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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26

Select Powders, viz.
Acone Ammon Muir, Assada, Bayberry Belladonna, Bo-
rx Cardamon Seeds Cassia, Catechu, Cinnamon Cloves
colocynsh pulp, Conium, Coriander Seed Digitas Ext
Coicynth, Ext Liquorice, ErgO, Gum Ammonia, Gum
Arabic Cells, Gum Tragacanth Gum Myrrh, Hellebore
Alb Hellebore Mgr, Hyoseiamus, Kramera Kino, Lobe
ia Seed Male Fern, Nit Poiasse Ksd Colchiel sanguin
aria, sarsaparlla seammony Terpentaria Sem Colchc
spigelia, stramonlurn Valerian, etc, etc.
Seeds.
Anseed arrive 25 bills Canary 20 sacks caraway leo
Cardamon, 50 lbs Colchicum, bills Coriander arrive
100 lbs Fennei 50 hbs Flax arrive 20 bbs ground do
$50 lbs Foenuyrea 100 lbs Lobelia 10 bbs Hemp 10 SKIS
White Mustard, 100 lbs. Worm, ETC., etc.
sulphate OF Quinine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26

aSf TiSSS. ysS T S:II5$i;es,
ToWNsEND'S salsaparia;
BULBS s1s fbc'Es:ssR Pr,snst;,,,.
AoRRIS6N'S Ssrsaparilla;
Mos sF6TSH PhT@S B Bii!lsLs!
BRYAN's PalEnonic Waters; : . " TN iiuin''
wlS " " g, R Ss,;9 n, Wild Cherry
ROGERS Live wort and Tar
COB d LIVER " l Ole HIsdkEs shtan CLARK Co..
HAsrINSG,s syrup 20 Ts 81 Nipples;
'Af osa56 EbbRsGetG aolseorn,.
wp,our,s ,,.,, THOMPSON s Eye alter;
sAPrdNHToNs Fever and Ague Pills;
EH5 5Sf n $9s sss.i i S5 Fi,.,
BRANDRETH's Pills;
HILLS Tonic Pulls;
RAP REbTsE EssS S.I E;s6i- NUM- A'''''
MOUNTS EIiSeT Of opium opium;
A TA R ANTE Aner,,,t.
DA bkETs g Pain Extractor
AO SeAEf1s siHRsst ointment,
DIR; MoRsE's Inyigorating Cordial; . eminent
DIR, ABERNETHYs Detergent;
iSFkLGIBL ist Cholera Remedy.
HARR1sov,s Hat, nv. AiExANDER's Tfi 5adS
BAoF fH&aoSl a' HI Ryf Sr.,
MO, ,,,,,, CRlSrADOROiS Hair DYE;
PAYsoNS Iadelihle Ink;
400 49, =, ,,,,,. WRlGHTS Erasve LIQUID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26
FANCY GOODS.
II X. STEVENS n co.,

u X. STEVENS n co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
G UTL cry, GUNS, PISTOL =
PERFUKERK FANCY GOODS.
Playing Cards, etc.,
IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-26


Glass E. painted.
Donble Hand Mirrors
Britannia Shaving Boxes
German Glasses with Drawers.
Fancy Goods. etc.
Pocket Compasses, Corkscrews,
Veg. Ivory Goods greativarety OF Rattles
Thimbles, Needle Cases, etc.
Thermometers-T. 10 and 70 inches
Reticues, large variety.
PortemOnnaies variety
Psrtepurses Pocket Books.
Night Tapers, Masons Backing.
silk Watch Guards and Ribbons.
suspenders.
Carpet Tacks, etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios
Travelling Companions.
Walking Canes.1
Pipes, large assortment.
Glove Stretches
Powder and Puff Boxes
Shawl Pins.
Bresstpns, fancy etc
TweerersI Watch Keys, Key Rings,
Comedian Rings
Faney.Rings.
Toy Whips
Toy Trumpets
Toy China Figures
Toy China Sets.
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs.
CurtansRings.
Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfumery, Soaps, etc.
Farina Cologne.
Wrighps Cologne.
Tsylor's sup'r Cologne.
Lubin's Extracts wrighps
Extracts Taylor's Exits Lily
White, Chalk Balls Toilet Powder,
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, Cosmctique
Vinegar Rouge, .Macsssar on, Bears Oil,
Antique OIL Pomaum, OK Marrow, Bandoiine
Powder Puts, Balm of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Kath-
akron, French Soaps, Military Soaps ETC.; and "a large
assortment Of Taylors Transparent Wash Balls, wHghps
Fancy Soaps etc. Also large assortment usual
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
Paper,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
PLAYING CARDS.
WRITING INKS AND
STATIONERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ala smMowekFr e. R. STEVENS co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Mems and Boys Clothing

To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also con
tinue the marfiac turr OF Custom Woik Can and
sc We eFrr our present store for rent On III.
most liberal terms.
F"hl6tf X. " PARKS X co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Hay For Sale.

nVHD subecgibeg hes number q tons ef exoellea
j hay wAich be wishes 70 dieoeoe q stIow Aeusel
neSa neaf ~ 1ublls o11es, We1e - ~ sesess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
PUBLISHING HOUSE

hU9E1 LAME % CO.
+ USE, LANE h co. have nov In Press, and
IL will Issue on the LIST OF Msy. 1858, an book
OF $50 or 800 pages, entitled:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

BOOK TRADE.
PROSP ECTUS
"tf4EeP or TlaE WEST -
A DIDACTIC POEM IN FIVE PARTS,
BY HIRAM A. Rid.
Part 1.-THE Western Nnn; Part II.-Yhe West
en- Won,aa, Part III Rtho>leetion Part ",
-!nrentio4, Part v-Geuiu. Other poems Tor
the v"!ume are-" Darenpo,t,' which was pub
ishei frem the Dd1Y GGeeHe Office AS a Carriers
Address las. New, Year n"y;. . fio"eer Song, :
County; Buck "Ka'ok's Curse &c, SC
propose to publish this volume by subs3r ipt ion,
as means OF assisting me in completing my elucA
ton for the LIBERAL Christian Ministry. MY pub
iished volumes ~ verse hi herto, -four in ruuibrr)
were each the children OF spsisl circumstancs--
Here iocalismS, for personal ends This ptodu ion
a.piTes 70 the dignity ofa literary effort.
The voum" will BE- printed in good sized, clear book
typ. pages style OF 80 Davenport Past AM: resent
pain muslin bindng, at the publishing house Of Ins.
Lane Co, immc iiately the subscriptions shall
warrant.
subscription Price, 80 Cents.
Davenport, Iowa, April 26, ls5o.
apr27-sltf HIRAM A. REID.
Geo. w. Ellis Il 10.
No. IL LeClsire Row.
YTkVE lust received a large stock Of
Val fNiIerS.
Also on consignment q rare lot of
T. NGII9H BOOKS.
which they will sell at the
London Publishers Prices.
ALSO
aSOtIs'> and Livingston,
NEW WO HkS ON AFRICA,
Hon. q. II. smiths
"reminiscences OF Western Life insisting Of ketchcs
OF eminent characters in and out OF Congress I'm
purtant l.gal trials III the State os Indiana &c Ac
vols Clio pa ges. Price 500. Uniues,ian.hly the
most interesting book that has ieared Tor nntil,
years
Davenport, April II, 1sJS. aprI7tt
Rock Island Book Store.
At this establishment will be found large stock
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
&C., Sc, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for whites N. Y. Type Foundry and r.
Hoe n Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
large stock OF Printers Material on hand.
At cur Nose STORE, Opposite the Book 81 orel
Will be found one Of the most extensive stocks OF Pr
amos and Neodeons in the North west visit l.,
sales room will pay the trouble.
H. A. PORTER h BROTHER,
Janl4iNwtf Rock Island. III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Chicago Steam Marble Works.

Any lady or gentleman wishing to monument the
grave OF their deceased relative will find it to their
interest to call on 1r A. Meek agent Of Chicago
Steam Marble WORKS. at Mr.. Latiner's Store, corner
Of Brady and Bird street. he will positively cell cheap.
or than any other factory in the west and also great
bargatnS Gtvsn In 4antlso both ornamental aAA
PLAZA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED,

$3.50 month, aud risk For further particul srs
address Post Once box 6S3, and for reference Demo
crAt office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

Thousands vi KOilS Of Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to sat Purchasers.
DORDEKS Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
- window shades Gold Transparent and beaut,-
fnl, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue BUT and d.
CURED, at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for trif;e.
Ealls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Pspertng
done in q style not TO be excelled.
Please call on Second street. Of Rock Island,
SHEPHERD q SON.
July2A Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

OFFIOE-4SouthF East Cor. Brady and Second St.
-REFERENCEs
tx Gov. Myron II. Clark, Canandaigua, N. Y.
Hon. Charles 3. Ruggles, Poughkeepse, Mt,
Hon, John Thompson
Hon. George ", Sterling
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. z. B. Morgan, Aurora, Ny.
Rev. Theo. i. Cuyler, New York City
henson J. Tossing Esq., :"
Bockee, lnness h Co, Chicago I'll.
TallmAn, Powers b Mclean Davenport Iowa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Singers Sewing Machines.

NOR ALI manUfa turing purposes, SsDgers Sewing
II Machines are deemed indispensable. The pnLlSe
insist uy-n having their 81 thing nc. made by them
singcr's Family Sewing Machine the latest p,es4n
tel FOR comptIiifa. and. being arYang a with fu,l
knowledge ~ the defects Of other machines yty slvu,
i-r u.,.-, has avoided - remeded ih.m all.
II is The hsndsomest Sewing machine ever mad
and the ea-i--t b, operate
lis excellent msch.nical principles and auaIitis,
ave slsdiY apr ecistei by those acauaiptsd vr.4b
sewine machines and give assurance Of ,heiy -.
coming universally adapted. Apply to I n Singer =
Co.'S Gszeit. foIies supplied gratis.
western once 40 I.ayc q r-~t OhiesSe
mr3aGmCHH Vim Bro1erick irroA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT,
by FRANC II. wILKIE.

The above work vii, be similar In Typography and
Binding to Cincinnati in 1867" ard will include
the Marry History and Personal and Anecslota Rem
iniscences Of Davenport, together with biographies
Likenesses and Autographs OF its promineat n,en
Views OF Churches, Iotels, Dwellings, &C, &c.
II will also embrace compeldious articles upon the
Ply ca Industrial, Social and Political character.
lstcs Of sur city full statistics OF every depart
mert OF note and interest, etc. etc.
Subscriptions may b. lest with the publishers With
the author, or at Gctvs News Rom. orders by
mall promptly offended 70 Price q 90
O-r1dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
To the A Mlicteel.


II r. TIIT0N having returned from hts aooeAevu
- tour, has taken at the MsssassAt Nor,.e
Chicago. where he will remain Permanently
Thnrc who suffer from, Consumption, In sIer.tio.
Nervous Debility or Weakness, viii do we'll ~ rsn
him and have his advice.
GREAT EAST INDIA RRMRDIRs..
which he discovered In Cacuttsssst4r msnv ve.,. 40
research an labor, has become 20 thorouniv sno~n
and appreciated that an ssscnpt has hen wsde ~ 4
few avarrous PARTIES WIN the expectssions ~ sssn
here and elsewhere, 10 counterelt Il therefor Dr.
1ilton cautious the public not 70 bay this vo.thi
drug ~ the stnuine No matter how renresep1 - no
one but himself In the United 8sstes has posoesskp
Of ihe o-iainal receipt DR. luton may b. Consulted
- Room n sassssoit House, Chicago, where b. isse
IN successfully curing HUNDREDS a ter.
roie cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and
Indieesticn, Aathmas, Drcnchitis Couehs 80 Cess.
Ine Csnnabs Indica and Lung Bsssm. are The great
s.t oeesines Of the eee Give him acalI, Or end -
ooisie OF medicine which VIII cost zoo t.s Scslas.
Address, Oh I1L100.
Boz 100 CAisago, M.
-. B.-I have not, nsF never had any co1aace0
whaseves With person calline nimeo1 =: UDss
on State street, Chicago. } hsvs no agses 49,
cessor here, or elsewhere. eD
DupontS 0mpowoogs - =, :,
|C. - NJ ~ ~ a Sfssss -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
h0usekeepors !! hOusekeepe !

THE greatest attention will be paid BY the subscri
L Der to repairing Furniture In the most substAn
al manner aud neatest style. Old Chairs and fancy
painted Furniture rep aintcd IN any style equal 70 new
Cabinet Furniture made 70 order and Paper HAnStna
ATTENDED 70 With dispatch.
CnAlLIa ouA1vl1lD.
OAAlnet 1akQ an1 papas HsaGes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
I5laI1E oRa WAITER CuRR-

This establishment formerly known the EPSON Springs,
Ia TIbe county, Is Ia order for the
paAnts The proprietor atiefs himself that hi will be
give lis riends snd patrons eh satsfaeion
formerly had charge Of the Louisville Water
ikong experience physician, and ia the direction OF
w aaabe him e tfeat all such diseases
fully which 1t durable BY water treatment.
The Bedford Water Care Is situated shout IS miles from Lou
isxile owing its elevated and saubrons position beauty
81 scenery aad eooi sphere seertaiay
ne nost pleasant locations for Water Cure
ne South aud Wsst Ia4aiids will lind convenienoss ht
restoration their hean aN all other who in
weeks pleasantly the
tTs can also be accommodated either or a
the adjoining Bedford Springs whose pbg and gent enly
Droptietafs Messrs. w Parker Sons, will doubt
themselves eaH their reputation excel en landlord
AID le best caterers The thie OF their visitors.
Persons who 10 Bedford b. way Of the ia1iayi ID aud Eex
fngton Railroad, will mud erco regular accommodation
DIR. EDWARD GAsPART,
isl4 Bedford, Frimble Co., KY,
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aINER INTELGIaEMcE.


FRIDAY, July 80, 1853,
Yesterday mas another warm and shoRely aay,
Business on She lesee was dull but not go bad Is we
have often seen ii ut this season ri the year
AaarvA The great Louisville passenger paeket
Diana, Capt. n n Sturgeon, arrived with 9 lsrge esIg
ro-part 81 which was 40 hHa tobacco and l9a paies
cotton. We thank her courteous clerk, Cur. Y. =
smith, fol ate papers THE niana leaves again snis
evening at 5 o'clock.
The Bssyou Lagourche packet pr, Batey, eaps e
rupas arrived with los bids sugar and l52 DOS. ana
g0 half bls 0lasses. She leaves a. usual ~ oeoSA
on Sunday morning. .
Tba Fert AaaY3s packet sallie Robinson, Capt, p
j rross arFived gsit IS ales cotton, hhds. sugar
snd "a a,la nolssses she leaqes again on Saturday
at5P. nj
Tba limited STATES mail packet Alice Vivian, Capt
Dic Nash arrived with It's bales cotton and large
IL az frut She will leave IS usual on Saturday at
SPIN.
RatTs cou1Sa-The Railroad line packet Aleck
Scott, switaer, will be in port this evening and
leave on Sunday st 10 A. NJ. Her agent is MIR, JAS.
II. Allen, Eo. "a Poydras street.
B0A4s IskyIya- T}ianG foy Lo.lisUiAe.--At r
III. to-day, tas swift, renowned and magnificent pas
eneer packet leaves port hi charge OF the Garefdl
experienced and popular Capt, B. Z Sturgeon, with
the obgiug, polite and attentive Mr.. O. Lsmith as
purser. Passengers are sure Of receiving the most
courteous treatment and enjoying the most Luxurious
fare on the Diana. She ranks A among passenger
boats, and u deseryedlg popular, and no boat could
BE- better managed. 70 say more than the above Is
entirely useless. We take pleasure in commencing
lie Diana ard her officers To the travelling public
feeling that Wa do bat our duty, and feeling assured
tat no better boat ever oated, and no more gentle
manly officers an those on the pana ever had charge
ii ] steamboat. Passengers can 90 to Cairo, and
thence By railroad to st. Louis or any Of the Eastern
cities VI they can 90 Louisville and connect Wlth
be mail boat 10 Cincinnati and thence East, OF take
tbe cars Louisville and be put throughto New ors
inside Of seven days Either Of these routes are pleas
ant. but We should prefer thsone that would allow u
10 remain Longest On the Diana ana enjoy her laSuri
GUS fare All persons bound Up the river should Eecoi
let that ths ID te last trip Of the floating palace
this season, and should improve the opportunity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

Children three years o1 anu hlue 'Ieel sLo33
and twelve old haprce all over Twelve years oio
Family tickets in packages of twenty-five can be had at the
lilies reside the line Of the road can procure tickets in pack
of their personal at reduced rate
The accommodation will Leave New Orleans SAT-
URDAY at p arrive Magnolia at 1925 Nj leave
Magnolia at $50 A. NJ on MONDAY, and arrive al ne" VI
leans S.55 A. NJ. . r.
DAYS WedpesdRys and Fridays 70 A. NJ. Returning Will
arrive Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
| ut 4l0 p NJ =, 81
depot by O'clock p NJ the day previous to the departure
OF me ram VIM NJ wADLEY General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

IHPAVEE DU TROlSTENLF1 DISTRIgT-Il
H depot des epayes du Trosleme District en-
eolguure R0ns Eniants, CONNIE eaycs
I'm eheval ezan denviFon 5 mains de hapt ayant nne
marQue blanche ront etanpe NJ y epaple aol'e aNse
des marques de hRrNEis ct collier.
une eReyFe tee naire, agan uhe cloehete au eou aS
NNrgilla gAnehe tendue 81 Npreilie dEnite couPee,
uue petite ehGSre la tae jaime ayant oFee ga9ehe
feudue.
81 les dts dams dix 3our 81 les
fa payes its VepaHs tenehee pnbqne an dill de-
n6t, MARDI,3 aout 1853 Il 10 heuYes a. NJ.
Q. q. FEEGHtEft3 Cumusssife des fetes.
Nopyejle. Orleans = Juliet ls5S iy23 % an2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
pRnEIpra- m pRnnICM.


BAYOU EARAseatnaf D Jr-d bales oitten Priohard,
Fowley cotton Qaey Hawkins coi7 lhhds sugar
order-tl hds sugar w A8uigBmey-6 hhds sugar
R0mah hernlgnls bbls sHggf A Millenherger &easuu
dries II 81 der-Fotal bales cotton, l9l hhda sugae
L0GISNIEL Esiaaner Diana bbls potatoes to Thomas
Keae3 do ierdJ p Olivier eo III spApefB r Stevens
6cp9n ies sunafles Walter Cox Irvine Cham
dsr29 coils rope Knox Higgins hais whisky GTWeh
Ell cod0 boxes cheese ID GFoh &co78 medicine
i9olseu Spn43 pes baggng Pope Ellison &co=-5 bhls
eggs do kKapt 20 hbla potatoes a3 do onions Leehnet25
hams Peter Willard &coD do Jpo Adams &co2l hx twiue
i j Person co1 hbs oil mustard Rherer Higginhpt.
ha2t2 PISS begging 70 Jqhn HYDE eo2es bbls whisky
Martini Cobb 6co2 bbs vinegar 30 bxs starch
oRrag-3 40 mustard sahnndt zeglersO bbs potatoes
John Duty 955 Saekstprn Iwiehel nniehera bales
OsaRhuts Burnside gcpl boz books Brady, aotman slo
10 gssss Henderson & Gaines2l do Geddesi3 do do
o CaFrieJe2 do L u3ulou2 do j Cousona do Qauche-
10 tels leather R0beson bennett &co0 boxes tobacco 20
sacks 3ivaa Watts &eblsh boxes tobacco LOtspiech
Mct5regpr pway kcola do 10 John ~ lAlas keob do do
w johnson ee0lf hhds tobacco x 4 nddeeke 9e45 do
Felowes keq5 hhds ieoacep Rndewald keo2l hhds to
bAeso krnHde Hubbard seQ45 hhds tobacco w 6 Robinson
&c9 hAds 0haeeo Hewitt Norton eosundrieF 70 order
Total 459 hales cotton go hhde tobacco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alice Viya-60 baIes cotton oFda
25do t9hson 4 Alen-@t2 Il Abby &eo-5 WAIT Rohle-t
Carol Hoy ohm WAIT &eolS sacks potatoes 500
peaches 90 hh do and suuJes 10 osFo us bales cotton
RAIAiRoAps.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAfb4o D,.s j RON CAT FQN22 bales cotton 10 Warren
Gilmore ka1-~ls Rotesogd Eewn &ea9 Payne Harrison
k Ntfef Harrison &co2 Bpgart Foley Avery-SundEies
to nfdeF-g9ial % bales cotton.
eaATuH ARrRArN RAILROAD.
M0BttE-steanacr QTegon--apndEies order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

BE Il ordai.sd That there shall be appointed by the Com
mon Council elected hereafter annually with the other ON
GERS Of the city Keeper the City Park OF salary q ny
per month payable monthly at the City Treasury whose duties
thereof take Of the trees, and trim the same wn9n
ngred that the fences preserved, and hhe
by cattle running at large By eyy disposed ana
that said Keeper and is hereby invested win tne power
persons mReousy wifully damaging any q we WSs,
fences property Of the city connected with saiq paS, sS "
urher reuuire Of all persons visiting said park 70 observe
proper degree of decofm that said retreat nay ~
that which intended to bea pleasure greRhu io'
itents Of the city of New Orleans, =, 49,. ,l..r 20
III h Gth6 ofduinsd That is hereby made ne duy q
t street. Commissioner TO supervise said City Park as ne
other public squares Of the city and report TO the Common
Cannei e manner in which said park kept by tue person
noisd al Eeeer thereof to advise recommend any
necessary said public park for the considera
ton of the Common Council --,- W r.rDn
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
rsi,ne51 j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
approved July "a 1858. ,s
fSiPnedl4 GERARD STlItit Mayor. lg&D y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

WOOD, RIILTENBERGER y co., 81. CAMP
w Fee have received agency for sale Of A. l.
Arehamhauli,s Portable STEAM ENGINES Wheels for
saving pile driving pumping hetstng from quRrres and
shafts unloading vessels baegeS, etc. from 10 20 power
sample Of the above be in operation Machine
shop, 2a7 rchppptoGlAs street iy2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

w. Capt Smith ii tho schooner Suffolk from Tampico 1871
inst reports left in port schooner Gen Taylor from Mobile
schooner Mary Jane from New York.
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thIsla d Tie ILarAeIs.


FRIDAY MORNING. July 80.
CoTToN The market again quite dn yesterday 40 q
sss sqe confined to about 600 baesat decline Of 74c on
Auditing We modify quotations. but most Of our figures
arc nominal
INV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
1nssor. ..,.... SOCK 9iddltng;
slsi f5g5ssT Niddling
ToBAog0.. Nd noticed tales Of only bhdsat-,2 At
s,s s al BIZ, b At 9I1s md 8 ut 1899 q NJ
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Getton-hales. Tobacco Ihnds
Received hb55 AZ - s,s 90 On eFa
Isf56i5 97,a8
Exported since.....,....... lss8lg0 6t66o :. a,s
12M 29,065
SUGAR. The market was very fr, with sales Ct lS0 hha5
III s1s68gs fpt FHlly Faif 10 Prime
MohAssBs, sales comprised 100 bbls on private
terms 400 leighton at a0e II gaolshowng afshes e.
vance.
bbs III Louis aaperus a 81 2 2Oi Illinois At a N 10Y soar
At5 1875 and 300 Rxtraas5 % q Dbl An oferofs425 was
refused fgs moo bols IA, Iouis supsrHne.
GRAM. THE sales Of Corn we're confined e apont lAoV
sacks including 100 Interior Mixed csc, l26 White at 72
400 siixsd ii III 800 yellow ii Sc and 100 Choice 1T soc p
bashe In Wheat heard Of transactions % Oats YOU
sacks ST. Louis were at 55c bushel sales
u Bran embraced sacks 2lsts 81 $50 u 100 f0s
PROVISIONS. Pork WIS higher and 1876 hbls Mess " ere
taken al Sill a. bb-etaling at SIC 75@Sl1 OF Bacon %
eashs Rishad sides the advanced rate 81 s6c b
Isrd was IL request with sales Of 1850 tieFces Prime at NJ e.
500 on private terms kegs 1885, 1oJ ct 1885, and t09 on
private terms
SAIT.A cargo of 5000 bushels In CadiH bulk was SOFA al
100 n hashel.
BALE ROPE About 700 coils Machine made sold
mosily ata9E @5sze y d,
COFFEE safes Of ID bags 81 aud $50 at He ~ h
WHISKY Hsheard IL no transactions any Importance
RREiGHTs...A ship taken for Bordeaux at Sl2 fol
Tobaece and s5 sgeses Cotton shipping to Liver
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POWDER HORN AND fyAEVESTO N--Steamyhip Charles
siosgaii-s bales D Kelly sco-4 do y Pseury-l5
Moore &eo6 sacks wool q " shsw seo-9l beef hides to
Iheia Setter &c0y0eaayes 80 calves Inan Mehleaun
dries IL 1areon, Whiting Y 4uls--Esrley4 uTey kcoQ b
payneJ Woed-O Bnddeeke &eo--A ID Grief Gco-R Mills
scoFeins Coleman Putnam eco sundties to order
Total u bales cotton.
TANPIco-Bdg ststson-7 bales skins do lntap96 do
grass ~ do skinsto A BrugisroS439 2d5
specie Fefs4 90 900 do de u0u do Schmidt
&eO69 do aFder4600 dos Fernandez &cola0 do RdytO
M 50 do 0abelloro BasuadoTolel 1856 PCS 80 specie
TAsFIG Virginia AnioHeite-I7 bales skins lot Of
fruit Hreli e1Ss580 spece fnig AyeudRn0iD01 order
1900 q camerden do Moreno BfosFoal Si5700 specie
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4 ~ ssrr1 R0AD-SUMMER ARRANGEM EET
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From civ, From Lake

On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after o'clock and the mornings will make the
o'clock trip 1,4 O.,
Horse car will leave the city every morning except sun
dRysl Mt o'clock the Lake hour after the last steam
tIBins .t,r-..- a., ran
dnCtor 80 M. Dill, --l,.ra
the steam train will stop required mail trips
O'Clock Sundays Fare each way 10 cehts ana
the Conductor must have timely notice to stop,
Due notice will be given Of the half hour trips c.,
On and 4h Inly, half hour trains leave every sun
day, from O'Clock to P. NJ, - ...,.,.,,. 80 q
p S5 ~ 7 - NJ ly