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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

SUIT.-In the United States Court at Norfolk, a
case is now pending in which the owners OF the
steamship Jamestown are suing tbs owners of the
steamer Pennsylvania, because of u collision al the
mouth Of Elizabeth River, some time ago. The trial
will occupy several days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

COOP HUSriNG.-The Norfolk (Va.l Argus says
tha; on the 9Th inst, Mr. Jacob Baum and Major
Foreman on Currituck Beach, N. c., between SUI.
rise and noou, killed ono hundred and forty eight
geese. 1t adds that there are millions of fowl on
Currtuck Beach, and that more Yanke-s, with their
usual enterprise, are going there to make q business
Of shootlng them for the Northern markets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27
pOWHATaN MoNCURE.
GENERAL AGENTS. y COLLECTORs.

TIME subscribers have associated themselves together
Il for the purpose Of conducting a General Agency 1u
siness, such as collecting Of claims either in the CRY OF
Richmond or any OF the adjoining counties, selling Res
and Personal E.tate out of the City Of Richmond, &c. &c
They will give specinl attention to the Hiring out OF Ne
groes. ard from their extensive acquaintance with the
cinzens of Richmond, Halter themselves that the homes
and prices obtained for servants sent TO them. will give
satisfaction to their owners They have made arrange
Inents 10 have all Negroes sent 10 them, we'll cared for, al
hired out, so thu: they viii MT be exposed; and in case o
sickness, every attention shall be- paid, that may BE- pecesss
ry. They are prepared to give the very best references
aud pledg. themAcise Is TO spare no paius to give satisiac
ton ~ those who may patronlse them.
All communications addressed TO US. Richmond, Va.
will receive prompt attention. We have taken an ONCE
at the United States Hotel, where ono of US can be seer
from 6 o'clock, A. 81, I'LL 4 P. NJ. RO. 4. LYHEi
Nov la-coawlm Ohm T. CHtLDREY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

SUPERIOR CoURT.-The trial Of Bartholomew. for
unlawful shooting, was continued during yesterday.
About S o'clock in the afternoon the case was given
to the jury, who after an absence Of an hour brought
in their verdict. which was q fine of fifteen dollars
and Elk months imprisonment Jail. Messrs. Chandler
Commonwealth. = Norfolk Herald, Nor. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27
OFFICERS OF THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
The following 10 said to be a correct list Of the US
officers In the Utah expeditions:

officers In the Utah expedition:
Col A 8 Johnston, ID Cavalry, commanding; Moi
Pitsiohn Porter, Assistant Adjutant General; Capt J
II D;cksrson, Assistant Quartermaster; Capt H +
Clarke, Commissary Of Subsistence DIR. Madison
Mills, Ssrgeop; DR. AT Ridgeley. Assistant Surgeon;
Dr. Moore, Assistant Surgeon DR. e Bailey, ACT.
ing Assistant Surgeon DR. r Barthelow, Assistant
surgeon; DR. j Bailey, Assistant Surgeon; Maj T K
Hant, Paymaster.
Capt j w Phelps, 4,h Artillery, commanding light
field battery; Lisuts X v Howard, 4th Artillery g
railn,adge. do; ] A Kenssl, do; Capt J l. Reno, Ord.
nance Corpa, commanding heavy field battery;
SECOND DRAeooSs-tEight Companies
Lieut. Col p 81 Csc Cooke, commanding regiment;
Maj NJ ) Howe; Lieut. ] Pegram, A9jutant; Lieut. }
Nuford, Regimental Quartermaster; Maj H H Sibev,
Cspt J NJ HAVE; Lisuts w d Smith, c Tyler, j z
j~Io;,dsy. L Hight, j b Villepigue, g A Gordon, J
.Muilins, T & Armstrong, Fl Il Livingston, j Green,
4 Gay, jackson, Ferguson.
FIFTH ISFANrRY.
Lieut. Col Ca Waite, commanding; Lieut. A Cham.
hers, Adjutant; Lieut. w w Burns, Regimental Quar-.
ternaster; Captain and Brevet Lieut. Col w Chap.
man; Cspts K B Marcy, J e Robinson, H r Seldom,
TIL NeiE; Lieuts : Archer, w II Lewis, Fl Z Bank
head. wa Webb. G J Lynde, Al Torbert, Il & Hill,
IF Ritter, II b Bristol, A w Shiplsy, L L Rich.
TENTH INFANTRY.
Col f b Alexander, commanding; Lieut. Col c
Saith: Major and Brevet Lieut. Col E X S Candy;
Lieut. Fl E Maynadier, Adjutant; Lieut. PIT Swaine,
Recinsntal Qusrtermaster; Capts + Gardney, A
'rrscy, j A Gore, j Dunnvaut, j L Tdball, and B f
Bee; Lieuts Z Grover. w Clinton, n A NJ Dudley, j
II Forney, LA Williams, J Deshler, w Kearney, j
II Hill, CE Bennett, j L Thompson. + ) Armistsad,
IS Carroll, A ) Cunningham. II B Kelly, j MoNab,
A hurry, TT Lee.
rners are four ladies with the army. viz: Mrs. Gov.
Cummings, Mrs. Col. Candy, Mrs. Lieut., Tyler, and
MIS- Lieut. burns. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

IMPLICATED BY CoSrgssIoN.-At the execution OF
two negroes in Nan-enond county Va, Friday, for
the murder of w. 3. Brothers, their master, the cul-
were very contradictory-a white man, named Frank
lin. who, they alleged, promised them their freedom
and a large amount OF money il they would execute
The decd. franklin was arrested aud imprisoned. Ii
was isared that the crowd assembled at the execution
would take the prisoner, franklin. from Jail, and
execute him on the spot, but better Judgment pre-
vailed, and the law will now take its course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

FIRE rs SOUTHAMPTON CoUsrY.-A fine and costly
dwelling house, just completed, and into which the
owner, Mr.. Joseph Ii. Barham. was about to remove,
was set on fire and destroyed at Bethleam Cross
Road, in Southampton county. Va. a few nights
since. The loss will reach 81. 100 or $1,000, on which
there is no insurance. Mr.. Bsrham offers a reward
of siOO for the detection and conviction Of the in.
cendisry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

SUPERIOR CorRT.-The case Of j. Bartholomew
for shooting I. T. Chopper, Esq, with a revolver, las
summer en- account OF which waspublished in our CO
lumns at the time, came up before the court on Satur
day. The day was occupied in obtsining q jury an
when we left the court room, Witnesses were being az
smined for The defence. The examination was elicit
ing a learned disquiSition on the meaning Of the wor
jealousy whether a jealous man could properly b
considered o sane one. The case will probably b
concluded to day. Norfolk Argus, Nou. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

LABOR FOR WESTERN VIRGISIA.-A correspon'
dent Of the New York Herald, writing from Staunton
find employment in Western Virginia, and adds
I'VE need farm hands, gardeners. nursery men
blacksniths. miners, and, indeed, common laborer,
and artisans Of every kind. Last year, l could not
employ laborers ON my farm at SIS a month, | board
ing them. Good blacksmiths can get from 50 to slO
q week"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

Rail ROAD FROM Hon PuIST TO VIRGINIA.
We learn from the Salem IN. Carolina) Press, that the
amount requisite to secure the charter of the 'Salem
and G-rmanton Rail Road Company" has been sub
scribed, and the requisite per cent paid in; that a
meeting of the stockholders has been held, and the
following gentlemen chosen Directors, viz O. l.
Banner (Chairmsn) and r. Gray, of Forsyth; Joseph
Ho!derby. Col. l. S. Gibson, K. D. Golding, Robert
Matthews and Wilson Fulton, of Stokes; and samuel
w. Dewey, of Campbell county, Va. Col. |. 5. Glib
son has been elected Treasurer, and Colonel j. w.
Alspaush Secretary. The books Of subscription still
remain open. The road is intended to form a part of
the line from High Point to the Virginia line and
| thence to LynChburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

HARD TIAEs.-At a sale of a number Of slaves in
Marion county. Va, on Tuesday last, the prices
brought were almost, If not quite, as high as hereto
fore. An ordinary looking fisld hand sold for ) ,ooo;
4 woman with two smsll children sold for 81 500 aud
another, with two babies, brought 81 ,45O.
VlRsIYIA ANNUAL CoSrEKEScE.-Ths Virginia
Annual Conference convened in the NJ. E. Church
in Elizabeth CITY, n. c., at 9 o'clock, on Wednes
day morning. 18th inst, Rev. Bishop George r
Pierce presiding. One hundred and one ministers
responded TO the call Of the roll. Committees on Pub
lie Worship, Memoirs. Sabbath Schools, Bible Cause,
Rock Account and Periodicals, were appointed by
the Chair. A correspondent of the Express saya:
communication from Measrs Stevenson ~ owen
Book Agents at Nashville, was received aud referred
TO the committee on book accounts.
A communication from Rev. DR.. VIM. l. Waller
concerning certain monies formerly held by him IL
trust for the Virginia Conference, and which the Con
ference sued for and recovered. was read and referred
10 a committee consisting of w, B. Rowzie, G.. w
Lanehorne and II. b. Cowles.
Samuel s. p. Lambeth, Henry E. johnson, Jacot
Fl. Proctor, James 5. Porter, j. II. Payne, James +
McSpanin. Henry G. Cheatham, VIM. e.. Hammond
Thomas Il. Early, John James Laffsrty, Robert w
Watts, Aaron Boon, James NJ. Anderson, Robert n
Sledd, j. w. Blincoe and ). Reese, were received OF
trial into the travelling connection.
Henry NJ. Linney, who located 10 a former year
asked to be re'admitted into the travelling connection
aud his request was granted.
SECOND DAY.-The application of Montca!p Old
ham Of Eastville, for admission into the travelliu!
connection, was rejected on account Of feeble health
and large family. Barnett McLsurin Of Chesterfield
applied for admission into the travelling connection
aud bis application was not granted, on account o
his delicate health.
DR.. {; b. Barnam formerly a local preacher in TN
VI. E. Church. South, on Southampton Circuit, va
allowed TO make a statement. in which he OBJECTED
to thaadministra.ion Of J. w. White and james A
Riddick, the former as preacher on southampton CIR
cult, and the latter as Presiding Elder of Rando'p'
Macon District, and presenting a legal question 10
Episcopal decision. The chair decided adversely Il
the cOmoiainant.
F L Way, WIN G Dulin. James II Crown. and Jn
z Mass, passed al examination Of character, AM
were continued on probation. Paul Whitehead, Cha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27
Nov ,a-ewlw AI Ia pyyAYETT' HARMANsoN. elk.
VT~IRGINIA:-At Rules held in the CLERKS Office If
y the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond, tho 9Th

OTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or the
BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
IuNIE annual meeting oi the Stockholders Of tho Blue
Ridge Turnpike Company will be hold A. Madison
Court lionsr. on SATURD ~, the oath OF November.
1857, at which a iull attendance Is requested.
BY order
Nov ls-cw,dm TIL. J HUMPHREYS. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

Virginia -POwHATAN COUNTY. TO WITH
v CEASCERY:-At Rulcs held in the Clerks Ofsce
OF the Circuit Court Of Powhatan County, from the 7h TO
the 9th day OF September inclusive, in the year 1857:
Edward Coles, executor OF Edward {. Swami, dec d.
pluin,iA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

j. w. PowELL-It will be remembered that some
mouths ago, it was reported that Mr.. John Webb
Powell of Loudoun County, son Of Col. II. b. Pow.
ell, had been murdered by the Indians in Utah Ter.
port was entirely Incorrect. An engineer belonging
to the corps under Superintendent Magraw, who ar.
rived in Washington a few days siuce, reports hav.
ing met Mr.. j. w. Powell, GU the 18th of September
last, on Black Foot Greek, in Utah. Mr.. =. was well,
but had to abandon IFS wagon and team, and twenty
head Of cattle which he was driving, on account Of
the disturbances existing at Salt Lake City.-lAsr.
nndria Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

RAzoRs! RAzoRs!-Preparatory to the Razor cam
paign for the Winter, Micajah y. Mesdor il in the city,
aud has established his head quarters over SanIay's
Daguerrean Gallery, No. l45 Main street. We agree
with the Wing in saying that Mr.. N. is an especial
favorite with the members of the Legislature, and has
doubtless sharpensd more razors for them than all the
men in the world besides. On behslf of Mr.. NJ. We
take pleasure in advising all the members 10 bring
with them their rszors, and leave them at the above
named No., and have them put in tip top order, for no
man can do it better than NJ. By the way, MIR. NJ.
has had manufactured upon his own order, by a cele-
brated house in Liverpool, q lot of as fine rszors as
were ever brought to this country, which he intends
for his friend. in general throughout Virginia, and for
the members Of the Legislature in particular.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
Democratic state Convention.

The State Convention of the Democratic party of
Louisiana meets in Baton Rouge on Monday next.
The attendance Of delegates will be unquestonably
very large and full We think it quite likely every
parish in the State will be represented as we have
noticed from time to time, in the last two months,
numerous meetings in the various sections of the COM
monwealth. But this will be nothing remarkable the
Democrats always being prompt and punctual when
ever their party interests are involved.
We shall not be at all surprised if lively times are
witnessed in the Convention In fact we confidently
anticipate rather boisterous exhibitions. The fight
will be triangular The outs will try to push
the ms out and work themselves nseveral fat offices
being the prizes to be won or lost. The ms will
struggle desperately to retain their comfortable berths
The "Old Fogies will strive to continue their as
tendency in the co uncils of the party and will man
age with their usual adroness to effect that end To
this the Young America portion of the party will
strenuously object, and ii the cold Fogies don't
look sharp they will find themselves ousted from the
seats of authority Strife between the Slidelhans and
antSlideans will undoubtedly ensue as we under
stand the I" ants " are determined upon making
dead set at the disciplined cohorts of the dictator
Rebellion vii! be heard and felt from the Felicanas
il Gen Manday is not nominated FOR Auditor of Pub.
Tic Accounts and the " wheel within wheel " bust
ness so forciby alluded to by the Clinton Democrat
few weeks ago, will be dissected and exposed That
exposition will certainly be rich one if it is ever
made. l
But we will not anticipate too much sport in ad-
vance, and will content ourselves with patiently
awaiting the result
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
Wines and Liquors,

17........... ROYAL STREET, .............fJ
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal ihas
10 this Market
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
b RIA N DIES:
sAzERAC of the Vintage 1885, 1888 and 1906 and othes
brands.
WI ISKY:
OF a!ldescriptions--scoch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORT Err, in pints and quarts
Also
hand my assortment of the best WINES and LII
QU0RS in the Market which will be sold on az resscnsaS
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No II ROYAL street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICP.--,A meeting
OF the American party was held in Monroe, La, on
the I'd nst for the purpose of appointing delegates
to attend the State convention, to be held at Baton
houge on the second Monday in June next and to
the Congressional Convention at Alexandria on the
4th OF July next. Delegates were also appointed to
attend the Senatorial Convention at Monroe on Sat.
afday, the llth of July next. The meeting selected
Col. W. II. Sparks as the American candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District. The
Colonel rs an active and able politician.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
to the Convention of the American party to be held
at Baton Rouge on the second Monday in June next
W. H. Goats, W. H. Sparks, John T. IudeHng w
Marbury, jr, G. @. Henderson, H. H. Slaughter Shas
pelery w. s. Grayson JAS. H. MilIny, D. EamIk
Henry Bartlett, Henry Viekers, r. Ray. $500
The following delegates were appointed to attend
the next Congressional Convention at Alexandria:
D. c. Smith, W. II. Sparks, E. Caviar, Jos. n
Mason, John Ray, A. H. Harris, Jas. S. Raw, ". r
Goodrich, ]. I. Ludeling, G. c. Henderson,
The delegates appointed to the Senatorial Conyen
ton are W. H. Goats, W. J. O. Baker, J. c. Faux, H
Sims, J. A. Flournoy.
On motion, the chairman, S. +. Slack, ESQ, wa,
added to each list OF delegates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
pa- A Word to Candid Public-scarce

Ey- Word to a Candid Public-Scarcely
elapsed since the of cele
bated Stomach Btters made to You have tested
efficacy have manifested your appreciation by your
patronage from the fact that they have invariably
compshed all they purpored to do, and if there still among
you any who predsposon have included
their general prejudice against medicine would earnestly
them the leading physicians in the land who
invariably prescribe in all of indigestion pep
sia biousness atuency constipation loss of appetite
profess all things but hold for the above
diseases the only speedy and reliable remedy We would
seriously you against the different spurious articles got
up and palmed off the genuine Hostete and 1t is due
aequant with all parties engaged therein. We
have present several different sections of
bonds hereafter intend prosecuting the fullest
of the law. HOSTETTER l. SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprieors, 267 Penn ST.,
myll 2p6t<W Pitsburg Pa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF IA I
.-t New Orleans, March Is, 1851
Mat meeting of this Committee held on
Thursday, 18th inst, at New Orleans it was
Resolpe That in consideration Of the fact that the impor
tant election Charter Officers for the City Of New Or
take place the first Monday Of jane next the day
upon which the Convention for the nomination of State Officers
held Resolution Of the American members Of the Legs
ature assemble at Baton Rouge it recommended that the
meeting of that Convention be until the SECOND
MONDAY JUNE NEXT, at II o'clock NJ at Baton Rouge
Rsolred That papers friendly the American Party through
out the requested notice change time for the
meeting of the said State Convention
mao 2ptfGW j. B. WALTON, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
Fine Summer Clothing.

NEW GOODS
Received per Steamers Cahawba and Black
Warrior.
By the above
II L FIR E d M U ROE g. co.,
No. "a Magazine street, New Orleans,
Have received an additional assortment of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
suitable for weather. among which is elegant
ment of
Thin Tweed and Single Nled Cashmere Business COATS
SACS and RAGLANS.
Single Miled Cashmere PANTALOONS-BIack and Colored
Rich Fanny Summer VESTS.
Alpaca Fancy and Brown Linen ombazne Barpour
dIGte FROCKS and SACS, etc.
ALSO
An elegant assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS FOR SUMNER WEAR,
such s.
Super LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS.
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze Merino, Gauze Cotton and Ise
Thread
Linen ond Jean DRAWERS,
HALF HOSE,
E CRAVATS
HANDKELCHIEFs
ETC., etc., etc,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description
Travelling TRUNKS, VALISEs, CARPET BAGS, UNI
BRELLAS, etc., etc.
E1-One Price for Goods-No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street,
myll 2p6t North east corner of Graver street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THE AMERICAN PARTY,
New Orleans, May 7th 1851. 5

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY I
. New Orleans May 7th 1851.
kD- At Meeting of this Committee, held
the 9th inst. the following resolutions adopted
Resoeed American Ward Clubs of the city and Al
gers, invited assemble their respective wards STUR
DAY the 30h instant at TX O'clock P M for the purpose of
making final arrangements for the city election and for the
purpose elecng delegates the State Convention be held
Rouge Monday sth June prox for the nomination
of State officers and members Of Congress- be elected the
first Monday of November next.
Resolred That the representation in the State Conven
ton shall upon the basis of delegate for every
hundred the last Presidential election
delegate for every fraction of hundred fifty
This will enle the several wards and Algers be
ntedh by asfn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
The weekly Crescent.

o. The WEEKLy CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received foreign
md domestic. BY mail and telegraph, together with
amount fyauable and interesting miscellaneous
naattef.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
Office No 10 Camp street, Of at ]. G. Morgan's book
store adjoining the PostOffice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

N. NuTTING GouLD's LIGHTNING RoDs,--The cleo.
tcai have had of late should serve 10 i'm
press upon the minds property holders the necessity protect.
ing their property and lives by erecting upon the
best lightning rods to be obtained
Mr. N Nuing Gould Of louisville KY has had many years
experience in putting lightning rods and he has invented
rod his own which is now in extensive throughout the
West and souh and the merit Of which aesed by all who
competent Judge Of things Mr. G. is now in New
Orleans and has established branch mandatory of his rods
at No 10 Now Ivee street He has on hand lot of os
patent rods which, with his he prepared to sell and pu,
up as cheap1y any other house in the South
All orders left the above place. No 50 New Ieyee street
or in Box No l6 Mechanics and Builders Exchange 81
Charles street. will be promptly attended by him. His bust
ness is exclusively that of putting up lightning rods and we
can confidently recommend him to all who may protection
from the freaks of the electric fluid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

F > 7 II n U z q Q q
No. So Camp street.
NEW SUMMER RAGLANS AND OFFICE COATS
OF ALPACA
BOMBAZINE,
COI,ORED LINENS, etc
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
COLORED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
VESTS-New patterns and styles Of
FANCY NARSEILIFS,
COI.oRED DRILL,
SILK etc.
SHIRTS-New styles Of
COLoRED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. B. ANDC. =.
LINEN
Isle THREAD, GAUHE MER1NO AND SILK
UNDERsHIRTS DRAWERS,
AS 2p25teod HALF HOSE, ETC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

vi" f| NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1851
HsrAt a meeting of the Board OF Directors
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, held the 18th
inst, it was
Resolved That the books for subscriptions to the stock the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company be reopened MONDAY
10th st the office Of the Company No. 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place and that the Secretary be instructed
and receive subscriptions and payments of any
moneys due either on old or new subscriptions
GEORGE s. YERGER, President.
EDWIN POST Vice President. ST. s@
.. W. p SAUNDERS,
A. NJ. HULBROUK, Committee.
j. j. PERSON,
GEO. C. LAwRASON, Secretary. a20 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
II. Daxrel s. Co..

II. DaxTel = Co..
sTATI0NERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
No. 81 Charities street, New Orleans,
Have received choice variety of Russia and Morocco Wal
let's Pocket Books Porte Monnaies Metallic Books
randum Books.
An extensive assortment of Browns, Dawson Warren &
Hydes Morton's, and Rich & Lourel's GOLD PENS
featured expressly for house.
Also, 1000 Blue and White Rnled FOOLsCAP, for
School use, ST 60 81 75 S. 90 and So % per
BLUE SAND at wholesale and retail, Travelling InkstRnds
Manifold Writer'S Rogers Crooke's Penknives Ivory Fold
ers, ETC., etc., at very low prices Call and see.
THE NEW TARIFF, compiled by Ogden and published by
Rich & Ioutrel, New York.
P. DUREL & CO.,
my9 2ptf 81 Charities street.