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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07

For some days past we have had
most delightful weather, and but for the
Almanac we could almost pursuade our.
self that May had come. The grass is
fast springing up, and we have now Mon.
day., prospect of warm rain. If this
should come and be succeeded by week
Of such weather as that Just passed, there
would be very good grazing.
Sugar making is past and We judge the
season has not been favorable. IF the
work in the sugar orchards had been CON-
meuced two months sooner their would
have been great yield. -
EARLY CABBAaEs.-Some of the South
ern editors are Boosting of having ha
new potatoes, ripe tomatoes, &c., but we
have heard of no one having had cabbages
Of this seasons growth. We have Mr..
Franklin Cotton, of Weybridge, brought
to our Office fourteen perfectly formed,
solid heads of cabbage, each about as large
MS good sized apple, all attached to one
stem, of last years growth. This old
cabbage, it seems, had reared this numer-
Gus family in the cellar during the winter.
Mus1cAL.--We learn that another Mu-
steal Soiree is in preparation, to be given
by Professor BorT and his pupils of the
Seminary, within the present Quarter.
Professor Borr commands the highest res
pect of those familiar with his quaifca-
tons as Teacher, not merely in facility
and expression as pla, er, but in that
higher learning, uninterrupted almost with
us, in musical art and literature, which
constitutes the true Profe sor. 1t is in this
that his pupils have the advantage OF in.
struction from one who knows to what
their advancement should lead, in the APP
probation as well as the performance OF
Of music, and the understanding of its ca
pacitics ind principles. In any exhibi.
tion offered by him, while the skill and
ambition of his pupils are promoted, the
public taste with us is led, and criticism
in the department of " sweet sounds " is
instructed.
We learn that the Scarlet Fever is
prevailing extensively in Whiting in a
very malignant form, and in numerous in.
stances has proved fatal. Four children
of Daniel K. Needham died within the
six days succeeding the goth of March !;
two in one day. The fifth child lies in q
critical condition.
Our readers will be pleased to know
that JOSEPH H. BARRETT, Esq, the for
mer editor of this paper, is now the prin.
cipal editor of the Cinc'nnota Gazette.
The Gaz"ite is the oldest, and we think
largest newspaper concern in the West,
and the position is one of great RESPONSE
bility, requiring great labor and is atten.
ded with corresponding pecuniary consid.
GRAFTON. OF his complete success in his
new post our readers and all acquainted
with him, will entertain no doubt.
Mr.. Harvey Wilcox, of this place, was
on Monday night struck with apoploxy.
His life is nearly despaired of.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07

IAE NEW Yosz. WEExL7 announces 4
new story by FRANoIs s. SMITH, Author
Of Tho Nestmakei's Apprentice" "Ev.
eileen Wilson," 4" The Emigrant,"" Aban.
doned Wife," et". under the title OF
" MAGGIE, HE Chi5d NJ C'hori,y:
WnyS on ne Sea Of HumaAiiy.--A
Romance Of Everyday Life.' Mr.. SMlru
il one Of the most popular writer's for tho
New York press. His pen is always
welded in behalf of the down-troddcr
and oppressed. This is the secret of bis
popularity and power as story-writcr
While he draws the character of his stor
as nature and circumstances mako men
aud women, he never fails to inculcutc
truth, justice, and pure morality. The
extensive circulation Of such stories can.
not fail to do good. TIE NEW YoRK
WEEKLY is sold by A. H. COPELAND, Mid,
dlebury, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07

The STUDENT AND ScnooLMArE and
foTe"e''s Boys' and Girls Mogasiac
is an excellent thing for children and
schools. 1t is instructive and pleasing
Parents, who wish to encourage habits Of
reading in their children, caunot do better
than to send dollar to JAMES Rop1ssoy
d Co., 1l9 Washington ST., Boston.
Counterfeit S. bill on the Washing
ton Bank. Boston. are in circulation.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07
Religions.

The great awakening is now as it has
been for weeks, the most prominent sub.
ject before the American people. 1t as.
sumes no new or marked points of inter.
est, but steady increases in Importance.
The religious press scarcely finds space to
give II brief summary Of results, and the
secular press is largely occupied with it.
The usual means, which in former awak.
enings have been prominent, are not now
observed. We scarcely hear of the clergy
In distinction from the laity The " fool.
ishnNss of preaching" is little depended
upon, but the people nre all of one &C.
cord in one place, before the Mercy Seat.
Daily prayer-meeting are sustained in all
the larger cities, and in numerous villages
and in these, it is not unusual to hear that
from 5000 to 5000 assemble daily for one
hour. 1t does not appear that these arc
allowed to interfere with business nor are
attended with any undue excitement,
whereat those who might be disposed
could cavil.
Of this the N. Y. Evangelist re.
marks:
"Can anything be more impressive than
the attitude of s'whole people thus awed
by the power of religious truth Z? The
work originated in no grand demonstra.
ton. 1t was heralded by no strange ca
lamty, carrying dismay to the heart of a
nation. No fiery comets, either in the
material or political heavens, gave omens
Of its approach. No one has appeared,
as sort of national prophet or Evange.
list, speaking in tones that have rung
across a continent. Noiscless as the dew,
the blessing has descended till the fertili.
ty an' bloom which have followed it, have
attracted an attention that would not have
been deigned to the weakness of the in.
strumentality.
But feeble as its means, and unobtru.
sive as its antecedents, the result is one of
which the world is forced to take knowl-
edge. The phenomenon is scarcely less
remarkable than any event in our national
history. Far and wide, over city and vii.
lage, amid crowded streets and in remote
cabins, deep seriousness pervades the
land, changing the very aspects of bust
ness, arresting the old currents of thought,
and modifying the character at once of in.
dividuals and communities. The claims
of religion are recognized as paramount
to all others.
The work in this place seems not to d.
minish in interest, and in the College, we
understand, there is increasing attention.
Daily union prayer-meeiipgs have been
Tor some time well sustained in the lecture
room of the Congregational Church. We
hear Of the same in numerous villages
in the State.
Twenty-six were received into the Con-
gregational Church last Sabbath, by pro.
iession, and several by letter
In Corn wall, We learn, their has been
for several weeks good work in progress,
and the same from Bristol. Favorable
accounts are received from Vsrgsnnes
and Salisbury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07

"A fire occurred in Montpelier, on
Thursday oflast week, but was extinguish.
ed before much damage was done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. 80 bales cotton to
S H Ably "A Carroll Hoy geo. 10 R l. Adams 10
McLemore, Raybnrn &co. IL Robson & Allen 3 do
Lane, Mayfed eco. Is Patton, Smith Il Putnam
8 J I Hardie. IA Rhorer Higginbotham &co 10
Byrne, Vance Geo IS Valdez & Snidcr. 10 S Barrett
~. 8 Lewis 4 Oglesby. 81 Cleveland Bros &co.
Walker Hutchingson eco. % Ward, Hunt &co.
Payne, Steele Geo l a D KenBe. 3 Giffen Smedes
&co II Payne HGfrison. IL Campbell & Strong
Winston, Morrison &co. rs Harris & Levi 5 to
order IL Pileber, Goodrich &co 8 B NJ Lowe Z
S 0 Nelson SEQ. 16 J G IL B S Kicks eco. 8 do
A H May &G8. s Bradley, Wilson eco. bales cot
tan Pritcbard & Flower. 2 West, Yiare Geo. 29
ThomhilL Geo. 6 A FULLY eco. II A NJ Hopkins
% Con1elly & Champlin. 10 Wright, Allen eco 60
CutreE, Harrison Geo us Warren, Gilmore &co. s
Mcpherson q Peale Total 72l bales cotton
CANTON. ia bales cotton Gutrer Harrison &co
L.117 So R l. Adams &co 2 A D EenHze &co 81
Smith, Harris eco. ! Cleveland Bros &co 6 S Bar
ret. ,5s Coleman Britton Geo. 50 Lewis g. Oglesby
Al Robson & Allen Is Walker, Hntchings0n eco
4, a j L Hardie &co. 3 A Trumbull &co 81 Patton
Smith & Putnam. IS NJ D Cooper Geo. IL Carroll
Hoy Geo. i Riyes Battles Il Noble. I6l Thornhill
Geo. s Brander Hubbard &co. "A Harris & Levi IS
A Fl May Eco. 80 Henderson q Peale 2 Pitcher
Goodrich &cO. 5 West Villarie Geo IS Martin Cobb
&co; 10 F Lotspeieh Eco. Is FeIlowes &co a
Walker Snider. / Connolly & hamplin. SO War
rem, Gilmore Geo. 3 Giffen, Smedes &co Q F G
Randolph. Y Payne & Harrison 10 Block, McAftee
Geo, Total 924 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
EaelnYr-Cn1,lIll rrTIrn.

Snip Mediator Kast, IL days from New York, 10
u o Woodruff SEQ.
Brit Ship Refuge, Howard, from Valencia 18th Oct
schr Miana Schiller, Wilson, so hours from Havana
ted Il Phelps.
schr Peter NOVEL;, Butler, ohours from Havana to
PIats, P0jol &eo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

Per steamship Chas, Morgan, from Galveston and
AnaiRnela Mrs Watson, j q Hartie and lady S Dick
ems, lady and children J Thomas and lady Z 2
t3hingey and ladYi Col Mclean, Messrs. S Ricardo
aannanlen, Mci.oy, TreadweI, Wintz, 0akes Hitler
1Eabue, Calhoun, Jennings. IS on deck
Per Bfitishbark Avon, from Liyepool--l3 steer
age passengers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
BLACK AND WHITE RIVERS.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 29th inst, at 5 P NJ.
lFa@s FOR pDCAA 9NTAS, PQyHATAN.
N4 BaieSvl le, Jacksoaport, Augusta, Des Arc ard
g. All LANDINGS Whit aud Black rivers The
regular packet steamer Europa Bailey master viii leave
is shove For fT1iEdtbr passaIs apply on hoard,
NTRGLNIUS e. DENTEEL,
ds4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

fTNREVORTON COAI4-THE TREyoRToN COAL
and Railroad Company having cargo Of their Coal the
ke would cali the attention of the New Orleans public to their
superior SEMANTHRACTPE COAL, peculiarly adapted 10
this climate aud without its equal domestic purposes It's
Qper orr consists 10 the fact Of is facility Of combustion
kinflng with much the Is buff
wilh0u Ike, enduring far great without
gnpgDu when The IL it is managed MISUNDERSTANDING freely
Or little Gre may ee wanted which great deseftum in
this climate mud It's free from sulphur, creates such
oppressive and unhealthy gas with The hard Anthracite
making exceedingly healthy aud pleasant fuel open
1t is remarkably we'll adapted 70 kitchen ranges cooking
oyes and cylinder stoves creating
ky then any known coal Burns ws in open CRATES with
henyy Ashland for steam belsra with good draft it is
Consumers Of Coal viii fnd It for Ii liz advantage TO give
this article trial Numerous imohia Of Superiority
can be At the Office Of The Agent yard Of the
Gpmpfrs
GEORGE " LEE Agent,
n29-2m Ne q Cont Street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
Steamboats,.

Princess, Wilson, from Yieksburg.
DIR Burlington, Moore, from Marie Saline
Henry Choteau, Wood, from St. Louis.
Kate Howard, Gross, from Fort Adams.
BE Hodge, Smoker, from Shreveport.
Red Chief, Schultz, from Camden.
Carondelet, Sinnott from Mobile.
Adriatic, Lamoth, from st Louis.
ATkaHsgw, Bennett, from Jefferson.
Dr. Bafey, Dugas, from Lockport
Hope, Moore, from Fulton, Ark.
Era Mol, Ko1ns, from Red River
Laurel Hill, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Vixen. Elfert, from Loekport.
Rapides, Barstow from Alexandria
Fred Iron, AllenboFongh, from Cincinnati,
Great Western, Newcomb, from Cincinnati
Chancellor, Stewart, from Louisville
Scotland, Couch, from GAINESVILLE.
California, Hutchings from Mobile.
JasStoekt1n Hawthorn from Pascagoula.
Silver Heels, Brown, frem LockpoEt.
Towbpat Conqueror, Brown, from the passes. towe
down and to sea on the list inst banks Marth
WenzeH, brig Brownsville and sehr Bella Peel
,br0nghtup barks Jas Hale, Cherokee an
Alexina, brig Elizabeth Watts.
Iowboat g Vanderbilt, Lambert, from the passes
went down light brought up bark Avon an
sehr I1amaFtne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
ID A, RAHNESrOCH's vRRAIIRutsEc II

V'T1ItI1a, dTTa
body Of tho Fegur medical profession every State in the
Union preparation unsurpassed b. and daily pre-
6erihed By te eminent ply throughout United
States During the long period ofit continued popularity spu,
rious and counterfeit limitations have from time time
their appearance Never has besnmor necessary the part
OF the huye % exercise udeou caution in purchasing the
geuuine article than at this time These limitations
mf0ge hs we'll cpeHlaed put upon the eetng
purchaser article which he neither wished intended
buy II is not enough 10 buy Of Nn accredited agent but every
purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed pO
us examine every bottle himself ha he is buFng
tho genuine b. A. Falnes Ockis Yermuge. NIL ImkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

he 9adssgped sails tho attention q a delnqnen;
III Y act 5 Of The last Legit lature
Aio9u ne privilege Of redeming their property thN
Ae tls le th OF time 1t had haen forfeited State
DA OF me same time he alt Seiinquen tax payers
s s sne 81 PsodsS for the speedy and dna pleof all
seh PROPERTY and thAt this penalty shall tightly enforced
owners OF pop f Agents aud &Uafies Public can nov re-
e properly Rnt nay back state taxes without trouble
ata expense OF Soias TO a on Rouge that pose
w. VI uANDL(N.
Attorney los Tue collection of back State caves
az In Once, No ~ tuOw 50 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
slfo Orleans 9ilg Q5raseert
TUESDAY MORNING, DEoEMBER s, 1858.
binnilIg ntGIIiatlte.
GBEsdENT oFfigr, No 40 Camp street -.
Tuesday Morning, Dee. ass 1895,



Cleared Yester,say.
Steamship Cahawba, Balloeh, for New York via
Hayana JEonnolIy &co
Ship Aldana. Bunker, for Boston, J P Whitney geo
Brit Ship Lord Dufefin, Johnston for Liverpool E Il
Bark GROWER. watts. FL Philadelphia, A Bass
5afk Graneshot HomeWood, soT Rernan6Qeo ana and 4
market Il a GlIaud
Brig n A Stevens, Waters ior Havana, n.., ~.
scnE Mary Ellen, Gatsatson, Sor Penssseoa, y,
Goldenbow y Lesparre
schr u a Johnston, Ellis, for Baltimore, J q Bass
Arrived.
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Galveston
and ln1ianola.
Bark JOS Hale, Stevens le days from New York, in
ballast TO master. I'd dist a.
Bark Fannie Lincoln, Parsons, 40 days from Rio de
Janiere to Schwartz &eo. LIST dist 10.
Bark Cherokee. Stien, 10 days from Charleston to
SL& p L Levy LIST dist Is.
Bark Alexins, Lowell days from Havana in ballast
to master point.
Brit bark Avon, Maunce from Liverpool 4th Nov to
Wheeler y Sheppard. point.
Span brig Fetrer, Gelabert, days from Havana in
ballast TO master. I'd dist 20.
Brig Elizabeth Watts, Thompson, 5 days from Ha-
yana in ballast to G w Hynson eco. I'd dist
Sehr LanaTtine, Graffam, 5 days from HaYana, in
ballast to master. point.
sctr Harriet Lewis, Harvey, from Newport r /, via
Key West to Goldenbow q Lesparre; basin
Schr Victoria Wilson, days from Apalaehicola to
q p Metealf basin.
seir Union, Webb, days from LaFaca, TO master.
basin.
SIR Alliance, Maxent, days from Pensacola, to
master. basin.
s8hr Annie Belle Rove, from Pensacola TO master
schr Fanny, BaIfour, days from Mobile to master.
basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

mers &ca4 do B L I4otspeich &eo, asa bales cotton
10 N White, II do Winston, Morrison &eo, ~ do
Robson & Allen. 80 Hughes, HYlested &co ! w
Soery ia A L Gaines IL Moses Greenwood &Go =.
50 Campbell 4 Strong S Frellsen, Stevenson &co
q Fl X Carter &co. IL Bradley, Wilson 6c0,, , l.
Adams II Head, Massie &co. Al Il w Estlin &co
..5T Rotchford, Brown eco l6 McGregor d Bank
head IS Walker Hutthingson Geo, IL j Persons
&co I6 Brander Hubbarn eco. Gorrison Bros
l0J G & BS Kicks SEQ. 10 BOgart, Foley & Avery
sundries to order, Total 900 bales cotton hhds
tobacco,
SHREVEPORT Steamer L Hodge 1863 bales
cotton Lewis & Oglesby I29 Rugeley, Blair &co
l22 Wilson, Pomeroy Geo. 102 r Cummings Geo
Is Payne 4 Harrison. IS to order. Is A D Dono-
van IL Patton, Smith & Putnam 8 Phillips Nixon
&co z NJ D Cooper &co. 8 Frellsen, Stevenson &eo
GLADDEN. & SieXas. 3 Bellocq, NOblOm &co Sc do
Green Il Crump "A Wright, Allen &co Al H K Car
ter eco. 43 Henderson, Terry &co 80 bales cotton
Campbell j. Strong 26 Robson u Allen % do ] I
Hardte &co. % Winston, Morrison &co 10 w A
Johnson &co, Il Duncan & Logan. 20 bales cotton
Cutrer Harrison Geo 20 Miller & Forester Is
Edward Pilsbury, LIZ Scott, Williams &co Is do
ellis, Ferguson eco. 9 do Oakley, Hawkins &co 8
Farley Ju1ey &co. do Rives, Battles & Noble. S
Henderson, Terry Geo. Warren, Gilmore &co i
Walker, Hutchings0n Geo, IL els rope pc bagging
Campbell y Strong, IL hhds sugar Wilson, Pomeroy
&co. sundries to order, Total HI bales cotton.
LOGKP0RT. Steamer Silver Heels 80 hhds
sugar 40 bbls molasses Bogart, Foley 4 Avery Is
hhds sugar Hall, Rodd & Putnam so bbs molasses
hf do w S Donnell. 10 hhds sugar G Webre 3S
do bbls molasses L Malus &co. Is hhds sugar to
Brand Landry. s7ndries to order. Total III hhds
sugar 50 bbis hf bbls molasses,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
sTEAMBoAT DEpARTUREs.


STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REGULAR PACKETS.
en- !, ffR & a aT1$2 VIZ EF;T rsa i
THROUGH TICKETS via 3tENP HIS aud NEW ORLEANS
PACKETS TO MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND oil H 4RIEsToN RAILROAD
And continuous connecting Railways through East Tennessee
and Virginia, to
-. PHiEADE1PHyA,
WASHINGTON,
800, PETERsBgRG,
~ Express a mail trains leave Memphis daily at P NJ
making connections through New YORK al less expense
'a-Memphis "a tgs + lsaSs Sew orlespsat5p.
Eclipse. CAPT J. p, Clarke.
pe0f's,s" io y$ ! R. Irwin
i I0nm Es 1, l. ! P. Smith
R D 'iY;.ssUap' D. F"f''
=: =: W. Hlu........,......; Capt. 7; H Newell
For freight passage and through texts, apply to
,, Msmqb i Packet Once st. Charles Hotel left wing
B1Tioke by ths route good for any length of time
R9- baggage checked through. n22 If
Leaves wEDNEsDAY December %. st5P. NJ,
Asalss 3 Packet Line For Memphis and the Bends
N The first class steamer Ingomar, Captain b.
the foot Of Gitod street and viii leave as above
For freight or passage, apply on board, Or to
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel.
the White aSd rivers and at Memphis with superior
RAdams' Express carried regularly by this line. da5
Leaves on FRIDAY, December 81, ats NJ
~ N ~ 81 states ts Mail LINE; :,
ssaEE 3 n LEAFS F1GkET Line : FSr Memphis and
r. w. Hi, Captain T. H. Newell will be ready to re.
Seiye wednesday morning the footO Poydras street
beard, or j. H. FRELIGH,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. the 18th inst. ats NJ
fEga FOR SHREVEPUEET, GRAND
2StyEIIa Bayou Campte Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Cor
S. TONS BatLins and all intermediate landings
Red riyerThe light daught and swift running passenger
steamer National, Montgomery master, will leave posi-
lively above For freight passage having fine accommO
dNtions, apply on board, or to
DIS No / Tthonpitonias street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
AToHAFALAYA RIVER.


lF4HlAkSeS5a SPRINGS-Twice week-Hhe steamer Adj
G vance, Saml Ahles, master, will leave for
BladOn md Cullum Springs twice a week, follows
Leaves Mobile for BlHdon and Guium Springs Demopo
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Mobile for Blaon and Gulnm Springs every Wednes
day evening, at 4 O'Clock.
-Returning-
Badon and Cunm Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening" O'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at o'clock
For passage, apply to
ie26 If or SIMPSON : COOKE, Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
no PLANTERS AND BUILDERS
sALAMANpER CEMENT ROOFING.


sALAMANDER CEMENT ROOFING,
For making water tight and durable work and the only
pound suitable to this climate.
Roots equally as ell as myself.
This Roofing than inferior kinds which have
Proof r. advantage o. osS o ff0o ~4'h less weather
One half the weight Of timber sufficient saves all
ridge tiles gntteng and aashng OF metal will jar Off
ohor blow en- and subject the everlasting repairs
oaieee. LaaeseGloss Bros / COS Hardware Store,
nl9 lm&M. No III Camp street
RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
Co.. SOUTHERN NE1HAN STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio aud Franklin strees-Depo, No POydras,
Nse j. ]. u BAN ME- S'S' Son, Propretors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit etc. ETC. warranted of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
ad Al orders left as above w be promptly and eo 81
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA THE SEW
led Students will be admitted any period during
demic year. G. W. SEARS
Dean Of the Faculty.
Students in the Grammar School Prepa Sd
spanish German aud ali English Sfsbcbss 'ssN
Boaes day boarders and day scholars received in both
Departments, at any of ha For full particulars
apply AZ the corner Of Baronne and Common streets III Gen
eral superintendent LOUIS DUFAU.
T1RIVERsTPY or LOUISIANA FRENCH
~ Pgrma ent Evening Classes conducted by Professor j.
SO per Merchants Clerks And any other persons Who
respectfully requested apply IL the University Budpg
eoFnt IT, o. baronne anu Conmqn streets 70 MN, ,,.
- - - -.
STORAGE. sTORAG H.. STORAGE.
The undersigned having taken the large commodiou,
Building q and % Front and "A and % Full ave ere,
pared TO receive Sugar Flour Lard Butter Begging and Rope
forwarding goods, etc, on liberal terms.
OSBORNE, WILSON 4 GARRADINE,
nE3 y Is ana 25 Front street
n ~ e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoY)
Wholesale ana Retail Groccrs,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 40 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans,
NIL ly&W Between Benyils and Cont
BINOCEIE s. CO., No. 80 GHARTRES STREET,
IL corner Of Customhone respectfully Informs the Ladies'
that they have just received their full assortment off,
winter Goods,
which consist principally in rich silks Wooden Goods Cnas
BuFnOnS 4antias Embroderies Of every description Bon
nets Hair Dresses Fans Paasols and greet variety Of fancy
articles which they offer o sale moderate price
AsoGreat Bargains IN SILK with and without aaancs
80 per cent. under cost. til5 Im
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

Leaves on THURSDAY, Snh inst, at p. NJ.
re REGULAR JEFEERSON PAC-
6assz5 KEF-For Jettr on Renton, Port Gaddo and
port Grand Bayou Campte Grand Fcore. and Alexandria
The light draft passenger packet SRlIle Robinson, Dyas
Power, master will leave above. For freight passage,
apply on board.
d27 Advertise. z Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

! ST LOUIS. Steamer Adriatic $50 bbls Aour to
| Vose Bros. 100 do S H Kennedy l6 bbls apples to
Price, Converse &eo. SIS bbls pork l6 bbls IS tics
lard 36 tes hams Horrell, Gayle &co $500 bills flour
j Hopkins. $50 bbls pork Tufts Il Hobart al bxs
soap PedreauYiile & Bros. rs bills pork NJ j Smith
1920 do 342 bbs go ties beef o Woodruff &cO en-
CINE boiler and fixtures Payne X Harrison sun
dries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28
Leaves on SATURDAY. LIST January at 5 p NJ,
IT, SBRIlVEPORp AND NEW ORLE

WNgs n NFUTtT AND -UKI4E-
l1ELstY5s Tri-Weekiy Cket Line he splendid and
5ls5s - swift passenger packet steamer Lscomte,
Cheney johnson, will leave above for Shreveport
Grand Bayou, Canpte, Grand Ecore Alexandria Norman
SaEbn's and all landings, Returning will leave Shreye
port Saturday, 9Th January at ~ For furber DtOr
nation and freight or passage apply on board or 10
G.. l.. kOUSS h BROS, Agents. 2 From street.
HA plan OF her cabin be and secured
trom by dispatch letter. by application the Of
fee Of the agents. VIRHINIUS C. DENTZSL.
l28 Advertising Agenis.