.
k,Sk WANTED To CHARiE AN Al
M1$f ship of from 600 to $50 for Calcutta
EaFor parti uars, apply
my27 J. H. ASHBRIDGE d CO.. l2O Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
LIv E R POOL.

kER FOR RLIVERPOOL-THEA Al VERY FAST
M3&t sailing American ship Kearsage, Leayitt, mas
4S,fer, is loading and will have immediate dis
patch. For freight Of $40 bales cotton, apply to
n5 BAXTER, L0VELLA / CO.
kk< FOR ORLIVERPOOL-THE Al FAST SAIL
MA ing American ship Kate Hunter, Trefeern
m.ster having nearly all her cargo engaged, will
Immediate dispatch For freight of 800 bales cotton
ply JONES, MACKINDER L CO.,
81 Gravier street.
FoYp apulv 10 he on hoard n