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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

A GOOD pRKSSMAKER WOUIn LIKE TO OBTAIN
n employment, III good families - the day Meek.
81 as WalraItcd cal. .lr tNo 2aysat IL Wooster St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1851
"A Carrying the United states mails-Ibe superior
irene clipper ship JAMES lIONEY, Robinson commander,
VIII clear Tor sydney ~ W direct the 2lh inst Tho
magnificent clipper ship ROWLAND, Sargent
will clear for Melbourne the 18th inst elegant
commodaous few passengers The clipper ships
Shakspere and Izc Spaulding will follow the above SHIPS
aud sa early LA N9yembr hor freight Or Pasase apply on
beard. or ~ X w. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green.
Sight ls for sale and made cousignmen
consirrees IN Australia Messrs Wilkinson IIros A Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

(,oIEMAN's LINE FOR
" SAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The elegant clipper ship
Y. q. Gardiner commander.
Ia rapidly receiving The last Of her cargo pier IS r.
foot a Wall street and Will BE despatched few days foe
the above port she si take the bulk " few hundred
tons light aud medium freight II sent Immediately alongside,
for which apply 10 WM r. COLEMAN Co.. So Wall street,
Toune Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

YOUNG FRENCH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN
American family take of children. Rest cit,
speaks the English language we'll Apply to Mrs
Haddatn No. Albion place, 4th 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13


The Caddo Gazette Of Saturday last says
During the week tho weather has been very fine,
and the temperature has been eqnable and mild. On
Friday the cold wintry clouds, driven by the cnllng
winds from the North, suggested the importance OF
overcoats, fires, etc.
The opelousas Patriot Of Saturday last says
During the last week rain has fallen in torrents IN
this parish rendering the roads almost mpassaOle.
Our planters generally baye finished roillng suga. ga,
cane and picking cotton the result Is any tnng puI
satisfactory at this time q low prices and money
ma The early frost have cut short the sugar crops Of
tbe parish at least onethrd: The season has not
been favorable for cotton, and the crop Is much less
than was confidently expected.
The Houma Ceres Of Saturday last has the follow
ing:
The weather for some time has been ntoerably bad.
The roads are very bad and the prospects now are that
they viii not improve soon. We have often heard
thai the first twelve days OF January are an index Of
the weather during the whole year. If such Is the
fact, we have not much to expect in 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

NEW YoRK-steamship Empire Cty-Assorted mdse.
SABINE PASS steamship Jesper-l52 head Of cattle to
Cleveland SS Brothers &eowfoisi % bales cotton
PORT LAvAccA.stea Robt Waterman bales Of
Hugely Blair Sco-s Kelly 6co~s henderson Terry tco
tom 70 iS IBIS beans a.T DO Bscos m@
Espress-Toal l42 bales cotton.
LIvERPooI-ship Thos Jeferson-3O mdse Cabaero
Basualdo44 oaks hardware crate Do bds wheels bdls
case and bale mdse How13 mdse Peet smms AGO.
@l5s 7oO states 0 DsYidson-I5 soda " hit
ney Seo25 csks castings Miller &e0g sugar pans de
mde do 9.runks do case thread Gahsm keo-s
do Dnrsnd-9l DO cases do 10 wire bags
rives Il ngots bbls Bnddecke &eol glass
SeoS esks safthware isS crates Doughery-3 do do
csks 20 Henderson aines5 do ssTk saufer Sco@i5o DO
hardware do szer Aeol case mdse Heaon
bars iron eif 1cols mdse is b4s DO 25
Payro &co35 mdse mse Cramer 6co9 do Tale
non Depommes-l ek hardware II II Hansell 4eo-I9 do
steel Richards slosomb &cS eases Kse jackson
Burnside &co-I Letchford 3co-ll
earihws 80 bNs pickles order.
BREMEN-Bark Bessel-2S PIX mdse Cramer 6co-l2 do
Bqddeeke &co-l DO Jne BoherC DO sonnekslh Bro9 do
neEin KifchhOr-l0 BredoT wusthOi Meyer stfeekon
6co-50 sturenegger EternOdl Louis schwar3l Marburg
ss cheese FisshsE1S Pkss mdsS I s eshs primes
1872 demohns IS pkgs bottles 46 pkg mdse orderl2i Storage
passengers.
LIyERPooL-shp Levi woodbury-ss crates and . csks
coal VIM Cunning hau-2O2 and earthwsre 26O
SKIS salt order
MINATITLAN-sehr khipola-96 logs mahogany j de
EganaS bxs cigars CULVER do 81 hides Al skins Jen,
nings, Laaghin seo250 hides VIM Prehn &co-20 hides
Canerden.
CHARLESTON Gen Ireeu-e7O casks of rice to L
Leyy-l do Washington Jackson &co--l box mdse
Estin 6co.
BosToN-ship Neptune-7OO ice to J L Warner AGO.
PHILADELPHIA-ship Belle of the oeeaa-3lT0 bags Of
| coffee and assorted mdse.
LIyERPooL-ship Geo washngton-6O5O sacks salt to or
| der.
| BOsIoN-ship Harward-666 tons ice to b Smith &co
| and assorted mdse
MOBILE-Brig Lamartne-In ballast
NEW YoRK-Sdip Humphreys-Assorted mdse
sPRINGFIELD-sehr Hrondelle-4 bales cotton 10 order.
sPRINGFIELDsehr Democratic bales cotton TO order.
PEARL RIvER-schr Elizabeth Ann-SO00O feet lumber
| to order
| PEARL RIyER-sehr Gen washngton-s5oOO feet um
/ Der TO order.
TANCHIPAHO-schr LyiBgston-30000 feet Of lumber to
| order.
CoYINGToN-sohr June Creole-5O0 hbis sanp to order.
| COYINGToN-sehr sylphide-iO0 bbls sand 10 order.
| COVINGToN-Schr Poniaineaui0 cords wood to older,
| TICKFAw-Schr Bonne-2DO0 GOO stages to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

oorrOs AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR., Prices hdSc lower with sales Of 1900
hhds Fair to Fully Fair at i'S6f5c = n.
NoLAssEs. Some $500 bbls sold at lea 1910
for Ordinary Prime aud Choice with 600 half hbs 22
22Se y gallon.
FLoUR...Flour in good demand with Of 5000
bbls including 1900 supersne Louis 81 IS Indiana
and ST. Louis al the $50 81 2ss 1 $40 Extra
IS oO@s5 5 $50 Unbranded superue s. co. 40 Fine and
Unbranded 81 s2ss 90 aud - co. and 1000 bb in lots Of
which we did not learn the particulars.
GRAIN good request with sales Of , sacl
Including 200 White In lots 55d56c ll0O at S yellow
sse and 25 6oc 2 bushel.. Wheat $40 sacks were
sold T5c for Ordinary Red Of Oas comprisea
1900 sacks ST. Louis by party lSc and 1000 In lots al
about he OF Bran, 1874 sacks sold and a also
Coo p 100 ms.
PROVISIONS. Pork In go1d request and SIS 90 was
offered freely good weight we heard Of no ar
sales The retail rates s,ill ss 2SaslS so y bbl o
Green Meats about 100000 $500 peee soa in bull
l<e for Shoulders 51se for Hama and q o
Sides, showing further decline Bacon dull and
settled Ribbed Sides Offering qfc and OF Lard
tieEces sold &c. and 800 kegs Prime at 9s1e H.
HAY...A hatboat load Of lao Western sold at tn
advanced rate Of sl7 90 2 tun
COFFEE. Sales Of 30 bags at Sc S94 sASc, ass
&c, $50 At ete, and Ga al ssae = n.
INDIA BA9GING. Some 200 bales were sold in lots
lOAsalo7<c o yard. mostly cash.
GUHNY Rags We hear Of about 500 bales light sold n
Gently at Sc cash
HIDEs.So Mexican Flint sold, few days since at 1.
IN.
wHIsKY...The sales Monday aud yesterday comprise
800 ibis Recthed l5eel6e Sll Raw l6c
ls6 in tive lots also At Ice q gallon.
II FREIGHrS....No engagement reported cotts
shipping for Liverpool "a in American and l5-s2i
British vessels
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU BARTHoLAMEw-Seam Red Chief-l0O bales
cotton to Bueheng9n carroll Seos byas f1n9e &1oS 90
Phillips &co-S7 do ellis Ferguson &co-3i bales cotton
5iotrsson Bros%2s Friedsnder Gerso2l fully 5co23
Watt kco-23 Hugely Blair &co2 II Garter &co-2l
10 ssadlo Tarleion Whiting Tns-lO bales cotton to
Warren Gilmore seo6 Harris Lewis DAYS jenkins keo
seed FhR-l bale hides Byrne, Vance &cot box mdse
bag Payne HArsonsnndres to ordefroia rs bales
cotton.
cotton Ward Saunders HuntlO5 Cuddy, Brown &col0 do
Wright Allen Scog9 Hillisd Summers Seos5 bales cotton 10
Pitcher Goodrich &coS bales cotton Hughes Hydsied &eo-
4 George cG4neio lewis Ss1ss oTs MITE pTsd ts 9 on
Mcemore Rayburn 6eo3l do BARLEY Johnston Seo@ do
Cleveland rolhers 8coO Richard Nugen,
20 Vaudeville Melheuuy-lS do Payne HarIisonl2 do
smith Harris keos do Feander Gersons bales cotton
ellis Ferguson &eo-S do Green Crumpsundres to order
Total l243 bales cotton.
sHREvEPoRT-Steamer b l. Hodge--loO bales cotton to
Payne uarrisoA-9o Lewis Ogleshy-19 Carter &co-
z campbell s,rSnge6 Bradley Wilson eo5S bales cotton
Cooper &cos9 Ffellsen Stevenson Sco6 DO to order
coz Cleveland brothers &co22 eoiionG Seo
l6 I'd Plsbury22 Carroll Pritchard &ce6 Brander Hub
II Hardie &co-l2 scott Williams &eo-i2 Donnel 4
se7lo Henderson, Terry Seslo DO johnson keOlo do
&co-a Wallace Roublens Patton smith Roubie-5
Davis jenkins sco-I ii May Sco-ls Beiioeq Nobcn 4eo
- Dnrand Racquet &eos Payne HRrrisen5 bbls talow
IA bbs beans Ripley 10 hhas IS bbs molasses
Marenesux50 bbs molasss Aenard hhds sugA
IAuye McCasandes 10 order-Tota s94 bales cotton is
hads sugar, So bbls molssses.
BAYOU DE GLAlSE-SeAmer Silver Moon-l05 baies cot
On p 70 sIsr, sas Ssle cotton io Nd sugar Marin n
Sco-i2 do Darby 1Temoalel bales cotton IS bbs m
co-lOO do Oakley Hawk &col5O do Perkins &eols5 10
bales Ar Menherger BsFIon2 do nO1eysn MeIea
10 do Lebt Charpanter-e narand Roeque &eOs DO
DeGFuy kee-idO TuFnsan ke0--3 Miller Forester
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

LIvERPOOI-Ship Potomac-Ss9 bales cotton, 200 casks
seed cape 1874 bags oil cake $50 pkgs starch $50 slaves
box.
HAvRE-shp Tropic30I3 bales cotton, l56 bds hides.
NEW YORK-Sbiu Gnnoa-75S hhds suga IT'S bbs sugar,
GIG moiae "a bbls whisky 90 lead l20 bales wool
10 bales deer skins, sl4 hides, pkg5 mdse
BOsTON-Shp Martha Rdeou-6S4 bales cotton, $3.50 bbls
flour Us bags meal O6 bbls oil s9 lard 81
hams Sol bbls pork, Is boxes q pkgs rubber goods
PENsACOLA-Schr Fanny-50 900 bricks
TURKS IsLAND-Schr Alma226 bbls -four 80 do pork IL
bbs beef 33 bb bread 30 bbls moasse BIT bbls
sugar 20 hf bbs meal 20 butter 80 do lard box
candles soup 19j sacks 50 do oats "a do BRAN c of
hams. tc bacon, 5000 shingles
M0BILE-Sch Barissa46 bhls whisky 20 Inf bbls whisky,
500 sacks bran, 2f5 sacks corn.
PENsACOLA-schr Lizzie Mezck-5 bbls park 10 bbs po-
atoes bbls flour do sugar. l5 do lime Is bbs molae
casks bacon 60 sacks 70 do coffee 30 bales hay ~ kegs oil
nails. 70 bbls q boxes groceries. 10 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, l2tt inst, at5P.
NoUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOH
~ PLANTERS.


PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
or YARNS,
Der required e raise is nsmber eosstng Of Children Of
six years Of age and above, and women nht for blowing or
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW CON
CINE q necessary The Gin with Lap Appendsge
glelaon, complete, with dispatch Also competent
oYE,HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnners
Ny IMPROVEMENT IN its results to the Planter equiva-
lent 10 his having purchased Of plantation Negroes etc.
ming interest viii prove lis diversion i viii be exempt from
the and anetes inherent Planting, Gathering and
MY TERMS.
grant reasonable facilities; and for the lit OF
THE PATEN oneouh TO be paid to me each Of the hrs'
with contract nufng payment should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters now be made and 70 know
cost 81 ase9neTy IN TIER pare1 case se p Ib no, o
how many pounds Of Yarn day they mnst spin ,,, Az,
| u. NORTH CULLOM, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw viii
ees that may be entrusted his Office at MARKS
osr TbS ~ MIs eommon merchant chss
Singleton, attorney ataw; Nixon Adams Crescent 9Hiee
a. TWENTY-FIVE DOLL ARs REWARD
~ will be paid foy the apprehension Of the musto boy
a dsncs d G2Y Ls%1eScs ESQ., ' No. ss s. CHARLES
S nance PeE FrSe and Ss much
| +. CAZENAVE,
! ial2u No q Cont street.
pRANDY-s0 quarter and half pipes MsIett for sale in
1 10 bond. by s. WOLFE,
d2s corner of Graver and New Leyee streets.
| EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND For sale by
II BARELLI A co,
| aus 81 Common street.
DRANDY-2lOq quarter eighth casks imitation Cognac
| ID Tor sale by JOSEPH Lands CO.,
dos SO Tehoupitouas street.
PoRTER-O0 casks MaFis''' for sals w y G2P Oy
| jail corner Of GTAvier and New Levee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

A Devoted WIFE.-A correspondent Of the Boston
Post relates the following in referring to the recent
accidental death Of Col. Wynkoop
With his wife. who is an invalid, he was visiting
Ne interior Of Pennsylvania for recreation and change
q scene The country is wild there and sparsely set
Ned. One morning he went out with his servant 10
shDot game for his wife. IN handing him the gun
Ms servant by accident discharged it the contents
a0ok effect In his leg severed the artery aud he lived
NJ few minutes
An absurd superstition prevails among the ignor
snt inhabitants OF the region against touching dead
kody before an inquest has sat upon H. The servant
Eni been sent ut for aid % some distance, and il
vain did Mrs. Wynkoop endeavor 70 induce by sup
ulcsiions BY promises, by offers OF money the stul
isd neighbors to shelter and care for her husband
BODY. Il was night He sin lay where be fell an'
SAefs, in that bowling wilderness, with the clamm,
lampness OF midnight gathering on her garments
nd that delicate woman, AS Trail as the wild flower
asouDd Der that folded their petals together In tina
uesd solitude sit alone the chill turf supporting
~ hs7 knee The head Of her husband and there re
nained keeping her lonely vigil until the breaking
De grey dawn, alone. with Der dead and with be
kHeaiDg heart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

r- Capt Andss Of the ship Harvard reports having
passed the 18th December OF TortngAs ship Realm, Bur
CESS, hence for New York.
s ship Iustrious, hence for Liverpool having
been detained the Bar the ION inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

A STORY FOR THE cREDULoUs.-The Baltimore
Clipper is responsible for the following:
Gu Sunday afternoon as Mrs. Herman was sitting
II ihe back parlor window Of her residence in ann
street, near Cough a white turtle dove with dark
xng around It's neck Few in and lit upon her head
She held out her hand into which the dove hoped
Yesterday morning while attending rehearsal at the
Holiday street heater she received the painful news
u her husbands death, who died of heart disease
about or near the time the dove made its appearance
she was Immediately thrown into commissions and
had 10 be carried home. The person allude to is
y T. Herman. formerly connected with the Kunkel
uoupe, but more recently assistant leader Of the or
siesira Of Marshal theater, Richmond. This is
smother instance 10 which dove has been the fore
mnner OF bad news.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

AFrRAy.-On the 4th inst. difficulty occurred in
Camden, s. O., between Or. A. E. Salmond and W.
Clyburn Esq, growing ont Of the latter having pun.
i.hed servant Of the former. Mr. Clybun was
wounded, not very severely, and DR.. Salmond was
Ataly wounded, as is believed, in the abdomen The
weapons were pistols.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
gtbith of tbt stIarhsts.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ia,

WEDNESDAY MORNING, January IS, less.
coTToN....The demand active again yesterday and
although the supply light and poorly assorted
reached about Is 900 bales Prices still higher Indicating
advance Of c the receipt Of the AicAs
Mondays sales $4,000 bales We quote;
NEW ORLRANR CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

EXPORTS.

~ by Capt Bradford of the ship Levi WOODBURY. Dec 22
of ST. Domingo, ship Southampton, Austin from IiverPoo
bound to Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire CITY Griffin from I'd lest via
Steamship Jasper Flanders for Sabine Pass 70 msssr-Bsr
Steamship Rob- wa..rmAn HHad from xa'gOrda Bay to
Steamship Charles Morgan Place Indanoia Calves
ton. 70 Harris a Morgan-lst dist ~. :.
snip isS wh. 1Sy0S &scsd dist S.
Ship humphreys Morse Is days from New York to 10
Ship eo Washington oro~e from Liverpool Nov lsth
Ship Harvard 1ndros ~ days Boston, FOs
ship Sspus SMELL is days from Boston, to Baxter Lowell
ship Belle Ocean Reed Is days from Philadelphia to
ship yandaa Anderson 80 from Seville SPAIN creevy
Bremen Bark Bessel Nahakew Bremen Nov 18th,
Green, Hedsnd IS days from Charleston, to
Brig Lsmartlue - days from Mobile to cresvy Far.
Brig Rufus souis, Davis days from Hsuana NurisOn
schr ChpOls Lockwood from sIintian Goldenbow
schr HrondeiIe, Mallory from sprinsaeld-B.sin.
Schr Democrat. Duncan from Sprngheld-Basn.
schr Elizabeth Ann Athens, from Pearl River-Basin.
sehr Gen Washington Weston from fesSingson.
ssbr Jeuns Creole @ from coSnPton-Bssin
schr syiphds; barbarian. from Tehelaneta9Bssn.
scbr Boune, Morrison from Tiekfaw-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
WIN Burton Louallier from Washington
Crescent Holmes, from Bayou Sara.
nv Powell. Estes Estes rom ou y is'
Red CHIEF shuie, from bayou Bartholomew.
aR " Hi, Newell from Memphis
Pacific Bell, from Louisville.
Cuba Hern, from Mobile
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
9th inst ships Gidsseeve bark Corils and Geo
Les-bTough. up ships Neptune and Belle Of the Ocean,
rovboa l. Day Brown from tho Passes-towed down and
7th inst, ship Milton and brig W Rice-brought
up ship Vandalia and bark Bissen,
Towboat Phoenix Crowel the Pasesowed down and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Nxv YBAR IN CAsADA.-0n New Year Eve our
Canadian neighbors have a custom Of betaking them
selves to sleghs, and going from door TO door, sing
ns . song Of charity made for the occasion, and
secesing such articles OF food rendered them.
xsy perseyere until their seighs are full, and on
New Year morning they distribute IL to the needy.
Rnother beautiful custom Of theirs Is the assembling
II tbe different members Of the family the morn
ing Of New Year day TO receive the paternal bless
iass. Often this occurs before daybreak. The chill
ssen, when assembled, kneel. when the aged sire
Misses each, and then pronounces his benediction,
after which they partake Of breakfast together, and
then 60 forth to celebrate the day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
FOR RED RIVER.

li,: PoR II Hs D 5isSs
- : = packet swan, Charles Hsys, master q =.
ton Landing s1EsysPo Grand and sryGE G%P
passed accommodation sPPly en- SSaTS .av.r,.,
Leaves on E TESSHIaAf sssb hoeRE AND
81 Naehftoehes pAeket-The new, nHe, fast run
sspide., j@o D. Dosy %s.,sf Bs5ssow ssPS
.s ssSi cos Lends Landing Ss
mans Landing ali Intermediate landings Red river,
0F az GEO D. hirs : ! ont street.
Leave. on EPFEnyds ssTaESSD PORT
y S.e. G RsyS and cS s
inndingsThs light dra steamer Jos; Holden, Z. II Mar
f'iff' g. xxx aSDo S2Fif Co. 50
Leaves s EagEfRnE lt 5 sahfd5Lonrw
lss,s Packei-The splendid, entirely las. rsnninE
master, @ T. Eoans CLERK will leave as positively for
4s Ss Landing Point fs NOUN Ba
Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity and AZ intermediate
bills freight all LANDINGS above The line With privilege
shppns By her new keel boat built for this trade Apply
y" ''e'' o. L. KoUSs.
jaa SnAN n G s. FAGiG IS' A "a Agent
Leaves on SATURDAY. tbe 18th jan. m5P.M
INp EoR Il rE.'s' i P t,ft GRAND
lHHTt, Bayou Campte, Grand Eeore, 81. Maurice, Al
tssz exandria, Goron's Landing and all intermediate
4annag B. E Hodge sss1s %
L. T. Murdook clerk will leave above For freight
All iipp' W. ''''U j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
This boat Is qnequaed for comfort aud elegance BY
sThs viii freight for all poIats Ran,
with privilege Of -hpprg
Leaves on FRIDAY, 2ld January, at P. NJ. Positively
IT, REGULAR TEN DAY Az SHREVEPORT
and swift running passenger packet steamer
posiSey leave as s6oys or Shreveport Grand bayou Coa
chaa Campe Grand Ecore Naehiioches Alexandria, COte
ali Intermediate landings Red
For freight having surpassed recommendation
4y isls - 80 GEO. D. HIrE CO. Front street
FOR TCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Leaves every "WEDNESDAY. at O'clock =.
re- FOR OPELOUsA S-THE NEW
lzslE1Stseer STEAMER w. Burton, Capt g. f. Lou
above taking lsht Tor Old River simnspo and ali landings
the Atchsaya For freight passage, apply on board
JIM. JOHNSTON 4 CO.. sFront I.evee st.
jyl4H near CustOmhouse street.
REGULAR PACKETS.
49, EdR MEMPHIS-THE MEMPHIS
lslsSlrs,iS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE, con.
sisting Of six FIRST class steamers, unsurpassed on
safety and travellers arranged leave New
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5
'''O'A A. LON MONDAYS
Ben Franklin. Capt. Capt j D. Clarke
Ne"r"SH 1oN wEDEEs; ijo &PYs : ~ i'""
John simonds .'....''''-'' 'C C 2 b Church.
ON FRIDAYs@
H.R. w. Hill.........'....'' Capt Capt L Il Newell.
These Boats connect win the Railroads Memphis also
j. II, FRELIGH, Agent,
n12 3m Office under the st Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Leaves on YyiERNEsPAY, Iss is,5:, st6P;M.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, IL b inst, at s P. NJ
IT, ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
lEAA7lL Smith, Van Bnren ozark Rosevile, Spadra
Bluffs Norristown, Dardsnelle, Tewisburg, Lit
tie Rock, kedfork Pine Bluffs and all intermediate landings
The swift and light draugh passenger
Arkansas, H. Hanes, master j. Adams clerk will leave
as shove. For freight O. passage, apply on board.
The Arkansas will through she she is very light draft
jas j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 1877 inst, at P. NJ.
, IT, FOR VAN buren,, FORT SMITH,
le4NA Little Rock and all landings the Arkansas
5sssezsa rver-the and fine steamer Pelican, Geo
Ashton MUSTER W. II. Garner clerk will leave For
freight or passage, apply on board.
jail j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Leaves on SATURDAY. the 18th jan, at5P.M.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.

sAlp1A.S Bayou Campie Grand Eeore, St. Maurice Al
eNandria GOron's Landing and all Intern ediate
andDgs-Independent Peoples LineTbe elegant and swift
L. T. Murdock clerk, will leave above For freight
sage apply on board.
fall j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
% unequaled for comfort elegance BY any
boat in the trade
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~ X&xEESTIxR AILROAD.
Psss-nger Train Leaves New reans daily AT 40 O'Clock
arrives at Booihayen Miss one hundred and twenty
eight miles from New Orleans al ss O'Clock r. Returning
iesvss Brookhaysn every day Al $40 O'clock A. M and
reaches New Orleans nj 3.Is O'clock r. NJ
FARH-Three cents per mile each way Children
years Of age free Children between twelve
aye and eoiorad perSoYs half price
SEASON TICKETS NAV be obtained al the ONCE Of the
Counany corner Caiope and Magnolia ~ family
hoes or halves in FIVE ata reduced price
Cored persons are permitted without
a written mass expressly them to DO naming
the stations 10 and from which thew NAV Ro As the mas p