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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

THK GOLD FOLKS are coming. They will
be here Tomorrow night, at Philharmonic Hall,
thiry-seven in number, with their grand orches.
tia, all clad in the costumes Of a hundred wears
ago, and representing the " home circles, or
" Preside Rehearsals" Of the same date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

. WEBBING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner i2th and r
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 50 cents per
suAr. no g. Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

POCKET DIARYs FOR ls59-Fine assortment at
ADAMseS's New Store, on 9Th street. near Pens
avenue On'y 10 cents for Harper's Magazine -Four
cents each Tor the New York Ledger, Flag, Mercu-
~. and Weekly. Fine Letter Paper for g. TO- ard -
cents quire. Three and four cents a packay 70 for
rsh'ooPes' de4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

Prof III. w. MUNDER most respectfully an
noUnces TO the citizens and public generally "a
of NashinEton that has second quarter of IN 81
structlOns IN the shove beautiful and neces IN
saTy accomplishment will commence onlAA
Thursday afternoon. Dec. I'd, 1853, at Temperance
Hal.
Geetlemen's claases On Tuesday aud Thursday
evenings, at O'Clock.
For particulars inquire at the Hall on the above
evenings.
CIassss at The Union Hotel. Georgetown. every
"Wednesday. At 81 .. m. no T-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

lcoNMUNIcATED
Ny Editor: Can YOU inform me the name or
the street running from the corner Of Louisiana
avenue and Seventh street to the corner of Penn
syIVania avenue and Ninth street, Its gener-
ally called Pennsylvania avenue, but its numbers
do not correspond with those on the Avenue
proper. Also, the names Of the streets bound no
lafayette square on the East, West and South
mat on the South is usually considered a portion
OF Pennsylvanta avenue; but an old resident in
forms me that its proper name is Executive street
ana was so written upon former charts of the
city. III Commissioner Blake or the CITY author
tiles would cause sign-boards, with the proper
names of these Streets 10 be affixed 10 the cor
ners thereof, much confusion would be avoided
WASHING ron, Dec. ,. ClyIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

An ISLAND BALL Our young friends Of the
Mount Vernon Association propose to make to-
mig ut merry, at Island Hall They are capital
hands in the amusement line and we cord alIv
advise every one who desires an evening full of
fun to spend this evening at Island Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

The CoLrNBIA TYPoGRAPHIcAL SOCIETY AT
the meeting Of this Society on Saturday eve ming
last, the following gentlemen were elected OH :
GERS Tor the ensuing year: John II. Thorn, Presi
dent-re-elected; Joel Brown, Vice President;
VIM. K Mclean, Corresponding Secretary-re-
elected; H: 8 Bowen, Recording Secretary-re-
erected Michael Cation, Treasurer-re-elected
for the twenty-f fourth time
The forty fourth Anniversary OF the Society
VIII be celebrated on the 3D. Of January next
when suitable addresses will be delivered a
poem read, a promenade concert Of vocal and
instrumental music given and terminating with
DALI the management Of which has been en-
trusted to committee fat in such matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

j PURs FURs. PURs.
Having just returned from New orb with the
ARREST, hnest, and beat selected stock Of Nc ever
exhibited IN Washington. now solicit the at'en
ton all in want fsuch articles 20 en- examnal ION
of my stock which v IA always b shown with plea
sure, at the RciIs be Fur StoIe ! DO not wish to
eaumerate the msny kinds on hsnd bat rather every
one saould call and examine for thsmse!vss at
HOPKINS = BazaAs,
Sign Of the White Bear. corner of
no 80 Nv 9Th ttreet and Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

OPERATIONS ON TFErH, of the most diricult AID
lntrloate nature, performed wIrh the greatest ska
and accuracy by nj. LOOMS, Dental Surgeon, 3g
REM avenue, between Stn and 10th SITS. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

ARE YOU INSURE D?-Ampe Indemnity
~ against Loss by FInE ls offered ~ the WASH
INGfON INSURANCE. COMPANY. Ofhcs
corner of Penn. avenue and 10th ct. Stockholders,
directors and officers al citizens of Washington AID
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
G.. ID. HANSON. Secretary. NO 10 eodu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

The THrArRE.-To- night Is the opening night
Of the regular season, under the auspices of the
regular managers. The performance is Lvtton's
play Of " Money" in which Mr.. Chas Fisher,
the favorite New York actor, makes his rst ap-
pearance in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
FOR YAzOO RIVER

IeAYes ID THURSDAY. Taiy n 1T r. NJ.
Fygs TALlsAHATCMAE AMI YAAOQ
El-8sts 8 Rsckeh-lhe spandldi new light gTeIt pas
seuger packet Ya1O0 Belle ". W. Ewing,
MASTER q sena gleFS win says ~ gbeye ior lst2te
Greenwood dnii, IehuiR City, and all intermediate
landngs plantations YAzoo river For freight Or passage
jeI US. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Ths Yazeo Belle viii eontinHs ~ The trade all me SESSION
IS anmlner naaket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
COW PaIR oI-5. n 40 I5IolA 1.


- sars4 u gsN NJ X Y5iFsSs5s F 90. 49,
- @s5s5 ~ tlt Nni1ea N llS T a. issir n5 ri
H. 10 e,s " " i' y 14ta pAi W "
Tsoi 4 IN 81 ,S, N m INA hsl ~, MI
NM H.. 49, XII ~, rs, 80 49,, SO; -, -. - ~
slt,fst g K ~, 49,. ~ KEW H. ti'n TX NV,
w WV y! u,
aacis4i 55415 Xxi ,to S liiss S Y " ~ s ~
1ts - si ~ stsII ~ 49, .soa-ig,fs X ~ H.
h.tsisfs IA n 5 sis ~ ME- nv s Y
Tl,s Also s3I ", ai@s ~ r5sp nan hS, eoii
,t lss1 t ~ Nv IA ;,,F5,as 81 ,a M a t di,is,
$500 Y. nv 5ss !i 80 INA s13,s+s ~ ~ ~.
iC,f ana so,S hi jist,,es ~ IA III ipi
Lao,y ~ AZ {iss Iii IN - ~ "a sgcHy5ss II G H.,
ss,; N { ss{ si y, "A " M w W
ihrbEs "a ie TX stt e Il, ascI ~ ~
ssi5 ils5 NH dra ails icl sn,s-a IL III nsi M y
siSssrs IN XII Il stsast IN i,ri,ss sI, % s " tn III
es al ti cns iii III f fr,r, rsnier AMI 5i NJ
nc sgass NV IL igees VITA a sap VIA 9's DEUS
I6s rsnis fSr III e1nr3i, II, ~ 81 ~ ~.
auaiily II inches ies s sg p h ees
800 i1,,,t L.,
With iSsb n+sSss N e e tSS q .s y
M @ ~ se 9nls o eeSh piaGh NY W
o+;,, s ~ it 4 ~, u W. ine WI
W. Ne, M " s ~ WI w no. ~ saiI Rs 3
beg II eae1 %aCa a ha IL project y nShej
t. ssgb ssSeer screw bells e TX inches n diameter T9
geyor sai diree and s3 ba ganiy Ia tb iI
caps Of the wharf with at least bolts Of inches in
diameter.
substantial wooden railing shall he constructed al around
sa!u mari Yer which shall 6e geet in height
h uYle q pet = y " tle O,.y
wy sLAIl ue u uls pes 9aplltS Ahu sh De
~ w fi w WI IT, Wy aDoI.
rue Wok mai ne performed IN accordance with the lines
IONS ol ie e Surveyor @nd 10 tue entire sh
st NJ q sAla l ohlgsf ;, ,s W 49,. N
snali ~ poana 70 eten hs Work IN me
@ as 5oo%ng ns e. taS aoJnal aoa ~ tne
gadsr penalty q tsn dollars Per day for each and every day
thereaiter me same Is not competed,
70 " q 9ouu snati " required guarantee
q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

ssesmsip TeNss WILSON, from Indan0ls snd Galveston
Harris, Morgan lkcoT-fst
Slip eaers bnses from Rio be Janeiro to a F 4 w II Ell
raj and previously reported ct Quarantine
Stat}an--lat iia1 Al.
Big BTovnsss SIMPSON from saguaL Gnnae to Golden
EVE bow Il istsp grre--2d dist.
Spanish Brig Pienci4, Goga Havana nRstepre.
yiausiy reported At Quarautise Statiou-Pont
ehf y = Johnson, Rassaii, BRACES sanago to Goden-
bow Il Laslarre--2d alsti6.
ehr II faoue Pennington days from Ehzos Sansgo 70
y il PhelPsA5d dist.
sef Virginia john Corabee 2dey from Mobile, 10 master
Basin.
Sthr Republic, Gf0oker. from Bogf--Bssin
sehr Sarah Baden, Beipet from Tcheulcia-Bssin.
Sehr Mai AantJ, Nelson, from Bpxi-Basin
SehF Wsshingien. Weston from ResringtonBasin.
&ehs E.ga Easer. Smith, from BMoal--Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

Falls City, Smith, from st Louis
Sniie Robinson. aFoss, FROM Fort Adams.
Iuey Hqlcom1, White from LAKE Port
Music StgeeS. from 4rf0nrehe
AlmRy Robinson. tJ99 Pitisbnig.
FLORIDA, Hntchingss from Mobile
GafuiiAFdet, Smith. from Mobile-Lake and
jelsrsoa Baiirnads
TaBheat AhlauH0a Whann, fTem the RassBeae ed down
and see q gh att ship Hogfocd bark Sir Isaac New
ton. sehoonars Fanny Pepdleton and sniIalk
MP from brig q Qsnsyia aud schooner 4 johnson
from Qusgiuiiie ship Courier End brig Plgneia.
Towh0a Vanderbilt Meqry, from the Passes=-oged down
and 24ih ult slip Iereslaau schooner Peter Mo-
welt--brorght up schooner 4 Tooae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
shIpnIna SAIsLLiasTta.
TnvRspAx, July |, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

stssmEhp CHARLES otga Place for Indaaols md Galveston
Harris & Mo gan
Steamship len Rusk, Smith for Btsros Seutao Gal
And Indisu0la. Harris. Morgan tcn
Sehr PewiAaAl, Caro- fNy Pensacola 0spoRd Sullivan
Srhr Lizzie aszick, Nebbers ior Pensacola
0'Dowd Ferguson
sshr Martha, Harrison, for Pensacola, a Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
ZOE LoUIs y II.I. M-TIIH ENTl
al saiis' j. S. PAGAUD. AdyotasiBg Agent
T =, STE A n5i1ls p PA FOB .} LOT
oUMBERLAND RIYBR..

Leaves on sYEBNESDAY, 3Gfb inst, at i Pm.
FFSs FOR NASHVILLE, CIlARKSYILLE
9qon EddyylLs sniithl s,I Rs9;gesh MsIgo
aiadrid Booths Point Haes Point Randolph Memph and
interedinte iaAdiugSrhe fine regqar packet steamer
ScOtiant j. A. Couch plaster will leave above For
freight apply on board, ortSs
B.DuFTEhD, Agent,
ie28 corner 81. Clarles and PefdidD streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
ooAsT AND LAFoUReHE.
Leaves every Il AT a RI. AY s,,g,


tisiAsSas SatE1e FSoBinsoIl-Toa and from N. Orleans
60 lRyou Sara Font Adams, Wiiauspogt, Port
Hudson all intermediate landings, The SAs-IIE RGT
SON, " n Gross, MASTER in place of the BELLA DOM
Orleans every Saturday evening" vt O'clock
evening" the arriYaipE the
cars from Wpodville.
A clerk will be the to receive freight Thurs
dag morning.
parcaisr attention paid The receiving and landing Of
passen9ess freight all hours Of te day and night,
ts29n HOLMES GLAuSS.. y Febpupitonias ST.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
8EDEIPTs on PRODUCE,


FORT AuAAis-stsamef sahe Rebnsen-=ls bales cotton
Lloyd Eftrson--lld5 Kelly &go-S do deha Iee-22
& 8ad@a eaes mosaic N TuFnhul43 sacks onions 10 A
seeks p9atees 9anlsll u ses9nyl SELL hams
~ sass Tass r. ~ 10 pkgs sanS5isi n I Brady &eo-
sR LOUIS Steamer Fails bags Oh cake 10 II b
GfoIhfap hd tebacen 10 w hhds tobaceoto
4 Badasclse SEQ ~ his tobacco r otswals &co4k do
yy2 hales cotton 70 Henderson Terry &eo hhds tobaeco
bales cotton ~ p cooper &eoI hls tobacco 4 j Summers
,srd-a do eanpbe i songs do Hugely lsaIr Sco2 ID %
ReEehfefds Browu &go dq e eowes Eeo2 boxes mds
ksealb bb leat . eaks bacon Pedreauyie Br5tbes
pigs naila and MoGurs759 hbls ouE hala SEQ
hGls iolk Jqla ilny Nco64 owes and hxures 9 u
Burr do DO Ree Bros &eo9 bales mp Price, Cons
ysFs 5SRs 5agass ge3a9s sels aoer
Gks A9sby &aa asles her1p seed John Brien24Oels
Iore aArmee Bfo 6hs whisky Tiius9 pigs ndse 10
e yyo9irt ses l l4a9ge4g ghls eee L ssgle
III bales hemp Ben ~ bhs ouT Keep AGO.
sga ogsS aeas se egss biss hemp A2le 4 aIssn
aauls 1 sderRo5al ii bales eoltoe l02
bglgs eeel = M Esn Se6. 81 bales cotton Ohm Wait
fslaasadef sfson d lsuesnsr s5a IL Nesinan 81
liiard Summers coa bosses paasees ~ bbls peaches and
LkFDUR Steamer ailHcs3 hhds sugar 230 bbis mo-
leses g y bes npas5s e Batel half hbiA nalsses
rIs hslss ao if9aelar sac4s potatoes 10
quest onipAs Hioon-l9l do potatoes Laer6fS-
8ldo to SO Ads agar, 2g4 bbis
inclsssss asA If hbls mglasses
FEHTSRu G-SteanleF AfnB-38 boxes Inise Bell Buahan,
ii. 70 d drugs seogl aie4l0g do hitiers Wood
pan. 5p DO Holiness &spsleer-0 10 ataet-2a NOT.
Yen eeig0 do 10Y gSes bottles poRs n Hart
htes II d9 sWAe Il y Mheepcg &eo--93 n Motion
&roS4 DO no auehet9 do ~ b9seg bacon K iaddes25 do
swafs g y Nu9e eeal dat /. Uuugn-5g nests kegs q Il
Rouna Bra3 do Leeds acU-6 bark mills slaFk ShuIef Il
t8 sheets copee 10 lfesey BeiuO tes hnnis IL
tes dried beef ioa aleehog PiRse 81 enean O M bbis 81
Mtisss lql ehs hisy AetirSgor &cos1 6bls WHISKY
Titus " bhl le leA Synle Pfnga5 hams Dgleahy X
Maeapla 80 elas oaeq9 A p gieif hhas bacon
Hogan Mnr4ag uhls YhakY 6f0ts iegther NAV &eo
Ssu baga niit lsy bbls bnttet aEd 10 beeonio
i e02s hbis eggs 5dhnlseer22 nabundo-
Iha haps Is es shoulders hf hb 81 bxes r4d beef
81 to cheese Doson Son "A kegs butter Eaton Hender
sggl0 saad 6oN asther Saith Bfola deem meps
mix 40 baess Slack heoof do gSnre Kloppeaberg--
a0 pkss 10 hepaegaoe 4 q do eustj do Der
nsrt Hais kgs furniture DsGios toel0t fnruftnfe III
nfaton keeH oNes fiassh Benton ngiot castings j
Asrman Rfot psRs stndties HaFFis alafRan col tim
ber carriage l4aes sl e&ls FNeef Heafsich SEQ
sc eats wAggr sam Locking pleaghs l7A hds
tptBe dAe lsas " bHleMhs Il NJ Caeef-25 SAggon
4eafs TX baFteNs BS mdsa Phelps RagA sresunsfes
i aet44Eei6A " hhds tonacca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 p.
: nm a........ II. IN :. A..l.. l-.Ia..a -.

He teDfs OPEIogE As-TII y NEW AND
Fd5As light dEAft stean Ct You Belle Capt. 3ohn
sssA lyons will leave Shove taking freight and
passengers snespnr Old river and ail leadiage the
Aiehatalaya. Forfreght passage applY5pn board.
myal j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

RaADEQRIl's PORTABLE STE ANL HlH-
d SINEs. for RAneFsi ue-9dsrs the Abova Engiues
manufactured b j. n Bradford Co. y Hsndsboro, Miss
Hilf he reeegedby r. q. HARRISON
at the ohael Of " Eighl. allen : Coz
ma sn&W - 10 drawer street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

U0MPTE0LLER5s OFFtUE, 4
City Of New Orleans, Jnly Z, 1855
10 ESOI4EI1D, Tint the Comptroller ne, and
N hereby authorized and repure0 Rye notica by
standing in the Official Journal that
with seetonsf ordinance No l34 approved March
contracted authority Of order from the Comptroller,
ia accordance with the ordinance referred to.
TsgnedI E.I.TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgued i. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 2S 1855.
lSiguedl JOHN i. LEW Is, MsyoE.
attention Of tie officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resplntea.
T. FiTEARD,
iylstf 6lomptreller Gltv u nov oeleaps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
D ITIDINS5 aI.alTl5IZTAI.. gNI0As. EIl.gWo0Il

". DEMO RI ELLIE, Dealer
Al the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and tTsnknns
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATkRlAl4 amen as
4me bits and Yellow Saud Cement PLASTER e Paris sh=
giles Esths Stave Also English French ard Americana e
BFeks ard all kinds Of Fire6o0d :.
aordeafTem tlv country promptly and attenasa
10, ansily
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F0R q PNIIo U s-A b.
caves eyeFy nEbN ssDAY a 5 o,eioek p. N.

Leaves every WEfN EaDAY al 5 O'Clock r. NJ
fFss FDK o Y 1e AO u q "a A-THE NEE
lsA1sslssss4 TRAINER Nv. Burton, Capt G. q Lou
aier, bull expressly iof Ae srade I'll leave s.
above taking freight Old River SnTnspo M landings
Atehafasya For freight passages apply board,
j. II. JOHNSTON & CO.. sFfopt I.evsest
1yI4E Gustoinhnnse street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

July next will aaiudicate my Office a ~ O'Clock Nj,
ieg9 7t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

Leaves % SATURDAY. July 8, a. r. III.
re- FOR LOUISVILLE salt ~ SPLEEN
dd passenger steamer Ghaneellori gapt
fo tie above and a intermediate landings For freight
age, apply on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

Notice hereby given that the day July
next viii aljudicAte, my office u o'clock the above
jo25 1t T. FHEARB, Comptroller
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I .anrr. - sATuRnAY. III q a. 2. 81.


The elegant aud and swift running pas
- senser packet sieat1sg Duke Samuel Apple
cate mister ~ w. CedS CLERK will p1siyeiy leave above
70. Shreveport Grspd Bayou NunchatIa. eanpte Grand
EeoFe Nach0ehes ST. Maurice, Montgomery, Aiexandras
Collie Norman Landing Gortens Iandig TRrblns an6ns
all Intermediate landings on Red river For freight q
PASSAGE having nnsufuassed Accommodations apply board.
mi s. PAGAEp, Advertising Agent
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[No 8a8A i

tsigGed1 CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
"A true copy. JULES GAssARb,
Secretary OF Alayoraiy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

NASHVILLE,
IN the WIZ E.IAIA Ap-RINf

Is aforing both Business pleasure travel
greater safety and c9mfpr lhs many other route
E9zisook at the Mnp0nd Schedule Of Distances:
Memphis to- Miles.
Steyenson--Memphi O. IL. I'll
Chattanooga OhAt Ri y5
l)8lton-Yest Atlantic II. H. 80
Knoxville East Tenn d eofga lilo
Bristol East epn, 4 ifgnia K. 100
lyfehhnfgY Tenn Railroad. 2G4
Richn0ndI4 ypeh. &Pe Ricll. Dan X RE. l2a
Washing oftiphsi Fred Pot. X. l30
BultimcfeI altinoIe9s Ohio r. 80
Phiia5siphiA-Eh, VIII Il Bait. r. R.....44s....... 49,
New NoFhG anldel AibaJ 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

Three hundred miles shorter than by any other route
~ Passing through 81 AyE TERRITORY, ample security
afforded for the of without
risk Bagsege checked lhtough-aue conneetionsrst
class tracks, and wide guagR comfortable Express Mall
Trains leave Menu his daiy att r ~ passing the beautiful
seelet Aahama along the Tennessee river and The
Lookout and virginia hennAsYilh their pure, heathtn
and nsgoatig bLeez anu celebrated Springs BY ayghs
by other Frgit Through Tickets sold the ecs
Of Orleans and Memphis Packet Company, New
Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
OHIO RIVER

Leaves on THURSDAY Iay 8. 3 O'clock Z n:
duS. FOR LGgU1SNEE5H4EGs EVANSVILLE,
6gsLEt 3 Cairo. end Memphis The fine reggla, mg
asaaas1zs and passenger packet Fanny As91A43fts
L. Il. Durham muster Thee Judge clerk rs aboye
For fteightor passage apply on board
ieI9 J.sS. PAGAUU. Advertising Agenf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-01

PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON,
RICHMOND,
PETERSBURG.
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~. UNITED srATMs TET- iY's;ss;s

TUESDAY az O'Clock 7. NJ.
Tie magnificent Ata packet Capitol, Capt Wilson,
in pi8cs The Princess will lsaYe III Donisonyie. PA
Qaeaae Per- Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Iaiang, Fo7 AanA Naichnl Waterproof, Rodney ~ Io-
seph, ult, W1teAton and 1eksburg, EN hRY Is
DAY, at atc ock p VI.
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app f Signed GERARD sTITH, mayor.
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gARRULI4, HOLMES Il Co.
Union Row, IS Casbndelet 8.

THE HTeTapslfs and Charleston FEaIlrOndy
Aud continuous through hast Tennessee
and Virginia, to
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hereby given that sealed proposals
contract will be received by upto FRIDAY the 9Th day Of
July next, at Il O'Clock VI.
ies ST 4. THEARD, COMPTROLLER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
New York Market.

INV York, Nov. Ar. NJ.
Flour market without chvnge with sales
at 25G2 rs for unsound; 4 006,4 80 su-
perfine State 4 40(d4 IS for extra State;
4e70(G4 so for small parcels choice ditto; ;
A 0O(dl4 80 for superfnc We tern 4 40G,4
80 for common to medium extra western :;
5 2OGG5 40 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; market closing quiet, with holi-
ers generally disposed to realize Canadian
unchanged sales of $50 barrels at 75.-
Wceat quiet itn holders generally insisting
on full prices. No transat tions of impo-
lance; there has been some smalsules at &c
for damaged Chicago spring; 9lM9o for fair
new Milwaukee club; 3201l So for fair to
good white Canadian. Rye is dull 1900
bushels sold at 70. Barley firm; sales of
1000 bushels at 70G,75 for common TO
prime State; S7(G,90 for common. Corn
unchanged sales of u 900 bushels at 67(11
CO for common to fair; Z / for good to very
choice mixed western: S6M90 for round
yellow. Oats are steady at 46G47 fer
State; 49(d}5O for western. Whisky; sales
$50 barrels at % Pork firmer; sales of
$50 barrels nj l6 IS for mess; l3 75(G.l4 90
for prime. Beef unchanged sales of 900
barrels at 50(G;9 90 for country mess !;
6 59(d57 90 for prime; 10 ooGGIl so for re-
packcd; Is GOALS SO for extra mess
Beef hams heavy; sales of 100 barrels at
Il GOALS 90. Bacon and cut meats quiet
Dressed hogs in request at 6s@63. Lard
firm; sales of 367 barrels at I0Glo1 for
new: and L for old los is refused for the
latter at the close Butter is in fair demand
at l2@2l for Ohio, and l6(G2l for State.
Cheese steady at 64MS3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS Nor. 3-PM
Cotton sales $500 bales at If; there
are more buyers than seller. Sugar adj
vanced l23 ; SUI crime S. Corn drll at 20.
Clear mess pork IT IS. Cefee firm.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IN.
1t will be recollected that, several months
ago, the government of Great Britain sug-
gested in general terms, that some mode he
adopted for the verifcation ofthe nationality
of the vessels which could be used by both
parties without offence to either but the
distinct form of the proposition has not been
made, nor is it known what arrangements
Her MajeSty's government viii recommend
1t is not, however, considered to be necessary
for the United States to take the initiative
steps in the matter, as the law of nations is
acknowledged by Great Britain to mean that
for which the United States had always con-
tended; and this to the latter is satisfactory
if the English government adheres TO its OBJ
seTvance but if she should offer any speci-
f prposal, in cons nance with thees a1lish-
ed law of nations on this subject, her propo-
sition will, of course be entitled to consider
alton.
The substance Of the despatch of Lord
Napier to the State Department is reported
to be, in effect that the Nicarnuguan govern
ment will avail itself of the aid of the Brit
ish feet to prevent the landing of fillibusters
Our government considers itself able to sup
port the ne t ality laws. Should, therefore
Walker and his followers fall into the hands
of the British, and thus be prevented from
carrying out their designs, it would prove an
occurrence much to be deprecated, and it
would produce an unpleasant state of feeling
against the British government.
WASHINGTON, Nov. AZ.
Dispatches from Chicago to the Washing
ton Star clearly indicate that there is q large
majority Of Douglas men elected to the Leg
islature, and 4 large majority of the popu-
lar vote over both lie Republican and Ad-
ministration.
The vote for the Administration candidates
is about 1900 out of the 24o, 900 cast in the
| State.
Most of the office holders voted tic rcpub-
! lican ticket