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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
F,,lacy Of ,he climatic prohibition.

Z
Er.Goy. Hunt recently made a set speech a'
0a..;,, AZ ola line Wings in New York
IA a, Ns,,, MEXICO and the act
ply.t nc A'iuoeu y ~ .,;5. e..
OF the Territorial Legislature =" P'''oS ~.
the protection of property IN oia'es' Snu uoou
the following strange DuS sonle"na' -'A'iiiiAi
language on -.. 4sa l.....
is repIeSeh1se !nA' 'nsfe ~. - = sPeei =.
,o rOaT,e Is. n,sseS law IegaIizino Slavery This
IS an ace of mArvels, and it may be that the
Territorial Legislature Is inclined to play IAN
tasnc TICKS Illustrating She uoGn -
sr On ss,,5 wonld T he insnf;eient to establish
Slavery in New Mexico. There is but small
part OF that vast and desolate region wnich NM al
. iores F who ;ntrrds or desires
TO remove his slaves into New Mexico, and
and what would he do with them! They would
not DC worm men oS ,hn so,,,be-,
Ststes of alTnarties. now confess that there is
no space in our vacant Territories where it can
be made profitable or desirable 70 introduce =
slavery hsa sneS ~ W S;tbont ~ needless
alarms and ;nsist on suffering imaginary woes
In point of fact, SO far as we can judge from
recent experience, the ciamor at the South, IN
favor of extending Slavery, would seem to have
been chiefly confined to agitators and polIti-
clans who have no slaves of their own.
Now Ex.Gov HINT would know better than
=, - Co. ,h. mast FIVE
TINS nc nau Os'N @"Ao M.
years, and had even read the newspapers
old Richmond Enquirer is pretty good author
;tvs on all matters pertaining to slavery, and
;.s.u4;,,,s of sl.veboIders in
'"e oe'NAi-1' "''. r.
regard TO the extension OF the lnsutuuoh' A'ls
not an "agitator" in the sense the term is used
nv Gov Hunt The proprietors and editors
n. .,,,,,o,.o-. .ro
iia'e Saves Vi 'nen own'
shareholders, the +. +. VS., whose fathers nave
v;lIed the Fnouirer IN their children as solemn.
- ~. - 60, a., .ho human
W 'iiousn WIN ie0S ioAy, y, '-S.-
stock on their plantations. Inc hichmonu Ell
duirer is authority-authority TO weigh down
H. ;,,so d;,,at of 4. do-an balf.,onsed Nevv York
N-S - p:.,.a
E1-eIoVernors. mere IL "na' 'N0 A.''.'O'-
Enquirer of March 18th, 1889 says OF tue iu-
ture of New Mexico, a country larger than
F-,n.a.
mn
m FKorkcTloN n OF Silver IN Inc Inc
Aerrlory Oh ne" mexico Oy legIslaeise aes nss
PROVIDED ior tne compete anu iuI M ~
slavery oHrlig ns ASrli'oIiAi oonuiIon, tne
law is very Inii aho suequate; ana t1e ques1lon
oi 'he aPPlicaollly VI siASs lsoor " NeS IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS. LELDER-Will yop announce that the name Of D.
W GAGE will be submitted to the Nominating ConTen-
ventjen of Republicans the Office of Police judge and
.oblise REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
EDS LsADER-Pisase. announce VIM r. SIMMONS
as candidate for the office of City Marshal at the coming
Election subject the decision ofthe Nominating Co-
ventiOn of the Republican Party, md Oblige
-f HIS FRIENDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
RUMSEY & NEWCOMB'S
ORIGINAL
Campbell MinstreIs,
FOR STORAGE.

TWO CELLARS and ONE LOFT,
2 feet by s Cellars suitable for Sugar and BIOlasses
marco W. MELHINCH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
New ConfectiOneFy.
JOHN sOHRINK

HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
Ii finest lOi Of CONFECTIONERY ever offered for
sale in tins city which ne viii sell either holes le o. re-
tail. At low prices
He will furnish Festivals Wedding Parties &C. with
and Ornamental.
Sc he.
~ Oys.er, Chocolate, Coffee, SC served up excel
sHs style.
q John Quinns celebrated Kennel Ale on drift OF 70
ale IN eless 9x me dozen. marls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
CO-Partnership Notice.

" MAKER, sc No I36 Bank street. has lust return
ed from Europe with splendid Of HAIR and
everything used ia his line, OF the latest styles. Having
made selections from the best markets. be feels confident
Of pleasing all who fsvor him with call lie aud
the Ladies' particular aftenfont0 his stock LONG
HAIR FOR BRAIDS, &c. A choice assortment Of Per-
fumeries, CrInbs Brushes, &c &C
~ LADIES' Hair Dressed at bis roOus their
idenees in he latest ParSian STYLES. marl6iZa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
BOARDING
LOST.
A MEMORANDUM CASE, CON

apers Of value. but of no use 70 any per-
lner. It was supposed 20 haze bsel lost
American Hotel, At the AasquerAde on
:, March 24th- Any one having fund It
lw who it belongs 20, As NJ name is on
:. Anv person who viii return the said
uparior street, opposite the fost Once,
H.. s. oLMsTED.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13

Making the public debt on the lst of De
cember last, $50, ASS, ,243 6S. Since the close
OF the fiscal year, the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund have redeemed of the five per
cent. loan, the sum of 1920, 1872 81, leaving
tle real debt of the Commonwealth, at this
tine, funded aud unfunded, $50, III l6.
To meet this, besides the ordinary source of
public revenue, the State owns bonds received
from the sale of the public works, and which,
have every reason to believe, are well secur-
ed amounting to $Il, 900, l8l. DeductIng this
from the outstanding debt, it leaves, to be 9th
er%se provided for, the sum of $2S, 0S7, Ill l6.
1t Is believed that with the existing sources
oi revenue, and the observance of stri-t econo-
my, this sum may be reduced during the cur
rent year, at least 81 100000.
Inc present would seem to be the appropri-
a,e tme-when our nation is at peace-and
Nnen health and reasonable prosperity pre-
VAL within our own borders-to greatly reduce
epubuc debt We have but to carefully
husband our legitimate resources, avo ding ex-
ua'agant and unnecessary appropriations, and
PaetIcIng proper economy in all the depart
aents ot Government, to render the entire ex-
uuSuShment Of orfr debt fixed fact within a
r rrsry brief period. To carefully guard the pub
:" treasury at this interesting epoch in our f.
u,Cla history, is so manlfeStly the duty OF the
r4'0c authorities, that | cannot for ono mo
''"' believe that any other policy will he pro
''1 II there be any, who, relying On the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13

Which, deducted from the foregoing aggre-
gate of 81, OBJ, 1872 So, leaves the true balance
Of the ordinary receipts over the ordinary eX-
reaijtures for the fiscal year, at $903,3o2 &c.
The funded aud unfunded debt of the Com
nonwcaIth, on the lst day of December, 1851,
vas as follows:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13

Making the entire debt of the Commonwealth,
a. the period named, $39, ,9O9, 1873 %
The funded and unfunded debt of the State,
at the close of the last fiscal year, December,
!, 1858, stood as follows:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13

These bonds are well secured, aud the accru-
ing interest and principal, when due, will doubt
less be promptly paid
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13

This sum, shonld, also, be credited to the OPP
e-atons of the Treasury, during the year, for
was an extraordinary expenditure, which
cannot again occur, and was, in fact, reduc
ton Of liabilities of the Commonwealth, to
that extent.
II we add this sum to the amount of debt
pad, and the excess Of cash on hand, we have
for the year a balance in favor of the receipts,
over the ordinary expenditures, amounting, in
the aggregate, to 81 ,03l 1892 SO.
But from this, however, should be deducted
the extraordinary receipts, which were
N- The amount paid by the Pennsylvania
a,road company, the principal OF the
debt due by the said company to theCom-
moaveath for the purchase of the main
Inc...................... 100000 90
a. Tie amount received from the Grard
Bank for loans of the Commonwealth
aiI Iv that nk,..................... 2s 600 90
n an ......... l2S. 900 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

SUGAR. The market was very firm at our preyi-
GUS quotations, with a fair demand, and the sales
amounted to s0O@900 hhds. Fair to Fully Fair 81
g6{c. y ID.
MoLAssEs Sales of 500 bbls. at ssMs7c for
Inferior and Fermenting, and 5000 for Choice and
200 half bbls. at 40G4lc. q gallon.
FLOUR. :. Prices have further advanced, and
barely 1000 bbls. were sold, comprising 500 Super
fine in lots at IS 49, $50 Extra at = and 200 Choice
do (Union,) in two lots at IS 90 u Dbl. Superfne
held at % 12ao8ss rs u Dbl.
GRAIN. The rates for Corn are still higher, and
the sales embraced about $500 sacks, Of which 49,
damaged, at Soc, 500 Mixed at 95 600 do. at 81 90
1860 White and Yellow at 81 024, $50 White at
81 W, and 200 Fancy do. at 81 05 % bushel. Also
by auction, 1850 sacks, Northern, ship damaged, at
sotG62c % bushel. In Oats we noticed sales Of 300
sacks St. Louis at &C., and by auction 200 sacks,
damaged, at 5o955c. y bushel. OF Bran about 500
sacks were sold at 81 49, and $50, in two or three
lots, at 81 IS u 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. :. OF Pork we noticed sale of $50
bbls. Heavy Mess at ST. 90 q Dbl. OF Bacon IS
casks Ribbed Sides were sold on private TERMS OF
Lard we heard Of so tierces sold at llac. y ID.
COFFEE. =. The sales embraced roo bags, of which
100 at llc., 4l6 at LII, 1872 at life. y b.
WHISKY. The sales were confined to some small
lots Of Extra Rectifed at 25@2ec and 50 bbls. An
drew's at 26c. y gallon.
GuNNY BAGS. "a sale of 40 bales Heavy at lie.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE :. Several hundred bbls
have been sold during the last three days at She y
gallon, in good shipping condition.
PFC IRON. Some IL tuns Texas were sold at
$50 90 % tun.
FRErGHrs. The market was dull. Cotton ship.
ping to Liverpool at 9-s2d. to fill up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
CHARLES HE1DsrEcK cHAmPAGsE-

This celebrated Wne of the above we'll known
BEEN and will continue to be- received by undersigned
quantities t. meet the increased demand Of dealers
Thoroughly satisfied strongest evidence
that # from the CLOSEST iaes dece dsn Of The cid and
taken hold of with determination bring and its claims
distinct before the public generally than
tofoe The superior quality OF this article satisfy any
that its emana ion is from source where great attention.
It's production Charles Hedseck has given his whole
the perfection of bis wne and making worthy the
Frequent visits to the United States have enabled him
fully to understand and appreciate the and shes Of
consumers and of his having prohted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne for the palate
the wine unsurpassed FIR its rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties of brands OF Charpag
tend greatly doubt confuse the purchaser bur
Of good and genuine wine must ok for Charles He dseck
In full on the label we'll the corks and capsules
7. VI. BAYAUp i Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Hedseck b obtained in quantities the
under Houses besides others here
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
E. j. HART CO..
J. Fl. Il I. N. MARKS,
SEWELL 7; TAYLOR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

Children three years Old and under free; three
and twelve old all twelve
fulfAre.
Family tickets In packages Of twenty Ave be had the
ONCE OF the Matter Of Transportation. Merchants whose
nies reside the line Of the road tickets in
of weuy five for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared 10 forward Goods and Pack
ages Of all Kinds every place with which they
on receiving from delivering the doic of patrons
r. s. WILLIAMS,
ja24 II Master OF Tran por.ation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

~ POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PROPRIE-
H tors Of she Battle House Mobile respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they will open the Point
Hotel early in June.
The buildings are being put thorough repair the vharves
rebn and the grounds have greatly improved
winter building erected last season. finished and
nsheh In thorough and situated line next to the
hotehe two are connected by continuous gallery of 34
feet in length upon two stories Altogether the buildings viii
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Guf
breeze and in the high grounds pleasant drvs
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
o. view were fairly tested last Not single
finest salt bathing upon the whole coast and within one
hundred from the Hotel oysters are vey abun
dan during the good Coon Band is engaged and
every variety Of anu enents will be furnished.
The steane Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
FONT Clear also undays Mondays Wednesdays Fri
days will make day trips accommodate those who ar
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN L CO..
Battle House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
---u~~,, NEW ORLEANs,JACK-
h60 SON ASb GREAT NoRTHEKN

On and after January l. 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
ing at Canton at $50 P. N. and {. 3s A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton at T. 30 A. M and 652 P. NJ
arriving at New Orleans at $50 P. NJ. and $50 A. M
GlGP.M.
Freight be at the Depot by O'Clock dag
previous to the departure of the train otherwise will lay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
CATTLE Il Ark EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. Nay T. 1859.
The market was in favor of purchasers, and near
HOO Sheep, with an ample supply of the other de-
scriptions of stock remain on sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
!. BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE NILES No-th -

- HALLE SPRINGS, NINE NILES North spx<n
H# of Florence. Lauderdale coubts, Alabama ~
bly, known throughout Tennessee abena Mississinni and
# scrouIs dropsy dyspepsis Esnsy an
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes ali classes
stages of venerea and cuiaeous diseases now and al s
Of me " for the reception visitors
This watering place changed hands one yeaY aoo and
since that time the propreors have diligently enesged in
Of their guests. They compeed large new Hotel
containing parlor ballroom. dining sleeping etc
The location being hills Of the Tennessee river
shoal Creek the air and climate naturally pure and health
full
THE TABLE
viii be supplied with the best and most wholesome food this,
The markets can aford with polite and attentive
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling Billiard Saloon,
viii be well and abunGantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places pleasure will find
abundant field fer amusement Bailey Springs good
Band Of Music will be in attendance en and make time
pass eheerully large Livery Stable, with stock viii be
open the streams abound with fish, and for rowing
the Shoals river are within our mile,
the Springs good road TO make pleasant morning or
evening drive to view the fine. romantic scenery.
One Of the best physicians that the South Affords a.
had successful practice in with the
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have
charge Of experience tina, all sent for The
benefit of the will have comfortable and receive
prompt and proper attention
These Springs accessible from the South by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn to
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourorss
the springs In two hours
Persons leaving Memphis evening train will break.
fast at the Springs next ing and those leaving the
morning train will take E At HI hs spRgs SANG evsnnx
Refer te-Messrs Scruggs nosegan Co., New Orleans.
:. W. l.. Lsnier 4 Co, :.
:. g. q. Nelson 4 Co., :.
Phillips; Nixon Co.. ;.
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq., .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
GENOA.
Il
j. BoNTEMps, DYER AND scouREE,

No. 60 Eonrbon street.
Has honor inform the public that he has
business of the Dyeng Establishment No. 10 Royal
snd that he will continue, heretofore with the careful
ton for which he is celebrated.
The III %Ach for the lust twelve years he has salts
sed the Of his an blhlen tonrbon
street Is guarantee or hosa R.' v homer him with their
paro1age Of ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
REDDING 81 CO.'S
wv Nal o. 80 UTHERE EXPRESS.

OFFICE-uNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for Points
On the 0pelousas Railroad
THIS Company Is organized for the of doing GEN.
EkAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
a. Specie Bank Notes Jewsry Merchandise Bag
and Packages all the United States
We also prepared do General City Express Bug
Business connection with the New Orleans Opeonsas
and Great Western Railroad.
Will call for deliver with and at reasonable
rates. Baggage Freight Packages parts Of
city Of New Orleans
Merchants planters and citizens upon Company
70 forward the most minute article destination
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. T.. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
Proprietors.
n9rAuthorsed Agents of Bombalcr Island Of Cuba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
gt0iew Of tbe 1tlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Wednesday Morning, May 4, 1859. 1
CoTToN,. Buyers obtained further advantage in
prices yesterday, under the influence of the Euro
pean accounts by the North Briton, and the sales,
which embraced some G0O0 bales, were at rates
which indicated decline from previous figures of
ole for the Middng and lower grades. We now
quote as follows
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
ordnsry .... s,sG5 " Good Middng.. ia1sgl2s
sood Ordinary .l0 o}ies4 Middlng Fair...l3 @lsi
low Middlirz. Hli1 Fair ............-GS
sTATEABNT OF COTTON.
soc hand lat September bales 30 443
Received since. .l,70S,5n
Received yesierday l,5iS-1 1lO,tS9
l74o,5s,
Exported since. l62l.l 56
Exported estetday. .'..,'-'....' 7650-l,5 SIS 500
Burnt. ll,5J0-l $40 $50
Stack on hand not cleared. 200 226
TOBACCO The sales were confined to about l75
hhds including 25 in three lots of which 10 at &c.,
at u, and TO- light at 7c; and $50 and 10 on pr-
yate terms.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
September. 1853 hide 2s,oi4
Received esteday .............'....'... z|t aooso
G67l2
sGfted We etday Observation-Disclosures. 9l7 3s,62s
Sock heud not IS Oss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

R0MaB ROME! Il co.'s ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds packages
freight Havana Maauas Cardenas Villa Clara sagua
Grande, Remedios Nnevas, Puerto Principe Santiago
presses Of Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co. United States
change Company for the United States California Europe
Agents in New Orleans, REDDlNG 4 CO.
VI unhp harles HIT al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
SOUTHERN ORyAMENTAL IRON

IA yr9sEs H. IN ohtg a NJ ~ - 1. iRON
ESCasting mad Manufacturing DIT scptiou of Or
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, we would particularly
call the attention Of ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
MARBLE CUTTERS and the pnblic generally. Book Of
Designs and Specimens mt Wnrero,ms 81 Camp
Among be found 200 varieties of
ery Railing 800 do Cemetery 50 Patterns Of High Fences
SO do VerandahStngether wi Stairs, Fountains, Vases
Stuary gnals and almost article of Iron Work of
decorative character
In addition the above unusually large variety Pattern.
Exclusively own constantly producing and ea
designs, and repaired
required, of which drawings furnished us.
Having adopsd The Philadelphia list prices CONF1
IDENTIFY ASSERT that furnish any of the
ut MUCH LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
Country and purchasers will find their
visit Warerocms before making their selections elsewhere
WOOD, MILTENBERGER & CO.,
Wareroo 81 Camp street. Foundry aud Machine Shop
Tchnupit ulas
WOOD PEROT Philadelphia ;a26 en-
NIO1ICE-THE STYLE OF QUE FIRM Is THIS DAY
jal If \. B CLARKE 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

OF the imports for the last quarter ending the 3lst
March, $2,s7S2OO were dutiable goods; 50 ,259,9O6
free goods 1924, 1856 coin and bullion.
From the Cincinnati Price Current of last Wednes
day we have the following:
Money matters have progressed smoothly during
the past week. Currency has been in good supply,
and the demand for money, which has been fair, but
not active has been freely met, within the range of
OH f9ct. " annun-l0 Get the leading rate. No
difficulty has been experienced in negotiating good so
and 60 day paper at IL f)et and Aen longer dates,
say 80 days, have been saleable to greater extent
than heretofore At the close however, the tendency
in the direction of an easier flow of capital not
strong as in the early part of the week, capitalists
apprehending difficulty in the immediate future
from the heavy and steady drain Of gold from the
banks Within the last fortnight large amount of
coin has been shipped East from this city, and the
current has been equally strong if not stronger pro-
portionately, from other sections of the West This
movement, of course, weakens the banks, and must
lead to corresponding contraction of circulation ;
but inasmuch as the dull season is approaching the
leading institutions will retain strength enough to
supply circulating medium equal to the wants of
business houses for six months to come, and we
reason to change the opinion heretofore expressed,
viz that at the leading centers in Ohio Indiana and
kentucly,a an easy money market will be experienced
during the summer, provided no threatening features
appear in the crop prospects Of the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

~ rVI4sIIAI RNp fNN~SKfVFt
SR GEORGE P ATTERso
~ Successor to McCau Paterson,) corner of neort
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned is how prepared manufacture STEAS
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds fo
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Press.
Draining Machines and Railroads Gin Gear, Horse Power
BRASS WORK OF every description. Metallic Packing fo
Steam Cylinders, Gnr Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK OF all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He viii keep on hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Sit,
rups, Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves all sizes used
by steamboats,.
He is Agent for the sale of John T. 0sborn Fuel Saw
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of the Pcaynne Prnng
Office and Others thar have them in of these Barr
be In under boiler utoy up this estsb
shment.
e has also made for the sale of second hsne
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where's large quantity of hand Boil
and Machinery may be found all times for sale
rGEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l., 1sSS. iel If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
En- EIIEFTHYEl 1853. ......................ls5
- NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT

Express,
oce In the Railroad Binding Camp street opposite
ssyette Square will deliver of the city such Bag
gnge Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry etc.
by the Railroad otherwise may be their
chage forward the with and dispatch
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them that pur
pnte either the Express Office the residences
Individuals
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will
through the Train and the Checks address all
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
Ss-1he Company will be responsible for all articles placed
~ Charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT: