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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

The Americans, as well as the Straight Wings,
have nominated Mr.. j. Depeyster Ogden for Mayor.
Nr. Ogden is q gentleman of great responsibility,
and one among the most prominent Of that
Spartan band who maintain in this City the
name and the traditions of the Old Wing party. If
there were a chance of electing him, we shor'l not
ask the members of either of the parties, whose
nominee he now is, to give their votes to any other
candidate. But the maximum of the American
vote in the city cannot exceed 5000 that of the
Wings 1000. At the utmost, then, Slr. Ogden
cannot hope to receive over 5000 votes, which
would leave him from 6,OOO to Il, 900 behind Mr.
Hayemeyer, and from $1,000 to 1900 behind Mr..
Opdyke. II is then manifest that votes for Ogden,
like votes for Hsvemeyer will be indirectly cast for
Wood. AID Americans and Wings who wish to avert
the evils of Woods election can only do SO by cast
ing their surages for Opdyke. II he is not elected,
Wood viii be; that is certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

The steamer Baltic arrived from Aspinwsll yester-
day morning, with the California mails to Nov. 5,
and 81, 721 ,342 in gold. The news which contains
several interesting local items, VIII be found fully
detailed in the letter Of our correspondent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Mr. James T. Brady said at TaInmany Hall the
other night that his feelings were not hurt by the
bitter inuendo which Mr. Hayemeyer lately
launched at him and John E. DevEn together.
Possibly, as Mr. Brady had little chance Of receT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Aewalork DAILY Gribm4e
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1859.
tn COMMANDMENTS

Ne nst.ee "a. b. taken Auony ComB.aucsfios< Whist
ever L INTENDED for Insertion must b authenticated By the
name and Of the vrernot necessarily for PSbcs
ton but q guaranty for bis good f.ith
We cannot undertake return rejected Conmunicatons
Business letters TsK TRIBUNE should ~ FL be 3D.
Ares.ed 10 Horace GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

By FIRE at Taunton, Mass, yesterday morning
property valued at $4,000 was destroyed, on
which there was an insurance Of SS6, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

.RALRoAp PRoJEcTS-Apphcaiioa VIII be made to
a. nax j. Legslsture foS st inooryorae Company
h rapitsl 81 eoo tos the consucsisu Of rsiirosa
go New. -Brunswick 60 the Hudson River
Also 10 construct railroad os hoooksa 10 Hackensack
Via IL priYlsse 81 exsenaHs Il 70 fsseSsoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

The Dispatch has judiciOus and well-reasoned
article in which it shows that Opdyke must have
much heavier vote than Hayemeyer, bntthat, owing
to disposition on the part of some Republicans to
go for the latter there is danger ofW election
The Dispatch estimates the probable vote of the City
as fnLoXs:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
OFFICE OF THE STATE AssAYKR, J
10 Boylssen street, Boston, Mass.

6Boylssen street, Boston. Mass:
Moses Thompson, Esq
been granted you have made myself acquainted with the
construction and application Of your furnaces for burning wet
Intervention and application 10th novel and far
hs mode havs b.. been taken certain
sD,ss q
and Supplying The heat 1ssul,as from 10 decomposition
sS
IL
views probable gsn Giving power burning
a. s On
bulk Of the same fuel in dry state by means Of your In
Some snbutes for furnaces been adopted which
s y % hs 70
dense II afford q continuous linz q invention applied 70
ns Il. ms
importance inysnton has high value Knowing psr
E. end ID
ss ss y The .;sssss ss.. I'd
1 With high 1 HJs.x HAYrs,x.p.,
Assayert the State Of Massachusetts, and Consulting Chem
After having obtained decree my favor the highest
authority to which could make rs appeal again no.
tined WHICH
had erected and made effort Amfcahs settlement
With falling which my only asrnativo maintain
sss
Circuit Court was In session Ny not rsedy
court IL 1855 Twas again pos ponsd until The 18Th Day Of
rous far more than for decision BY the court and
position notwithstanding my strongest appeals for trial
have BEEN and will ready for at mosnt and do
not fear the result The planting community draw IL
conclusion from this Or facts prepared 70
confident assuring the planters that great results Will
produced from the bsgABe be obtained from
equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
As know OF mode OF burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat that will not infringe patent
and wishing to avoid litigation again canton tho paners
against contracting with those parties whose patents infringe
mine. Planters contracting with will be guaranteed II
MOSES THOMPSON.
We prepared to contract for the erection Of unscei
under NJ Moses Thompsons patent Mes. Hayes Sanders
Communication concerning this business addressed 10 n
Thompson Co.. Box 6S, Post Office, New Orleans, will
-''' "''' '''' NJ THOMPSON 4 CO., contrsetors
Agents-MesHs Hayes, Sanders Co., Speang Co.. Jamel
N. Putnam. my13 law4m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

BALLooN1NG.
s h ss :s s.sssp.,o
Travelling by rail Is fiat, crankturning paddles
as s ssln s R1s .na
And drive through Cloodland with silken stage
The lammergeyer. the eagle and the condor
Beat, with their wings, our flyers" horse and
And 80 We needs must tackle them up youder,
Horsed on the sightless courisrs Of the air.
Shakespeare, guess, when he that line ipdited,
Must have had Green in bis prophetic eye;
Or, like the herald Mercury new lighted"
Wise, DER the treetops, must have fitted BY.
Vipe ie balon lift carriage Tor the poet,
Whose offspring all are in sir castles nursed;
I'd have one built to visit them, but blow Is!
Balloons are apt to take one on burst.
Their pace is killing; yes, two miles minute
Is too much, especially down hill.
IT'S Neck or Nothing and though Neck may win It
The odds are dimes to dollars Nolhtng will.
In travelling, on the whole, It ia blessing
To be transported safely here and there.
The head. frstheelc.up method Of expressing"
Don't land the package right side up. with care y
In point Of fact, perpendicular air line"
WIt0O0s one :" BtotlOu tWl1t b0e e9ktu tn0 clOUQJ
Though for your suicide no doubt rare line,
IL not the line to catch the general crowd.
Although opinions on some points may vary, oh
Surely on this point all will correspond
'Taint plee SAINT TO ts eouxed In Lake Ontario,
And then cyoshtosceled BY the woods beyond.
It's true La Mountain took The bath and rubbing
Calmly, and sw0re he'd have another bout
He thinks he can't be drowned or killed with scrub.
bing,
Yet the next rub, perchance, may rub him out. .
Well, well, what matters 1T This life Of trouble
Is but at best I" bag Of wind ALIAS!
Death pulls the valve-collapses then the bubble
Like balloon exhausted Of it's gas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
NEWORlEANs. jack
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

During the connuAnce Of the Bonnet Care Creysss passe
gu VIII e transported between New Orleans and PAS Man
tchec bsA9e thirysevon miles from New Oreans) by the
sans q Tho CAoton Railroad the Lake thence BY safe
Fhare isno interruption. -
fs.seaEes will lsavs New Orleans from the Carroiton Rail-
peso depot Tiyc Cfrce Ut sx O'Clock In the morning
twenty milutes past sI Ia the afternoon returning New
VII arrive a the Depot At Circle eight o'clock
~ tne morning. And tho same hour In the evening,
Tbs trains for Ksnner will leave the depot Of Cal
ope erest At A. M. and r. NJ Returning will Ken
A. NJ and r. II. Freight for this station will
tscelved ct the passenger depot from r. H. until p. H.
xers y cents each way.
ssht for Manehae and stations above w be received ds
Liberty and Howard s,rests, until 6P. M.
He esht will b. received consigned parties res
AnSctisss.
Wy - transported without interruption and that connsctoa
With etsy reads will b. made regularly heretofore,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

prominent speaker alta Republican" gathering
in company with the Republicans to which ripe
old Democrat replied that he rather thought he
would, unless he repented Of his sins!"
Be content with enough. You may butter your
bread until you are unable to eet it.
What tree represents person who persists in incur
ring debts? Willow.
| Arago, when shown an encyclopedia, said, All
| if we had but dictionary OF what we are ignorant
ofr'
| When i'll news comes too late to be servieeable to
your neighbor, keep it to yourself
Why does sailor know there is man in the moon?
Because he has been to sea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Journal viii begin January ISL 1850 under the most
aging prospects, T wl1 4 ~ En nfs
and several and &c
AGRiSgI heretofore will be the leading
ner worthy the great desires to foster Every De-
Of Southern Agricuuse will receive due attention
eal farm as have been tested ~
ra are s constantly Writing for department Of the
sxeeen and pomooscal namaon
universally the most useful Of the
publishers
that the announcemahttha
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the Literary columns OF the Home.
stead for 1859 will be received with general exclamation by
her many admirers and welcome extended to the We.
T's ss wl and hh win
in the Homestead for 1852 from the pen of Mrs
iLLUsrR ATIoNs-Ths "Homesead' will continue as
SO % for Us By
News Summary of Foreign and Doseste events, vii ap
neoas intelligence etc., the news condensed present in
ct v Be- to Ma.
ke Reports for 1885, the editors are determined their pape'
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
We now offer you periodical which entity estab
has been pronounced by comp etent judge
similar paper IL the Union Therefore very senths
sesT to 81 p9sss liz s
and srnsh to bis FAIRLY ere "A I useful 'eadng to CIV
FORM AND TRRMsIThe Southern Hon estead'' is pub
ssa weekly each nsmber containing eigh large PAGES
With eneraylngs the advance
rs copy 10 the getting ~ lys Ad Is
up Clubs Immediately. d27 SPIT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

BosToN June G, 1859.
DR., A. A. Hayes, Boston; r. -.
SI examined the following patents fer furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel: m -
ls Letters pate' grant to Moses Thomp:on 10th April
1856 and reitsued slst Msrch, 1887.
I'd Letters paeut granted Hager Allyn May 9th, 1856
reissued May 4th, 1855. , ,a,o
4h Letters patent granted Samuel H. Gilman, December l.
1855 reissued August g. 1856 49, ,o, -, ,,.,
The first Of these Patents (Mos THOMPSON 10Th APRIL 1855
re;ssued Alt March, 1850 anedaes the others This patent
method process of drying and consuming wet fuel
portions of the hagasse the gases and heated
being united in suitable chamber contiguous
chamber consumed together the enc Assisting
the combustion of the other Ibis patent also covers the use OF
chamber each chamber having Its air passages aid
Hues with hampers for the reg stion OF the draught
The furnace described in the patent OF Hager Allyn MHy
6h 1856 ia and palpshe infringement of Thompson's
patent The fuel s first dried and then consumed the gases
from that portion which being dried being mixed with those
from the which is being consumed and The whole are
burned together The see Hagar and Ayns draw
ings and the beneath the boilers the Immediately
connected with This passage forming the liking combustion
chamber, In which the gnsses consumed
In the patent Of Evan Selley june 10 1855 the bagasse
thrown in and heaped up the floor hearth which Ii
burned bnt idencaly the OPERATE carried in
the Thompson furnace While the lover portion Of the hear
Is being burned the portion being dried and
tits dried signed and consumed the yapo from the drying
portion and the and hot burning
united in mixing chamber snd consumed the operation,
Thompsons furnace being continuous This furnace is there
fore, n clear infringement of The Thompson patent.
In described in Gman's patent December 4
1855 Ia thrown continuously into single burning
drying and burning operations continue stimuli
sy different portions of fuel and the gases
and heatsd generated all thrown together cham
Der B Of Glmsns drawings where they mixed and
sued This furnace therefore undoubted Infringement
of Thompson's patent. o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

An Italian burglar was recently caught in England
whose body is perfect picture.show His right arm
is marked, in blue ink, with the figures of sailor
and woman joining hands, and underneath are the
letters Ana Line" and ship with three masss.
of woman, mermaid, and the letter " M in the
center of beart underneath, the letters 4" NJ J"
and tree, a man, woman and sea.horse, in red
and blue ink intermixed, and the words Anna Ma
head in the center Of ring on the back Of the left
hand ring with diamond on the third finger Of
the left hand the center of the breast in blue ink
the figures of Christ on the cross, and man on the
front of the left thigh, in blue ink, the figures
three men, and serpent, in tree on the front O
the right thigh, the figure Of Indian warrior cal
of the left leg Marked in blue ink, with the letter.
"PLSM S So right calf marked, in blue ink
| with crown and the letters "MK MS WLPNEHSCS.'
He has also red and brown mark near the ben.
| of the left elbow,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

"Sam, did you see Mr.. jenkins, the new overseera'
Yes massa, meet him down by the cottongin
"He's blocking fellow, isn't he 7"
q Well, nnasss, he talks like q good.lookng man..
he ma dc a bow dat's all he said.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
BAGAssE FURNACE.

II proper that shosd here that s Civil Engineer
BY profession and such have barge OF various
ment consrgcons and works Subsequently
years ChieE1amne OF Patents in United States Patent
Office Washington and for the Taste years have bean
engaged solicitor OF Patents In hop scity called
upon to THY AZ an expert In patent tho United
and am constantly consulted Of SIMILARITY
Iremsin, sir. your very obed!snt servant:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
BAGAssE FURNACE.
Rg1N YOUR BAGAssE-1T IS PROFIT A

~ ECONOMY.
W., q ~ Patent burning and s.,
the focwnS evidences Of Iis value and practical utility
AsSi
asnsas e ssss
e.. sss Of burning q. chambes which applied I've syn
SIMPLE ssa shss WI is ssf hs sasssse
y aSa .:
Vii ss
8
only engiso but do much n all the clsr6cson
ss
as % s
! SG9ssRTE JOHNSON,
We have one 4 ~ SssHssfs ''''''H
d Parish B, q Plaquemins, Planter.
Firm of Hal. Eodd % r. tY rlsa. 1--we. street.
No r l. AssfiRS Tit Tssb Ssy Orleans.
w. ,.. Ax.pEo E ft;Iss T Ascension
Fir" 'f''' l''fs,a Is srsA RsTSi Ssasisss o.
No ls s.. c sPEzs fsfTsss New Orleans
No. 3 slGe ~ ksFsi .' SsSs Nj Orleans
fA"''' o ofIsfiE f btssu street, NJ o.
SAMUEL oows sseii;sa parish parish
DAN. c. Ho11p !ssfi K. b. parish
GEORGE H. lo 5ss:;:sS s;''A'
HID. OGDEN. New orlsan lssn''
Thompson's Bagasse Furnace hiss been submitted to
on ss "Sh
srtacae of those who Witnessed IL In actual operation
The above certificate which given 10 December 1884
evidence Of the earliest in Louisiana Of the
daeed ~ myself ssn Johnson Esa made oath 70 the fsc.
forth and and much stronger than could
s IT, 1sts before
PARIsH OF PLAouENINEs, 3lyt December 1856.
Noes s Thomgson E,a. Nsy orle.n.; :, ~
working Of Bagsse Furnace const ucted for this
contracted grind cane and clarity juice
would say that have full RienI apparaus and that
your Furnace have ground cane clarified
eyaporated the to Is deg to q deg and finished
have ten twelve bogsheads In the hours using
about ten cords o. wood during that time mostly willow
and baure drift wood the latter cut but day before
using.
hours In succession rolled sufficient quantity Of
make the rate of to 1900 pounds sugar
roller. fest long IS inches in dism.ter 'S''
In length ~ inches In diameter with double Q6 nch 6ues The
obtained 100 pounds The required
ose fireman. and one boy al the hoppers.
No cnker formed the CRATES OF the Furnace therefore
they required no cleaning.
s snhf T II u nasE'
MYRTLE GROVE, November 18th, 1857.
Messrs: Hall. Rodd PUTNAM, New Orleans:
Gentlemen-Your favor Of the 18th inst Is at hand and In
We cannot say more coum every particular
the statement made letter to Mr. Thompson under
date of Sst December, 1856.
The only improvement suggest Is the named BY
your Mr.. Hail. and that In regard to the hoppers.
Very respectfully,
Your obadi lent neryant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

PKEsrrcIAxA--Ths BARRIERS 1t Nsw Yot1 - -
ing TO secure 6u1day 70 themsctvss. WV S1niH
they get 40 injunctica sgstgss Tie KroWtk q tS11
from the ssttng o. SetuEdsy's euu until q l17Gg
Monday morning? We cOuId name Z haIf XsS5
Judges who would iuus Tie writ II 10 baf6egs Ns4
stand judicial shave. s.
Tho Washington C0nstftutsoa spesks n q ~ -
wings Of it, party. II &he pegty ~ ench s,ar n
sppendages 70 IL body, il had bettss n 10 -
country where II ID more wanted thsn 4 = ksss.
There sre two factions Of The DsnceaScy, ~ -
hope they will neutsaiize each otber HE "a -
alkalies, or rattlesnGke bites and whisky.
Ar. Wses Albany letter Il genuine, but II suskus
il bogus.
The Democratic candidate fos Governor Of Lows h
on the stump snd Is cloesly followed by the Rspun1
can nominee. They resd In the same moccalts
tracks, like Indians, and leave only one fmpxes11oa
on the question Of abolition.
A Cincinnati Councilman ths other dsy Kicked ~
local editor Of the Times IN TIE hce. That's ~ e
orally considered the right place 70 kick maa, HIT
tney have always queer way Of doing thing =
Cincinnati.
A scurrilous Indiana editor sddrsses to % q H.
g9deas question, and n.y. be psases fog mply.
Wen, - him pause until Tie dirty pewy WifA
which be scrAwh his insoleucs rot d. ~ 81
great rascal, who lived here lev ysass aeo. ~
been twice tied 70 post and whipped n CaIl{0rnie
We shall always BE- 6iad TO hear II ii BEING e h1
post. s "
Wise, the seronaut, went MP beautifully !, edun1a
Of weeks ago. 'Toshsr Wis IN = banniifdfy 49,
the same time. ~ 5Ss.s
or all those who bet that BIoudia wusM eaa.ya
man on his shoulders over Niagsn II - hieSolR
backed him most hoevily.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
ESMnNXH 1855. .....................ls5s
0g&EIXJf44NEwo ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NOHTHRRN RAILROAD


(Ocs In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite
faye 8qnare will deliver In Of the city such Bag
Specie, Bank Notes. Jswelry etc.
TIE Railroad otherwise BIO entrusted to their
charge; forward the with and dispatch
point tho Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
poss either the Express Office the residences offices
Z individuals.
approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through Train and receive the Checks address of all
Wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
A2The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
IN cBaree Of the Baggage Master.
IMPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
uatrva Dsna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

At an evening party, gentleman carving chicken
asked lady what part she preferred. 81 will takea
foot handle,n she said.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

"vat you make dere ~ hastily inquired Dutch
man OF his daughter who was being kissed by her
sweetheart very clamorously.
"Oh, not mnch--just counting a ittle--iat's ALL
"Oho! OATS all; Ply tam, thought you vas
yichtiug,n 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
JOHN L. WHITE,
61TH TRUFAET.
ELM HALL, January %, 1859

TO Noses Thompson, ESQ
have you know had Of your Bsgasse Furnaces in
operation during the rolling and glad Of the
opportunity Of saying you 1t has performed equal my
guine expectations.
consider II capable OF eecting perfect combustion
the and production of heat and
any furnace have known It will burn the bagasse from
almost Of ground and make heat and
proportion-if due supply Of boiler be givento the
heat fast made
From my present experience, clearly Of the opinion
other form Of furnace at all compare IN efficiency
With yours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
~ truly, .
Z. Z. KITTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.
70 Moses Thompson, present

Dear sr-Having been engaged DR.. Kttredge's psna
ton for the fall Of 1888 where there your furnaces
In u operations and having engaged on other
and Messs Hager Allyn used, consider have
had fair opportunity Of judging of the comparative merits OF
the furnaces have hesitation in saying fur
much work than either of the other fur
With the same quantity Of Bagasse produces
intense FIRE heat and furnishes stk than thought
capable producing and with the formation of but
with your furnace applied to the keux apparatus, and with
sufficient supply Of boilers It will the Bagasse
hhds sugar per twenty -four hours and 1t will fur
nsh all of the steam CURED with six or eight cords IF wood
twenty hours; therefore take pleasure in expressing
ali my firm conviction th,t your furnace is the best have
seen use recommend all who desire
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
.-.-.-. PONTCHARTRAlN RAIL.
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Sunday, May l. 1859:
-pRPARSunn or CARA
From Citv. From IAke

pU1f WHICH r6guIAf tfNIn,
On Sundays the train will the o'clock morning
trip, and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until
O'Clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be half hour trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake at night by the Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop At gen'y Station when Bohed
except mail trips and after O'Clock NJ Sundays Fare
ssch Is CENTS and conductors have timely notice to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
ntb 0rltans 4ailp Grtsfth.
BALLoONlN0.

SUPPL 1EENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

ELM HALL PLANTATION. Feb. 1, 1852.
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La
Dear SHaving been engaged engineer planta
tons for eight and during time had
sion to take Of crops with Bagasse different kinds
happy furnace far excels all others 1t
duces more uniform fire much larger quantity of
feel confident that your furnace with proper supply
boiler the Rieux apparatus will make do all
the work With one cord Of hid pleasure
recommending your furnace all who may have occasion
them. Yours, truly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
Saakk &43SHS5x ROUTE GMfISHa
MkEs%Kn-NSVS TO TEXAS. ndsf4cs6As

s-u.p u-,x-,,-s.,..,N II w RAILROAD .o1ss<sns,
G4kA n#45SH1sSl5K ROUTE &NfItSG5
EKE&X@SaxG TO TEXAS. rrdssfAesass
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
time saved and the risks and discomfoA
of sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
Kew Orleans. OpeIousas and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY,
Hy the new and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all built
prey trade with superr satsroom accommodations
''' '"'''' LEAVING THREE TINES A WEEK.
u To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY,. .ORIzABA
i To Galveston and Indianola
SATURDAY. MAGNOLIA.
a To Galveston and Indisnola
n = CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
kThe ferry running to the Railroad leaves the landing foot
Of Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square, at
O'Clock In the morning. Tickets may be obtained aud state
secured the Railroad Office Of St. Peter and
oefors the departure Of the Texas trains.
Hs Treights for Texas by this Line received every day
excepted at the above landing Insurance by this
L Limo II less than by the River Line.
Il o1s II BENZ. F. FLANDERS. secy.