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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
ewood, Mahogany and Black w lnuf.

And great variety Of articles usually kent In Ar.
class Furniture Warehouse, which numerous to
25cts to IS co.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from u. % to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 rs to $50 90.
Is co. 80 - - ~ -
liberal discount made TO country dealer. rnso.,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

fair eonsumpye demand FOR choice Wheat and Flour 9t
fu prices while inferior continued much neglected ana hom
The stock Indian Corn has LARGELY netg1sed and as CON
sequence, prices have further given way, Wea0oe'
wHEAT q.
western SPRING. ''.f''' f *
New Orleans and ST. Louis supsrdne az a. e 25s oa
Baltimore and Philadelphia ol' 70 45s. Va
TypAY ooRNs 3D. to als for Yellow and VS. 70 is tor
@ BaSosTbe market is extremely depressed and prices
At prices considerably under quotations which are t.
Indicate ihe approximate value egEaee. ahae e
IA 10 ~ Short Ribbed sos. 44s Long Ribbed 40s to
MN g = II he general duness and influenced by con
np2tg from america and sSPsetsd early liberal ,gPP o
SIS 10 COS per cwt, remarkng, however that the outside
Is but lille doing in this article and we repeat
quotation the nominal yaue say rs 3d. to 75s per
barrel for Western No Eastern in market.
T4LIow in consequence Of limited stock remains steady At
Truly yours, JAS. HEWITT & co.
IIyERreoIr Oct. l5 1858.
ment out Of doors money Is abundant very fstciass
s2OO0 bales is the current estimate of the next American
American cotton sea for this country is estimated at
Fe weekly average delivery Of American to the trade during
The actual export d the $3.50 bales consisting
The following has been daily report Of the market On
~ " o9 bales to the Trade on the g iV9 9sss
o0 q SPECTATORS and market has been quiet out
very steady the llh 1000 bales 500 spectators and ex
favorable aeeoan i IKE croB 5pt tie csps are ample ana
point To- the highest estimates Holders continue 20 meet TIE
supply freely last weeks prices The market still quite
void Of any speculative On the 18th, 5000 bales, ncud
ing 600 SurRs 900 spectators and exportersthe market
draws along without spirit Fridays prices On the 18TH
5000 bales Including 1870 sarats g spectators and eS
porteshe inquiry has general but prices I'M
changed On the I4h, 5000 bales ncluing 700 surats
1880 spectators and exporters Suras have been in large
demand for export but has been quite active
for American Prices unchanged Total sales daily
The past week has ike It's predecessor that there is
feature to
At the various American ports cotton arrives freely in
spite of foods and fever and few weeks without kill
ing frost will bring into favor tho highest Inmates
Business in Manchester is all that could be desired but
lHors still poweres step in between the importer and
and prices too much above to attract
capitalists
The to-day estimated 1000 bales inclusive of
LEGO to spectators and eSporers-mGrket very quiet
ARMOUR & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
Commercial Intelligence.


Per Parsi41 IrEERroof Ocf ~ is5e
DEAR StWe had the pleasure 10 address YOU thNs On Inc
A lh since then the Prs and Vanderbilt brought as
sr 9aHee9 om te United States the egm6r bringing dates
gs to GW atigans and other Southern ports TO Inst
haSe 10 record another OF inactivity M the
09oh market the receipts At the American ports continuing on
eFey hpFai scale and speculation being eess spunsrs m
easaunee seem lngsposed buy heyond hsr Immediate
E4ngnens nevertheless prices have well maintained
Sneu gre greatly neglected and difficult sell Toward IND
see le nrke indicated gJdus hardening tendency h
sslg ueGdedY more difficult buy the Middine Gnaiifss
9esu ~ Improvement n0i sufficient warrant any chnn
Uus which have undergone change for lie past
AZ Manchester the market hds been rather s satisfn
Prices being Irregular and In decidedly In fo n
me nqyer II IS not expected however that there VIM ~ me-
Ea9 ~ a9a.emeni in business or prices '
Orleans, Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary ksSs eie3aes,Sy,
Orleans, Low Mldpg to Aiddlng : VA sSS5seSs9
urieAlai Good MddinE 70 ddding FAr..... Tiz535SsS
The sales for the week foot up 8s9 bales Of bie ri
were taken for export and i10 for spe aateu fofsv ~
sFe Io0a oales-he market closing quiet out ffn s'''
Stock Of all kinds in Liverpool -. .... tS3so5
Imports of ali kinds into Liverpool. .t. hi9 ~
Imports Of alt knds into Live pool thia week ~ SS5
lars O " E1dg rom Liverpool 2an
Aahsh Ief consumption Am
hOoRh 70 10 AZ sea Tor Liverpool 4B1
Tobacco continues quiet being no demand exsn
"A setlt way prices unchanged but toad Downward
gEAnsEuFFSA Notwithstanding an almost eptra cessation
q imports from America the market remains extremely 0nist
SAD Prices of inferior descriptions, which are In large sppy
ere quite nominal and such be moved Is ay Et
" Ao1t submitting log rstaa the same lime choice
bionaliy more 49, -4t VeNA'
Attodays markst the attendance Of buyers vas sahere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
Hin 0FIeans 9aIIa GFlstnt.
awe INTELLIGENCE.
TnEsnAY. NoTemhar q, l85s


AfRrvALs.--The Donnidsouyiile packet c. D. Jr,
Capt JOS Vincent arrived with ESQ hhds. sugar, 5Sl
bbs aud Id haf Bbla molasses, and leaves again to-
day; at 10 a. ~
The Bayou Sara y. s, mail packet Laurel Hill,
Capt. b. Ore, arrived with 1853 bales cotton, 237
hhds. sugar sss bbs and 100 half bbls rnolasses
The Fort Adams packet sale Robinson Capt. =.
r. Gross, arrived with sS7 bales cotton, 236 hhds.
sugar 400 bbls. and 80 half bbs. molasses, and viii
leave again on Wednesday, at IAN.
Tie coast packet DR., Batey, Capt A. Dugas, Al.
rived with 1888 hhds. sugar, COS bbs. and 1872 half
bbls. moiases, and leaves again % Wednesday a
10 a. NJ
The Vicksburg packet Magnolia, Capt ~ Oialr
Thomasson, arrived with 1856 bales cotton.
The yicksburg Q. s. mail packet Princess Capt..
VIC, Wilson, arrived with 1880 bales eotton' ana
leaves again today, at 5 2. y.
The Yayzoe river packet Alton Jr. Capt John FL.
White, arrived with 1874 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Wednesday, at r v,
The ST. Louis packet Stephen Decatur, Capt.
Hunter, arrived with large cargo, part Of whichwas
s17 bales cotton and 100 barrels molasses.
The Yickabnrg packet B. L. Hodge, Capt. John
Smoker, arrived with 2,l57 bales cotton and will
leave again on Wednesday at 5 P. N.
The st. honis packet JAS Montgomery, Capt. Sam.
Montgomery, arrived with large cargo.
DEPARTURES. The passenger packet c. D. Jr.,
Capt Joseph Vincent leaves for Donaldsyile and all
intermediate landings at 10 4. NJ.
Princess for Ricksbarg This fine, fast U. S. mail
and passenger packet, Capt. ". G. Wilson, with Mr..
Jas, lied in the Office, leaves for Yioksburg at
Pm.
Michigan for st. Louis,-The regular St. Louis
passenger packet Michigan, Capt 6. Cunningham,
will leave for Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis to-day at
P u. She has tine accommodations for passengers,
is sal and reliable boat, and is managed by clever
officer Recolleet the Michigan today at P. NJ as
she vii cave punctually.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

Children three years old under free those over three
nil fare. Fs' ~ w. t'o''e Sea'eoiui
em tickets in packages Of twenty-five can be had at the
Gee OF the Master of transportation Merchants whose fam
s on e ne Ct the road can tickets pack
ne accommodation train will leave New Orleans IN
HftDAF at 20 ?. NJ; arrive Magnolia at 1895 P sava
leans at S,55 A. M W it'o az new VI
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for rarto,,,, NJ
days Wednesdays and Fridays at $50 A NJ RetSTn1 Vii
at4lUP. NJ. . eA's anu saturdays
FTeghtto leave the city the days must be at the
9 O'Clock r. NJ on the day previous to the departure
mya WIN. NJ WADLEY, General Superintendent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

KEY WEST via FLORIDA PoRTs-steamship Calhoun
ST baes cotton to Tareton Whiting Tuis29 boxes turtle
soup to order.
BRAZ0s SANTIAGO VIA INDIAEOLA-stenmship GEN
Rusk-SD head horses and mules to order.
sAYANNAH-Erig 1oseph-525 casks rico to order.
HAVANA VIA MOBGhE-ship Nath'l Thompson-In bal.
last
BALTIM0RE-SchF Republie--Assored mdss
BILoXI-Schr Peliean-SO feet lumber to order.
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Junon-Lumber to order
PAsoAGouLA-sehr Misunderstood feet of lumber to
MoBILE-sehr Exle~Nava stores to order
GoYINGToE-schr sylphide-5OO bbls sand to order
FAsoAGouLA-steamer Eaeatawpa-6oOOo feet lumber 10
to order. 80 N'0" AUNfoVJ Aee' 4uLloet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

kS|Seamer MagnolaS8 s bales cotton to Jobu
ne $40 S9I j Person &co2ll Harding Abbay 4 I6Fs
oeaa-EU0 connolly Cham plin-l79 RotebToFj RTip5
lez Bgekner stanton Newman-laS TfurHes Ti1sts5 ~
- Coleman brttton 4 Withrrs-ll7 j e * IA Z gics
Eayue q Hafrson-t0I EeoWes &eo-E6 Green d $500 -
C9ullAgherl2 Martin, Cobb &cO-7l WashingtNr y
bo CARROLL Hoy 1eo6i IL Aby60 Robson Il SI1 "a IA wv
Richard sngent &c056 do yrue Vance Econ 80 W ~
UtqnhartAl KNOX Higeiusat Bran3eg uoltoH
COL GoEriss0n BEosS4 Frellsen Stevenson teciS ~ NJ
MfAfee &cor 81 MtLemoe kayburn &cO-SO ThEFSfn u.s.
80 Fredlahder Gerson2S dc j Tally &c6l6 baiss -
Lewis 0Besby26 Fhos Henderson Puale-29 n L Mo-
eo2a Bogart Foley ATery0 Pitcher Goodrich EeSi ~
Gladdm seiSesB Warren, Gilmore EeOl7 r Ernest ~
10 MAndeYtle AclheunylS Carroll Holmes Sco-9 ~ y,
Robert Minis Neoz-ll Winston Morrison 6eol1 Nelson
ee-lu n ID Cooper 6sol0 Watt Nobe-9 & @ Cromwell
Mienbsrger SEES Barley Johnsou teoS bales GSt on
Brady &eo--l NJ Lowe &co6 ] OliFer-sundrieg 10
order-Ioial $50 bales cotton.
WICK SBp RG-steamer PripcessTs9 bales cotton Rnckner
stanton NewmRn-592 do Washington jackson trosgq o IA
4 is Kicks &co=3f do Vaudeville / MeIlhenny-2f7 ~
lhos vndeson Peae 20 Persons &oolf6 bales cotton
Sstfel Holmes &eo-l72 Coleman BTtton Whers-45 40
HoSsE Eaey AveFy-lsl do Connolly 4 Champnz-iiI do
Fe2SeS 3eoiOl Rotehford Brown kco-lOO ar HINT kco
~ k5snAa Augent &co5b w Eatn 6co5S bales catton
senn y ~ &eo--5O D uFQuhHrt-60 Hughes HyIsegd
10y d y Cooper &c944 Byfne Vance c5i6 hslss rfioT
q ieFereh &ee4e Payne HaFrisen-9D Waiies 4 T,sy
~ coward Male &oo--30 9aut-l6 Green &
hnitst SoA &e02l Giien Smeies &col6 WRIGHT aisb 40
Ill Il May &Gel0 Barley johnson 6eoln ase eattn ~
GIitehaa EloWsr2l Robson Alena Davis IspEISs *
Lewis Qglesby-I do Smith, Harris Erol ass eot ~
fal9n SMITH II Putnam Rresen Stevenson ~
V oEdsT-dotala9 1850 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. FROM CANTON-I7 bales cotton Wright
Allen Ecoll2 Warren, Gilmore ECo-6 McKeroy Bradford
g Skpwith Hazard Gcol3 do Cu:rer Harrison kco-3 do
Byrne Vance &sq-5 Payne lieusonlI Feowes &co96
~ Lewis Oglesby &c Robson Alen-l6 Block McAfee
&Co27 Handle 6co5 bales Rves Battle Noble
Friersou, Conway &cO6S Il l. Adams kCo-O f Randolph
eco Watt Noble Frledander Gerson-5 Il Groves
&col6 West Nlil:re &col3 Ward, Hunt &co7 bales cotton
Carroll Hoy &cOl5 Hlard, Summers Eco2 Martin Cobb
co.'s Pitcher Goodrich Eco Estlin Eco-llbales cotton
Walker, Hutchinson ECo-G Lewis aco-7 do i II TurnbS
&co-sundres to ordeT-ToGaI 657 bales cotton
P0ETGHARTRAIN RAILROAD-From Mobile-steaner
Californa-snndries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

~ The oieeF Of ataamahip Gen Rus from Brazoa San.
sso report arrived 2h schooner Sea Dri New Or
leans
Arrived off Bar 18th, schooner Myes, Of Philadelphia,
from Mobile, with lumber.
Left in port at Braaos schooner Gen Taylor from Mobile
pairing. Schooner Ed Barnard from New Orleans waiting
cargo Schooner Caroline johnson from New York dscharg
ing. Danish brig Behren Wilhelm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
RHIOw-OoNINa UP,

T Whitney eco
Ship Smoda Nssnn frcm liverpool lth Senenber Ia Ray
ter, Lowell eco.
Ship Independence, Eustes from Liverpool.
British Ship Gertrude Doane from Liverpool to Jenkins
bremen ship Wafer smidt L0ngenberg from Liverpool I'd
Sept-GaFge 800 tons salt
Ship Kate Prince. Jones' from liverpool 2lth AUGUST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

1ngomaF, Paris from Memphis
jas Montgomery, Montgomery, from Memphis.
Princess, Wilson, from ViCksburg
Magnolia, ThomHsson from VicksburE
Sallie Robinson, Gross, from Fort Adams,
@ D JE, Yincet, from DunaidsouVille
DIR Batey, DugRs, from D0nadsonyille.
Alton White, from YRzoo River
Stephen Decatur, Hunter, from 81 Louis
Laurel Hill, ure, from Bayou Sara.
j L Hedge, Smoker, from YickebarR
California, Hutchings, from Mobile
JAS stockton, Hauthorn, from PascaEouia-BaSin,
EscatRwba, Rhoades from PascRgOua-Bnsin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

GPECIFICA rIONS for the Contract for the
" construction Of foot passage Ways four feet vide
These foot shall be constructed In accordance
with the lines and nights to be given by the City Surveyor
Yellow pine posts by inches square shall be driven At
least eight feet into the solid ground distances engtway
sm the heads OF the posts shall squared according
the given by the City Surveyor and snail receive
strongly each Of said posts with drag nails X Of an
inch square by II inches long The Panks for flooring shall
be of yellow pine of quality twelve inches wide nv
three inches thick and not less than eighteen feet long they
shall be strongly nailed to each OF the caps with inch pressed
spikes each end Of each plank and each ntesec
Xii the materials shall be of the best quality and shall be
The work shall be performed to the satisfaction of the
City Surveyor otherwise it shall be rejected
The shall be bound begin the srk in ten DAYS
following the approval of the adjudication by the Common
Council and complete the sixty days under
penalty Of dollars day for each and every dry thereafter
the same is not completed.
Security to an amount Of O shall DO required to
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Payment in cash the completion Of the work and accent
amce Of the same by the City surveyor.
we'll that of failure by the contractor
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the manner in
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
deaa as y Article 1905 tie 6os and
applying of justice TO ennul the without
shall any time abandon the work finish and complete
conformity with his contract the said contractor
BY him up date Of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from any and labi thcreo
the and his securities shall be held bound in
sofdo to pay unto the city all loss or difference between the
the work the price at which be adjudicated
Bids to be per running the whole work complete
New Orleans October e. 1888.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of
Signed no ROBERT HUYGHE, 0na''insn'
HENRY DUREL,
o2S l2t Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
EXPORTS.

HAyRE-ship VIM Rathbone-29S5 bales cotton.
RoFTERp AMship Jos Clarke-S5II baaa cotton, bags
cotton seed 1900 slaves
MOBILE-Schr Shepherless-550 bbs -four $50 sacks bran
900 flag stones
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a8a.82a86l
sSs.ass.seo
la,569,366I
sN27i
s9a.saan7I
-
8Nanl1

We have alteration 10 note ia the bullion market
past week Large quantities Of gold arrive the bnE
OF which has been taken tile Bank Of Engnd aud tbe ~
andar shipped 10 the continent For douboons there s CON
tnuea to he i dali sale. ~ 9'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
s-zEs rtzzgss7zzz=zs7N NEW ROUTE Tza~,
455,+5tal44455ts TO TEXAS. srEas ss3TFAs==S
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

" = = III R7R III l7AH En-
Twentyour hours time saved and and dscomorts
OF a sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, opelousas and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY.
Thence by New and Splendid Steamships built especia
for this route having elegant accommodations Passenge
and for speed aad safely unsurpassed
THREE TIMES A WEEK
Commencing on the lst of November.
MpNbA
,-- 10 Sabine Pass aud Galveston
To Galveston and Indianola
SATURDAY 80. AGNOrTA
To Galveston and IndiauOIR
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
The ferry running to the Railroad the landing on
pose jackson Square a. ~ O'Clock morning Tickets
may be obtained and stale rooms secured Railroad Office
Of ST. Peter and Leyee sree opposite jackson Suun
daily the Depot before the departure Of the y
Freight fer this line will be received every day sunday e
from to clock, at the cOmpanys landing foot Of
toulouse street ana be Transported through the river line
rates without any extra charge hatever freight received
before O'Clock Tuesdays Fridays will he dispatced by
the next days steamer. " = -
OBS If BENZ. F. FLANDERS, sec,y,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
SEN RS,


Per steamship Calhoun from Key West-Nr Chrisborous
and lady DIR Pumel Ray Phiuips Thbaut Thayer Pa
or, Webster Capt p Lockwood and on deck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
Leaves on FRIDAY, Hovember5 5, at5P.
IrI-iLn.t ZLatna Ill In
Leaves every SATURDAY., at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.


Leaves every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p M
IT, Am TOR OPE LO U $ A S-THE NEW
AE&sssbzc9tS steamer Anna Ferret, Capt G. +. Lou
atllier built expressly for The trade will leave
on the Atehaaaya For freight passage apply board
iyl4t near Cpstomhonse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

Steamship Gen Rus Smith, from Brazos Santiago via In
dlanola5 to RPaynO-lstdist.
Steamship Calhoun Gardner from Key West via Florida Ports
to u PaJne-ls dist.
Ship Nahl Thompson Shannon from Havana via Mobile to
Baxter, Lowell &co-lst dist 40
Brig Joseph Cables 10 days from Savannah to master1s
dist 20 -
sehr Republig Snow 20 days from Baltimore, Hynson
sehr Exile Bryant, days from Mobile to master-Basin
Schr Pelican, Nehls. from Btloxi-Basn.
Schr junior, Chaen, from Bay St I4Dus-Basn.
schr Basiide, Myers, from PaSeHgoua-=Basin
Schr Sylphlde, Barbarin. from Tehefunca-Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

- billiard TARLR mANuFA0.
.ssgraa RILLIARD TABLHs ooNsrANrLI

lsssgtaEl-5A DAALAAAND TABLES CONSTANTLY
$780, AAna and Tor saletrum the manufactoryot
sre-=llz5sf aessTs.J NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO. Cn.inn,t
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent t
Ing TO thisline, = HA1ss eei2nk'
aliOrdeEs thankfully received aud promptly attended
a. W. MERRIAM
nAI u st. Charles Billiard Room N O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city every hour
Horse Gar will leave the city every morning O'clock
the last steam train.
Extra special trips when required by notifying CON
The rains will stop at the Station Houss GENTLY Ridge
must have timely not @ nj tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

Rssds a.,, yglgygrsfgs-1 NEW OE1IlEARS JRe5ES "a
&s8A9 81 a SUN AND GREAT NORTHERN
haeAS-@AEsE-5z -&44EZRAILROA
On and after MONDAY, the Slst day of NAV 1879 Pea
arrive at Canton at $50 O'Clock P. NJ. ~ " ~ H'N
Returning, will leave Canton at 40 NJ and orri,o AZ ~
"A mr. p ~ - -.Le tnlllNOh w view
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
FOR TENsAs AND BLACK RIVERS.

Leaves on TUESDAY "a inst at u NJ
ffzSs FOR FB&SAS AND b AGK RIVERS.
lsts "a The light drought passenger packet indian,
tTruuiee, MASTER viii leave above. Forfeight
having superior accommodations apply on board
or TO OSBORNE n co,
NJ NO. Union street, cor. ST. Charlss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
8EhIsa Of tbe atIaEAEls.

DAILY CRESCENT oFFIoE3
Tuesday Morning, November q 1853
COTTON. The market heavy appearance yester.
day, 1900 bales taken by parties prices
being irregular in buyers whoutauy quota
BILE decline.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
v ALUABLa LANDING All PUBLIC SALE,
Gas FIXTUREs.
FINTUREs.

], b. NOME 1856 Charities street
Dealer In Chandeliers Brackets Hall Lamps Of French Fng
ish and American manufacture Ia the greatest variety and AZ
low prices. - ~ "
Also large variety Of Globes, etc.
N, BJ B. NOME is authorized by the Gas Cornnany tn
put up Gas Fixtures. sq2 an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

lsaEs -fgFgs7z5syRsg1-- PUNTCHARTRAIN RATIIa
10 1Lii8it ROAD -WINTkk ARRANGEMENT.
Esz& -SsH -#is-z Commencing Monday, Nov, l, 1855.
-DEPARTURE or CARS
From Civ Fran pLe
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R1Rs UNITED STATES TRI- RS
WEEKLY MAIL LINE f1aAlgILa-at5ss ~
- o WICK S X G. Hsasssss4sSSs44s
~ III IL

ONIALD STATES Ihl-
l6T3ARt9k1fT5a WEEKLY MAIL LINE F7ilkEsGLA-At5Sa
~ VICKSBU r. G.. -
TUESDAY AT o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leUve for DonddSonye rlaqnemihe Baton
Rouge Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Cult Warrenton and Veksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Princess connects vicksburg with the steamer Roe
BUCK and will ke freight for all landings the YazoO river
THTRsDAY at 5 O'Clock P M,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet VtCIxsburg Can't.
Capt D. w Cannon, will leave for DunAldsonviile PLAQUE.
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
eph Grand Gulf WRrrenton Vicksbug, MikeHts Bend,
Lake Providence, Stacks landing Skpwith Landing, PHI
chera Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthtngton, EVERY THURSDAY, at 5
The YICKsBURG connects at vtcksburg with the
steamer RANGER and will lake freight landings the
fRzoo river as high up as Greenwood
SATURDAY, Mt 8 O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet NafCheZ, Capt.
T. r. leatheIs will leave for DonaldsouVile, PHquemne,
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou sara River Landing
Fort Adams Natcbez Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph Grand
Gun WArrsnon and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at
o'clock p NJ.
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at vicksburg with
on the fazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets leave
on their regular days without fail at the appointed. All
to their care will be promptly and faithfully
attgGded to-
These boats will not be responsible any package
containing money ewery other vRluAble unless regular
o5 Of adng are TAKEN specifying the value and
me freight paid nor TOR any yuHbes deposited with the clerk
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage
Fortreight or passage amply on board or to
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, So Carondalet II.
lell r d. SMITH, No. 4Tchonpitou las St.
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n -FOR POINT cLRAR-srEANER

IsASlRys1a CRESCENT, Capt John r Carson will leave
Mobile EVER EVENING, for Point Clear di.
rect Also, on sundays Mondays THURSDAYS will make
midday trips leaving the city at 10 o'clock to aecommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats ie2I II
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Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY 10Th Of No.
yemher next will adudcate at my office IL O'clock NJ
o2S i2t T, THRARD Comntro1ler.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Sd inst at P. NJ
, fTIsa REGULAR LOUISVILLE PACKET
l4EIS4s5a The fine, regular passenger packet James
Fssss8GssssF8a Ontgomery, Capt Satnl Montgomery,
will leave above Huntsville and all interim daG landings
For freight passage appy on board
BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO, Agents,
ne 81 POydrRs
R- plan of he cabin be and sae.roons
by applying 10 the agents,