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by nlaH or erpreSS post paid,
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at this Office.
May 18th, l658.-1y
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COUNTY COURT.
Hon. JAMES Il. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May,
Augustand November.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. James E. Hale, Presiding Judge;
NJ. p. H. Love, and Rufus Smith. Associates
Meets on the second Monday in February, May,
August and November
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. John NJ. Howell, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, April
and July, and on the third Monday of October.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
VIM. E. Miller, lst District, Auburn.
Robt D. Egbert, 2nd District Illlinoistown.
William Duck, 3rd District, Yankee Jim's.
The Board meet on the first Monday in Febru-
ary May August, and November.
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PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES +. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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Terms.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

TzIR CREATOR AND THE CREATuRE.--We are cfea-
eures. What is it TO be creature Before the sun
sets in the red West let try to have an answer to
oar question. We find ourselves in existence to-day
amid this beautiful scene, with mutitudes Of our
feliewcreatnies round about We have been alive
and on The earth 50 many years so many months. SO
many weeks, so many days, so many hours. At such
aud such time we come 10 the use of reason but
at such an age and III such a way that we clearly
did not confer our reason upon ourselves Bat here
are to-day, not only with reason but with Char
acter OF own, and foldiIiag destiny IN some ap
pointed station Ia life. We know nothing OF what
has gone before us except some little OF the exterior
Of the past which history OF tradition or family
cords have told Of We do not doubt that the sun
and the moon, the planets and the stars, the blue
skies and the four winds, the whole green and
the fruitful earth, before time n0eed before
the time OF man at all.
Science unfiddles mysterious things about them,
but all additional light only 10 dafken aud TO
deepen our real ignorance. So it Is with the crea-
ture-man. He dnds himself in existence which he
did not give to himself he knows next TO nothing
OF what has gone before, and absolutely nothing OF
what h 70 come exceptso FAR his Creator pleased
to reveal il 70 him systematically Aud thus Ii comes
60 pass that be knows better what will happen to him
In the world to come than what viii be his fortune
here. He knows nothing Of what is to happen to
himself on earth-whetber his future years viii be
happy or sofr0Wtul, whether be will rise or fall
whether he viii he well or alling. 1t Is not in his
own hands, neither is it before bis eyes. II YOU
ask him the particular and special end which he il
TO fuia 10 his life. what the particular gift or good
which he was called into being TO confer upon hii
feilowmen what the exact place and position which
he was 10 III In the great social WHOLE be cannot tel
you It has not been told to him. the chances arr
with him as With most men, that he will die and ye
mot know ID. And wbyf Because he is creature
1.-THE Creator and the Creature, by DR.. Faber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

VERA CRUZ-Steamship Tennessee-Sl0,59 500 Camerien-
5000 abords Xiuues5OJ0 de Egana-lgs SO w Prehn
&eo7OO Brugnrre &co-suudries Barrere AGO. de
Egana-E forstal-Cramer &co-P Kuntz-Brugurre &eo-
Total $26,9gS 80.
~ PORT MISUNDERSTANDING Robt waterman2S bales Of
Tarleon, Whiting fullisS Edward Nalls &ccl6
Ouirer Harrison &co-5 John Williams &eol2 FULLY AGO
Iii Farley Jurey &coS X Carter &co7 Pisburg-3 do
Green &co-I George smedes kco-1 Green Crump350
hides Morrs-l6 do @ W shaw keo-2 horses IL Jordan
Total 10 bales cotton
CHARLESTON-Bark Meaco20S casks S39 hf do bgs
peas l. Il l. LeYJ48 railroad Jno Galhoun-l
pkgs furniture Harvey &coS casks rice PTovan1 half
cotton seed Judson Lescenel dse
Vaenine-l box do Thos Henderson Peale2 bales mdse
Payne Harrison bales boxes mdse GLADDEN. Sexas.
LIvERPooL-shp whitney-70OO sacks Of salt to j P
Whitney AGO.
NEW YoRK-ship Galens-Assotted mdse
NEW YoRK-Bark Sarah L Bryant-Assorted mdse.
IIvERPooL-ship Sea Belle-2O0 to salt to order,
BoSToN-Bark Harriet Hazzelane-Assored mdse.
ls arley Jurey &co4 do do Moses Gfeenwood do do
Taeion Whiting Tullisl3 bales cotton 50 bulls urpenne
Metcaf Aeo-2 hhds A MITCHELL bales
ding boxes mde Bnchannon Carroll &coTotn "a bales Of
cotton.
MoBILE-Schr Olive BranehS7 bbls eamphne 800 bbls Of
rcsin to Bessy &co-300 do Price, Converse Smith
MoBILE-schr Aiance6OO bills naval Price Con-
4 Smith,
MoBILE-schr Sarah Bladens5 coo feet lumber to order
CoVINGToN-Schr Lsura35 900 bricks to Weber Bax-
ter.
BILoXI-Schr James Eliza-27 600 to order
BAY ST LoUIS-sehr Perseverance40 cords wood to
der.
BILoxIsehr Invincible-g7 Oou feet lumber to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

A BLIND GIRL SEEING 2 A PIAY--During the
performance OF The Jewess al the American thea.
ter San Francisco. short time ago, little girl at.
zxaet much attention BY suppressed but violent sob
hing. 1t was thought at first, that she was child
whose refined feelings were more susceptible than
those of Others older and more experienced in the
world. and that she looked on the scene real But
that was not the cause Of her grief. Before losing
her sight she had the play and hearing that Il
was 10 be performed that night by Mrs Hayne, she
desired to be taken to the theater to see it,. Sew
efal times she whispered to her mother, There, |
remember that part !; how do wish could see, it's
90 dark When the Jewess was about ascending to
the caudron the child tried TO look toward the stage
but failing 70 penetrate the curtain which hid the
from herself alone she buried her face in her
hands and cried with bitter vexation and despair All
who knew Of the little girls misfortune shared 10 her
grief and disappointment, but they could not see and
feel the terrible shadows that hung about her heart
dark al the plnmes of raven. What cherries
horizon is hers But for her there IL light beyond
The rayiess ways Of time. where brighter lamps iii
from the Holy Of Holes, will enable her to see
riearI AZ the archangel who has looked upon thu
gorgeous scenery since the birth Of ages.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

Steamship Tennessee Forbes from Vera Cruz 10 Harris Nor
&ea--ist dist
Steamship Robt Waierman Hnard from Maiagorda Bay
Randne, Block &co--lst dist.
ship Belle Anphsr from Liverpool Dec sis to MASTER
lst dist q.
ship whiney Gray, from Liverpool Dec 81 10 Whit
hey &ce-lth dist ~,
British Ship Adyanee Dugad from GLASGOW via Mobile, TO
Hoghton, Rankin &co-Point.
ship 6alsna Leayi Il days from New York. to cohsnd
dist IS
Bark SARAH L Bryant Jones' II days from New York 20
Hynson &co-1st dist Is.
Bark Meaco Go1hAm, Is days from Charleston to sL&EL
Levy--ist dist n
Bark Lae Begss DAer IS days from Palermo ballast
Bark Harriet Harsene rinkwaer IS days from Boston, to
W Deuey-let dist "a.
schr Walter n. Thompson days from Apalaehco, d
MetcaIf o--Basn.
sehr Olive Branch. Smith, two days FRONT Mobile
Basin.
sehr Alliance, Maxsu from days from Mobile 70 Blissss
and other exctements. The place was very popnla
1 la.t ..aar al hit IL .a.r. =. al No..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

corros AND roaAOCo srArEMENr.

SUGAR The sales embraced 1900 hhds at about
previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 5@ssSc
M0LASSES. Some 1000 hbs at 2527c for Fer
menting, etc. and 2s30 and Sic for Prime Choice
cobalt bbls at33GD35c D gallon.
FLOUR. Prices still looking up, with sales Of
bills Of which superne 81 rs 40 snperne
and 500 Fancy do at 81 STA and 500 81, Louis supens
which Ras the asking rate for SupeTfne At the close.
GRAIN. Corn msr with sales 5000 1000 sacks
including go Mixed and 900 do from aboat 5jc 366 Yellow
and 500 Prime White in lots CO. aud lots 426c for
Inferior Green, ETC.. and 50g5Sc bushel for Mixed OF
Wheat 396 Prime Red sold -. Oats were higher
and 800 sacks ST. Louis brought bushel OF
l25 tuns in aatboat sold at sl2 v tun, in bulk.
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork included 100 bbls Prime
al SIS SIN and 80 OF Ramps private terms Mess
failing generally sic 25s6 50 p bhl OF Bacon 20 casks
Ribbed Sides sold 9c. Is Of Shoulders Ia IS Prime
7s and 20 iierces Fancy Sugar Cured Hams 126e d
Meats higher and the sales embraced 100000
Give haboat loads by party 6e for Shoulders K for
Hams aud 7slc q for Sides OF Beef 81 Prime
sold sl1 50 q erce rs (DomlnckO at SIS
Dbl. sales Of Lard comprised l0 tierees
9e sl Prime in lots So 1850 kegs on private
terms understood TO be edvance.
COFFEE. sales confined 100 bags l01zie
3D.
BAGGIEG. 200 pieces Kentucky Hsndpun sold at lsc a
yard, cash.
BALE ROPE. The sales comprised 800 coils Choice Ma.
chinemade QA Manufacturing Coz In lot sase cash.
and 100 coils Fancy article about half the usual size etc.
leSSc q h,
MALAGA RAIsINs, Some 2O00 packages sold within
day two from 50 50 Layers 50 Is
for n. R, 81 3 = hai box and p quarter box do
SPIRITS TURPENrINE.. lSS bbs were sold at axe y
gallon, cash. aud % at the same.
WHISKY About 500 hbls Raw disposed Of on pri
| vase ssrnst
FREIGHTs - Two ships were taken for I5yerpoo an
Tuesday and Two yesterday l5s2d Cotton and III,
consignment, Of three the was given away al tn,
same rate.
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Atn oorlsars 4aiIp Grtstsnt.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The weather moderated very much yesterday, and
enough cool enough, still was seasonable and clear
Business quite active at the levee binding not a
great deal doing at the upper Arrivals quite nu-
meroas but very few from the upper rivers, and only
from the Ohio. There is no Doubt but the Missis-
sippi above Cairo Is closed however, it cannot long
remain 80 also, the Ohio above Louisville is closed,
as We learn by telegraph All the lower streams con-
time ID good boating order.
ARgrv ALs--The Red river packet Rapfdes, Capt.
J. O. Dowty, arrived Tuesday night with 9s5 bales
eossa, 457 bids sugar and 6ss bbs. molasses, from
Grand Ecore, She leaves again to-day at 7. H.
positively.
The upper Red river packet Era No. 2, Capt.
Kouns, arrived from Fort Tcwson with 1923 bales
cotton, and will leave again Saturday next 27th
positively.
The Millikens Bend packet Yicksburg, Capt j. M.
White, arrived from skpwith's Landing with ] ,279
bzies Of cotton and large number Of passengers
We fhank her attentive clerk Mr.. Jno. 7, Roberts,
Cor late papers She leaves again to day, at p NJ,
as usual
The Red river packet Alton. Jr, Capt J. s. Smith,
arrived from Jefferson with loss bales Of cotton and
leaves again to-day, at P. NJ
The Louisville packet Antelope Capt. J. l.. Beeler
arrived With large cargo aud many passengers, and
80. ai w 81 ;saa = tbs courteous
-. ~ ,s..a !, 60 ,,.ra,s
e 49,. Va s.,ars,s sc;rras, nscke. q.
So -. rs,,ar srs;,sd ,s;.h vary arge
= II 49, a,..,. .,s.,,;,.aI,, II Erssay
!, ,s' 49, r,.s,s,,rs c.rt NJ i
~ .,s,.' =, '''A''A As' A'''''''' "
~ .. .asr psfS.s 49, o.,t Erwin ar
,art 49,, ,,assenosra and
$50. E. =, rsar We are obliged
.sta.,;ss .,s,l, NJ r, r Reader
-. ~ -
~ 81 5sis r;sar nac,st = Hoave Can't John
60, 5000 49,, n,tblana with a99e bales
as 49,. - ,,asssryers she leaves
$50, 81 cstargsv next N p M her reoular dav.
. ~ y u r5 ~,a 49,, M,,;s ,.,,h sIsa
49, ~ i .args Il tba season
tn ,,sur s,so,oer si,t,a TocE Cant BROWN arrived
So, r.,ra a,a r,l entar tbe Arsansas trade for
.st;e, M - Nh, HAVING on sat,,rsav pext.
g,ha ps,.,, Maeo,, IA Tansoa nacket snpfo,var
x,.,t poss 1890, ,s;tb ~ baes cotton and
at 49,. ,.a;, ,,s;,,,.l,, g, r;aav newt NJ
T MI ~ vi, arr;sa sror sionsss Win s95
q ,s ana "a h,,ls ,,olas.es
M. r,,,,,s s, p,,,e p;rsr ,.;,h ,oaa .a,ag cot,o,
a. frss so, atssls,,as ,sss, "a halss cotton 4ao
s,,, m NM ,,,assss m, Tho Ir patsv
ss,s as,,,r,,a mi, 9e- h,,ss "a hh,s and
70 M ts ,a,sssss shs IL ~ as r,spal an Fy;dav
1870 ''' : IN - = r -
pa-.s rvw,,, ss,,,. afoor e.. ao,,o,, u.
ss,.,-a srl,s raanlo, ana ysrv ,,o.i.r
$500 ,ss,, - ,,s,,sl IT with Can't Class.
.nolsin csyss ma Cant 7 w Moore n the once
Ifya., = - s,sys,s,,, This raonlar r,sd ,iver
,,a-lst ,nsr IA care IF t,a exne,isnced Cant !
r,,,,,. ,r;, ~ aecor,,,osat;ng M Inc Wbita i
~. sia, $3.50 .Ss,,
~~AH7 tt,+~~J H~N - - ~Nr
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Shipping saltlIig,nts.
THURSDAY, February Is, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Shin Augustus Kearnes for New York. J o Woodruff AGO
shin Cavalier. Jordan, for Hasre, Ra1ter, Lowell Acc
lose RaSba
Schr Hornet Mack, fof Psnsacola, John Hurley &eo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

According to the records OF the Ihe quhny
and exported from the LIST Of October 1885, to
the sss Of December 1885, 603z4 must however
consideration that the cotton purchased in sep
Der high prices good not cleared at the
House till after the ls o. October that the high
prices paid In October increases the average.
The following figures show the quantity in bales and pounds
and value thereof exported.
In American vessels to foreign countries:
$50 All bales weighing 1855 $50 lbs, cost SIS 404I s4
In foreign vessels:
81 sss bales weighing 20o6Oss lbs So 265 $40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

erero,al $50 hhs sugar 1862 bhls molases cotton.
a. % sogJa Sass 'gG s DGp
ucan Toean~ltT Freilsen Stevenson scoI6
s Foes Sros Pitcher Goodrich seoi2 bales oton 10
h K Garter kco-24 Walter 6co26 W Eslin &co26 do
Campbell sirons-i2 bales cotton Bosst Foley Avery~s
"ss0 r. SEins SEQ r Hre se Il bossens teoI
Oakley Hawkins Seo20 Harris Leyi-35 Gily Seol bdl
hides puhd hoeqne' 10 oraer-Ieta lVs4 bales
GgoRGETowN-stean J werren-2ss bales cotton S
FriedandeT teronlo bales cotton Keehf9rd Brown 2eo
Thornhi Sco-s9 PAYNE Harrison67 John Wait sco2s do
Broadwc PAyue5 bales Rhorer 4 Higginbo,hat-
God Gssilo@s WINSTON Morrison seoi6 bales cotton
Martin Cobb &eosdes TO orderro'ai 1859 bales cotton
w,ir. To- hsiss cotton ID orser Tsntsn ms DO
ne klerey 40 Lewis oy-s bales soon
isy nsshYzs viii Allen Scse 4 Il Nav law, co,s
Scott Williams feo-51 v Johnson &co-S J + wyehs Seo
~ Hugely, Blair Seos5 bales Cutter. Harr
Goo~s6 Hopkins teo2S Walker stuart 1 Hstehnson@
Henderson Terry eo-20 l. Adams 6co-ls bales cotton
Rockford tcos bales eotioa Green Crumpi7 do
Hardie Geo@io De(Tuy viiTess Hesd Mssse Seo1S
Br,d NY ssa SerSSrs popegsn Sea \ ANY, hale
hides i Adams &co76 hides Robinson Dennet-l bale
COTTON cummings "'O'1AD'''' V'' ' -A-o '''
FLoYD-steameg suntower-244 baes cotton Vaudeville &
IS ellis Ferguson &co~ls Harding A6bay Moreheada2
Dnnerrsr Havs Sco do Rhorar Hegnbothsm sros do
Warren Gilmore kco-7 Green crunp-t4 Carroll Pritch.
&eo-l3 Henderson, Terry &eo-7 Duncan Logan7
Richsrd Nugent &eo7 do Walter Cox sco0 bales
Walker Stuart Buehnson--7 Byrne &eo9 ordsr5
Wilson, Pomeroy &eo-2 kochord Brown bales
K l. Adams 6co-5 Oakley Hawkins 6co-l kandolph-24
ploughs 10 Pitcher Goodrich to orer-To 5bl
bales cotton.
RAIIRoADs
PoNTcHARrRAIN RAlLRoAD.
NoRTrF Steamer Florida la halss co,top Rvss Ral
Man, no No. natto, ~ nsal, plir - - ar
Fo,a ga bales cotton Hso1' ''''' NV -
Ao.H - oA'so e''''"'
hoBlLE-steaamer Caiiiornia-sundros to order
-
CONSlGNEES,
posroJ CIT. Do,hi 7,a ton. g.. 60 T r w.. H.. I,
y 40 U ~ n I w. y ~.
Jopes-C Boye--P II BrnIon sco--G L Shnmwsy-Wm Me
CracSsn-Pce Converse smith Oglssby 4 MacanlAy-S Il
MirbeII-Eredov n Wusthoff-J Turner Eeo- X Valentine
n -Cirosiran Bennetau-J u Cotn--Iieee kco-
Donnsv l. Rpvzina-f;aorve Ionn.lly-I Blnffar Eco-C 4
Gaines SeoW l. t,usbinE-9T Smifh--C Nj Harvey Sco-
Sneakp Nc(yreary-Sanpson a Keene-D l. Sbearer ras
sen~A l. Chimes II Remedy &co-W 4 @ Negie-Hogan
4 Murphy--and order
NEW yoRK-rark s T. Brvaut-syme 4 Proyap-rrrdo,.
nbN 9 II NJ ,.i ls q
NJ Wustnon- ~ ~ 80
thompson y = ,a Z ~ W.
rice converse ~ , y y ~ X ~ q
heene ood Low n pt n s 4 a sea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Ship Augustus47f2 bhs Hour, 67S do pork
2S6 bbs lard 2D pigs lead 81 bales hemp ~ boxes
soda q copper, Dbl spikes, 1872 sacks corn.
HAyRE-shp Cavalier--3il6 bales cotton, 1000 slaves
RIO DE JANEIRo AND A MARKETING India-ls4l
bbs four
PENsACOLA-Schr Hornei400 sacks corn 20 do bran, II
do oats Is coffee bbls moasses 40 do pork, 10
bills whisky s. bbls -FOUR bbls potatoes do hams ~ bales of
hay, hhds sugar, 10 boxes soap, 50 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

The other evening. some gentlemen were invited
self than paying his small bills. He Dragged, OF
course, as usual, while the party drinking and
at last excited Of them to say Come, you have
Cell us something you cannot do ~ "Well, ~
pisi lbs baggaFt, & cannot pay for these drinks
a Isnd nj q dollar =
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schr Sarah Bladen, Delpet, days from Mobile to MASTER
schr Laura, Perkins, from Covington--Basin,
Sehr James Eliza Steel from BiloN-Basin.
Sehr Perseverance, -. from Bay st ious-Basn.
Schr Invincibe keepler, from Biloxi-Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Music streek, from LIsfonrche.
DIR Batey, Dugas from Lockport.
Sunlower, Ross, from Bayou Macon
Il l. Hodge, Smoker, from Shreveport
j } Warren, Poitevent from Georgetown, Miss
Ceres Labarth, from 1T Martinsyie
Lotus Dillon, from Boeun River.
Ficksburg, White, from Nicksburg.
Florida, Hntchinrs. from Mobiles
California Hopkins. from Mobile
ID Jr, Vincent. from Piaquemine
Capitol, Barranco. from MorganzR
Dick Nash Lyons. from Opeousas.
BeAler from louisville,
A @ TYLER Collier Cincinnati.
Alton jr Smith, from Red River
Little Rock Brown. from Cairo.
HR W Hll, NEWELL from Memphis
Toxboa Anglo Norman Steele the Passestowcd down
and 10 sea Nth inst ships Ataanta Jno sidney, bark
Nercure schooner Ephran Ann--bronght up ship ia
lena bark sarah Bryant
Touboa Mary Kingsland Phillips from the Passes-towed
down and to sea 18th inst shipt Neptune, Suffolk. briggs
Deseo KATE and schooner A Johnson-brough up ship
j p Whitney Adefnee, and bark Mesco.
rowoa; Conqueror Brown from the passesowed down and
10 sea 2lst inst ship Laurabronght ship Sea Belle
and barks Lizzie Boggs aud Harriet Hanetine.
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ship Montgomery, Hamilton, days from Boston. to W
Dewey-Cargo, $50 tons ice to ] /. Warner.
ship Delhi Lowell from Boston, jones' Macknder
schr A Henderson - from Philadelphia, to Il Boss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25
MEMORANDA.

ry- The officers of the steamship Tennessee from Ver'
ns reports arrived Vera Cruz the 18th, Amer
can Flash New York Sailed the 18th for New
Orleans American bark spearng and sehr knudson.
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STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.

STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.
THIRD DISTRICT POUND--Wns brought
the Third District Pound OF Couet and Good
Children Streets estrays-
One brown aud white She Goat
black She Goat with white stripes around body.
Which if claimed within days expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction said depot WE'D
NE5DAY, March 3d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
F. A. GUYOL, street Commissioner,
Registered February 10, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans February 10, 1858.
EPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-u a
L. conduit depot des epaves du TTOisieme District
encoignure Glouet eft Bons Enfans, CONNIE epaves-
Uue Ghevre bruno ct blanche.
Une Chevre nore rates banches
ii les des hevres recamee dams dix ours les
frais Giles vendues enchere pubque dit de-
pot, MERCREDl, mars 1855, 10 heuIes A. NJ.
p. A. GUY0L, Cemmissaire des
Nouvele- Orleans. le 10 feyrier 1883. fe20 25 M
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans February q, 1855
No. $780, ]
R0lped That the Comptroller SELL after ten notice IN
official ourna highest bidder, engine house
situated New Ieyee between Poydras and Grayier
lately occupied by Steam Fire Engine Company the be
within from sale the expense the
purchaser said be made cash subject ap
prevail of the Common Council.
[Signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved February l9 1855
lSignedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given, that FRIDAY. 5th dsy of
March next will be adj Indicated n VigRie ESQ.,
City Auconeer Lye street, between Poydras aud Graver
streets, u O'Clock. M. the above engine house
fe22 lot T. THEAKD, Comptroller.
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merchandise. 'p<ieso Sii
or the exports foreign merchandise sl15s44 Of Rio
Coffee
The money market in the West continues TO improve the
following Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th indicates
The money market has exhibited any feature OF
special Importance since the date Of last weekly review
The pretty active but the offerings Of salts
factory has much OF the sapply Of
capital the regular houses have supplied the their
freely l0112 In outside cir
eles the demand has moderate with only small
ton comparatively Of prime paper and street be
quoted 1904 cenhe inside figure for good
Capital used freely and with degree Of condolences that
strongly aud avorab with the condition Of affairs
The recovery from the panic fever has been
rapid advance in this direction the impeng force
remarked heretofore the danger
of relapse resulting from feeling Of bouyancy
altogether Justified by The facts AT the tendency is
most decidedly to nfation
Eastern Exchange has continued n good supplyraher in
change New Orleans sight has been in active %
prem Bills on the East aud sonh sell readily At our
lions Gold in moderate request and rather heavy We
quote
Buying. Selling.
New York Sight. 4snA prem. ss6D prem.
New Orleans ...s+........ t-(154 prem. prem.
0cld 741 prem 56e9 prem.
New York 90 day bills. Bta9Si4
New Orleans 90 day bills. g9G9s1S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25
Asaish Of The SfIarkeis.
THURSDAY MORNING, F

THURSDAY MORNING, February %, 1888
COTTON Holders asking fuller prices yesterday,
the influence Of tbs Angie saxons accounts but in the
TRANSACTIONS which took place material change
ble the sales embracing 5000 bales We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25
TENsAs RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst. at 2 NJ
r. FOR BAYOU MACON, TENSAs AND
AEsz&tf Trinity, and all landings on Black river-The
eaaaez1z4sA regular passenger steamer SunffoWer r.
Ross, master, On place Of the W NJ shgrmanC viii
leave as above. For freight passage. apply on board
les j. S. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent