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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
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AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods,
PETERSBURG, VA.
OUR stock this season presents unsual attrac-
~ tions in styles and variety.
Importations are now in store, as also most OF
the goods from the American Factories. and those
purchased at the
Large Package Auction Sales.
The entire stock having been secured at the
lowest cash prices, and upon as good terms as
any Jobbing house North. We take pleasure in
inviting the merchants of North Carolina and
Virginia, to an impartial examination of styles
and prices.
Our object is to convince the trade that good
can be Jobbed on as good terms South as further
North !!
With our facilities we deem it no presumption
to say we can and will sell by the piece or pack
age on as good terms as any regular Establishment
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
WILLIAM FL. CROW,
No. 70 and 80, Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. %, 1853. l-3m
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Furniture Ware Rooms

in Raleigh, 2 squares east of Cape Fear Bank, a
large and extensive assortment of the best fur
niture, such as Bureaus, Centre Tables, Secreta-
ries, Chairs, Bedsteads, Wash Stands, &C., &C.,
all of which he will sell on the most reasonable
terms. All orders punctually and faithfully at
tended to at short notice.
HENRY j. BROWN.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE

TINE subscriber would announce to the citi-
zens of Wake, and all the surrounding
counties, that he still keeps on hand at his
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ALSO

@PURGEON'S SERMONS. For sale at
ID P0MEROY'S.
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WE beg to call attenVn to above notices and
to SO licit a continuancSaTSfay favor extended to
the old firm.
We shall keep always on had a full and well
selected stock of all artelhsin the WHOLE
SALE GROCERY BUSlNE, which we will
sell on the most accommodate terms and all
consignments of FLOUR, WAT, CORN, COT
TON, NAVAL STORES, or Ger articles of pro-
duce, shall have our best and 1mptest attention
McPHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wills Writ, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 7th, 1881 5O-t
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Snsurantes,
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
EE d WILLIAMS, AGEErs
FOR RALEIGH, n. C.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
" Such has been the care and economy of the
omcers OF this Company, that we are free from
debt have made no assessments, and have now
on hand a large capital, viz in premium notes
S457,O59 03 in cash $13,345 S9-making a to-
tai of $47O,5O4 90 to meet any losses that may
accrue; we therefore have no hesitation in saying
to the public, that there is no safer Company in
the southern country. The most of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part of the
Sta te, where the danger from fire is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
E. w. 0GBURN, Vice President.
c. ?. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
w. J. Mcconnell,
J. A. Mebane, Executive COMMITTEES.
j. M. Garrett,
All communication on business connected with
this Office, should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N. c., July 81, 1857. 48-tf
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N0CE.
NdICE.

THE undersigned h$ this day formed a CO.
partnership under the PIE and firm of
McPHEETERl& GHISELIN,
and will continue thelVholesaIe Grocery and
Commission business athe old stand of A. NJ.
Nc Pheeters & Co., VIII Wharf.
Il. NJ. McPHEETERS,
! HENRY GHISELIN.
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THE LIVER I~NVIGORATOR,

Is a scientific Medical discovery, and is daily
working cures, almost too great to believe. It
cures as if BY magic, even the first dose giving
benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is requii
red to cure any kind of Liver complaint, from
the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common
Headache, all of which are the result ola deceased
Liver.
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Barnes q Park, New York II. W. Dyott 4
Sons, Philadelphia; NJ. s.. Burr & Co., Boston
H. II. Hay & Co, Portland, Me. John D. Park,
Cincinnati; Gaylord d Hammond, cleveland
St. Louis George II. Keyser, Pittsburgh Seth S.
Hance, Baltimore. And retailed by all Druggists.
Sold also in Raleigh, by PEscUD d CALLING.
February 3, 1858. 24-Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

cREsokRT oFftcz, Nc. 70 Camp sirent
Mondas Evening. May "a. 1883.
The week opens under the stagancy season
the There have shout every thirty
minutes through the day Just sufficient cool any
trade pfhs paper market there small
thoa9 tma they fully large might have
peee r The Of year among which we note sone
aud months paper the Of a " per CENT some
- qous date At she Of Il and other
goisg on There Only bank discountng to-day, vt
which The offerings only moderate.
" excnve there several transactions. Sight drafts
NeWYork ruled y a. s. discount The bulk Of the
tIauscions " q r. The banks held x discount
li demand observable at that Five days sight we
quote " x discount thirty days sight TX a Y discount
ond OF Al sixty days sight placed through
hr1keb st * discount with Al bankers drafts * "a l5<
discount There Other sales K IA discount
and oess Of ~ "a 2t for bills The operations IN
sterling comprise a2y bills Of lading drafts at lda
further II and lo7s extreme range Of
the mrkss being ffe ~ q iD4 Clear bills In slack
demand SOME sales les 1ue i0S6 and lUss
soms drawers asking losA a i0s Francs ware without
chanee IneseieS Of Saturday last to-da,5s5
5s25z. s. ~ s. l7ts % g.i5.
u pstocks We did NOT learn Of trausaron to-day
EsFiy q the funored later adyices Liverpool
han1 and proved These are
the 2h inst They aaoss good business cotton for
the 9th and oh iu tbs market closing advance Of
sd and very lsel, These havs very lule
influence hps far market fact appeared to be
siiai.y ~ cotton To-day though iregbs favor
Mes pecorpet Co. Ia thcir money circular fr Europe
By shs sssAns q as "Wednesday from New York,
follows
The Of the Stock market has altered the m
nt e d sss vices Transactions been on
nedcraie bat we'll parcuiafly
those Of Sfooks other solid Large
eapi'a le Idle ard will probably remain uul business
revves and impulse will have scn public en
ftrpfs Is 70 be remarked however, that while frre Il
OF capital existing New dug
% fh'adelphiA bals'oe snd boen Is exceedingly
seeroe IL @ sction oi Of which Chicago Mwaa
kee the principal cities In active demand portion
COMPRISING Cincinnati aud st Louis very plentiful Ia
the south The 10 St Lo1is specie nav
nitni Money exceedingly abundant Short loans fra d
q eep laper "a Exchange Europe Is Lonao1
l0s2z< ~ isasass farss, 4l3al a 6i2lS.
cadfos " sAe sints y gss Orleans saturar Of each
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
Nsn d leans lailp Crescent.
RIVER lNreLLIoENcE


Tuesday, May Is, 1898.
Yesterday the veathtF was quite Hckle-hfst =
shower. then Sunshine, then = shower apd sunshine
business was mach retarded tneteoy--hone oi we
ships could discharge on account OF the showers;
st there was considerable acsisy on tne evee' con-
sider'ng She season q tne year
The arrivals and departures were not numerous
among the boats that lei'' me LouIssiie pscAe'
Diana and the X x Line 81 Louis packet rais vl'y
both had far trips among she passengers on the lat
Ter was he Rev. DIR. W. A. Scott, Of California, and
= large number Of bis numerous friends were down
to bid him adien snd wish him safe and pleasant
passage home--he goes via St, Louis and New York
70 California
The river before the city Is about the same, re-
cedinG nlittle, we think. All our reports from the
loxer fribuaries are favorable, but the upper rivers
are rspofted BY telegraph 70 be rising They will uot
AFFECT Us much here, we think. but our river will
gradually decline
AaRlSAfs.-The Louisville packet Antelope, Capt.
Ed. BroNn, arrived with q full cargo and leaves
again % lay, at r. N. We are obliged to her
polite clerk. Nj. james =. Sage, for late papers
The Red river packet Milton Relf arrived With 5Sl
bales cotton. The Attakapas packet Belle Creole,
Capt Richardson, arrived with 65 hhds sugar 2os
bbls and loo half bbs. molasscs, and leaves again on
Thursday for Brashear City, Tgervile and franklin
The Red river packed 1oseph Holden, arrived with
GA bales cotton aud tbe 81. Louis packet City Of Mem
phis arrived. We thank her clerk for late papers.
The Memphis packet Belfast, Capt w. Wray, ar
rived with 3725 bales cotton and A hhds, tobacco
We thank her polite clerk for papers.
The I.afourche packet Or. Batey. Captain A. Dngas
--t<I u.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
CoMpTRoLLER-oFFlclAL.


SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
and south sides Of julia street s n spsaop VIII % ,ea. s nor
into the New Bs,in.
These enyers snail and Dimensions marked on
the pa and sscons The trenches shall dug BY
me re brick work shall rest on two hicknsses
croswise in the best manner and projecting inches each
best workman ike with lake bricks qu ty
d mortar eo@posed @ II The pr portion q 2 barrels Of best
mixed.
Of said Gu vers shall be paved with lake bricks
with the joints fitted with Rroui The walls and bot
tom shsi be Pss,sed " cement in III best ON the
Thick BY nehe wide and = tbs lengths Of the eovers said
with wrought ron screw bolts OF inch in damsier the whole
AZ the end Of sad cuverts nearest the
made OF ons hall Of an inch ronnd wrought iron placed
inches apart shall be set into the brick work
olfsls from getting into the culverts.
The woe Of said cnlyes shall be covered with iron plates
cast from the best quality of pig iron, and having the dmen
Tue each side between the ground and the
walls Of said euvers shall he iled up WITH well dry
earth and paving o the streets which be disturbed in
ors in the best workmanlike and without
ihe whole work to be executed in the be.t workmanke
In accordance with the lines and levels be by
Otherwise il shS Be reieeed VI 'A'u O''e''
All the materials shall be Of the best quality and sha be
Furnished by the contractor well as the labor.
Az necessary Items omitted 70 be written in the foregoing
complete the culver shall supplied by the
The work shall be begun by the contractor in the ten davs
isowsg the approval OF the sdiud by the Comm
Pc q ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
the work is not completed
Security of $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Pay in cash completion OF the work and
Of the same by the City Snryeyor.
well understood thai in Of failure by the
to begin hsh the work thereof within the period
liked in the council be dissatisfied with the
which the work Is being executed the Counci shall
right znnu th- without putting
fault required by article 1906 II the Civil Code
applying conrt OF Justice annu the and without
demity and is also well understood that in the
@e,T a M ." any ne SPoGen me me WORK or or not hah and
tractor shall forfeit all claims may have any part
work done by him the date Of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor aud also we'll understood that the
be resod the and his securities shall be held
bound soido pay the city all loss difference
the price which the originally
perform the work and the price al which it be audated
at a resale Ieadiu 1ication.
Bids 20 he for the whole work complete.
New Orleans Nsy Is 1858.
[Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Comnon Coupcil.
[signe 4 II. Z. VENNARD a.,
Isigned1 John e. HoLLAND,} tharmen'
Registered May "a, 1883
my25 ~ HENRY DUREI. Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

the order Of sc dder on bidders agree make snch
lowest II nlese mol exceeding sx per
aud will such rate IRON he Gate Of
Inc % ssch deposits.
proposals the Of Interest wihont cond
ton and kouf refcre bids conan other
aeee than he Of thrse foashs q one
pt- One POI proposed
chred must Be Deposited with Of the treasury ocers
above ennuraied Phadephs the Treasurer Of the Mln
dfposiie such
sal AZ secnfss ul6nsnt II the proposal is
eeptcd meiais direction will he such deposit
Should the Of
oi Congress. this notice. they will be considered
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
, re- UNITED STATES TIL n-l
lAat3.stkN4s WEEKLY MAIL LINE i6lnISt "a
10 XICkSRuRG. &C.,

ON TUESDAY, sON THURSDAY'IoN SATURDAY, al
P. NJ. ats p. NJ. bP. NJ
rhe magnificent The magnificent The magnificent u
s.tes Mai packet U S mail packet states mail packet
Princess, ospt'n Vie X b a q Natchez. Capt'n
wilson VIII leave bp j. NJ White, 7. r. eathers, will
for Donadsonve viii leave for Don leave for Donaldson.
PlaQuenine Baton Hldsonville Plaque O. Paouerune
Rouge. Port Hudson mime Baton Rouge Rouge Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou sara
silver bAnane ro sara hed River Red River Landing
adams Nate L Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams, Matches
MaieIproo, hoaney ANS NslcheE Wa Waterproof Rodney
st. Joseph Grand erProof Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Su MAIenton and 81 JosepN, Grand tiu Warfenton
nieksonTg !get Marrenton giek sbarg every SA.
IUEsD Ar, at eiM u kenis md lrURDAY. ~ o.
O'Clock P. n VicksburR Ia h 81 lrloek p n = -
The p R INoE Providence Stack The stenr,er NAT
Sonneets ~ sleks tsiAnd and skip \ u
oaif WIN ths niths Land n Yicksburg with the
er u ;, AID, and Pitchers Point, Ash steamer RANGER
will take freight for Carolina land and viii m fsi.e
~ .ne Andaes On ngs erAnd AXE for all the landings
svet ~ hsh ske Mashiagton Yazoo riveras high
- DioenN"o@ every THU kSDAflas Greenwood at high
-. ~ O'Clock r. N. water
rae ABOVE mentioned splenaa
their regular days without fan. al tbs h.r sn,.;a
'o tneir care VIII be promptly and faithfully
osss VII pot o responsible for any letter package
~ oney leNery OF other valuabes unless regular
% y sans are taken specifying the value and
~ paid nef 'of any ssnables deposited with the clsrk
~ tne passengers, contained In their baggage
fozfrelSht or passage apply on board, or 10
CAhEtlLi. HOLMES A co..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

coMPTRoLLERs oFPIUE !
=. City OF New Orleans July 4 1855
X EsyLNED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ be hereby authorized and required give potiee hF
advertisements ~ the official Journal that n accordance
ln tne nnth section OF ordinance March
~ s ne Council viii pay any bill against he city unless
under authority OF order Comptroller
W aeeordance with the ordinance referred to.
tsignedl T. 1. TRACY,
70. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSshed1 l.. H. PLACE,
....s ~. 40 So President Board of Aldermen.
lsigosdl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
lss ss'snon .. Ihs ossTs q The city and q he pablo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves or THURSDAY 9Th inst m5PM
, IT, - II E q l. A II ARKANSAS RIVER
l6hk1 Packet-The new, light drAught passenger paci
sas ct steamer Little Rock, jerks Brown mas.
ter VIII leave as above for Frt smith, Van n zIk
Roseytle, Spodra u No ristown Dardanee IeWispnro
Little Rock, ne Bluff and all Intern landings on the
river For freight passage apply board foot
OF Customhouse street. - - "
Ih boat connects at Little Rock with stages for the Hot
Springs, thereby avoiding r-shpping, etc - -
myA j g. PA0AJD Advertising Aoart
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

BOkpkAUxship Atheas-2sI bales cotton q do mos. 2s
nnss oe~eeo $ss specie Kegs whsk, keg 9g656
LiNkRPo0I-Ship Dictaor-97a bales colton a6 IN. and
y Dols lard Ass sacks wheat. 275S slaves
slhhi WoOD-Bark Carlo Maunn-l2 bales cotton 2l4o
sesars hhds tobacco. '@i e u
Li'hkfooL-ship Parlamsnt--s20T bales cotton
HAVANA-Sehr Julia Maln-2 sacks corn 81, ,c. and IN,
sandries. = - '~-' ~ ''as POes'oest Q oAs
~ ~ M TallglAh76 81 bhls lard sos kgs
49,, ~ osz ~ u % hee Al do bp bhls potatos
1,o ne straps y Casks hams IS boxes cheese So bxs candles
~ sacks cora 81 DO oats, sis sacss bran - y - 'S'
etsNe$. - -"~' 'oo~eoo ana ehuev
& % \ I.s MssicS0 corn Is sacks
soneo % uosnI % DO bran. 81 hos o soca .r. ~
bacon tes bans, IS bhls boxes xrocss 49, u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
IMPORTS.

IA A--sehr II Tow nsend-0l hid, suear IN i n Ma.
rson se9-ii ouis bee sagar baiero an1 A.
~, rsSe go as 4 ds A..ssl DO II wuOi a. Jasiyn Da
~ eee-o 40 eama-1 do 4 Baddecke kcoi "a Roa,s
kess. s = nssi % bales tohaeco Domingo MneaTss
, 49, su<sf hifasd 80 Borleo BroS as bbs AZ 49,
topacco 'erhandsz-3 do K Robert. ~ 's uo "Ass
pt-if &eo--i51 head cattle 4 Wasins - s"se1
Mary Eensoo bale. cotton TO Rsvss
bsr eoo i.sk R sass s Merritt sccnneii-6Oo0 feet
Nc n - - 'oes lumber 70 Merritt a
M y IN, Sea Bssss tuna ice H Haiha~ay..
Mpiphs-Besoe &ro. -''n . Aennstson-h
wS1ss whSxssaeooLAp 40 K.s FIoya-soOO .asl. salt to
ords, dskRrooI-shp s4rssy sshlado--so sacks ... to
So rehsHleoLs g sslsl. : s,s :, K1H. D. Zee. lumber
h. hkilzs-sF's 4 KAis-F Psniola xAshua ssos,
Mcdonnell. ''s~' 'sss iAape % merritt
PkssAcoL<-schr DismanasQo ooo fee. Lumber "A ard,
ST AARks-sehr Fea--sl bbis tnrpsutus "a % .,.
hoserA Woodaf &co-0 eoris wood 70 order ~ = w 'e7iA
col stco. ~ '~ VI - Eooeyi Nj
wsai Florlda-7Te,O rss ef lumbar a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

covlNGToN-schr B'Oom-a5o00 fee, lumber 20 order.
BILoxf-schr vira Eager q 0ao feet lumber order.
MADIsONvILLE-Schr Rspubie-2sO09 feet lumber to
Elliott. .t
! coYINGrON-schr Elma-aa naa hricl.s To nraar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

So Capt Knight OF the brig II Brune fr'm Rio dc Ja
nsiro April ish, reports the following vessels port
ship Kauer Forest loading for this port
Bark Creole. Cofin. loading for Baltimore
Bark Dorchester, White loading for baltimore
Brig Wright loading for this port
Bark orapesho', Clark sail for This port 18th April
Bark Antelope, from Baltimore, arrived llh April
Brig Baltimore Nelson. from Baltimore arrived lssh April
s- Capt Goodpeed. Of brig Kate, from Belize Honduras
reports the following vessels in port
Bark Honduras Balea arrived the ssh April from New
York.
British Bark Elizabsih. leading for Liverpool
British War stemaer Leopard IN port
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

BoSToN-Shp Bay State--G Fosdick--E Carver &eo-
wright &co-A Cochran Hall-W L Cushing-M Miller
-Villis Ferguson &eo-C ae &co-Ieeds &co--I Snrte
want Sco-Tutts HobarC Buddecke 6eoC Flint sJorss
"A hobb &oo--Moses Greenwood-W 4 DRvis-Dudiey Mel
son &eo-Iirreil Bacs-Sehmidt& Zeiger-Keed kco-C q
Miller tco-N Whitney--G Dunbar &co-C Keith-ijEoye
Ihi,chcock l.stng Smith, Cooper kcoI Caradine-
hsndeson % s Ganes|kennedy Fos srI. Rawlns 1co-
Sniie Mnmus kco- Nose Bros-Heald, Masse dco--W 4
banehard-W X q Neagle-R Il Aucoiu-Beebe kco-Frost
&co W q BeletIon 6co-Nicholson kco-and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
COAST AND LAFoURCBE.

Leaves very SATURDAY atop NJ
IT. COAST PACKET STEAMER
AEsskztga Sallie RObin inson-To and from N. Orleans
- bayou sara. Fort Adams Williams ort Pori
@ @9son ana all Intermediate landings the sAILIE ROBIN
SON, r. T. Gross, master, In place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening" At O'Clock
aug oI sara every Wednesday evening" Of the
clerk win be on the Leves receive freight on Thurs
AS-Parcular paid to the receiving and landing
passengess and freight at all hours of the day and night
gzsH HOLMES a CLAUSS, II Tchougitonlas st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
COMPrROLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May Srh, 1855. )
r No 9QIQ

L NO. oJlO. i
Resocd That the Comptroller be aud
izeu sell the lowest bidder, aer twenty days the
official JOURNAL for constructing brick sidewalks
dered by curb and wooden CUTTERS comprised
between Press Ely Fields Love and Avid Streets
cepfihg Mary and the side OF ysiau Fields Lnzen-
bnrgs Hospital aud Nargny Josephine street,
Vile to Soldele in accordance petition
caions Of the Surveyor and 19 Of city char
Said adjudication be subject the approval rejection
OF the Common Council.
lSguedl j. MAGIONI.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSigned Il. h.-Su NMERS,
Pesident Board Aldermen.
Signed CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN Mayor.
Notice hereby given on WEDNESDAY 2d Of June
will adjudicate my office II o'clock s the above
contract.
mys 22t t. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
8suifm Of lbt ttlarsets.


TUESDAY MORNING, May Is.
c0TT0N.-..The msrket again very dull yesterday,
barely irregular easier prices
theicvsr grades the City Of washngOu adyices having
pesceptibls effect. We still quote however;
SEw ORLEANS cLAssIFIc ALTON.
Ordinary ooa Miadins a
9osa st S.Ss,1s 1sansry ssss9 Niadins Fsir- lals
T0BACCo.w noticed sales Of 81 bids private
he rd that other lots sold Of which
mo particulars reported.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
oouon--balss. Tobacco -hhas
Stock o. hard Ae...........;;. 1851 a.. psz
's''''' sssssIasy. ;sss 'sss ssss lsilso s
yesterday. f,sss l,Hssas 7ll-staoo
aaslss ss6el
SUGAR. 500 hhds dpossd Of at about previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair ~ ld165se y d.
MOLAsSEs The dull sud the sales
Gnea about 80 lots 293oc for Fementing
Choice. and 100 half bss Fair at Sic y gallon.
FLOUR zapd limitsd with sales Of barely
t5po bbls including 60 Ohio in aboat tMixad brandl
81 small lots 81 ssi l20 ST. Louis at ST. and $40
Bxusas& sdd9s4 rs y Dbl.
GRAIN Corn scarce especially Prime White which
higher We noticed sales Of only Yellow 6c
22s Prime White 6z and $50 do o bushvl. of
Wheat M Prime Red sold 90c and 20 Prime White
about 81 10 sales Of Oats confined
sacks Prime Wabash 4zc small lots ST.
Louis sOc p bnshel.
PROVISIONS 6rmsr. with sales OF 800 bbls
Heavy Moss lot as6 So bbls private tems
dealer generally king SIT 4 bbl for retail
Shoulders of Lard heard Of only 40 ercs Prime sold
lic wi lots in store offering considerably less and kegs
AT isc y y, without buyers.
coFF EE... Ths confined bags D y.
Of 2eg0 gs yesterday from Rio direct
RICE ..sales OF 2o5 ercss Prime Carolina ass<c y n.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE.. Some small lots we're sold
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
Leaves on SATURDAY. May -, M5P.M.
Regular y. 5. Mail Shreveport Packet.
kEf.UTN.NT rLfis I

lEA4aks1 The new, elegant swift running pas
senger packet steamer Duke. Samuel Annie.
gate msI y v Celos clerk, will positively leave
Tor shreveport Grand Bayou Couchatta Campte Grand
Ecore Natehioches ST. Maurice Montgomery AIsxandrs
Coe Norman Landing, GortOn's Landing Tarbins Landing
and ali intermediate landings Red freight or
passage having unsurpassed apply on board
myl7 GEO. ID. HITE A CO. Front street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

It. - COMEORT, SPEED AND SAFETY
k5EsssssA&eezsl ST; LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW ORLEANS
and Illinois Central Railroads. having completed their
men with The above Line prepared to oer to The
and reliable mode of Mississippi Riyer One
New Orleans byEkY ALTERNATE DAY
PENNsYLYANIA 'RIuS KInsftar nss's,: sas,
- II uf MEMPHlS .,...... kountz, master.
WM. NJ. MORRISON. Bohnger master
PHiLAnELPHIA Wayne, master.
q Esr y sMoS oS;,aac.r .... Jones, master.
ALECh SUIT ..,.-....... .Switzer, master.
NEW UNCLE sam. -. :. .Ysndassn, .' master.
Making direct connections at Cairo with The Illinois Cen
and 81 81 Louis with the ohiu Mississippi Railroad fer
DUSLEITH
CHICAGO
DETROIT
NIAGARA FALLS
NEW YORK,
BOSToE,
PHfLADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
WHEELING,
PIT FrsBURG,
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE.
sARATOGA SPRINGS,
.na Al, ,.u..-..., QUEBEC,
to all points North. ' N '''
sengsrs rely upon beats leaving as advertised
This is the only Line Of making direct CONNECTIONS
AZ Caii and 81 Lauis with the Railroads.
gs- FAKE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
WIN ie.s changes OF cars handling Of baggage
R tnformati Through Tickets by Steam to Cairo
e - Louis and thence via Railroad al points Moth GOOD
ne route aud resume their journey peasure-ay be pro-
COMP ANYps OFFICE
m Under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
hS The only ohce where Plans Of the Boats
seem sta'e;Tooms secured aud THROUGH TICKETS pur-
- W. E. REDDING