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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

TUsT RECEIVED,
81 NEW sTEREOsCOPLC SLIDES
OF an descriptions,
At reasonable prices
STRASBURaER MUM,
Importers,
Corner of Maiden lane and William street.
DHEUMATIC EMBROCATION.-TIIIS INVALUABLE
IL article for rheumatism Sprains Bruises &C., for
sale ll3 Third 30 bottle.
TEA AND COFFEE.-THREE POUNDS GOOD TEA FOR
i one dollar; ten pounds good ground coffee for one
dollar In boxes half and whole chests coffee
and barrels the lowest wholesale prices The old esta5
shed Pagoda ten and eonee warehouse ia Chatham at
THE OLIVE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS SOLD BY
Mrs hayes Brooklyn. Price 81.
THE OLIVE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS SOLD BY
WIN BARKER, South Seventh street, Williamsburg 81,
THE OLIVE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. SOLD BY
4" THE OLIVE FEVER AND AaUE PILLS SOLD AT
wholesale by -
BARNES 4 PARK LIZ pnrk row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

WANTED-A WELL FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS
W second floor with partial board for gentleman and
wife, In the immediate vicinity of the Third Fourth avenue
ears. Address, stating terms Boarder Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH THE BEST OF CITY RE-
IA ferences wishes 70 obtain situation plain cook baker
washer and roner to do general hosework
her business WELL able and willing work. Call at s dh av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF TIE MEMBERS OF THE KAPPA
n Abba Society viii be held In this city n the Bancroft
House TUESDAY, January T. at o'clock p. NJ. AL are
requested To attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE wO
a man az meat and pastry cook in private family pr
vae boarding house. Best city reference from her last
ployers ia good washer and roner: just from the
country. Call for two days at 81 West 10th 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
Tor sALE-THE VALUABLE LEAsEHOID sITUArED

Eon sALE1InE vALuABiE LEAsEHOLD, SITUATED
nes machinery &c upon the The bulldogs couss OF
four story brick bui ding, substantial and proof SKIS
with suitable for kind Of mechanical
Also two steam engines 40 horse EACH perfect ORDER
and can be seen In operation. so story Are proof
brick building containing five mahogany 81 VS. &C.,
now In use Afro two story frame building containing
upright also five of Woodw planning mscnnes
sheas &C. necessary for mahogany lumber business in
all Its branches On East street fronting the Ia
brick store l6xs the mill property Is now leased
Tor $500 per year and can be improved at small expense,
70 bring an income of coo The whole will sold
az bargain and possession be given the t of February
Apply at ne oice corner OF Grand and Tompkins Streets
q kfAXTON co. 1888 Fourth avenue, of d. NJ FITCH
IL John street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
furnishing and placing cast iron railing coliseum


furnishing and placing cast iron railing around Coliseum
FOUNDATIONS foundations Of Al. the main pillar. shall
be four at the bottom square at The
Rs easi sas,s
Be- i regular offsets Of Inches as 10 q The
e. tso ak oS eas To IN he
worsmsnlse manner and extending inches ali
,slss Camp drain
brick in thickness which shall be on the
pillars shall be placed flag eighteen inches sqaare and
nsS .rs a. each Of the M for
Sss
trsncs including pillars on Sotn Sides "'' 'no en-
there shall = space tagged Win granite Of hs ansy
hsynE inches % AZ M feet in and
frances The joints shall be well filled with cement and
AsD @ H railing shall be
Of I
and the best cast ros we'll
e
a' @ s s
-sas h.a + CT 5 ses ssl 5 be
shall be framed into he pillars in the best worknaniiks
entrances shall of wrought iron shall have
hung on the Same Each door to
be each BY
candsse,.. and lamps he tied
s %s :ss be
% and .s
sad lamps b at lighted with gas from
with lead n he best workmsnlEs mannsr s"As
MID %
aHd hs
shall BE- painted ~ e inass m,.s 10 Of q ONE
and sy hs ss s
The work in All its details shall be executed and performed
in the best Milk ma ner in conformity with the plans
Of said shall be ali
b S
pete the railing snd make the every way well anished
SeEas q The woeh may | Ss dss displaced by
% ebsgss sn ha be
be dis laced shall ssS be replaced and graded by him.
as IN s
an mG1s sssr,
thereafter m the 81 same ne s @ not eompleted. s
| the faithful performance of the contract
Int & Of tho work and
well that Of failure by the contractor
& a s hs
h s TGs s being The Council shall have
fault required BY 1895 the Cs Code and without
we'll III IN csae Ss
tractor shs at any time abandon the work not finish and
tractor shall forfeit all Claims he have the
work done by him the date of the
the city shall be thereby DISCHARGED all liability
therefor; and it is also well understood that the
tract be res the contractor and his shall be held
and bound in soido the city all los difference
between the price At which the originally
Gated at resale readjudcaiion.
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans August rs. 1859.
tsigned, LOUIS d. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
GignsdJ ROBT. HUYGHE, c,o,-
(Signedl II. T. YENNARD. ohafnen.
Registered August Is, 1859
aua6 l2t HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
gsh Nrlsans Nluatg 8larkft.


Thursday Evening. Sept. ], 1859. 5
We commence year under highly favorable
pces agricultural financial il premature to Judge
opinon Of commercial matters. Our staple tcot
toni coming in freely but much depends in fact everything
the weather for the coming sixty days. We have however
mads good commencement. Cotton in free
pected and buyers ready for the higher and cleaner quail
ties at prices which will be highly remunerave to the cu
Hvator. ST mai
So money market concerned the supply free
Negotiations of December January paper to-day
the rate Of c and for choice there steady
quiy at this In longer dated there transactions OF
tie Of 7s c The supply of short dated signatures
greatly reduced
Private from New York quote money there in good
but real scarcity expected though the
imports from foreign countries continue large SCALE
The Exchange market to-day weak. The counter
for checks the banks NewYork prem. though
three round disposed of early the day
16 These figures refused bsfore the close
II not to be supposed that they be supported for only
short period hve days sight taken by
the banks at There also sales Of sixty days sight
1 9ct. dis, which is decline. We quote good to fair
commercial bills l. lA@lH dis promising, however, that
many days the rates will be lA@lN dis There some
transactions to-day In Sterling ITO 6 for clear bills
yesterday there were sales at ITO 36 Remittance
though the demand for this purpose very at this mo
ment, range from n0A@lO16. In document bills note
sales Of good pinnes drafts lU9 We quote range
and clear bills at from losk@lo1 and droop
Ing market In francs, note the sales Of 80 900 5l7
another lot at $50 the market being we'll supplied quote
the range from 5221a@5l64the bulk Of the transactions
being At 5.20@al71s.
In stocks sales of two small lots of Citizens Bank
2ss@2s7 another small 49, 50 shares Louisiana
State Bank II lSJ.
report current last week that there Citizens bank
Of the denomination Of Eve dollars issued by
iers dnduse otherwise counterfeit aoat; that they
Tennessee Late Rdvfcss from that section confirm
the report have of the counerfsts been with
this city The officers Of the bank have not met with any person
who There false half dollars quarter
eagles in circulation, which are well executed.
The weather is nns and most propious for the growing
Cotton opening fast fast in REGION and though
Ia to talk Of figures yet shall require crop
greatest extent balance the large imports foreign
countries.
The New Enquirer audes to the large
expectations Of coin as follows
The specie of the 1859 Of the exao
Of the times The foreign
New York since l January last to the close of week
~ 00 and from Boston to the end Of July S443
co., making of SIS 00 the
millions the Compared with other years the export
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

capstd ~ Msxsphss The fast and regular pas-
senrer packet Capitol, Capt Jos- D. Clarke, COM
mandsr. M niss NJ Temple, clerk, leaves this eve
pins Il o'clock for Memphis and the bends, con.
peclipx Il Memphis with ths Memphis and Charles
u md Memphis aad Ohio Railroads for all points
North snd East Passengers can procure through
tickets by applying to Mr.. ]. d. Freligh, agent Of
the DIns, under The ST. Charles Hotel.
Cnsesas cry for 81. Losis.--Be Il known to
iaave,sn and shippers and the public generally,
that ths excellent passenger steamer Crescent City
Capt h. Thornburg, commander, ia At the landing
receiving for all way landings up to ST. Louis The
Csscent City Is the passenger packet for st. Louis
to-day, and will leave 1t O'Clock this evening with
out fAil. Mr.. Austin R. Moore superintends in the
olice, and has no superior as clerk. Capt Thorn-
burg has the good will Of very large portion Of the
travelling public, and is an efficient officer. The cabin
Of the Crescent City is large, commodious and ap.
pointed in firstrclass style.
W. S. Neison for Losisrine.-The regular pas.
senger packet w. 8. Nelson, Capt. Andrew Hosmer,
commander, Mr.. Ambrose N. Day, clerk, leaves this
evening at O'clock for Louisville and intermediate
landings Shippers should send their freight down
early, as she will leave at the above named hour.
Ed,cdrd J. Gay Railroad Line packet for st.
Louis Tomorrow. Tomorrow at o'clock, r NJ, all
passengers for Cairo St. Louis, and all landings on
Tho way have m opportunity Of going on one Of the
flnest boats afoat. We mean the fleet packet Ed
ward J. Cay" Capt. Bart Bowen. She is acknowl.
edged BY III to be without superior in the mag
nicence Of her accommodations, andas to speed, she
- second to none, and her management Is faultless
We wish il possible to place the Gay properly before
the public, and only ask that passengers will step on
board and take survey Of the boat. Capt. John
Brooks her polite and attentive clerk, will show them
the rooms and register their names. They will see
one Of the best and most beautiful steamers the
river, with large and elegantly finished cabin, and
complete in all her appointments. Her table is fur
nished with the very best the markets afford, and
served mp 10 the most approved STYLE We know Of
boat that offers greater inducements 70 passengers
Tho 3. J. Gay connects at yicksburg with the New
Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois Cen
tral, and At st. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroads for all points North and East. Passengers
procure through tickets and inspect plan Of the
boat by applying to Mr.. G. G. Wayne, agent Of the
line, corner Of Camp street and Commercial alley.
Chocta,o for Memphis and Cairo.-The large and
swift passenger packet Choctaw, Capt D. h. Silver,
commander, Mr.. Webbing, clerk, will leave positively
this morning at 10 O'Clock, for Memphis Cairo, and
intefmediate ports.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

81 ;oUIs-Psr Gamer New Uncle san-22 tierces hams
% sS Ses s Rstss
ss Kina sSd Sss h
&coasa bbls -four Gordon Eostssl % John Wat.
Sss hhds ssSSags sss sasEs
bacon Jas Seydam9 bbls and onions 1877 sacks
sacks 1S % sacks 1a bran
s whisky = s.sk
hay VIM sosTy ssel s sns'ts
ss se Bss sKs pickles
.pps: ss s
a. ss s ss Ssep
s sbds s q sPp Bb
bbls flour Horre Gayle % oglssby Macau
ssHs' Ssss 'ss
~ Hughes s0s DO hss Brown
RsT1sy
FORT ADAMs-Per steamer Golden Age-9O bales cotton
ksy
Reaisss aswkas Sotwoeds9 bales cotton
4 IsHSs1ssI Bsf;sasf g ss,esio,s Brown Ssss e
sa
apfh ss s,ss hss Msen
eo Weed lows enn Wat sS
P MartiG-and sundres order-Toal 9S5 bales cotton
GRAND LAKE-Per steamer Grand Duke-446 bales cotton
Pnf se se Hsn d
Cammack-ll3 Thos Henderson Peale-ss John Watt leo
Ill Washington jackson &co95 Payne Harrson-92 Byne
Vance &co-9l W Cox &co-7 Bradley, Wilson &co7I Roch-
ford Brown Asoo DO Brander Hl5badeo bales cotton to
Ward Hunt &co7 Barley johnson dco40 bales cotton to
GLADDEN. Seixas-57 @ 4 S Kicks ico30 NJ Brady
600 Kelly &co-26 Hughes, Hylesed Gco-25
aEgaSsm2g Feliowss ae9I2a Als2o Nagsn
Coleman, Brion Withers-i3 0 Nelson kco-8 Com
molly &co-9 Carroll &co-6 Sheppadi odsr-Total
2657 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer @ Jr-2O hhds sugar to
Woodruff aco-60 do Gordon Jrl2 do IL bbs molasses
Roman Kernon5 bbs II hf bbs molnsses Belocq Nobom
&co7 bales cotton saugher Smith HcRae@s bales cotton
sundries ordeToa As bales % hhds sugar
and Is bbls mossses
and passengers.
QUARANTINE STATIoN-Per steamer Empire Parish
IS sacks bran to W Thompson-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
TEE cRnAM sAloos AND ooNrnorIosERr

ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
Odd Fellows Hail. opposite Lafayette square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
pared and for the reception OF Its old and
the public The Confectionery has newly
stocked with every variety. consisting Of
Crystalizsd Fruits Sweetmeats,
Preserves assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream. Strawberries Fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description
Also, a general assortment of French Vines
Champagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordials Liquors, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Raisins, Figs Grapes
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons
Dates, Bananas, etc., etc.
GOrders received for private parties dinners suppers and
weddings.
AThe patrons Of this house may assured that their
des will be executed In class stye having secured the
services of Of the best workmen in the CITY, No pains
will be spared increase the accommodations and render
6rs class saloon fsvo.ite for families. my2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

INDIANoLA AND GALvEsToN-Per steamship Chas
Morgan-7 bales cotton Battle, Noble &co-I4 Tareton Whit
ing Tullis-S Gfen, Smedes 6co-2 Jno Williams hco4 do
Key 4co-l9 ~ RSgeIy1lss Pe1sins @ les to
A Bsch-T Fischer-N G Gulet-Jas Connolly Aco-F Cam.
erdenl63 head cattle Wilkins &co-sundries to ordeToa
20A bales cotton.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Per steamship Orizaba
-A5 head cattle to 1nbsu Mehle.
CARDENAsPer bark American-s05 hhds rs tcs moasses
to Graud Gco
ST ANDREWS BAY-Per sehr yictora-eo.c00 # lumber
to order.
Receipts at the Carontelet Canal.
BONFOUCA-Per schr Rapde-500 bbls sand.
BONFOUCA-Per schr Alcon-350 bbls sand.
ANTE RIyER-Per schr Mimi-lS cords wood,
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Rosalie-200O # lumber.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, /
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1856
r EsOIVED, That the Comptroller be, and
h Is hsrsny and rsqu.sa to give notice
With The ninth section Of ordinance l2 approved M.ro
contracted under authority Of order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lBignsdl E. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistan. Aldermen.
[Signed] L. e. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April q, 1881:
lSignedl JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
attention OF city and Of tho public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS,
iyl6H OomptYolter Cty of Esvt t,tisnnV.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

RatIrOhdNs
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-From Canton, September Is bales cotton
Tully &co43 Shelby Seymour Seo3 Thornhill &co27
billiard, Summers &col6 Lewis Ogesbyi0 Estin 4
co-l0 3 9 B Kicks &ee-l2 Payne HarIison-4 Foley.
4co.l5 Harding. Abbay Moreheadg6 Martin Cobb &co-s
Carroll Hoy &co-ll Warren Gilmore &co-6 Byrne Vance
&co-4 Cutrer, Harrison &co-Total 2l3 bales cotton
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer oregon-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

X ATHMAN'S TROPICAL NUUF1NE-
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are-
ls DURABILITY-equal TO the best slate roofs.
I'd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to ether cracks
or leaks beng possible.
Sd. BEAUfY-It presents smooth and granieke surface
4h CHEAPNEsS-Itc much less than, though it is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost of cutters and valleys.
5h. will resist fire better than
slate roof.
9th CoNvENIENCE-It will soften under the heat of
this climate protects the interior of buildings from the
intense heat of summer.
7th SOIDITY-t harder and smoother from
put upon roofs Of slope and being of light
weisht require heavy raftes support while is
liable breaking does 1t require repairs
The "TROpICAL ROOFING" is chemical compound Of
substances several peculiar aone combined
in discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
the agent and be verified by psrson wishing it
An orders lei the Post Office, Box No. 2, will be
p'04'p"' "'>A'sN " y "fe'' j. C. KATHAAN,
Jel5 ly Of Bieavlls and Maras sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
Exports.

BALIZE HOMER brig Creole4 hhds tobacco 26 bales do
Egs shingles kegs butter csk
wine 6 tiles 6s8 is hf bbls -four is bbs
pork bbls potatoes II bb onions do
L bbs beef bb apples 20 boxes candles 10
scs coffee IS pkgs mdse
BRAZos SANTIAGO via INDIANOLA-Per steamship
dse 2OO pkgs liquors 800 do gro
ceries 100 bales cotton TO- 0UO lumber ~ scks coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept i, 1859.
Inc arivas were as Sheep and $40 head Of Cattle The
mano VA moderate and prices pretty rm at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
sse, ,9u5, goo s22s, ,sa5, o. 0
,...a... 1892. 100000

The for months of SOa3
annum, much larger than has been reazsu
from California The receipts from California dm
nshng the from the State foreign
ing yearly, particularly to England and to China
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

JOS. g. LOGAN,s7 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, CON.
mission Merchant and Agent for j. j. OFallon St
Louis Metallic Nat and Bolt Factory" All kinds Of Nuts
Bolts and Washers by B. II. Coles Paten. Machinery.
One thousand choice Moiasses Barrels for sale.
dou JOS. q. LOGAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

Per steamship Chas Morgan from Indianola and Galveston
Wood Hanson lady and child Chapman Fields, Nenter
Bowman. Brooks. Rowan Kernion Kaufman. Glly Parker
Pepiu Martin, Treuck-7 on deck.
Per steamship Orzaba, from Indianoa and Galveston :
70 cabin and 10 deck passengers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

Ssock on hand not cleared. 1929
SUGAR. The market heavy and dropping. About 100
hhds were sold Wednesday evening" 80 30 yesterday
at easier prices.
MoLASsEs.. 50 bbls. at 3ss71c. q gallon for
Ordinary to Prime Rebolled.
FLoUR...We noticed about 1900 bbls including
III superane at so s. 75 as in Ave o,s at "a s5
81 at s6 o. 500 Choice Indiana Extra at Is So and %
s6 50 IA Dbl.
sales of Corn embraced $500 sacks In
cadng ATS Mixed and Yellow, in lots and 40 Mixed all
At 0c lG60 White Mixed OF 75 and lcS White a
OF Oats about $500 sacks Sold comprising 400 Northern
at &c., 20 and 1916 St. Louis also 50 49, two lots
ta and 490 in two lets at &c. bushe In Ban the
sactions included 100 sacks 81 90 1885, two lots at 81 25
and 100 at 81 90 R1OO ns.
PRoVISIONS...Mes Pork still retailing SIS 90 q
bb In Bacon and Lard nothing any reported
COFFEE.Prices higher Sales 1900 bags of which
1853, at llc l27 atl 2l5 at l 100 I2 and IoA skim
minga at llc p d.
80 bales Ordinary Western sold at s2s co. and ZIG
in three lots, at $40 90 p tun.
Sales ~ bbls. Recfed at &c.,, and so Bo, les
Rose at 90. p gallon.
fAEleHfs. Some small lots of Cotton were shipped to
liverpool At Nd. and to Hayrs at lc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
ssippi,sg satuig.,us.

CRx,csNY OYrius. No. 70 Carp street.
Friday MosuinS, Sept. 2, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
c Harris
British brig crsole, sladdsn for Bsi.s Hon, Yds Essna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
SteanshiR Galveston, Hutching., from Havana ~, w
West 26,h u, and other Florida Fors' 10 n"i'''-
LIST district 5l.- !, yus,.,.,. sn,,
Steamship Orizaba Place. from Galveston and indiano h
R.,. AM.sicsn Wsrtpear is days from Cardsuas to G
rI~ Csslisn Warwich FIN Gsrdsnss 18th ult to Bsre Aco
{arryaia Quarantine Station and cargo previously re-
sebr vcoFis wilson, days St Andrews Bay, to Geo
Mecalf &co-Basin
Arrivals At the CarOndelet Canal.
Schr Rapide from Bonfouca.
Scbr Alcion, from Bonfouca.
Schr Mimi, from Amite River.
Scnr Rosae from Bay 81 Louis.
FL Steamboats,.
Grand Duke, Apologize from Grand Lake.
Golden Age, Heno. from Fort Adams.
New Uncle Sam, Stewart, from St Louis.
CD Jr. Barranco. from Bayon Sara,
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Empire Parrish, Baldwin, from Quarantine Station.
as Duncan Kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Towboa Conauero Brown from the Passesowed and
TO sea tho 3st ult, brgs Nancy and Agues-brought
up bark American and brig Castilian.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02

Leaves FRIDAY, September o. at s PM
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
H. FOR ST. hOUlS-CoNNEGTINa AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Louis
is:s.SAa with the Ohio and ssppi Raroad-The fine
regular passenger packet steamer Hlawatha, F. Dix
master will leave for s. Louis and all intermediate landing,
above For freight through tickets to all points North,
East or West, apply on board.
&Passengers shippers rely the punctusli,y
this steamer.
Aa-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
RfA plan of the cabin be engaged
by applying at the CompAnys office, 81 Camp street, CONNER
cial Place.
AThe above will take fright for Memphis ycks.
burg Matches and all the Bends pay attention
to all way and plantation business. -
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
au31 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
Aew Orleans 9aia eeesteut friday atoru septembsr 2 1853
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

0oMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, August IS, 1859
No. 44l4.
Rssoed That the Comptroller hs aud he hereby author.
adndcste TO the ows bidder after days notice
the JOURNAL contract for placing granite base
iron railing around Coliseum Place. First Disic said
In accordance with plans on Ale
the snrveyers sfcs aud the udcaen Of said
be subject tho approval rejection the Common Council
the payment to be made before the OF August 1850
tsgAsdl ]. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen,
lSgned1 CHAS. II. WALDO,
Approved March H. 1859
fsixnedl GERARD sTrrH. Mayor.
A true copy:
J. L. FABRH, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that TUESDAY, 9Th day Sep.
tembe next will sdadicae at my Office at II O'Clock NJ,
the above contract. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
&tbitp uf tke NEarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street,
Friday Morning, Sept. 2. 1859
There but few buyers in the market yes
erday and My about 1000 bales sold the range
ssfnu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
R ED RI E b.

Leaves FRIDAY, % Sept. a.5 Pm.
~ REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
IkAARk1, steamer Minnea0Ia-For Alexandria, Nor
az6S mans, Gorton's Barbins and all way landings
River-The entirely light elegant
passenger minnesota. d. Glasscock will
freight passage having superior
Tf'' VIRGINIUs 9. DENTZEL,
au25 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
EA SAN ANTONIO AND
&KlMHt SAN DIEGO MAIL LINE-knaN4t@@s,Ss,.-

~-Ed1aN SAN ANVUNTO AND 1,>. =
&NISNEt SAN DIEGO MAIL LINE kE1ap44@,as---e,
-A Overland Route from New Or r-G1FEtssrNzsEE
leans to San Francis co-Overlaad to Caor-
mia and Arizona Tick overland New Orleans San
Francisco for intermediate places Arizona or
Texas be procured the office Of the ST. Louis
Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line 81 street
Commercial Place.
Passengers forwarded by the Southern Steamship Com
to Indianolo. Thence to San
tonic nt PEI San Ano4o and San Diego Mail Line
man E Paso, Fort Lancaster Bechoie, La Mesia, Fort
Stoc son San Eearsnie Fort Fillmore, Tucson Los Angeles
Fort Yuma, San Diego San Francisco.
. CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
au6 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-02
PHILAD ELP HIA.
LO WEIR Asst.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
at 10 o'clock
+. r. FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-.
l@A&5EHa,S antine ,,ation-ihe Empire Par
d%%ssSSEA ish, Cspt. R. Baldwin, will above.
Returning the Quarantine Station Sunday and
Thursday mornings. j. A COTTON, Agent,
aul5 No, Tchuupitoulas street.