New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-27
49,. UNITED STATES TRI- re-
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On TUESDAY, at IoS THTR$bAY, ON SATURDAY., a,
The @ TIE n mgseen The magRGen s
Princess, Captain e apit oil Natchez, Captain
for Donalsonvie will for Don for Donaldson
Paqusmne baton alasonyl!e PLAGUE vile Plaqn9mins B
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou son, Bayou Sara Red
River IantingLFor Sara, Red River River Landing Fort
Waterproof Rodney ans Nachez, Wa terproof Rodney st.
Gulf Warrcnton and St Iosep* Grand warenon andvcks
4GEsDAy fEsiSiS istsSurs "'s 4 SsS =?
Providence, stack
skip%h;s siiTHS Fs"fh f.nud"s h"s
sysSS THHufsD1Y
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed: All
o for YazSo SS epssnpd to
SHAW agent tle boats vcksOnrg, who will forward
These boats % Vii not Tespoasbe for a@y package
bills Of ang are Specifying the contents and value and
the ;res pnd nor for any yn1Hss Spossd with the CLERK
For freight or passage appS Oh 9oara p or Gn
Union Row, 81 CArondelet st.
nso tt T.B SMITH, No, 8 Tchoupitoul las St:
CILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GKANU-
and smses classes on OF Which has tate Oh
three crops with combination of the following advantages
a,or or an entire steam train:
l. It requires but pressure 80 pounds strike
? i requires additional water for the boilers.
J. It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
0V' s. fh9 "cs Sen @ ali ali VS % and he nosf:
direct addition boilers required where the sugar mill
pair Of cylinder boilers - inches in diameter and 81 feet long
with Gmas BagaSse Furnace now furnish steam to grind ht
cane and run the Pneumatic battery making 10 hhds sugar
o. The Pneumatic Battery Grannlator is put in operation
much less expense the planter than any other bat
application of steam to making sugar in part entrel,
For further gI2Tm@on panphet with full specification
raors or Chher to be used win direct Or exhaust steam
d. cm 70 d@sjs} SaHgsI s,rct3 H. Ssw IFaAS arssns M
OLs AMI XAANfSiJE toTFXSE SEX %FLrANs OIL
Arg M%GSEkY fss % Sf'' "" $as sHJi% oIE 70 lu'"sn
FAsSHHH$ FAHSnRS; OIL 6&1s' Kk!TH1 KfFTnA, vAHSlSH
Al greatly reduced prices, and elu" quality any of hos
orders received the Mandatory, New Basin, til
For evidence the good qualify of these OILS the Compan
caly in uEcltinG machinery painting whose cert
Gales can be seen at any yw% rn,e' cooU
F. w. Manager NJ; IgT5 Of Beleyille Iron Works.
/. bhEDS !. SknwslrHR' vHlr Il" ooSrs1:mr,n, %Sps1
Nos % an? hSRs Il EH2 fn g n2 rTSn' ,''e
corner Of Cusomhogse and New i.cvee streets.
JGHS !HdS,t F%STEE z W1HRs Ens'f str California.
S''on" D; yY %fiS I S%n Gt " Swamp Fox
| L. G SII wv, Blacksmith, GIod street. .
JACOB MYERS.
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill.
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine.
J. W. IIAMASON, Engineer.
W. A. MAGkIE, Engineer
q. ALMNDINGE Ek, Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
II Cust0ullouse street.
| JOHN s. MAUNSELL.
And the Propreturs of Newspapers in New Orleans VII
have used the Oil. mSi tmSW
rNEXAS tGXPRESS-FRoM AND AFTER THE lot
proX will Ur prepared forward freig baggage
Galveston Houston, kustiu and Indauna. All persons sh
ping by Express may rely upon safe and expeditions
livery OF their properly places If desrnao
5. TOBY Jr. Il BRO.,
my4 If No, 81 Camp street
DRANIjY-2v bbts very HDe old Aupe Cirr for sale by
d JONES, NJ ACkINn X co,
mvI 81 tiTHvipr street.
I EHiGH LUMP CUAL-tI- rns, ,uublu for
II dry uot, board brig AuraIc u sale by