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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
Books, Stationery, &c.

Books, Stationery, &c.
in Charles Creuzet,s Building. one door above
tie journal Office, where he will keep con-
stantlY on hand every thing usually found ID
Book Store.
His stock consists, IN part, Dc School, Thee
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
Blank Books of all sizes anl prices; Lettet,
Caps Fhncyand Plain Note Paper; Envelopes,
Fancy Plain and Government; Quill, Steel
and Cola pens; Pocket Cutlery; Slates of all
sizes; Lead and Stale Pencils; Copy Books;
Arnold, MAYNARD and Noys Inks, &c.
he hiss facilities BY which he can on the
shortest possible notice procure any popular
work published either il America Or on the
Continent.
J All The late publications received as soon a
issued h -:3 i
He has Or hand now, 500 quires BLANK
Books assorted, half and fuitbolni.
90 dozen Memorandum's and Pass Books
assorted
100 Reams Letter, Cap, Fancy and Plais
Note Paper. IN
SlatesTof all Sizes, Steel and Quill Pens,
Inks, Pencils, Fort Folios, Visiting and Prins
tefs' Cards, Pen-holtlers, Ink stands, Draws
ing and Bill Paper. etc. in qualities 10 suig
purchasers, and at Low. figures. Give him j
call before purchasing elsewhere. as he is
confident he can give entire satisfaction.
Galhpolis, March "a, 1851. v2n47
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

VIRGINIA, SIS. :-At Rnles held in tie
clerks Office OF the Circuit court of
Putnam county, in the monthIof January,
1858. II .J#@
Thomas Fife rs. VIM. b. Langley& Hut.
senpeller Partners under the fom and style
Of Langley 4 Hutsenpelfer, IN ASsuMPsIT AND
UPoS Alta cHMENr.- !+ =
The object of this suit being ID recover the
sum Of $I25 60 cents damages. with interest
ana costs, and it appearing by affidavit flied,
that the above defendent Is are non residents
Of the Commonwealth ot Virginia, it is biz
5dered thatthey do appear here An one month
after due publication of this order, and DO
what is necessary To protect his interest id
the premises test IL, Il Il
l January 18th 1857 I IL WRIT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

Ez-Iieut. Gov. =. W. MocoaAs
vain st!s town last week, and IS, at pres
shift! visiting his friends in Mason
crcnhty. He. is ID good health and
gadol spirits, and appears well pleased
Yitli llis new home, Nebraska Terri
fbfF.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
4 Public Sale.

w Es IL F 81 sy s q E Fsssaa
next, six2 year old ,eight yearIings, three (of
last spring. mules, eight brood mares, one 2
year colt, one enltEof last spring, oneffne
large Jack, Jennets, 3 yoke oxen, 1Tmilch.
cows. NJ
Terms of sale.-Trhey will be sold on a
credit of II gmonthsE The purchaser giving
bond with good SECURITY, sbearing interest
from date. w TIM Sf
I n. NJ. ToMPKNs.
I, Is H. TH9S. A. LEWIS.
January t2th.f S5S, y3n37.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
I'M r oaTANT

master. B11i1ders-
THE undersigned, having been ap-
i pointed Committee, By the. NJ. z.
ssCIEuRcH SprTH, to superintend the build
ing Of a church in tie town of Charles
ton, will receive
SEALED PROPOSALS
from this date unit the 18th day Of Feb
ruary next, for the building of 4 BRIcK
CHuRcH, on the corner of Back and
Bank streets. Sail edifce to be Az feet
wide BY SO feet lorg, to contain 4 base
ment, 8 feet high n9Ae clear. main edi6ce
to be 1B feet hig, in the clear. Fhe
building to be completed and ready for
service blythe lstof September next.
The undertaken 81 undertakers will be
required To give bend with security for
the completion Of TIE work at the time
specified and for he faithful execution
of the plan and specifications,
Proposals will Sc received for either
the-excavation, stone and brick masonry
andlcarrentertwork separately.
or for the whole.
Plan and specifications of the building
may be seen at the Office Of The 4 KAN y
Awna Wallet STAR, in first building
below tile Court House, Charleston, Na.
W. BICKtRS. P. O.,
JOHN q. WRIGHT,
T. B. SWAMI. Com.
r. M. MALCOLM,
JNO. RUMBLE.
cHAaLEsToN, Jan l9, 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

.TTIRGINIA, ss:- Ait rules held in The
clerks office OF the county court Of Put
nam county. in the month Of January, 1858.
Reuben B. Swindlef rs. JamesIM. ROBBERS s
Napoleon B. Bowyer.--lS DE BIT, AND uFos ar
T4eHMENT. Il t
The object Of this suit being 10 recover The
sum oil ST go cents damages, with interest and
costs, and 1t appearing by affidavit filed that
the above named defendant Napoleon B.
Bowyer is a non resident oflthe Commonwealth
of7Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear
here in one month after due publication OF
this order, and do what's necessary to pro
tect his interest in the premises. test.
Ro. .7'-iHARVEY, CLERK.
Ian I2th 1883 y3n37 4ss#z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

KEY. SIR ART l2oIs soN Tllisdistin.
egsr1islied Ministerolhe Gospelpreach;
ed in the Presbytdan Church |cfitllis
place, on Sunday thrning and Sunday
night last. His hrmons, as usual,
were characterize BY boldness Of
thought, force Of fguinent, strength
ef Language, and originality Of con
ceptien He salwss attracts 4 large
and attentive audmce.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

4 Some Of our citizes met atthe. Court
House on Wednesaa. evening last, for
The purpose Of forming another Fire Com
5pany, but It all ende ii veil, il
didn't end in fine, fz~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
BoDMIAN MS
STATE i n sPEcTIoN
r 8 bacco w are b o use,

! Nos. 81 and 50 Front street, ara &C., 64and
I'd Water-st.. bet. Walnutand Vine
TRI WEEKLY sales By Auction, 81 }i'obac-.
II h 10 direct fromthe Planters, Of choice
ands general assoTtnIehts. Also, various
growth. the same at jail times by private sale.
submit comparison Of the costs TO tine
Planter between sales here and thoseIat R:ch-
mond, taking Cincinnati as a starting point
and 1850 lbs. as the weight. i It4:I-
COST OF sHiPMENTs TO CINCINNATI,
Drayage, %. %
Sales, 1&c., to the Owner, G4 "a EFi50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
ArrRpkiM Alto \ PRIZES.
4 prlzss Of 4noAn,E. ID so, o. Q prize are $Ist


( The Numbers rpm to 5o.00U, corrfSponr
ding with those Numbers on the Tickets prin-
ted on separate slips of paper, are encircled
with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and
enrireled, ire placed in another wheel
The wheels: are Then revolved, and a mum
beris5drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and
atthe same time a Prize is drawn from thetoth-
ar wheel. The Number and Prize drawn out
are opened and exhibited to,the audience, and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed asaiHst the Eumbef drawn -
This operation isIr4peated until all the Prizes
are drawn out, s &I &t;zJA s.s z{t2s@t NJ
ApproximatieH Prizes.--The two prece-
ding and the two Succeeding Numbcfst to those
dra wing the first Prizes will be entitled To
tfhe % Approximation Prizes. For example
|if Ticket No. fi250 draws the $4,000 Pine,
those Tickets numbered 1i24S, 1t.49. / t25ljs
Ita52, will each BE- entitled To- 500 If Tick
ct No. $50 draws 1.-THE $4,000 Prize, those
Tickets numberedE 54s, 549, 55l, $50, will
each be entitled tot$3f0 and so on according
10 the above schente.
The 5000 PfizeSlof $50 will be determined
'by the last figure of the Number that draws
tile 10000 Prize. For example, il the Mum
Iber drawing the $4,000 Ptize ends with No.
Fiji then all the Tickets. where the number
lends in /, will be entitled to $40. If the
Number end withE2, then all the. Tickets
where the Number ends in 2will be entitled
I'd so and so on4td o. n ti#i~
Certificates Of pbckages will be sold at the
following rates, whichls the risk: if
Certificate Of package Of ~ " hole tickets $50
.s.' 4 II 'tE 10 quarter " 20
=" "aH 10 eighth 4t*f" 10
ISORDERrxa "TrdkKTs on CERTIFIcArts. Il
Enclose the money to our address for the
Tickets ordered, onreceipt Of which theywill
be iforwarded' by frSt mail. Purchasers can.
haY e tickets ending in any figure they may
designate. Il E2sECt. f.
The List of ORA win Numbers andPrizes will
be- sent to PURCHASERS Immediately after draw
ing. .i-% IA. ss
IFPurcl asers will please write their sigma
ture plain, and give their Post Office County
and Sta, e. H.. <.H ta..E.
IJRemember that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
LrAll prizes Of 81 1000 and under, paid i'm
mediately after the dra Wing-othef pffzes at
the usual time of thirty days. "
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders fdrs Tickets or Certificates
to rs. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons resiping NEAR Montgomery, Ala.
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. Swan & Co., at
either of=1hose cities I'M
GJpA list of5NumB ers that are drawn from
the wheel, with thsamount Of the prize that
each one is entitiedto, WILDE published after
every drawing, inEthe following papers,
New Orleans Deltai Mobile Register, Char
lesion Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Fntelligencer,s New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch
and New York Dispatchand PauIding Miss.
Clation. ,EE IF N: III .1-1s57-i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

III p osrPoSEaENr.- ly reference to tile
advertisement of R.aI. Tompkins and
Thos. A. Lewis, it VII be seen Thar their.
sale Of Stock, &c.,3is postponed from
Monday the 18th Of kbruary, ~ Fyiday
the 10Th. rs l INF
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

!. Il
VI PRorRAcrnp MGEINes,- The Meth
odist Episcopal Cbrcll South, com,
menced q Protractd Meeting at the
Court House, in tbs place, oil ssatnr-
day evening las, nd intend TO con e
through tbs week. Several
clergynen are il aendance.
NJ The members ofhe NJ. E. Church
South at Finley Gapel, lon Rocky
Greek, are holdig Prptracted
Meeting, at which considerable in
terest is manifested Up to the pres
ent time. IS CONVERSIONS. have taken
place, and 24accessons TO the church
have been made. ley. r, ;. Graves,
is in attendance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
KANAW IT Al !. VALLEY s. ia r !.
SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
Authorized NJ the State Of Georgia.
y
s1o. GOO for slosu

& / ts7@ + + Z +
TINE following Scheme will be drawn by
i S.sSwan 81 Co., Managers Of the Spar
Ia Academy Lottery, 10 each of their sim
gle number Lotteries for, February 1868, at Au-
gusta, Geo. in public under the superinten-
dence If Commissioners.
Glass
To be drawn in the City oil Augusta Georgia,
in pablic, on SATURDAY. Feb. 9th, 1858.
Class2.
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Geo, in
public, on SATURDAY, Feb. 18th, 1858.
Glass 3,
To be drawn in Tile city OF Augusta, Geo., in
public, on .SA RuRDAY, Feb. 10th, 1888.
Class 4,
To be drawn In HE city Of Augusta, Geo., in
public, on SA 11uRDAY. Feb. 27th. 1853.
h ON THE PLAN OF SING LE=NBMBERs. IL
q Is 1919 - 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
5ITY BOOK ST ORE
WILLIAM IL. NASH

WI GUILD respectfully inform the citizens 81
w Charleston and surrounding Acountrk
that he has Just received and is now openings
large and well selected assortment Of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

COST OF SHIPMENTS ozRicHMoND ii
Freight per Ibid. to Point Pie asant, $3.50
STORAGE and commissioned that place.
Freight per hhd. fron1l 10 Wheeling, SOC
Drayage and commission at Wheeling
Freight from Wheeling I'd Baltimore 4oc
per hundred 4 t.t# tHI 6.6s
From Baltimore to Richmond perIhhd. i.3f
Drayage and Wharfage z g5 .54 +7f IS
Inspection E1S# E{ II. sc
Commission 81 per Gent. HT5z#ftf.I.. Ell
Average loss in weight ) Tbs: per cwt. + u +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

Sd 4
FA1LEp AaAlN. -rhere4have been
many important faures ii this and
other sections of Or country daring
the.pastafew month, and this gener-
al suspension Of a regular business
seems to have 3exteled toI the upper
regions, for that ntable parsonage,
the s Clerk Of TIL Weather." has
had his drafts on Sow Banks, drawn
for this region, dlsonorcd. i During
the past week, he lale several at
tempts to negotiateand, at one time,
We thoughthe woul succeed, .but.his
sight drafts were iishonored, even
after allowing the sual three. days
grace. AIT orr prsent writing, he
is shedding copios tears over his
want ofIsuccess. Esis to be hoped
his tears will congtl soon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

W. understand that .ouf Tailor,
Mr.. KrLEY, has orosmentei steasall
and Turley with anlets. He found
this necessary. assteagall recently
made another attnptto break Jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

TsoNSTliBLEss and her BLANKS fefs
NJ 5saie ii. this Office.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

.KANAw1iA RlvE IMrRovEMENT. -
The Bill for the ilprovementHof the
Navigation of Chg Kanawh5a river,
has passed the Selte.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
~. !. ass 3 ! advertisements.
WHOLESALE Al NlSsED HESklses I
DEALERS IN
G. R OC E r. [ E s
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS etc
and Forwarding Merchant.
GalliDol1S, q.

HTOULD respectfully inform their n1raer
wv GUS friends and customers on KaRawha
that they keep on hand a large and weIl4Re-
letted stock Of Groceries, etc, and are Ne-
pared TO fill any orders from broad they may
be favored with, at shortest notice.
The following articles comprise part of cur
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

Total expense, ZTF n " 1E#F -5FIFIFH# S2I.5
Showing difference iii favor 81 a Cincin-
matt market against ic hnond Of 1888 per
hogshead, which is u cfea gain. 10 the Plant
er or owner. CHARLES BODMAN, Pro'r.
September / '57-7v3ni9yi ILL.,. "a r71
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

Best Lace Leather always on hand
September l, ,57-sa s.sy3yi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

RIVER INTeLLlaENcE.


FEip<Y, May u. 1858.
Yesterday was another clear ana warm aay' per
haps the warmsst o. the season.
Basiness pretty active on the upper landing, con
&dcrag TIE seaon; neither the arrivals nor depart
ures are numerous tae boats leaving nave 'oerao'e
trips
OF &c river before me CITY u conunaes 70 receas
slowly A. VcksouFg Yesterday = was rising slowiy
AsHisAis'--ihe fert ADAMS p@cka oaie noD'n
son, Capt r. r 9ross arrived WIN is1 ozles ros''n
70 hhds sngar' and sAs np's' mo'asses- Sne 'e1'e'
ssain - usual on Saturday az r. M.
fhe new and swirl Louisville packet 'no' t'A'us'
Capt W. Underwood arrived win nun CIV so.-iA'
was $50 hhds tobacco. She leaves again on oasul
day at Z. NJ pnnctuaiy. we are moea oo''sea y
her polite clerk, Capt A. falacio, iof 'a'e psps's
Tbs great Vicksbnrs U ;. mah pasAs' Ns'0neA'
Capt T. P IleAthers, arrived Tssn efs nsles co''oh
and her usual complement q passenseis sns oAoAs
cut Is usual at r \. 70 the minute On sA'uloay'
Bears coNtse.-Ihe great Loa'ss'lle pacAe' D'snA
Capt 2 r. Sturgeon VIZ ue ~ pof' 1nr n''fh'ns'
and leaves positively on Monday next zatn INST a'so
the renowned ST. Louis packet hlaWatla' osp' y =.
Dx-now Of ths y y L'ne--wlli Pc IN port so'oAy,
snd leaves on wednesday next zs'n 'us''
Bears LEkFIsos- ~. a. Doneias JoF SeBeTson'--
Capt VI ". Withenoury, pacSs oot ms popular heo
river packet to-day a. Z. M u pace o. tne 6 =.
kinbaf'. IS above Mr. mos Jacobs nus nef once
~ q Ne'reo"o 5or " "a ~ 'ne oAi'y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
REcEIpTs oF pRnnuoE.

FORT ADAMS-steamer Sallis Robinson-sO bales cotton
John / Leio J Person 4co-9 Dasva Girard-s do j
% 5sa sss Ss % SS
O Marnsauxsa do Thompson 8cos bbls uossses nall
sapes ordsrTOal iS2 bales 70 aids sugar
bbs molasses.
Fowler 8eo Do Halt Kemp hhds sugar Gordon j.
rs DO Pitcher oeodrch &co bids 20 bbs molssss
csn4 Miienbssger Seole bbls oasses hf bbs
lus hhds sugar b bbs molAsses As hf bbs mOlassss
cKsBURG--steamer Nalshea-ls2 bales cotton TO R L
sSsRa Stanton wssss acton
81 urqahaFt-95 byrle Vance kco-s6 John Watt AGO
saohsoa Carroll Ssoa %sSs sa SsIe eotton
Person Aes--Is { Calnmiass &eols Robson AIlsn6
Harding, Ahbay Moeheed-ies sacks peas Carroll
bales cotton.
LouIsvILLE--stsam John RaIns-sl bhs whisky 5 do
S. CASKS Ss Sscoa sssos Il Hfs ~ ~
Y boxes no Do candles James speske &eo bb q
bbls aour sehneIdeIl hhds tobacco Yesman dco
SS sSsy 3 ass. ~Ssa 3 ss oar %
n DO eaiiee Is bills Twehe &ces do SEA sacks
wSsss Lana Dosu Sss whisky Aeaeoes Lsisnso pcs
osxssg csameef4 nhds tobacco s4s sacks whsa. log do
If bb lark Fse-ss 6ce7 tobacco s. bbs eggs So
aek. wheat ksg butter Robertson MeDoasaiis hhds ..
= ssd as esss "a snI Ahds ooasee Seo
= ha1s SS.eso John Aids tbseeo Givea Waits
iobceo 20 hbs aol casks bacon Short 1eosandTss 20
0rder--fvtal So hhds tobacco.
RkILRoADs.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILR0 bales Thornhhi 1eo-4s bales cotton
Pitcher qoodreh &ceio Payne iIarrsons2 do block Nc.
AfecS9 Lewis ogesbyS5 do Warren Gilmore AGO Sl do
FULLY Acol5 Byrne, Vance 4co-l6 Oakev Hswkins SEQ
Is Tunball7 Patton Smith Punan-li bales cotton
Coleman 4co6 bales Lowe Mci(eynods eo
edo Baehannsn. Carroll Aco-s D Kicks &co-s do
Rarret-2 Pnchard Flower &co-2 carer Harrison &coi
skip WITH Hazard &cosundFes oderfota SO bates cotton
r0ATcHARrRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILEstsamsr cnhalo5 bales cotton cusachl Bros 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
CATHOLIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mandevil eand Morales.
Immaculate Conception-BarOnne, on Canal.
tJesuit's l-Baronne, Common.
ST. Louis Cathedfal-Jackson Square.
ST. Acknowledgement, c. CONT
st. Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
St AHgustine-Bayou Read, c. St. Claude
81. BaTthoomewVillere, b. Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
giers
St. John Bapst-Dryades b. Clio and Calliope,
ST. Jossph--Com mon, b. Marias and Where.
st. Marie-Conde, H. Ursnline.
ST. Mary--.Iosephine b. Live Oak and Laurel,
st. Pafrick-Camp, b. Julia and Grod.
81. Peter--Msrigny. b. Casacalyo and Grsatmen.
st. Theresa-Canp opp junction with PrytaniA.
ST. Trinty-St. Ferdinand.
81. Vincent de Psul-Greatmen, c. MOntegut.
Ursnlne Convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp Melpomene.
FIRST NGREGATfONAfss St Charles, n, Julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; 81. Petsr's -Seamens Bethel
ssplAnasg. LEglist Proiesisnte francsse-RAmDar O.
Bienve Christ Church-canal, Dauphine ST. Paul's-
Camp Gacnnie. ST. LukesHercules, Felicity road
Naturalization 9. Plaqnemlne Annuncaton Anuun.
citation Square Mount Olive-AlgeFs.
LUTHERAN Euterpe. b. Bacchusand 0ryades
METHODIST Csrondeet b. Heya and Girod Felicity
Chestnut MORGAN, ksghien Dryaies Terpsichore.
Pey, Grcatmen. Marias b. Bienyie and Cont Coffee,
jackson ST. Paul lcoloredD Carrollton Carollton,
Nayades Aigiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: La1ayeae Square. Prytania, c. Gle.
Casscalvo, Railroad. Canal, Franklin fulton,
Josephine rrytania, g Josephine. fhaiis, Benton.
GERM EyANG.s Proteslans-Phitp, C. Chippewa Proes.
tant-t,iio, b, Apollo aud Nayades
UNITARIAN; Prytania, Caope Clio. b. Prytalia and
Dryadss Ieypsieh E@ a. hagaces. EnierPes1 sAechV'
and Dryades.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

PHILADELPHIA A-shp L nale-A Hill-Burgessay Acc
IS Aby-- Hitchcock Laiting-A Lchder-John Wan
cox Lambert-~PTiee. Converse Smth-Lanaa Rros--J
kaQuie Aco-Walker Sniderslark Stander &coJ Hern
deyer-Csessy FAF~ei-Lenes DalAehaise----Heaion
want kco Mccuchon Howell AeoR Laugh in-Boeos Seo
&C Q 0aines AGO. Buddscke kco- Green Crnmp-Rn-
lei 6cofhos Henderson PealeJ 8oEdangarShaw& zun
- hmid zelgier-B kaatre 4eo--Eaion Heuderson-e
kima hoA PendletonFeoss 4co-H ClosicFtnan I'd ard
coas,y -bueknsr Stanton NssmaaJ Bureksst- Mort
aeaWood MitenherKer &coDr Csrhieht-Col Camp bell
- Wright &eo-voss Bros &co--snd osdsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
oUAoHIrA RIVER.

Leaves TURDAY 22d inst. ats p. NJ.
r. REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN PAS
lGA8kkxts senger packet Judah TOuro, T. @. Lsdbet-
ter, mas eI, +. S. Butler. clerk-Csmden, Beach
Hills ChAmpHgnolle, Wilmington MORGAN, Pigeon Hills Marie
Saline, Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Cas-.
tsrs Landing Columbia Harrsonburg, Trinity, and all inter
mediate landings Ouseha and Black freight
passage apply on board, or to
myl7 ]. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 22dfnst. atBPN
~ FOR CAMDEN, BEkCd HILLS, MIL
ler's Bluff, Roarki, Landing, Edo ado Landing,
Champagnoe, Wilmington, Moro, Pigeon Hills,
Marie, saline Alabama Il nding Qua ha CITY ngon,
Lochomond Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Landing
Columbia Harrisonhurg Trinity and ali landings
on onachitt and Black rvers-The and light drSught
steamer Comet, drawing only Is inches waterJ Eugene
Elliott MASTER j. B. Wasson clerk, will leave ABOVE taking
freight for all way landings. For freight passage apply
board.
j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
HThe Comet will freight Saline priyi-
lege OF Ieshipping steamer g. Marshall. myl7
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Shipping snlsIIIstnfs.



Ship Harvest Queen, Manson. for St Petersburg,
ship Ella Drummond for 81 Pstersburr Ashbrdse Sco
Ship Saratoga Trssk Liverpool II Ashbfidge Acc
British ship China, Armstrong, for Liverpool,
ship Lamar Bradley for Liverpool j P Whitney Sco
BARK IalsycFa Merehew, for Glasgow. Creevy & Farwe
Bark Jos Hale, Merrc for Boston, Jos II Bass
Brig Queen Of the chapman Boston, VIM Dewey
Brig a 4 Chapman. Laurent, f,f Havana, S Plassan
schr Martha. Harrison for Pensacola, J A Mitchell
British schr Ruatan. Eden, for Belize. Honduras,
Bouduosquie Philips
ARRIVED.
Steamship oahawba Buoch from New York via Havana to
james Connolly kco-lst dist.
Bremen ship Herman. Kiehman from March, to master
ship Josiah { Hale Graves is days FROM Philadelphia to
X whitney &co-3d dist s.
Straightforward, Hobrook days from Sabine Pass Golden
bow Lesp gre-lst dist. ts
Mexenu sehr Jeacquin Dez days from Vera Cruz in bal
last, to Camerden--2d dist o.
ecnr Isabella. Randall. from Pearl Riyer--Basin
Schr Arsene Cooper. from Cosiagton-Basin
sehr Pomms a Or Morrison. from Amite Rissf-Basin
3chr Maria, Wrsdt, from Horn lsland-Basin
sTEAMB0ATs.
salIle Robinson Gross, from Fort Adams.
Capitol BarfNuco. from MofganEa.
Cuba. Bern. from Mobile.
Nachek. feathers. from Hicksburg
John Rain, Underwood. from Louisville
Towboat Mary Kiugsland Phillips, from the
down and 70 18th inst ship Maid Of schr
Jon Be-brught up ships Herman, !. Hale, schooners
Howard and joaquin.
BBLow-OOMIEa UP.
Sehr woodbine, 49,. from Sabine Pass.
ship Maseppa, new. Boyd. from Bath Maine
PAssEEGKRs,
Per ship Herman FROM Beuens cabin and 2sS In the
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC-I

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ANToINE LEV
ROT has the honor the public that be has
sold his Restaurant situated Benye between old Levee
and Charities Streets to Mr.. EUGENE JUNEAU,
his Continuance of the patronage generously
bestowed upon HIMSELF he will be found worthy Of every
reNpect.
He would also take this occasion ask all those who
debied TO him. 70 call and settle and all who have bills against
him 70 send them In as early possible.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, May q, At p N.
Regular y. s. Mail Shreveport Packet.
r. REGULAR SHkEVEPOkf PACKET
lEA3AAkr1 THE elegant and and swift running
packet Duke, Samuel Apple
gate master o. " Ceos clerk will positively leave shove
for Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Coucnatta Campte
Eeore Nachto hes St. Maurice Montgomery. Alexandria,
Coe Norman Landing, Gortons Landing TarbiBs Landing
and all intermediate landings Red river. For freight
having accommodation apply board
myl7 GEO. ID. HITE A CO., 6 Front street