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, 1859-07-04

IxxESsE BCsN1@.-1. II. Singer / Co. arc
still extending their business operations by the
erection ofnew a and elegan, building for manu-
featuring tl1eir new j. Machines, which have
fatrlv ac9nir'~I such popularity in grcas many
families in the West.
They have sold Of this style Of Machine. with
in the last sixty days. three thousand six hun
dred and serenity, and Of al the varieties MANI.
farfured By them, 8ercn thousand tvo hundred
and forty. making the largest sales that hare
eser been u,ade in this branch Of business, it,
the same length time. Thelatess improvement.
designated a the i nachine, has recently beer,
examined By the best mechanics in the United
States, and pronounced by them to b. the tes,
piece Of mechanism they had ever seen,
Call ut the s1lcsrcou,s, No. Gt Lake St. and
Judge for yourselves, when we feel assured that
you will 1t once decide that the merits and
capacity ofthis Machine for family work are un-
equalled, jyt1w
rB All who have filling for ";nt<rnaliu-
prosements" in the shape Of Mines and liouors-
will, Of course, wish to know where to obtain the
pure article. We advise all suc:, to 20 to tie
New West India House, ls7 Randolph St,
where maj be found complete assortment of
wines andliquors from The celebrated New York
House, Of 4. Biuinger 4 Co., so'd either bv The
case Of bottle. Also fine lot Of West fndia
preserves, fruits, jellies, DC. for domestic u;e
ter nil to-day ut 80 State street, ,and sec samples
Just received from the best Dx1ies in Illinois,
falsom Dorset 70. jJl5tx'
vertis+raent Of Wm. Il Haskell i Co.. 30. I0s
Lake street, which appears under the heading
Of "auctions-'. Quite seasonable variety Of
goods, NJ appears, will be offered and sold With.
ont reserve. Remember Saturday morning II
o'clock. jlYI.s.
, 1859-07-04

4 TrENTION SIR KNIGHTS,
= Ihs:e E:n b Regular Convection ct Apono
='1: ;ope. EsbAT evESiS';, tae % sh in.: ID AA'
S,a1a ;stts sis IT, W bansy ill Le present aai
41y ne'nf- sEe tto nitF some butn+ts IT ms nrta1c
hop*d u every >f knight xi br Ia stseadance
~ o!ist Ut the Eminent 'o.nnand-r
js@Eta-H u. It. SMlru. Rec:nler.
, 1859-07-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

. e The same quality Of French and Spanish
summer Coats sold every where Else at from :
to dollars are sold at T..ppens ut from s1 to .i
dollars each, and all "rher fine goods in tic
same proportion cheap
, 1859-07-04
X0849 AND 9BT&NXU
AovERT1EyG scHEDuLE

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P1Ess A1o I1x8r11, vt3: ~
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- MI moEfha4 fSn 92a5,., ....s.,,,.,,,.. Ao1O
sehstnls Of Fnesa tor taoas spacs thAa oes sqoav
eaa Be- sssn 1t ths Counting Room.
AL Traakent Advertisements 10 b pAid IN AtvAnts
A1cAaass> eAszxai - esnss pr squAa.
pr squsre. zach we'll. for 6s.e noatk.
a1H - :. tf eaca sAh-sQodnE noelA.
, 1859-07-04

+ y u D Err Si-LADDEI,S,-
- We have on h1a1 AID for s4c aacuf eooo fri NJ
atefs Haa1!aetu:ed from th= brit of snrost ind Ash
sFown "a ihs stale u New York fte a,tr: u
,.. uIDaARD & PUTNAM.
1Yt1m6.1% No 1f5 Ein+1e 49,
, 1859-07-04

Remember when you wish good article
Of kerosine Goal Oil. Chimuies Wicks DC.
hat the Lamp and Oil Emporium, is ut lss
Clark st. irtaw
, 1859-07-04

FIRkwoRks--Graf / uoyt, g. Dearborn St.
will retail their superior assortment. Of Fire.
works, from the best manufacturers. at whole,
sale prices, being lower than can be obtained al
any other place IN the citv,
, 1859-07-04
3lrcss Trih1tte.
Gil lC AGO.
A REMARKABLE VOYAGE

No PArEa To AoEaow.-Thcre will be no pa.
per issued from this Office To morrow.
, 1859-07-04

= There is to be a great Sunday School
celebration md picnic at E1gin on the 18th inst.
An excursion train will leaEe Wells street at
Il o'clock l.. u; tickets 50 cents, to be had Of
D. l.. Jacobus, 1ss Lake street. The E!giu 3lil-
itary company "The Continental will receive
aud escort their friends from this city to the
Grove.
, 1859-07-04

TO fENT-Fhrec pleasant rooms
= rtaf ehtap 4 tt9 Lake ,tres Il tncr Appy =
I'VE
, 1859-07-04

ing items Of religious intelligence in the CiureA
R<eord Of July lst:
Rev. II. II. Aorrell has resigned the Rector.
ship Of the Church Of the Ascension, Chicago.
and accepted call to NaSsillon, Ohio. he car.
rics with him the best wishes Of many friends.
Bishop Whitchouse has just concluded his
attend the ANNUAL examination Of students X,
the General Theological Seminary, which took
place on the e0th of June, The Bishop viii b..
among MS again in September, to attend the
twenty second annual Convention Of the Do
cese, which will be held in st. James' Churci,.
Chicago, on Wednesday, the 14th Of September.
, 1859-07-04

ROARDlNG-A Gentlemen and
- VIE can b. aceuu1c1utatea r.1h bosnl ,ns nl-,.
:ut u roo'us In prtrzse kan5 Il ~ u I'm Bn,e
, 1859-07-04

EcoSou1cAL RrSS1xG.-We learn that George
Warner, engineer on the Rock Island Railsoad,
ran the engine No 90, one hundred and eighty
miles, burning only three-quarters Of cord Of
wood; Of that distance lie ran 154 without TAX
ing on single stick Of wood. The engine Was
fitted with one Of Eyert's Patent Heaters. .
ta3- Long John says, that if an election was
to come now, that he thinks he has done the Re-
publican party enough harm, and weakened it
80 much that the Democrats could beat it,
and that he is going to keep up the muss until
he has made sure thing Of it, when he In
tends to 60 over openly to the doughface
Den1ocracr.
, 1859-07-04

TO HENT-House $50 Ontario
Il aress. Nefsh Sht~- 4 rr.y ee.t-,he trn,.,..t
Eeat ~ p 5asaa'; Aoply to I. II. NO ~ LEY Sal
80 LIVE .*sst.ss. 4yAiW
, 1859-07-04
150arDtllQ.

ROARDfNG.-A Pheasant. quiet
- home wtsh TO. l-ant 1t To. 3 Mek!e,a a.eIuc.
, 1859-07-04

BCrrkn r11cK-Lorers Of Choice Dairr Dut-
ter nil to-day ut 81 State street, and sec samples
Just received from the best Ds1ies in Illinois
Falsorn Dorset i Co. iy1-stx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
Domestic Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Administrato n
denies that it has resolved to abandon prvateerng
and the statement intimaton of the London Herald
is entirely without foundation.
The members of the Cabinet, on the contrary,
strictly insist upon the retention of the prvateering
system.
Professor Alexander Dimitry of Louisiana, who is
at present officiating translator to the State De.
partment has been appointed Minister to Costa Rica
and Nicaragua.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. l5.-The people of this city
have voted loan the credit of the city of slO0 0OO
to aid in the construction of railroad from Leaven.
worth to Fort Riley.
NEW YORK, Aug 15.-The New York Weekly
Bank Statement, including all the banks of the city,
except the Tradesman's and Chatham Banks, and the
Bank OF North America, shows an increase in specie
as compared with the previous week, of nearly
$55O,OOO.
The decrease on the loans is upwards of 81 100 900
New YORK, August l5.-The Cotton market closed
dull quotations unchanged. Flour closed dull sales
to-day, $500 bbls. Corn closed buoyant sales to-
day, $4,000 bushels, at 7Sc. for New Mixed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l5-The Flour market closed
dull, at 81 so to 81 70 for superfne. Oats closed
dull, at 42 to Ale. Whisky closed dull, at 22ac.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l6-The Mississippi at this point
is slowly recedng. The Missouri, Illinois, and upper
streams are also falling.
New YORK, Aug. l6-The cotton market closed
quiet the sales to-day were limited to 600 bales
Mddling Uplands are quoted at 12ac. Corn closed
buoyant the sales today were $500 bushels Mixed
Corn is quoted at II to &C. The Provision marke
generally closed dull, with little alteration in prices
Sugar closed firm at previous quotations.
CINc1SNATI, Aug. l6.-The Flour market closed
dull at 81 so for Superne. Corn closed firm at so tc
S5c. Whisky closed steady at 224c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug l6.-The Mississippi river at this
point has fallen inches during the last "a hours
The upper streams are also falling slowly.
VICKsBuRG, August l6.-The steamer Lucy Hol
combe passed down at 2 and the Planet at O'Clock
this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

RHUBARB CHAMPAGNE. - The Pie Plant Wine,
manufactured by Mr. J. Eshelby, seems to be getting
some reputation abroad as well as at home. The
following notice ofitis from the Gardeners Monthly,
published in Philadelphia:
We are indebted to friend in Cincinnati for an
opportunity of tasting the celebrated Champagne
wine, manufactured by j. Esheby of Cincinnati, from
the ordinary Rhubarb or Pie Plant.
In taste and favor it closely resembles Sparkling
Catawba, except that it leaves slightly bitter and
ing nspid 1t is very clear and beautiful and put up
in precisely the same style as the best French Cham.
pagnes. We understand from our friend, who is en-.
tirely disinterested, that it commands ready sale
and atneary the same rates as the Sparkling Cataw ba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

The ARTEsIAN WELL AT COLUMBUS, On1o-This
great bore" has got to the depth of 2O25 feet and
is progressing at the rate of four feet in twentyour
hours.
On Saturday, Professor 7. G. Wormley made seve-
raj experiments, with the following results, which he
lindly furnished He says that the pressure per
square inch at the bottom is SCI pounds or 125 900
per square yard.
FIRST Erperiment.-Three bottles, two of them
hermeticay sealed, were placed in the pump and
sunk to the bottom Of the bore. When withdrawn
they were crushed to powder. The other, which
was closed with strong cork had it forced in, and
the bottle pulverized.
Second Eaperiment-Two very strong cut.glass
bottles were used. One of them was crushed the
other, very small and thick one forced halffull
Of water, but not broken, and the cork remained
firmly fixed in the neck The water forced into the
bottle at the great depth of 2025 feet Or over three
elghths of mile, was as pure and limpid as the
purest spring.
Curious stones are brought, in limited quantities.
from the bottom, which, when polished, show minute
stars new moons, half moons, fnllmoons, and suns
most regularly and clearly defined.
columbus (Ohio) Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
relegraphed to the yev orIeaps Creseeut
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or STEAMER nrY OF BALTIMORE
tBr THE HA7IoxAL LIss.l

NEW York, August 1e-The steamship City Of
Baltimore arrived at this port last night, with the
European mails of the Sd instant, and telegraphic
advices from London and Liverpool Of the 4th, via
Queenstown.
? LONDON, August 4.-Dispatehes from Paris state
that the French Adriatic squadron had received or
ders to return to Toulon.
French troops are continually arriving at Mar.
seles from Italy. The Duke de Garnet, Ambassador
from Rome, had arrived at Paris.
The demonstrations Of the dissatisfied working.
men, and the threatened strikes in London, were be
coming serious. Bold and uncompromising speeches
were being made in Hyde Park to large audiences o
several thousand workmen.
telegraphic dispatch from Bologna states th al
the Marquis dAreglio has been recalled, and has
recommended the people to remain tranquil, promis
ing in the name Of King Victor Emanuel to accom-
psh all their just and reasonable wishes
The Minister had convoked the National Assembly.
Perfect order prevails.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

PRENTIo1ANA.--TheN North Carolina Sentinel doesn't
well see how the Democracy are to get their timber
for their next platform If they can get the requisite
quantity of lumber in other way, possibly they had
better cast the beams out of their eyes.
A letter, describing the personal appearance of Sam
Pike, the lever migratory editor speaks of him as
bald. We didn't suppose there was much of growth
upon Pixies peak.
There is small editor in Indiana who had better
let us alone. Some dogs always bark till they get
barked.
Two or three Democratic editors ask what we will
do if Douglas and Seward shall be the only competi
tors for the next Presidency. If either of the two,
the Black Republican or the Black Democrat shall
be elected, we guess the thing will have to be done
without our help.
The New York News calls this paper " Republi-
cam journal. We should not more falsify the News
were we to call it a decent paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

A THREE YEAR OLD.-The Rome (Ga.) Sentinel
her father upon visit to her grand parents in the
country, where blessing is invoked by the white
haired patriach before each meal The custom was
one with which our little friend had not been made
familiar at home, and of course, on the first OCCASION
she was silent with interest and curious watchful.
ness. But when the family gathered around the
board the second time after the commencement of her
VISIT she prepared for the preliminary religious
ceremony, and observingHthat her father did not seem
duly conscious of the approaching solemnty, she
called him to order by saying with stern gravity !:
Be still, papa-grandfather is going to talk to his
nlate nrettY soon I"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
RECALL OF THE BRITISH M1NIsTE

RECALL OF THE BRITISH MINISTER :.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-Senor Mata, the Minister
of the Constitutional Government of Mexico, has con
cluded contract for materials of war with parties
in New York. The materials are to be forwarded to
Mexico Immediately.
Mr.. Whitehead soon returns to England to make
an effort to satisfy the claims Of the English holders
OF Mexican bonds.
1t is thought that the London creditors will agree to
the proposition which Mr.. Whitehead has received
from Senor Lerdo de Tejado, the Minister of Finance
for the Juarez Government at Vera Cruz, and that
thereby millions Of dollars will be realized.
The Government has received information that Mr..
Otway, the British Minister has been recalled accord
ing to the declaration of Lord John Russell in the
House Of Commons and that be will be replaced by
successor favorable to the Juarez Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

A HARD sET.-speaking of the prize fight between
Burns and Connors, on Eagle Island, an Alton (ll)
paper says:
1t was a sight yesterday, those two old dingy
steamboats, with their throng Of people, en- route to
the prize fight, as they touched at the Alton levee
harder looking crowd has never looked Alton in the
that he made actual count of part of the boat
from the shore, and found one hundred and sixtytwo
of them with each an eye gouged out! We do not
vouch for the statement but from all accounts it
the hardest looking assemblage ever seen in these
parts,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

MEMPHIS, August l6.-The Overland California
mail has arrived at this place, bringing advces from
San Francisco to the 25th ultimo-three days later
than our previous advices.
The mails contain little news of interest.
A serious fire had occurred at Crescent City, the
loss by which is estimated at $4,000.
The ships Meteor and Young America had arrived
at San Francisco from New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
VOLUME XII.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
EMPHIs CKETs.

.L1NE.......U. 8. NAIL.
sU MINER A R r N GR ENT.
Prompt Regular and Reliabley
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule the Summer Of
s HosD sfsts sis FRIDAY
AtbP NJ, viz:
e"s ss i;b @ Sept D. fs H!a,ts s. master
ssh i &lss 9sss' sss
lob st ssh Sept 18th Sils' aSh n''''''
July 25h, Aug. 3D. 18th 22d 3lst Sept. OH i9.h 2sth
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
- EAST AMP NORTH!
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway through East Tennessee
,,,,,u -, and Virginia, to ,,,o,n r,,
NEW YoRK, pHILADE@IPHIAa @ sALTIMoRE, WASH. 81
ATLANTA, NASHVILLE, VIRGINIA SPRINGS. etc.
A0r Express mail trains leave Memphis morning and eve.
ming making connections through to New York.
THE GREAT NOHTHEHH ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND ohio RAILROAD.
And Its Connections
Thence to all Eastern Cities. and to
ST. sr AG H1g kIGAKS Fxk
ss-E9press trains leave Memphis morning and evening,
a1-Passengers Ticks,ed through by either route.
Baggage checked through from Memphis and no charge
H1-Tckets good for any length of time
For freight or passage. and hro1gh tickets sppyto
Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles Hotel left wing.
WIN. INsI.EE. Passenger Agent. a8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

Cannon FOR THE IMAuM OF MuscAr-Cyrus
Alger Co. exhibited in State street on Saturday
afternoon two brass Dahlgreen cannon Just com
Of Muscat, as present from parties in Providence
They are ~ Founders, and will carry a inch bali
They have smooth bores, six feet deep, weigh res
pectivey 1862 and 1851 pounds and are on mahogany
inscription: Made for the 1maum of Muscat bv
Cyrus Alger & Co., Boston, U. s. A., July, 1885,
The name of the Imaum and his son are also in.
scribed upon them in Arabic characters. The cost
of the guns, with the carriages is abont $4,000 each
Boston Trax.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

ACCIDENT ON MOUNT WAsHINGroN.-We learn that
party who left the summit Of Mount Washington to
visit the Snow Arch in Tuekermans Rayine, on
Wednesday, the Sd inst, found man lying upon a
rock, with his leg broken. His name was not re-
ported. He had started alone to explore the unfrc-
qnented portions of the mountain and his misfortune
bears fresh witness to the danger of such adventures
II a storm of two or three days had oyertaken him,
he must hGYe persisted, [Boston Transcript.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
DIFFICULT DELIVERY.

VERY GooD.-Through the New York Sunday
Times, the "Cobweb Club" promulgates the fol-
lowing epigrams:
DIFFICULT DELIVERY.
If one post.office clerk keeps twelve men waiting
A quarter,hour, whilst talking with his chum,
'Tis plain to see without long calculating,
That three hours lost time is the total sum!
The question now comes up, in view of work,
If he who wastes the moments of his betters
Should not be raised from humble part of clerk
And made % man of leisure mot of " letters?'
NAPOLEONIC BoN-MOT.
Some forty Thousand Frenchmen, young and old
God only knows how many thousands mourn them
Brave fellows all, lie here quite still and cold:
Let Italy with reverence still innrn them;
For they, like her, by fraud were bought and sold
Poor men, they all had hearts at home to love them
HERE LIE THEY NOW their Emperor LIES above
them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = We learn from
Baltimore that on the 10th inst. gravel train on the
Alexandria, Hampshire and London Railroad, was
thrown off the track in consequence of running over
COW. The bridge over the Four-mile Run was
broken down. Two persons were killed and twelve
injured, three of them, it is feared, fatally.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

Old Professor S. was one of the instructors at
Dartmouth College years ago, and was witha about
as ever walked, being considered little Grabbed by
intimates One day in the early summer he was
taking his usual stroll around the village, keeping
his EYE out' for any fast" student who might be
off duty" when he CHANGED upon Mr.. Page sturdy
trudging along the dusty street. barefooed and coat
less but he fine representative of natures no.
blemen." 4
" Hullo! MI. Page" growled the Professor, " l
should like to know if all the people at East Hanover
60 barefoot"
Part on em do, and the rest on 'em mind their
own business" was the rather settling reply.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

"My dear, l wish to goodness you'd lay straight
in bed You've twisted the clothes completely off
me, and am as cold as stone. " Are you, indeed,
sir? Well, if you are very cold, get out Of bed
and roll yourself up in the carpet!h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

A boulder weighing about two pounds was found
under the shirt bosom Of colored individual arrested
in row. On being questioned as to how 1t came in
his possession, he exclaimed, with a look of blank
astonshment: ;" OATS jist what I'd like to know
how dat internal dornick got inter my buzum.
'spect some dem niggers must have frowd it dar."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

NAUGHTY FELLOW "A new York paper says of a
favorite actress the the public of her. the
better they like her, and goes on to say we hope
to see as much as possible of her before her de.
parture.N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
+, n= UNITED STATESTRI Vs.
Ea11NtSaSSS WEEKLY MAIL LINE H4ElJL~Sl
SSsas1sssSS. TO VICKSBUka S$a@assE9A

leA&f{{t,sS 81 WEEKLY MAIL LINE l6Rsl%
1Hxs@S%A TO WICK BURG. fsaa:a1ss1S2
SATURDAY, at O'Clock P: M.
The magnificent q. s. Mail packet Natchez, Csp,
7. ?. Leaters, will leave for Donaldsonvle rlaquemine
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River nnding
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Lucy Hole mbe connects at vcksbure with
the steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood
The ab?ye splendid packet will leave her regu
lar day without fail the hour appointed All business en-
trusted her will be promptly faithfully attended TO-
This boat will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money jewey other valuable unless regular
bills Of lading aken specifying the value
and the freight paid nor for velnabes deposited with the
clerk by the passengers contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINlUS G. DENTZEI.
jel3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
RED RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY August 49, at5P.M
=, raE. - FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Aaats Bayou conshstts campte, Grand Ecore,, ST.
~ n e. Maurice Aexandria Eormans GoIton's, Bar
ming elegant passenger packet steamer Red Chief, b. W.
Kaye maste VIII leave above For freight or passage
apply on board.
yIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
aulo Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

ANOTHER TRANS. CONTINENTAL VoYAGE.-The La
ayette Qa) papers say that Prof Wise was to start
yesterday, 10th, from that town on balloon voyage
to PHILADELPHIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

"Come, doctor, it's ten o'clock, think We had bet
ter be going, for it's time honest folks were at home
Well, yes was the reply" must be OF but you
needn't go on that account
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

=, Ieayes every SATURDAY, at 8 P. NJ, posivly.
IT, l.. kouns 4 Bros. Low Water Summer Through Line
t1T. - ERA No. 3. FOR SHREVEPORT
direct-lmnserring her trip to Era No. q,
at the Falls on Tuesday, arriving at Shreveport
ee frday-keturning Era No. 2, j. W. Martin, MASTER
leaves Shreveport Saturday p MTransferrn her
nil rip Era No at the Fails Tuesday arriving
both ways The Era No. leaves Alexandria on Tuesday
evening" passing Mouth Red River, Morgan's Bend BAYOU
Sara and the Coast Wednesday, calling all halls on
the Coast VIII take back freight passengers for ali way
landings on the Coast and Old River '
For further information, apply to either captain on board
VIRGINIUS U. DENTZEL,
sing Apart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
WEIR co A ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
at 10 O'Clock.
=, NsIs = FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
lEak5A antne >atioI-lhe st. amer Empire Far-
!sa.9sh i.h, Cspt r. Baldwin, will leave above
Returning will leave the Quarantine Station every Sunday and
Thursday mornings. j.. COTTON, Agent,
aul5 No. Tchoupitouas street.