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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

The Safest @Ssd Rsss
Preparation that can be nsed the Hair for mpang
it natural ahade OF brown black is
CRIsTADOR0'S HAIR DYE
correets the bad effects Of other dyes nourshes Ha
easily applied performs work nstantaneously and its pre-
TO the observer remains an
IMP RABLE SECRET.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers Girls
TADoRo Co, No. Astor House, New York.
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
fol 2p3teod<W q and l5l Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
To the Ladies'.

FLOWERS AND HEAD.pRFssRs. BR. .oELRTs, Or
NAMENTs, GLOVES, AND NOVELTIES FOR BALLS and
PARTIES.
A. TROUBLE,
No, Il Royal sircet,
ials 2pH bstw. Bianyills and Cont
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
Clothing! CEOfhima!

JUST RECEIVED-PER LATE STEAMERS,
A full stock of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, SHIRTS
and FURNISHING GOODS, Of the Latest Styles, at the
LOWEST CITY PRICES
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
feI 2p2t SO Canal street. near Camp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

OeerCOafs and E'eIUet Vests
AT COST
oVERCoATs AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
OVERCoATS AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
ovERCoATs AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
ovERCoATS AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
oVERCoATs AT COST
Oar whole stock Of ene
Winter Clothing
Selling of to make for Spring Stock.
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
l Magazine street,
fel 2p4t cor. Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

r,, \. ---,s new orleans, Dec. 10, 1857.
This is 70 certify that in June last had the
house corner OF toydrs aud CArondet Streets with
Shds cos Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Roofing so far remains perfectly watertigh ay
met with my expectations. As is durability cannot say
more than that It perfect the
Il put on the vicisstudes Of heat and cold appearing
to affect il in the least.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
Clothing

eOtfttfa0
FOR MEN AND BoYSI
ChorHTNGs CboTHrNG,
oVRRCoATs i-ovERCoATs t-ovERCoATsi
FrOck Coats I-Frock Coats !-FrocIx Coats
BUSINESS COATSt
BUSINESS COATS business COATS
PantaloonsI
PANTALooNs... .PANTALOoNs ... .PANTAL0oNsl
Vests!
Ts-vEsTs-vEsTs-vEs
shirts!
s-sHIRTS-sHIRTs-sH
Under Garments!
UNDER GARMENTs-UNDER GARMENTSl
CRAYATs, TIES, STOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFs.
GLOVES sUsPENDERs, HALF-HosE
TRUNKS, ,yALIsEs CARPET-BAGs.
INDIA-RUBBER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS, ETC., ETC., etc.
ALFRED nEUNRoE & CO.,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET.
oFFER AT GREAT BARG AIMS,
The Largest Assortment
OF THE ABOVE GOODS TO RE FOUND in the SOUTH
RS- Every article marked the Lowest Price
E2rPurchasers invited and examine the assor
ment and prices. ja36 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
Il. Garner COnIpGny's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers e. CARYER's
patents of ls s45 and s4s have permanently established
ojee and Warehouse al No. 70 GRAyIER STREET and ar
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any sin
OF this celebrated GIN.
They dem unnecessary TO detaits advantages ever 9th
its pumberlsss endorsements Ypraeca authorities nov
astng IT, are suheientto confirm it's high reputation.
make its adoption still more general.
US 7ply z. CARVER COMPANY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

Read This!
NEW ORLEANS ONOMETER
Watch MRnufaefory,
"a COMMERCIAL PLACE.
CHR0NOMETERS AND WATCHES made to order aud
skillfully repaired
Watchmake iced send North go to Europe to get any
difficult pieces made to Chronometers or Watches AZ
they can be furnished at reasonable rates.
JAMES PASCAL.
Rs-True Time determined by Transit Instrument, p2 2psn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
GEO. w. ROPER.


New Orleans, Dec 10, 1857.
This is to certify that In May y errv honse
eret with Lhilds Cos Patent Elastic Fire Water Proof
Cement II bias stood the heat we'll and
this time has leaked drop. II now appears lust as
firm and perfect the day It put on and IN every way
meets expectations. should hesitate to recommend
to all who want good fire aud water proof roofs
r. KIMBAII.
pronr tor Fonrth Digtrior Earrv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
Carpet W'arehOltse,

No. 10 CHARTREs sTREET-we offer at low prices our
large stock Of English and American CARPETIN
daon Velvet, Wilton, Tapestry Brussels 3Plys Ingram
Venian etc FLOOR OIL CLOTH qualities and de
signs Canton and Mating Window Shades Hair Cloth
Drugget and Linen Crumb Cloths Table and Piano Covers
Rugs, Mats, etc.
fei 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

FSteH@ Of CISbd.
JOSE DoMIE YoRAL,
Importers OfHavanA Cigars Il LeafTobaeco.
No. 10 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where can be found superior stock Of the best selections
most favoritSb brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT TIL f LOWEST PRICES.
"oLD JoE rs he Is famiiarly known for the Lass
sixteen years, at bis old stand y the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in bis old quarters where be found the very
best brands Of Havana and Paper CHARS Of his 1apors
ton. Also at his Cigar Stands in the
CITI HOTEL
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE
always be found the very Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very quality Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2pIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
ChSice CGrPesing
LOW PRICES.
II ID ID n-o~ -. -~

u. ID DAnGDEON % CO.,
No. l24 CANAL STREET.
Offer their large stock Of CARPETING extremely low
prices for cash, comprising all the STYLES
ENGLISH MED ALLIONS and YELvETs
BRUSSELS, 3-PLYS and INGRAINs.
FLOOR oII-CLoTH-s "a feet wide qualities and
designs.
CURTAIN MATERIAL-Brocatelle silk and Wool and other
Dsmasks, Gmps Fringes Cords, Tsssels etc; Window
Cornices and Curtain Pins.
WINDOW sHADEs-A large assortment of many sizes.
fei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

pzrNotiee--I take this mefhed OF rendering 2
ny Sincere thanks to has portion cf the Fire whieb
took n exngoihg the Ore my property on The nehi
q The seth alt The hdey o these brave men the Try
ing Circumstances Of Gre q worthy of esery encenuu which
laakaage Is capable Of expressing.
fei 2alt. S. HASTiNGs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

.sesO Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
Ar
20 Camp street...........2O Camp street,
Under the City Hotel, N 0.
JEwELRY, AND
or, ,-,,,, go.r,., PLATED WARE
CUPS AND
GOBLETs.
Fancy ArtIeles-Comprisiug
PAPIER MAcHE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORK.
LADIES' TOILET CAsEs.
GENTLEMENs DRESSING CASES,
CABAS
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS,
DoMINoEs AND GAMES,
PORTEMoNNAIEs.
SILVER, PEARL AND
SHE'LL CARD CASES.
SHE'LL COMBS, OF EVERY VARIETY.
Perfumery.
LUBIN's EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE,
SOAPS,
POMADEs AND
TOILET POWDERS.
THE CELEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES Ex-
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CuTLERY-Pen, Pocket and Bowie Knives
BRUsHEs-Of every description
Wholesale buyers and city purchasers respectfully invited
TO examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted give
satisfaction.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
ma 2pfn No. ., Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

w sufferers with diseases OF the Bladcer,
Kiaeis oavsf fopsy Weakness etc. read The aver,.e.
msu 10 aaothss eouna headed elmboid's Gonuiue Pre-
pafaiien.n as5t ~ fsls s5sl
For sale. Wholesale and reail BY WRIGHT CO. Nos,
p aud isi cha'sres street, fel 2p2weod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
Morning Stal. Ciaal. Store,

-BT-
L H E Cd ORE DE LA CRUZ,
No. 10 Camp street.
p1~The best brands always on hand do 2nan,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
MARRIED:


sanss.y sss ga 5s9ass Ssess S,, 3 R NJ JOHN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

Read This!
". p. COLEMAN Esq;
Dear SThe twenty four Inch MIL which purchased from
you for Mr. T. j. Pack woods plantation has been
the armii engine, and put operation last week am
much pleased with in every respect both in regard
plicty, durability, ard quantity Il grinds. timed the mill
when in operation several times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding busel per minute therefore expec
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
agll 2pf JOHN S. NenOHA AID Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01
I. h IN rs ALL,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Pointe Celeste, Parish Of PlAquemines Nov 80 1851
In May la + had large OF
with o. Chlds Co Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Cement Roofing 30 far 1t has stood the
and cold we'll Since then have used several other
buildings
T. H. McMANus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-02-01

l.
Depot n. O., o. 4 G. W R. R.
Agiers Jan. ?, 1858 5
opinion Of Chds Patent RoOhug,h have say that
covering which you upon last July the
purpose admirably, and from present appearance led
believe hat il viii prove durable paint
or composition hereto ore IN for such purposes
Yours, respectfully,
A. b. sEGER,
Vice President and Superintendent.
Office Of the New Orleans, Jackson 4 G N Railroad
New Orleans, Jan. IA, 1858 !
pleasure state, that the passenger freight
you covered tor June with Chas Co.'S Patent Cement
nave thus TAR given perfect satisfaction they hsVe been
perfect and sound put on and take
pleasure in recommending this Cement preparation ad
rably adapted for car and roof purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
jas 2ptf Master Maohni,t.
Planters,
And other Strangers visiting the city, who are desrous Of
purchasing
DRY GOODS,
viii do well examine the Stock and Prices at our Es
abshment propose able 10 Gil an Entire Bill in
PLANTATION,
HOUSEHOLD AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Either by the Package, Piece or at Retail,
At Lower Prices
Than they can be obtained at any other House.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
lalS 2ptf 1tf Canal strsat
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The Havana papers received by the Empire City pub
lsh intelligence from Vera Cruz to the 9th ult, and
from the capital to the 23d.
Gen. Zuloga reported continuing at the head of
the government, and us having formed the following
ministry. Of Foreign Relations, Sr. Don joaquin Maria
Castillo Lama; of Home Government Sr. Don Manuel
Fernandez do Jauregu of Justice Dr. j. j. Miranda OF
Finance, Sr Don Pedro Jorrin Of War, Sr. Don Jose
Marin Garcia of Fomento Sr. Don Jose Maria Zaldvar
They have issued DEGREES creating civil guard composed
OF citizens possessing certain qualifications reesabshng
the pesslaw of Santa Anna organizing companies lor
the defence of property and public order calling in arms
in the possession OF private persons with compensation
and enacting new conspiracy law
Ex-Minster OF War PARA had been nominated com.
isndante general of Guanauato and OF the division OF
the ccntre formed of the forces of Mchoac Queietao
and Jalisco, in combination with the division of the
North commanded by Mimmon Gen. PARA wis to
leave the capital Immediately for his command.
The report of tho capture of San Luis by the constitu
tonalists and OF the entry Of Puebta into Gua,uao
Is contrmed but it Is stated that the latter appears to
have subsequently abandoned the city Gen orany VII
am is reported to have joined Miyamon Contradictory
reports noticed with respect TO alleged defeat Of De-
gollado by Miraman, the I'd ut.. at Guadalajara.
The Constitutionalsts under Gen. Aatrise, rcpor
ted to have taken 1uspan
The death Of Sr Comes Farias is announced
Tho papers of the capital report that the government
forces about to press the attack Vera Cruz with
vigor but the Proeso of the latter city ridcucs the
seron and declares that Eoheagaray has been recalled
to protect the capital from the constitutionalst forces
advancing from the South.
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tho act to which her avoeate had committed her Here

the act to which her advocate had committed her Here
thcrefore. point raised of common interest ,
being nothing less, indeed, than the extent of night
power acquired by counsel entrusted with the general
management Of the The heir-atlaw endcavosed
10 force the agreement but without Mrs Swim
fen again appeared in court of law this time represented
by Mr. c. r. Kennedy, who has prosecuted with indcfti
gable wgor and last with complete victory the claims
Of hs client The court of common pleas had been first
applied to by the heir law for the enforcement of Sir
1hesgers agreement but it refused TO give the powers
required Tho of chancery next appealed TO,
bnt with similar result. The agreement in short
could not be enforced and under the directions Of the
court Of ohancery the original interrupted by
promise in 1856, menccd second time at Stat
ford on Friday last and after long hearing which has
filled our coumnswas terminated on Tuesday evening
by a verdict in Mrs. Swinicn' favor. t
The Importance Of the consists, not Ia the cir
cumstances of the actual issue, In the
with which lady's courage has at length been crowned
but in the extent TO which the position at any
the practice of advocates will undoubtedly be affected
We cannot say that the relations Of counsel and client
have been absolutely established that the powers
lodged with the former have been finally defined, but the
conduct and fortunes Of Mrs Swnfen in first rcpulatng
her advocate act then resisting to the utmost the pro-
ceedings which based upon it, and ultimately win
ming her in spite OF ALL will certainly impress
sci with caution in their dealings with the claims
of others.
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a NOBLE BoY--AN EXAMPLE, 10 INITIATE

The Memphis Appeal relates the following very inter
esting Incidents In tho history and adventures OF boy
one oftthe nohlest of his kind
Some weeks ago, Island Twenty-six, up the river,
tho father and mother of family Of eight small children,
whose Williams, died at nearly the same
time, of of the fatal cvers which frequently make
havoc among the population of low and unhealthy dis
trcts.
The eldest Of the poor orphans was a boy, Thomas
Williams, twelve years of age, but weakly from nguc
and its attendant suffering that he does not look old
as that The Others graduated by small intervals
to little more than infancy in the youngest The island
place for the helpless babies and the only rela
tves they had in the world lived in Eastern Tennessee
at Sweewater, thirty miles from Chattanooga two hum
dred miles from this city, TO these relatives Thomas
resolved to CO. and tell his story of sorrow The neigh
bors undertook the of the little ones and stepping
board the Falls City when it stopped to wood the
boy made the clerk acquainted with the state of the
phan family That gentleman not only gave him
passage to this city, but letter Of introduction which
obtained for him the kind ospalitics Of tho Worsha
House, and free passage the Charleston mroad to
the end Of his journey, which given him by the gem
erosity of Mr. Ayres.
The little fellow found his relations They were not
rich in money but they promised to raise the family
they were brought to them The young hero then set
off to bring to their home his little brothers
and sisters He passed again the railroad to this
city the Philadelphia going up the river he went
| tion. The
kind captain not only gave him passage to the island
but told him to have all ready to bring the little
under his protecon on DOru with MIN at The return Of
tho boat from st. Louis and whether it was night or
day. the boat would stop for them Accordingly, the
down trip, the Philadelphia took the eight little
phans Their condition distressing in the extreme
not one of them free from Sickness and Thomas
suffering from ague and prosratcd with IT, wc
were going to the gallant little fellow not
made of the stuff that submits to prostration Hc
bright, ready active, and thoughtful attending with
wearyng to the wants and wailings of the sick,
helpless little .
On Monday last Mr. II NJ. worshnm was on board the
Philadelphia when Captain Marshall invited him to look
at pets he had and stretched mattresses lay the
troupe Of sick little ones their wants carefully attended
to- for there not an officer not cabn-boy, the
boat that not doing his best to show kindness to
those who might be called God little ones for He
their sole father and wonderfully He tcnpered the wind
to the shorn lambs. Mr.. Worsham Immediately recog
missed his former guest and at work TO acii
tc his further progress He Mr. Ayrcs of the rail
road and showed him letter with which tho boy had
been furnished that gentleman gave directions that the
whole should have passage the road to their jour
ncys end,
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RELATIONS BETWEEN LAWYERS AND CLIENTS


-Four years ago, that Is to say in the month of July
1854 there living at Swinen Hail. in the county OF
Stafford aged gentleman of fair estate named Samuel
Swinfen He the and heir Of John Swinlen,
who had been twice married, and who by his second
wife, left numerous family half brothers and Sis
ters Of the aforesaid Samuel Samuel himself had also
been married. and OF his marriage there had been issue
but made his selection from the humber ranks Of socie-
tya proceeding which, combined with his own rregu-
mtes, had the effect OF estrangng nm from the alice
tons OF hs father Inc maoh however, IL s alleged,
proved actually beneficial to the character OF the son.
and in the end, 1t appears that Henry john and IA
tencc his wife, were received ut Swlnien Hall and there
took up their abode lls was IN ls4s after the death
Of Mrs Samuel Swinien tuither appears that between
ments made by samuel Swlhien We're sucn tnaI Hehry
John would nave sucoeedea 70 .he lhhelisnce q to
property put as nappenco, .ne son uieu pcolo .nc
iather oh 'he lo.h % Jue ieof' eniy JONI owin,cn
suddenly aepa..c 's y % n,'
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NTOTICE TO TRAyELLERS-NEW ARRANGE
IN MRNr WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sfifJ ,UIE FROM WASH
,roS DIRECT To ALL PARTS OF THE sOuT AND SOUTHWEST
MA POTOMAC RICHMOND ND POTOMAC RAIL
Road INETwo daily lines WASH agten for the south
p Boats their berls foot o 9th street at 6
aud Passengers by the morning ooat can oDtana hue
akst board and enjoy pleasant sail Of ~ hours down tho
iaui poaac Iassg ili II Aou IT VERNON ny the
,nng ty supper and rcs OF four hours in
comfortable ihcIond in time 10
,,lpcct the south and South
The mai conveyed this being Al
miles and 100 s raioadug than by other
making Certain connexions TO
TalaHucKssrRo rxrAaspuRc VIRGINIA wsIDos
Wn.lSGfOs ". AuousrA,
Nouis AA Nsw oasAss
Also connect Richmond with the Danvlc South Side Virginia
Tennessee, aud Fast Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST 10
Ianvillc, Brisiol, Dnon,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchhug, kuoSyiie Atlanta,
Nashyile, Grand junction, Aontgom, NY,
ani New Orleans
For through further H. inquire at
cce, No 81. fcnnry door
Ict board tho boats foot Of oi Va eet
GEO. H. MATliA isi,
August lily Tie sst Agent
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EROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE wEsr, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALrl
MORE Raj ROAD.

MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sanrmy ayrangsn, MS, greatly imroved scheda s
through connecting daily (excel Sunday
houW Washington for the Wost, oows
lst CINCINNATI tXlEfsS 5l5, al-
lowing passengers reakfst Relay House. rlnSton
junction. before proceeding West This train Craft At
D. m Benwood Tho Ohio river, at IL, D. M, with
Ohio for Columbus and neInedat points,
reaching Cincinnati at IL 30, m. next day
THE GREAT CINCINNATI and 81 LOUIS EXPRESS fnexon
Washington ncudng Sunday $50 M, rcaci Ci
p day, and connecting directly with * press
The Southwest Louis kan
from Washington Cincinnati only 2s hours, ant to
only ~ hours,
Sd CINCINNATI, DAYTON INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO, 81 FOL rs
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves except Saura y
Sunay) connecting at Washington junction tr u
leaving Baltimore Sunday night the " e
this tho 80, from Washing y a.
grand scenery the road In daylight take te
O. 10, a. $50, train from Washington.
skersbure Northwestern Virginia nd
take the $50 ms For al point, on the Marietta Railroad u 70
tha same. :.
from Washington and Baltimore byi III
the closest DIRECT and
yet travelling public aud IN
advantage that of the BALTIMORE
Railroad oed suggest have been sccurc
Through tickets and baggage chce 10 all
quarters aud cyery other possible laci viii be found upon this
route. ~
passengers The baltimore and Ohio Rail
will Washington follows For all pwnts between Wash
weetpg $50 p 10
with the Frederick train take the $50, train
For tickets Of all kinds baggage check and further iniormaon,
apply to w 1lios H. PARSONS, Agent,
Or at tho ticket Office, WASHING oA station.
w, l.. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation
H. N. COLE,
Ticket 3
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
9. c. merrinx q Co.'s Patent champion safes.

3. C. Hcfrfng N Co'S Fatcht CnaHPioH Sufeo'
YyNIIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public bcstowipg their patron
that 10 exhibit all
by opening extensive
OF Murray
pose City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse room, with the
factory viii enable the subsc
bers a stock OF nre and
proof any the world Particular
will be had safes for private families 70 match
With otor rnturo for the security OF plate and jewery
Also L 1900 4
kinds of vault
doors vaults patent powder
patent bank lock and Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING X Co,
Nos. 1856, l37, and 139 Water street, and
No. 25l broadway, Murray st. New York.
Il. COYIE Il CO.. Agents
Washngton d. G.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--iy Richmond, virginia
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| CAPT DERIFIEREANIo MISS MOUNT REPORTED
TO DE MARRIED. s 4

Some OF contemporaries, in writing of this curions
romance to think the object of tho Zouave il to
marry the subject Of his adoraon Miss Bount This is
mistake Tho young lady asserts unquaiiiedly that
they lawfully married before they made the to
New York and had lived and wfc for weeks be-
fore the separation The secret Of his pcrnacity then
simply to hold to the prize already won Tho fact
Of his having another wifc living in the State
Of Pennsylvania seems to be, in the present status the
case, the only family obstacle to his success.
by the way learn that the romantic captain grew
quite chivalros tho Of his departure from Sava,-
nah. He remarked board the steamer that fshiine
was simpya pastimo With him. and If any gcntlcmaa
desired to be amused in that way he always ready
Accommodate him nfter breakfast hours as he was ner
aly at leisure the remainder Of the day He would lie
over until the next steamer to ohiigc bcllgercnt
MIN halfway or, rather thnn bs nice about 1t, go tho
whole distance hmscfl Verify. the Zouave Is trump.
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EAlrInora. May s, 1853.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMEN
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets be obtained at the Southwestern Rn
Sixth street. Washing
Of the Steam Ferry Boat George Page At the ONCE ol
Orange nld. Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
Richmond, Danvlle, Iynburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville iinntsyilie Grand June
ton Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordhg greater Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
leaves the foot OF Seventh street
6 O'Clock Tor Alexandria, where take the cars Tor
charlottesville Stannton White sulphur Springs, Wood
stock p for Richmond and ali points Southwest
making md connexions Memphis.
Baggage the occ Pa at
O'Clock, u. and 7, p
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June lS-Atf Washington