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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
Foreign News per Steamship Asia.

The Asia left Liverpool on the 9th nit and reach
ed New York on the 18th inst. We select from her
advces the following items of general intelligence
The approaching conference at Paris, the affair of
Prussia and Switzerland, and the difficulty between
Persia and Great Britain continue to be the main
features of interest in the foreign adyces.
No day is yet fixed for the reassembling of the
Congress of Paris There is some preliminary bus
ness to be got through with in advance, but it is
tcipaed that the day OF meeting IS not far distant
q few days. A statement is made in the London
Times that England and France are now agreed on
the points of discussion with Russia No topics are to
be introduced but those relating to Belgrade and the
Isle of Serpents All the plenipoteniarles. including
the Turkish minister have received their instructions
Prussia continues her preparations for the invasion
of Switzerland and the latter for defence but there
exists belief that the other powers will prevent
actual hostiites. 1t is rumored that England has
agreed mediate in the matter but the report on
very doubtful authority.
1t is stated that negotiations have been broken OIL
between the British minister at Constantinople and
the Persian envoy The latter is proceeding to Paris
having, meanwhile, requested further instructions
from his government.
Great Britain demands the evacuation OF Herat, the
payment of the expenses the dismissal of the Persian
prime minister and the establishment of British con-
sulates at various places.
Persia reported to have assented to the return of
Mr. Murray the British Minister, to restore Herat and
to compensate the Heratans but the other points
in allegiance.
There is nothing additional respecting the progress
| of hostities --.. ... ....
The London money market was unchanged.
Consols for the account closed at "a to 945
| The bullion in the bank of England had decreased
| fl7S000.
The Bank of France has resumed seventyive days
discounts.
The ship Lilias, from Savannah, was struck b.
lightning on the oath ult. while lying at her dock
Liverpool, ready to sail, and her cabin burned.
LATEsr.-London, Saturday.-The Berlin journal
hold an uncompromising bellicose tone. They contra
dict the rumor of mediation between Prussia an
Switzerland and state that there is present hop
of pacific termination of the Neufchatel affair.
BERLIN, Friday.-A note bearing the names of tn
sgners to the protocol of London with the exception
of Prussia has been addressed to the Federal Counc
of Switzerland. demanding the liberation eff the royal
st insurrectionsts. Prussia hopes that this genera
expression of the powers will terminate the conflict
PARIS, Frday.-The Swiss police are on guard II
various directions. The frontier cantons report ina
Prussian officers have entered Switzerland with
view to take plans of the country and survey the
Rhine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

Visiting the pententiary yesterday, we saw
some of the new cards doing excellent work, and
were informed that in the course of one month the
entire number purchased would be at it. The prison
ers look much healthier than we have ever seen them
Whether this is owing to their outdoor work the past
year or other causes, we know not We saw THEN
bread provided for supper; it looked of the best
quality. piece being handed lady, with whom
were in company, was ate by her, and pronounced
very good We passed w. II. Wilder, and saw him
using the paint brush with much skill as to
cause the inquiry. " Did you learn this as an art
in other daysI' He informed us when boy he had
been taught landscape painting. Wilder is much I'M
proved in flesh, approaching to corpuence, and ap-
peared very cheerful.
Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

SUMMARY PuNIsHMENr.-We learn from the Eufala
Spirit of the South that the negro fellow Mose who
killed his MASTER Mr. Lindsay, in Henry some weeks
since, was brought up from Decatur county, Ga,
where he had been arrested and lodged in Jail and
on Friday, the 9th inst, was burned near Abbeville,
in presence of large concourse of people. He made
full confession of his guilt, and his statements
implicated a white man as having instigated the
crime and another negro as having been engaged in
it. Mr. Lindsay, the murdered man. was universally
esteemed as good citizen and humane master. and
the act by which he perished was so atrocious and
unprovoked, that it was determined, without dis
senting voice, to inliet summary punishment upon
the criminal instead of leaving the matter to take the
ordinary legal course
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
Thir.y-Foartf Congress--ThIrtl. session, y.

ThIrfy-Fourth session. u
4 III aAeS sFse ~
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il. 1s5E.-- sSennse.- Ser the
usual morning business, the Senate resumed the
sideration of the privileged question in reference to
Mr. Harlans claim to bis seat. Messrs. Mallory, Ben
jamin and Butler spoke in defence Of the report Of
the majority of the committee, declaring the seat
vacant and Messrs- Sidell, Adams, Fessenden,
Trumbul, Toombs and Houston spoke on the opposite
side of the question. After able and elaborate dis
eusson, which lasted until after O'Clock, the Senste
decided-yeas %, nays 18-that the sitting member
Is not entitled to the seat After the consideration Of
executive business the Senate adjourned. sua5
House.--In the House resolution was adopted in
structfng the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire
into the expediency OF reorganzing the judicial cir
cults and districts Of the United States After which,
the Senate bill to promote the efficiency Of the navy
was taken up, and passed by vote Of 159 yeas to
80 nays This bill provides for the restoration Of fur
loughed, dropped, retired officers upon the favora-
bic report Of committee Of inquiry.
resolution was offered and adopted, enlarging the
jurisdiction Of the select committee appointed Fri
day last the original resolution confines the action
OF the committee to the alleged corrupt practices Of
members in reference to certain measures roc before
Congress, itE1f3at EsGF5a p NJ .7f5i-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

PARSoN BRowNLow AND HIS JoNEsBoRo CUSTOM
ERs.-The last Knoxville Whig contains character
istic and pathetic appeal from its editor to his former
customers at Jonesboro' where the Whig was origi-
nally published. He offers to take bills on the Bank
of East Tennessee which are worth twenty cents to
the dollar, in full payment and adds:
"Persons wishing to square up with lis can now dc
So IT, however they wish to get off at cheaper rate
they can withhold even these bills, and we promise
during the coming year to receipt them in full through
the paper forever and file our claims agast them il
the High Chancery of Heaven, and let them sett
with their GCd in the world to come
"And to leave all without excuse, we further agre
to take Shanghai chickens, hoop-szrts boot jacks
broom.corn, babyjumpers, fishing tackles, paten
medicines sucking pigs, frozen cabbage, old clothes
Colts revolyers second hand tooth brushes, ginge
cakes payched corn circus tickets. any other art
Gle found in a country retail sttgc!'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

ECCENTRIC OLD FELIow.-M. Boulanger, of the
dence, No. Rue d'Ager has, it appears, left not
fewer than ninetyive wills AS he was of very par
simonious habits, he wrote many of them on the
backs of letters, tradesmens bills and prospectuses
Not few of his legatees are perfect strangers to
him, he having selected them from amongst persons
mentioned in the newspapers having distinguished
themselves by acts Of virtue devotedness. In one
of his last wills he expresses the desire that his
family will not attempt to dispute his bequests.
singular circumstance is related of the deceased He
himself wrote letters to his executors and most init
mate friends announcing his death, with the day 0
the deccase left blank and he ordered his servant tt
fill up the vacant space the moment he expired, ant
to dispatch the letters, which was done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
Netu Otlears laiIp Crescent,
sister sorrow.-BY R. NJ. m1sEs.

Sister SOrrOSy.-BY r. VI. NILSEs.
->-
Sister Sorrow, sit beside me
Or, If must wander, guide me:
Let me take thy hand in mine
Cold alike are mine and thine.
Think not, Sorrow, that hate thee;
Think not am frightened at thee
Thou art come for some good end;
will treat thee as friend.
will say that thou art bound
My unshielded soul to wound
By some power without thy will,
And art tender.minded still.
Twill say thou givest scope
To the breath and light OF hope:
That thy gentle tears have weight
Hardest hearts to penetrate.
That thy shadow brings together
Friends long lost in sunny weather;
With hundred Offices,
Beautiful and blest as these.
Softly takest thou the crown
From my naughty temples down: A
Place it on thy own pale brow: wv
Pleasure wears one why not thou.,
Let the blossoms glitter there
On thy long, unbranded hair;
And when have borne my pain,
Thou wilt give them me again. U w..
If thou goest, sister Sorrow,
/ shall look for thee tomorrow
| shall often see thee dressed
As masquerading guest.
And, howe'er thou hidst the name,
l shall know thee still the same
As thou sitt's beside me now,
With my garland on thy brow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

OUR RAlLRoAp.--We paid visit, yesterday, to
this road and was much pleased at the rapid progress
of the work. About one and quarter miles are COM
pleted, and is pronounced superior track. All the
ron with the exception of about eight hundred bars,
is on the spot, and the workmen already complain OF
the want of a locomotive to transport materials as
they are wanted on the road. The superintendents
are of the belief that with anything like ordinary fail
weather the road can be finished by the first Of July
So mote it be. Workmen are busily engaged in put
ting up q warehouse on the river bank.
| [West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter lIthr,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

A DEPLoRABLE ACcIDENT.-Capt I. J. Manning,
U. s. Navy (on the retired list,) residing about two
miles from Charlestown Va, was on the evening of
the 5th inst most horribly burnt by falling in the fire
1t appears that Capt NJ. was subject to occasional
fits, and during one of these attacks was unfortu
nate as to fall into the fire. Death ensued from the
injuries he had sustained on Tuesday evening last
Capt. NJ. was fftyseven years Of age. and leaves a
wife and three children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

INTERESTING DIsCovERY.-The French papers men
ton that the ruins of Roman theater have been dis
covered at Trigueres near Montargis 1t is seventy
yards long from the back of the pit to the stage, and
sixty yards wide and it could have easily held ten
thousand spectators The interior of the theater i:
not vet uncovered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

TIE WEArHER-It is not often we say anything
resnectnc the weather. it is generally very stale
subject But really, we cannot allow the nights of
Sunday and Monday last to pass without recording
Them as rare cold nights for this season. Tuesday at
P, NJ, there was ice in bathing tub in our lot,
which was about an inch and half thick, formed
during the preceding night. We fear that this eS'
frlordinary weather will materially injure the plant
cnue. 1t would be dreadful calamity upon our plan
tes to experience another such season for sugar cane
as the one just passed. [Plaquemine Sentinel, 18TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

e OsE EAcH.-We read in the Nogmandie +" most
extraordinary fact has just occurred in the neghbor
hood of COnteyille, for which scientific will find
it dificult to account The daughther OF shsrman,
Marie c., who married about year ago John
D., a negro sailor, native of an English colony.
has just given birth to twins, girl and boy. The
former is white like the mother and the latter black
like the father -5U
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

ILLINOIS BEEF.-Neyt to the State of Ohio Illinois
has furnished the largest number of cattle for the New
York market during the year 1856, of any State in
the Union. She has sent and sold there 1872 more
head than New York, and l 273 more than the State
of Indiana As for the other States, they are far
behind it is no use to mention them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

HORRIBLE DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon, about 5
o'clock Ebenezer Sophis engineer on the Grand street
ferry boat Oneida was instantly killed in the follow
ing manner: The boat was fastened to the bridge on
the New York side and deceased went to the upper
deck to oil the machinery. While so engaged the
beam which was standing on half centre, suddenly
started as is supposed by the leaking of the upper OF
lower steam valve, when his head was caught between
the head OF the crank and the gallows frame, and
crushed, causing instant death.
New York Herald, llth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

LENGTHY VoYAGE.-The British bark London
derry Capt florence, from Troon, Scotland, arrived
at Savannah on the llth inst, having been one
hundred and six days on her passage. When nine
weeks out the Captain died and was buried at sea,
his son, who was first mate, taking charge of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

STAR SrRUcK.--The indianapolis Sentinel says a
carriage manufacturer in that city is about to present
the popular actress, Miss Sue Denim, with magnif-
cent travelling carriage The first to which it should
be put should be to drive the donor to an insane
asylum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

A HARD ExpERIENCE.-A lady near Lake Mime
tonka, Mimi, says the St. Anthony Republican, re-
Gently spent an evening away from home, and in
attempting to return lost her way, and stad out all
night freezing both her feet badly that DR.. Shell
informs us amputation will be necessary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

GREAT BoRE.-The entire length Of the Blue
Ridge tunnel is 4473 feet as heretofore aseertained
by measurement over the mountain and now that
the blasting has been so far completed as to get
pretty accurate measurement inside it is ascertained
to be 4,473 feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

KANSAS DELEGATE AGAIN.-Gov. Reeder, backed
by the free State men of Kansas again contests Gen.
Whtfeld's right to'sit in the House of Representa-
tves as delegate from Kansas. A petition setting
forth his claims presented in the House, on the
10th inst, but nobody believed it would receive much
attention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
NAY AND HOARDLNG SCHOO4 2

rAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
AnTES.Fonnded in 1881, by Madame eiris, and
Quoted l84O by Madame nssbrayaN nrgHGy street. 6
t,verr ,stonhousg and Bienville Streets New or!enDs
The summer Session OF this establishment Pass Christian
begns on tile st The buildings there are large enough
IN FIFTY boardcrs aud udeGaite number Of
Rv scholars Attached the preines line bail; house
and good wharf The institution PROVIDES tn"ro"sh anu sun
and offers great facilities for the OF the French Ian
image Singing and SOlfege taught by Mr. FrevuS the We!
Known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost the Pass during the SUMMER and
| will also give private lessons in families
denominations in take place month during "luc
in The civ and every fortnight during the summer II the Pass
! dot Nv SoI,oi,rS ~ ~ ~ - my2G il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

FATAL ACeIDENr.-M Mr.. Charles Reed, a young
met with his death on Sunday last by fall from his
horse He was discovered soon after the accident
but survived only few hours ,
brandon (Miss) Republican, 18TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

KNEW THEM ALA young woman who was
brought before the Boston police, alleged in defence
of her respecability that she acquainted with all
the lawyers in New York. She was committed for
six months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
,57-NYENIPHIS AND NEW

1856. .iS57-IENIPHIS AND NEW
fAAlrntvIS ORLEANS PACKET IINE-ln order TO ae-
comnodate the public, the owners and masters
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between the two CITES
PACKETS Memphis and New Orleans under the name
and style Of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS FACkEi
COMPANY. m ., r,,cr cr rs
The Boats comprising the Line all Of the FIRST CLASS
the West South for speed comfort ana
safety. .,r ~ ,,,,,r,>yror, , ', - ],
FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
r,y- y-Particuar attention will be paid to way business
PACKETS-
Nebraska, G. B. Church, master.
IngOn,af, L. MCDonough, nASer
"WEDNESDAY PACkETS-
.Joy,,, Sinoniis, J. W. Goslce, master
III. AZ. w. taill. Thos. H. Newell master
FRIDAY PACKETs-
Ben Franklin, NJ. g. AaterS, master
Belfast, II. i. Church, master; -. r,
Sbippcs and passengers may rely the puncIay OF the
boats OF this Line. 81, a.. ,,...,!. a, n, ,..o
Mail Line and ali railroads and boats for Nashville, ST.
I.ous Louisville etc. ,.,-.. ......, , l., .,o
n. continuance the patronage hitherto EXTENDED to the
OWNERS Of this Line respectfully solicited For freight or pas
sage apply on board,
seI9tf JOHN Il. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydr&s street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
REG ULAR KETS.
-Ilzsf.s. AND s4aTt, p
ss SOUTHERN BELLE. ss7s@a4A. sss.=ssA

Ess,4Al-E4I SOUTHERN bEiLE.
The magnificent steamer The elegant and fast running
Ecli;)se H. ". Rroniwel, Isteaner Southern Belle,
comrnul'r, for Mtkeu' Gcndlj NJ Broadwel commander,
Vicksbu, Grand Gulf Rod for Grand Lake Carolina Land
Nache2, leaving New ing, Ashton. Pcherss Point
Orleans every SATUKD AY ISkpwiths Landing Lake Pro-
EVENING at o'clock thcj ydrnce Canlnacks Landing,
above and all inter:ned GOodrirfs Landing Mikens
landings. Bend Nickshurg, Grand Gulf,
Rodney and Ma chez. leaving
New Orleans every THURS
DAY Z NENING, At O'Clock
for the above and all inerme
ldate landings
The above steamers complete order and will at
Faithfully all business entrusted to their care
The ECLIPSE and SOUTHERN BELLE will receive freight
river, and rehip at Nicksbug without delay
Neither will be responsible for letters
packages containing money other valuabcs unless regular
bills Of hiding and stated Tor Vniu
abes deposited by passengers with the clerk contained in
baggage.
bills will recognized unless conraeed under written
the Captain of either OF the above boats ard ali s
be presented the Office of the boat to which they belong
the dHy of leaving for approval which VIII
her the Office of the Agents. IS Ora
vier street.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
BROADWELIl BROS. & CO., 65 Gravier ST.,
LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, 1 Front St.,
f. X. LAUGHIlN 33 Front street.
NBA clerk will be the 1evee day in the week to
receive freight tor the above boats jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY 2rl instant, at ) F. M
nzns. = FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
sAEtLtrNS- Shreveport, Grand Ecore rand bayou,
as-zasS Canpte and Alexandrin-The new, magnificent
running passenger steamer DUKE Capt. Saml Ap
pcgae ortery Capt ST. Charles will leave
all intermediate landings For freight
apply on board, or TO - .
iai- T. B. SMITH. 1 Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
ATCHAF ALAYA RIV E R..

Leaves On WEDNESDAY. 2lsC lust, at . P NJ
fS%.. FOR OPELOUSAS--THE STEAMER
s- A. w Glazesi Z E. I2,alier i, i nGSter G;.'d VIII
and all landings the Atchaaaya For freight or passage
II ja&l j. n JOHNSTON & Co, Front 1eyee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at O'Clock p NJ.
H-. REGULAR MEMPHIS INDIE.
sAAsIEI. = pendent packet steamer Pete WhetstOae,
fS-s@ for Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Hreenyie and
senger PETE WHETsToNE, A Greenaw, master, is
port ready receive freight and will leave AS above
For freight passae having fine accommodation, apply on
board Or TO
jal4 J. MAILETT, q Front street.
R White freight taken with the privilege OF eShp
ping regular packets Nashville freight with pr.i
lege Of reshippine.
Will leave WEDNESDAY, 2lst instant, at P. n.
, N.. MEMPHIS &NEW ORLEANS PACKET
EAalL s. ineWednesday Packet-For Memphis, Helena
ss@-sE Napoleon, Greenvle and all incrr,siia,e land
ings-The splendid packet II. Il. w Hill, J. H.
Newell MASTER will be ready to receive freight this dag and
will leave above For freight apply on board
or
JOHN L. HYDE L CO.. 6j Poydras street.
S The Of this line take freight through to White
reshpped steamers Jessie Lazer- Sam HALE ana
nac<ets Polar Star and AIeon for Nashville ial9
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5P. N.
H- REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
lshAalks Pacse-For Carolina Landing Ashton, Pitchers
ssaA. Point skipwh's Landing, Lake Providenc,e
Cunacks Landing Mliken Bend Nicksburg Grand g ulf,
Rodney, Nacez Lake Washington and Point Wohing,on
The elegant and swift running packet steamer H.
w. Powell. H. Fsis, will leave as above For freight
Ms If T. b. SMITH Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
THE LAKE.

s FOR MUBlLE-DAILY q. 5. MAIL
= ITNE-Winter ArrangenentIrhes splendid low
pressure packet steamer Cuba, r. llurn,
master Florida, W. Fl. HutShnss master; t3lifor-
MIA A. l.. Myers MASTER built expressly for the Lake
trade with superior Of the above steamers
will leave the Poncartrain Railroad DAILY on the arrival
Of the 4 P. NJ. train of cars. >,-, ~, 80 r,rrrps
Returning will stop at Pascagoua MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. g.
Cabin Fare each way............. ..............S5
'eeA :, - ira,t d Ennl l.na.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20

VOORHEES,, GRIGGS q co., No. Is TCHouPl
TOULAS STREET, have for sale
1000 boxes Geo. Shillo's Star Candles;
luH :. f. \. Wedner's
300 :. Baker & Hollands Sperm Candles;
1000 barrels ST. Louis SupeIfne FLOUR
500 . choice Extra Brands St. Louis Flour;
900 hhds choice Bacon Sides and shoulders
500 barrels rerhy's Star Oliver and Wiltshire WSky;
500 :. aud hf do. Domnick S Davis Mess Beet;
100 boxes Tongues, Breakfast Bacon and Rounds;
50 barrels and terces Dried Beef: ,,.
lNu boxes ats pts I.Ongworth IS spRrkE Z Gah"h''
fO) tierceS Phrps Davis Shay y. &. lalnsi
2iD kegs choice Leaf Lard;
100 barrels = u
200 boxes Fillmore Farm Cheese;
100 half bbls Nos. l, 2 and Mackerel;
$40 Gn6r.er boxes Churchiils Codhshi ,,,o, 60.
100 packages Western Butter d2i 3plol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-20
CHI E r B o U r G i.

S,ES FOR CfEEHROURG, (FRANGE)-THE
E3f fnc fast sailing Americ q shiE Trenton InPmn
1890 rcen is no loadirg and will have immediate dis
pnch. frc trlh of ship timber spars, apply TO
For passage, apply to the captain on board. .
DDS J. 7. WHITNEY Il CO, 81 Carondelet street
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G EN- O A .


SSR TOR TRIESTE THE FAST SAILING
sSss> bark Old Hickory, Jas NeaCock, master hmv-
SlhA4 part cargo cugagel, will meet with dis
patch For freight 4U0 bales cotton passage
on hoNrd, or to .-, 90 go,
inl5 j. Fl. ASHRRlpHE GO' lZO common 81.