davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

or tho members, so far they interested in the
Iecompton constitution sevea voted Tor Harris motion
and eigh, against H. Although Mr.. Harris Is appointed
chairman and although minority are administration do
xnoe-ats yet you will that the Iecompon,es have the
majority Of III committee. This will OF course dispease
a portion OF the Douglas democras-but what OF THAR
They only corporals guard to be puiverzed some
nc morning between the regular democrats and repub
cans and blown away by tho next change in the wind
Tue republicans very indignant at the construction
OF the committee They aloge that the Speaker has APP
ponted TIE very best men the democratic side, while
on the republican side, with or two exceptions, he
Las seieced those least aeluAin'ed with the subject
is rumored this evening that resolution will be offered
discharging the committee and eectng by the House
such's resolution, however, oanno, be carried.
A democratic Senatorial Caucus held this morning
in the ante OF the senate Amer free consultation
relative the business before Congress- and the Kansas
question in particular and without coming any concu
zion, they adjourned to meet on Monday next.
Mcssrs Broderick and stuart Michigan presen,
nj the caucus These Senator's informed that ia
,ue no nimical to the Kansas pncy OF the ad
uinisuaion would be expected attend any of
scuocrAc senators. In fact, Douglas, Broderick aud
stuart arc read out Of the party
TIE same misfortune that occurred TO Senator Doug.
l IN bis attempted Kansas coup deta, occurred
him 10 his domestic relations Mrs Douglas suddenly
taken N, and the Judge has lost an heir.
The administration is constantly in receipt Of intelligence
from the African squsdroo Of the interference Of English
,u,sers with American vessels. The government is de-
,srm,ped 70 adopt TO put stop 70 NJ and
tho English government have already been informed,
through the proper channel what course our
intends 10 pursue In the premises.
win regard 10 ssT 600 case there Is other alter
native for wolco but 10 90 before the Corruption Con-
rnee and make clean breast Of H. he does not, The
Uouse ~l give him the full extent Of the hw-imprscn
and ane him one thousand dollars
is generally conceded that the Army bill now before
the Senate will pass that body by ono or two majority
Mr. Gar,fe Of Georgia. not absent from the House,
as reported when the vote taken on Hsrrss Kansas
resolution He was present. and voted against tina, pro-
poait,ou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12
DoRTRArTs or MY MARRIED FRIENDS.

d APPLETON 4 co. New York.
1R 81 NJ WV ssG IfPf
oRarrrris,o nrsSs,s KrssDo-"
vol i;ne WIN Jla.irssa: ssS 81 as g. sex.. n7s.
There freshness and glosi in the siyr, sld homo
ks KsnrneS the longest .s y Sha SSsr sore
with many delightful pictures orcharseier-sswYork Even
ms l. me work Of close saa ssEscious observer n
Gssn Mn , ssry cS 81 s.sr Ar s
gnpe,enars ana g9sheceas ye rae nsrr 70 sss e.,
every ps,arai ssto .y ne np.sssen !hAi
Of sketches Of dosssic life ap,sre.,iy oraw.
rotn sc.usl .,lar M an.,sas $500 ~ ~ %
vsTeaes Of cbsrscer win sd-y beauty q
,sry Pessaq, ana reaaais volume, and ono shch win
fbs ar,r.s are All rfeHs. and real vhE. the stories
have moot captivating FRESHNESS and novelty rennsySs
n fb rss - ,h. setegu volume has sesr yasr.cs
dencd In bee mcs W. DO no, .nJss Or ,he b9os V
lbly equal to 'Ae pr'dGesn of ars' clAsa nove-uOms
Tie PUBLISHER. will copy Of hi. popular work W
mail free Of postage, ang wiihh 500 miles. who VII
remit 70 se sy mai DC o'~rwse ~ price Of the book
- wiinfR fhrESr sALAMASDER SAFES
Fnesn Years IN snd have never sied 70 preserve
These safes, secured b{ our -
""'' ''O'' 'SA" sfExs.s ( sasTis.
70 Murray street, New Yo~s-
SrcuRH TOUR nooss-ras Us3EnsIexKp An
s o @ ..% sSs cS1 ss
led r'''' lock d'''' vs 4. Ts;l s3TEss
Nos ~ and ~ isaiden lsn>.
and ftos " and - Es,Abe,h uyesA
Cissxas SEWING MACHINES FOR ALL MANU-.
- fsering purposes Singers Saving msches sre dssm-f
INDISPENSABLE Vac t-sst he'll ciO-nnk
&c, made by them hingsss smty machine 70 his
5 s q. S s ss Ssp S s
has avoided remsded than all Is the hsndsomese
rate Using oss Of hess siessn.
Price 800, wtah iron table nylee
T. NJ sTrGEk A co, No IS Roadway
GORE Eyss- AGGRAVATED CAsy.
- Cure By Or. = n smith Magnetic Salvo. Almost biad.
We. able read In hsssrs Cussd in sw0 weeks DR..
sraih naa houaand dollars you wslooms 10 IL
''N'' ' You HkvEsAy ny ONLY CHILD
Mrs Faza NorJner q HUDSON s,rcei sold a. " Csnal
street. Church. and Al druegisss.
ITO NERVOUS SUFFERERS "a RETIRED Clergy
Il man si0red 20 bealh in few days after yeare
Of SERIOUS suffering anxious TO make Known hs
Of VIII send fTesl The prescription used. pt
20 the Rev. JOHN N. DAoNAti, is6 fulton street.
Brcsklyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12
LIGHT GUARD,
IQsy-


Above this was representation of a hsad holding q
battle axe-thc armorisl bearing, IL 70 be pre-.
sumcd Of the company. Ths other parts Of the
house we're slso deoorstej with much taste, aud on
every eide some emblem device W remind the
spectator that Il was military and not a civil, ball But,
however these entirely unnecessary to explain It's
character long the varied and brilliant uniforms of
the officers and members Of the Erty h and other reg
were so conspicuous among the company, for al
eneourth OF the gentle who thore belong
10 the militia The whole number present, Including, OF
COURSE the ladies' about four thousand snd &C these
one halt, or perhaps somewhat more, occupied seats in
the boxes The stage itself rather much crowded
but the dancers seemed satisfied and wscn they
content no one has right 10 complain. Among the in
vted guese Brigadiers General Spcer and Yates
and their stafh, Gen Hatfield, Of New Jersey and his
staff Col nuryes Col Vcburgh, and officers from every
regiment Of the New York mitia in the city, and from
outside az the city. The dancing commenced Ell
nine but we are unable b say precisely nj what time 10
ended, We letttbe company In the midst " their en-
The programme contained less than twenty
six pieces and concluded with the 2At Guard Company
set" which was composed expressly for tbs company
II their future balls are as successful thai VI last night
the Light Guard will have every reason 10 DO satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

No. I72 GREENWICH ogRxHr, NEW ycaK
The price OF board At this popular house reduced
the LIST Of January 70 ~ ~ per Day.
ykD. PA1TEN, ia, A BkNJ. IYkpE, 0roSr.etosa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

CONE w S. AGGRAVATED CASy.
- Cure By Dr. 3 n Smiths Magnetic Salva Almost biad.
Yves able 10 read in tessrs Cussd in weeks Dr.
srzh. mad thousand dollars, you we're wscoms 10 Il
never shat forget you 10y - - --
rot HAvE SAVED ny ONLY CHILD
Mrs xa1a Mortimer q Hudson s,roeA sold a. - Canal
street. near Chursh- and Al Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

IIOW LIGHTLY FALLS TIE FOOT OF 1Lhk
III That only treeds on huv~rN
ladies II you wish white KID and linen xsser bo&s
and slippers for balls and parties pstronize J. H. MIL
1.ER Co, Ss7 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

White, tine Hsttsr's Spring Styles, S3; Last
fsh style reduced TO 81 81 WHITES I4 Fulton sTest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor.
gas bales cotton 70 felIoses &eo-l5d do Harris Levi DO
tic Mshe 8eo-snndres 80 otder-To,ai 81 bales cotton
JLIyERPooIs-shp Express-l5o eoal to mAsier-SOo
dc salt 10 order.
HAYRE-ship Clara whesler-Assorted mdse.
lIsBoS-shlp oroondales6si moyos salt 10 Baxe, Lowell
IIvERPooI,-shp conqusrOr-ss9 tons salt to Maxwell
Acc.
HAyANA-Brg Monsera,e-s cases segars to order.
MATAKzAs-Btg Rufus soule-Lot fruit to order.
LIyERPo0Ihp Proteetorl2s0 sacks salt 80 casks coal
10 order.
100 bis wine Ssrergs cases krseh 6 do asyphs to
Poge6 DO wine Peres Bertoo-S pkgs mdse Baxter Lowell
clk wine pkg ndss Buddeeke tcosl cases Of mdss
fhee Seller &eoS mdse Mouler-l DO Victor Frey
Iseesnel D II Holnss-s Mayer Bros5 Rev Batesa-s
surzenegget Etenod i Began aeo-l Pepn 4co-l do
PHILIPPE Mogss-l o b orAhau7 GnIo-5 Irieou 3
k MSsse Sg laaas SGsss%ae See s9nSSo
Erez-l Armand sonbie7 Gouyiea--2 Giquel Jami.
Nm sss Notion A Seo a sss s Rssase1
Fournier2 ~ nnann-l Rseouse AndreI Lion Pnsard
Iachnsyer &co-2 fehfenb chi box mse Lohe6
vine Hdagltl u dss cases eorgiAs 70 Datapd-SoC
HAyANA-rig Mary Elilabsi5 bds paper segars case,
segars haas coaee oalAlerg Rasaadoi simon2d DO
Duel 4eOi GnmA &co2 Gemo-4 cssta $eo-l Lahore Dc
no Bos-s DO belos obacco Naldezl3i DO segar
Ramasassa Meg-is bss paper segars fsg Assgaano
bSls cider case segars has tobacco GarciAsSa specie
Paul Cook &ceO do Boyle kcoaA boxes sweet meat 10
fFu 10 erdef.
KAssAusehr Timess tons pigs iron 5000 sold coin
PAsckoouLA-s.sAnsr Eseaia~pa-cOeOO feet lumber I
BLoxI-sshr Deer Island-2soOO Zee, lumber to order.
BTLoxI--sehr Tsaena-427 GOV feet iumssf % order,
TANcnIrBHoasehr Livinssloa-Ssoeo feet Of lanser
coyINeroS-scAr LAuF.-sS.OoO baeks TO Weber Baa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

SUGAR The stock light and ibe arket firm, with
sales 1900 hhds. Fair Fully Fair 6@51Se a.
MOLASSFS- Prices firm, and 1900 bills
sold 2O2c for Fermenng to Good lots and 242c for
Prime Choice, with 30Ohalf bbls 2s30c D gallon.
FLOUR. There good demand with sales Of some
60 bills including 1900 Unbranded 60 at 81 700 Ohio and
Indiana snpene 81 s 100 81 90 atboat load Of 1000
to b. delivered alongside ship at 81 50 for supen and o
81. Louis IN store, 10 party, private terms.
Corn in fair request with sales Of about
10 sacks comprising 5000 Prime White by one party at S5e
POO Yellow the same, 5000 Ordinary yellow at 3D.
$500 Green and s045 and 2 Inferior Green and Re
jeeed in lots at y bushe of Oats few small lots
were sold at 4se D buhe Louis In Wheat We heard
Of no transactions The sales Of Bran included
s2s sacks IN two or three lots at zoe y 100 MS.
PROVISIONS quiet, and noticed only retail
mo y at SIC 60 p bbl OF Bacon some
ssall lots were sold OF 1910 Shoulders, and sac for
Sides Green Meats rather lower and noticed sales Of
n private terms 1000 lbs at CSC for Shoulders, ~
for and Sc FOR Sides and 1900 MS Hams in bulk &c
OF Lard ITO tierces Prime sold oc the
INDIA BAGGING. Prices better. and 900 bales
sold at l3e p yard.
BALE RoPE..we noticed sales Of COO coils at Sc
for Hand spun and 7@7l4c . b for Machine made.
CoFFEE Sales Of bags uprising Sos at loc 100
lO leOalo7z so l0S 292 H. and z7sat l5zc p D.
IdME.. Five cargoes Eastern aoat Sold comprising
400 Rcckisnd 81 20 bb aud 500 Camden private
terms but understood to be at lower rate.
WHISKY. market nm with sales IS bbls Rec
tiled 2e 90 Extra e. and l25 Raw in two lots at Csc z
gallon. ..---..
HAY. ..sma lots Of Western were selling at s7 So@1S
| 2 tun s EFs0
FREIGHTs "A ship taken for Boston at for Gotten
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
ARRIVED.

Ahftlf EDs
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place from Indianoa Gave.
British Ship Jane seoisns from areennoch January 3D. in
ship Clara Wheeler Dslano, from Hayre Dec sls
ship Fanny Fosdck Omsed from New York. previously
ported at The Powder House, to Fosdick-2d dist %
Whitney 2co-Point -
British snip Conqusro Johpou. from Liverpool Dec 18th, to
Ship Heideibeg Rodewad liverpool December I7th
British ship Express Patterson rom Antwerp Dec 18th to
Norwegian ship Protector stephenson from Liverpool Jan 9Th
toJ r Whitney &co-Pont-
MASTER st dist So
ship Cutting Lyon from Antwerp Jan 4 in ballast to
Bremen ship Mimi ---- from Bremen December 9Th, to
sicilian Bari BagsO Guigeano, from Palermo to master
Spanish Preeioa BOnet days from Havana in ballast
Brig Mary ErsSsh, Me9n9el days from Havana, to Gold
Brig Rufus souls, Davis days from Matansas MurisOn
Brig PUNISH. townsend days from Havana eoidenbow d
sehr Deer island PERT from Bicxi-Basin.
sehr Helena, Holley, from Bilozi-jasin;
sehr Laura, Perkins, from Coyington-Basin-
STEAMBOATS,.
d Carroll, Kimball, from Red River.
Capitol, Barranco. from Morganza.
DR. Baey, Dugas, from Lockport.
D Neweemb Spots. from Louisville.
lcksburg, White, from Nieksburg
RsSs hsf1 Rdl from ,l Mobile sr.,.,,.
Silver Moon, Glascock from Bayou de Glaize.
Monarch, Williamson, from Cincinnati.
Sallie Robinson Power, from Yaz0o River.
Escafawba. RhOades, from PascaRouA--BRsin.
Music. Sreek, from Lafourche.
O ID Jr, Vincent. from Paquemne
VIM Bagaey, Snnot from Mobile-Laks end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboa Hercules aPlaee down and
llih INST ship Nuremberg, bark Evelyn, brigs
Brownsville ond Hereulesbroughf up ships Conqueror
and Express. and brig Putnam.
Towboat Mary Kngsand Phillips from the Passestowed
70 IAN inst ships Rappahannock Harvest aud
Mary Adeline-brought up ships Clara Wheele Jane
and bark BAggio.
rowbOat l. Miandon Whann. from the Passestweed down
and 18th inst ships Von0agorn Norden and brig
Esperanza--hrouxhf mp ships Charlotte, Cutting Mi
mi and brig Mary Elizabeth.
Towbons Junus Beebe Andrews from the Pases-owed dowr
4th inst ships ByLantum, Arizona and schri
| Major Barbour and Red Fox-bronght up ships Heidei
| berg, Express, Protector and bark Precissa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
EXPORTS.

GENoAshp Ella Cark-lOOo hhds tobacco, $40 bales Of
cotton. su00 ttsyes.
,BOSTON-Aark Alverado-963 bales cotton.
BOSTONSchr JOS CandaiSI5 bhls -four, l63 hides, III
bbs pork, 50 ties hams, l96 ties 1876 bbls lard.
BELIZE-Bg Kaiesi3 bbls hour 20l pork "a do beef
DO peh l6 do bread. do rice, 10 do do bsulphae of
lime do grease do alcohol 10 sbls potatoes DO vinegar
hid and 10 boxes tobacco, 202 feet lumber 81 O shin
giles lcask States boxes gware 10 kegs aud
lard 2g casks wne 10 kegs butter "a bxs candles
es hams, u sacks eoilee, 40 bdls OK bows.
NEW YoRK-schr Ann s susan--5oO hhds sugar, "a bbls
sugar, Is rolls bagging, ht Dbl syrug,
PENsACoLA-Schr Dimond2S hhls -four IS bbls whisky,
do brandy GIN RAM do beans, 81 bbls moasses %
do bread 90 sacks salt % sacks ooe, p kegs nails 10 pipes
GIN
FENsAcoLA-Sehr soulhron-200 sacks corn and 1900
slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

~ Capt Hilton, Of the schooner Time, from Nassau, p
sth inst reports bark Indian Queen Tanney from New
York. MatanEas had been Ashore oaHge Key and
of by the Wreckers and arrived at Nassau the
lh inst with Of in her hold She would have
to discharge be haud for REPAIRS aud would probably
be ready sail again IN about three weeks Salvage decred by
the Chamber Of Commerce, $500.
The schooner Morning Light White from Charleston bound
10 Cuba load Of rice, arrival al Nassau the I'd inst
having ashore the MAgee Bank The vessel would
badly be decreed 40 cent on vessel and
carq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
REcEIPTs oF PRODUCE.

sKIPwTrHss LANDIS6-seames vicksburE-lel bales
John &ci50 do feoves 4eols bales cotton
George Smedes 1eol1 bales cotton Rctchfold Brown
9 Wright AeA Acoi0u DO Buehanpon, Carroll &eo7l do
ffiediande 6srson do Martin Cobb &eoo bales cotton
Payne Harris0nlS George connely5e q finckard AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

th suhdays lhe eea fAln WIN mike eNua trp5 from Tie
city at and O'Clock P. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'clock and the Lake every night
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor.
Station House has been erected at Genty Ridge where
the steam train will stop when requredgong down,
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ and coming up, O'Clock
R9Fsre to and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car
Conductor must have timely notice stop. NJ II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
Seipping SntfIligrrts.
THURSDAY, February Is, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ship Ella A Clark Kopperhods, for Genos, Whitney &co
Bark Alyerado, Burton. for Boston, q A Fosdiek
British Brig Kate Goodspeede for Belize, Honduras
a j Y de Egana
Schr Ann L Susan, Smith, for New York,
, Jones' Maoknier SEQ
schr Diamond Bowen for Pensacola. John Hurley &eo
Schr Joseph Cranaall Magathlin, Boston, Dewey
schr sonthron, Perry, for Pensacola Nicol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
----,=.=z-, GREAT CEN
EST and ONLY REIIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORIE A Ms

kNg - 7gff5 81 fStT 3 ! : i i
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
10
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains
splendid steamer leaves Nov Orleans daily
O'Clock p M from Cairo from which point there
railway communication with all the Northern Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. NJ
Evening Express at 8 2. NJ.
Connecting at SANDOYAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St. Louis PANA with ferre Hsute Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville Naples;
LAsALLE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
and Peoria; at MENDOZA with Chicago and Burlng
ton Railroad for Gaesbug Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNbEITH in "a hours.
One Of the Minnesota Packet Company steamers leave Dun
eith for ST. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival
the from Cairo.
Going East there change Of between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo New York Through Chi
IS hours Niagara Falls 80 hours New York Al hours
Baggage checked through.
EFor through tickets information apply at the Hi
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the St Charles Ho
tel, st. Charles street. New Orleans.
sly ". +. REDDING, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

fes l0t 7. THEARD. Comptroller.
SPECIFIC ATOMS for furnishing and de-
- liyerng to the city for the term of Of all yellow
pine lumber for the repairs and construction of the
The lumber shah be of the best yellow pine free from sap
split bad knots or other defects eaienated to impair lis
to-wii:
The lumber for the Sides 20 80 feet long from 10
The lumber Tor wings long inches at one
The amOer fo the tops om y TO 30 feet long from to IA
The lumber for the bottom from % to 80 feet long from to
Il inches wide, and x inch thick.
The s lumber shall be delivered assorted and piled by the
contractor in such quantities. and such Of the city depo
the Street Commissioner direct the orders OF the said
Commissioner within 10 days from such notice.
Street Commissioner aforesaid penalty hall $50
the Street Commissioner shall then have the right TO purchase
tractor prices may to procure the same
Street GommSsioner to be retained BY he dmpiToer out Of
any Of the payments to be made 70 s9d contractor
the faith ul performance Of The contract.
s,res Commissioned Of each 81 % Or more I Of
the payment Of each delivery be retained in until
n Is veil understood that IN ease Of failure by The con
10 ped 6zs S a o s me- or ss
with The quality Of The lumber the Common coonc shall
contractor in default required by article 1896 Of the Civil
same aud without Indemnity aud q is also well
stood that in the shall abandon his contract
shall forfeit al claims he have any part Of the lumber
s & & n ny Y fs s.e ~ n e % ANU anu nn
all liability therefor also that
the be reod the Contractor and his securities shall be
held and bound In sodO the city all loss dier
between the price which the originally
uaetd perform the work and the price which may bs
| adndieated a resale adjudication.
The contract shall be adudcated for term Of year nom
the date Of the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
4 Council.
Bids to be per thousand feet board easue) furnished aud
1 delivered, assorted and piled.
| New Orleans, November 25th 1856,
(sigoedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of bosf
s!gasal rs WILT, }chairmen.
| Registered January 6 1853.
] fes lot a'ierS of Con- plrollef.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EW INLAND -f-xzm
l3Sa ~ M E1sT ROUTE TO TEXAS--For NeN fHTh
GES Galveston and Indianola -.asz@@zsRs
Powaer Horn l-Saving One Days Time, as we'll Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwcks Bay with the and splendid
steamships g GALVESTON and MAGNOLIA 100
then each built expressly for this route
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising
sage of the Texas bars.
Passengers will New Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, on SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, at7s O'Clock, commencing Thursday All Of
February, 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt. Jones, willleave THURSDAYS,
and the @ ALVESTON. Capt. h. P. Terry, on SUNDAYS
Returning the days Of leaving IndianOz will be WEDNEs.
DAYS and sATURDAYS; and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight viii daily Sundays excepted the
pAy Landing In New Orleans the Of
ana will be transported through destination without
extra charge Of kind the
by the line Of outside steamers.
freight or passage apply at the office OF the Company
1.-THE only Office of the lire in New Oreans of Peter
and LeYee Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin
Of the steamers may be and secured.
A. B. SEGER, Vice President
myll N. o., OpelOusas and G.. W. Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
REG ULAR PACKETS.
ls0ss v WkEIk ] SE sfhiI LINE Ls;,s

ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY'IO SATURDAY, al
p. NJ ats p NJ bP M
The magliheent The magnificent The magnificent U,
states Mail paekeu s. mail packet States mail racket
Princess. Capt'n &c X S bur q Natchez, Captn
Wilson, WI leavec plain r. feathers, will
for pnualdsonyis will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
faelfnine Baton aldsonvie Plaguelv Q, Paquemne,
Rougn Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara dPort Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
kife Landing fouSGr Red River RED River Landing
Adams, az g. Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams Natehes
waterproof Rodney Natehez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand erproof Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gun Warrenon and St Joseph, Grand Cult Warrenon and
Eekeng yer Gulf, Warrenton, Vicksburg every SA-
d,eIos 4 at N ! sen,s nd lIukpAg at o.
The PR INC IS Providence Stacks The steamer NAT
connects NJ Nicks Island and Skp-iG + connects
burg with the this Vicksbure with the
er U. 5. AID, and every THURSD AYlsteamer RANGER
YIN take freight forlat O'Clock r. M and viii take freight
~ the landings on The r. W. Me- all the landings
fazoO river high lon rverns high
a GREENWOOD Wick burg wi HAS 8reenW God high
stmer Ranger. tax water
ling fr' ghtf1r AL land
ngs on Nazoo river
as highup as GreeR-
wood.
The above mentioned splendid
on their regular days without the hour appointed
business entrusted TO their viii promptly faithfully
attended =
These boats will responsible for any letter On package
containing money jewey other vAuahes nlar
oi Of adng taken specifying the and value and
ne freight paid nor for vauabes deposited with the clerk
oy the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For height or passage apply on board OF o
CARROLL, PRTTCHARD CO.,
Union Row, s. CaFondelet 1t.
nv y B SMITH, No. Tehouponlas st
ID EMOVED-GLARK MOsBY 90 HAVE RE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.

INOUHrH DISTRICT pDWND-HVns brOupht
the Fourth District Pound oh jackson street bety cen
Laurel aud Constance Streets estFay-
One Bay Horse about l5lS hands high long tail
branded with letters K z on the left hip, shed all round
Whhif moi claimed within ten days and the there
paid will be sold public pound on WE'D
NESDAY, 2iih Of February 1858. az 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
+. A. GUYOI Street Commissioner.
Registered February l2ih, 1858
T. j. HITsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller