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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

The Stars and Stripes now wave in six of
the seeded States, to wit I'm North Car
DINA, over Fort Hatteras; in South Caroliua,
at Beaufort; in Florida, at Key West and
Fort Pickens :in Mississippi, at Ship Island;
in Eastern Tennessee and IN the Northern
and Western sections Of Virginia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

Philadelphia has Home Guard of about
ten thousand men regularly organized and
equipped. who can be mustered in an hour.
Everybody drill and everybody is soldier.
The streets are admirably adapted for OBJ
tanning proficiency in right wheels and left
turns.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

MAJOR GEN McCLELLAN's headquarters
in Washington have the appearance of tel
ergaph Office, as wires from all directions
centre in an Office where hourly reports are
received from the divisions and various parts
of the country. A corps photographic op-
orators are now connected with the service
who rank as Iieutenants.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

The most intimate friends of Gen. Scott
have no hopes that he will ever return alive
TO, this country, many even anticipating
that if the sea is rough he may not survive
the voyage. He was very feeble on the day
of his departure. There is sadness in the
thought that he may die in foreign land.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

A single snow-fake-wbo cares for it |?
But whole day of sn1w-fakss, obliterat-
ing the landmarks drifting over the doors,
gathering upon the mountains to crash IN
ayalanches-who does not care for that :?
Private opinion is weak. but public opinion
is almost omnipotent 3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30
AxorHER IRIsH FANNIE IN PRospEcr.-

ANOTHER IRISH FAMINE IN PRosPEcr.-
A cry of distress is again being heard from
ireland. The potatoe crop has been blight
ed, and il is said that over a large section
of the country. particularly in the western
counties, the horrors of an approaching
famine are staring the great bulk of the
population In the face.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

Why is fine woman like locomotive?
Because she draws train after her, scat
sers the sparks, transports the mails (males)
and makes as forget time and space.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

THT Ngw WcRLD--lns eseapif New World. vhA
sank stusvesert the morning Of the sd sss
cessfuly pumped oat raised Oh Ihgfs Az. On
trary to the si belief she ioua 70 have btnz
ou, little broken, aad sen ~ CT up III. mhers pfe
BACK gerry nearly c. thsic proper posin'hs re a.
huerv s mewhat ,h QUITO he, nut Colonel sis
court OF fpniou he ssefas. c.n DC ut ID ruani
order in two weeks
fire broke n. wheel =rsnt hog % tss
,scond dor of No ISL Canrlt sreea, hg James
Fay Ihs firemen exttsgas the flames b-l & 90.
tended beycpo the building Tne nis, ros cf oai'd
ing Isl ESQ ocnupiedioy Mf. Az I'D o'la's soop
pansgo Stock by fire eic wStr ABOUT 500. psarei
for Il 600 IN the ssDhsitan losurafcs company Tbs
building o1ned BY tsae Cook y Is I'm g,d 10 pnt
$500 insured The Gee Is Is suppoaed, vas csused "
. defect In the chime i've
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
THE NEWS.

Our European files by the North Briton, dated
ON the 9th Of June reached this city from Quebec
yesterday. The papers contain some ycry il.
lerestiue details of the telegraphic news reports
concerning tie feeling then existing in Epgland
On the subject Of the American rebellion, slavery
end the cotton supply, with the report Of another
Especial correspondent Of his visit TO the rebel
Damp st Point of Rocks. They will be found In
Our paper his morning.
Tho Canada having been detained OF Halifax
Ter some hours o fog, die not reach Boston until!
F"ur or Nv o'clock yesterday afternoon Her mails
~il, we presume, errly IN New York this evenirg q.
ahe s'es.aslp ki.rn, :, G. ,..ia Le aessaiisy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

miles southeast u Nantuoket shoals This e,
OF course, north Of New York; and We have
no doubt that these impuoent pirates swatu the
ocean between here ana Europe, end that some
Of them are now on their way 70 the sees Of
India and China, 10 capture our ships laden
with silks and other valuable oargoss. De-.
prived Of ports to bring their plumber TO, they
Will rob the vessels and sink or burn them, or,
If they have guns and men to spare, put crew
on board and turn them into privateers.
1t Is impossible to prevent this at distance
from our coast; but surely 1t Is very disoredit-
able to permit such depredations al we have
recorded in sight Of the American shores. It
Is only audacity on the part Of tho pirates,
finding that our waters are not guarded %
they ought to be. We have moro ships lying
idle at New York than, If properly manned
and armed, could sweep every one Of them
from the coast Yanderbilt's magnificent ships
alone would run most of them down In very
short time; and yet, from apathy and want of
energy, these ships are not employed by the
Navy Department, and nothing efectual Is
done to arrest the progress of plumber on the
seas. On the highway between this and Eng
land We have not angle cruiser, and the pri-
vateers are at liberty to rob, sink and burn
our ships, and to obtain from the rehol gov
e,nmans 30 much per head for their crews,
cead or alive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

HAVANA AMP NASSAU ;e iucsllp Earrek-Msi y one
hrs Roker syd chnh Mr. sud nfs , Il sasysr, Ms =
West and elld Mr. Jues Leblanc ard family 90 .ni ~.
want, MIS- Aldsnn, Mss Po>er-, ar and MRS h~r,
eoun5, has srilason and teaiy ~ va I'D ana
spa two CHILDREN Mr. and krs visp .o snd ohl Sno
Ssgss Ensgn tho, Kn'ps CsC;.ns Voo' r"'s
Morrison aarlt 3lspnan, y ' Ss' Cabin
u<cho L sofa ! ( ,las.. r rilse T.f.4 ~ Bsee,
x d somcro, Garcia, YIqu.e~ao, b Ballo, 81
C.moo y .spex N Ramos, Isford, Aubss, \ =
c,sis, ba,iisf. H.ym.o siy.nd Geo I. su.
De ~srsmeq rom hotsl at Ssasau saa es sssh paa'n
spN--Ao!S g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

rHs LsTz sGAoE AsoDio.-a rsquem mss will ~
celebrated ut ten ocock This morning a, n. GuomDel
churoa event, ega'b s. oct, ,or soc
OF tb srn nod al list. sadano Is.ora Cletc, sDoi
tusni en- secern4 Other stogers WI cuaa, TIE
csoral pRrt ~ che g. vcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
N~waDr Der Drain 10 Morrow

special train VIII leave New York on the Ser Haven
rad 10 morrow Sunday mornius, st a. h0ur
irving Ii New Haven &t about eight O'Clock The SUNDAY
tnorpine edition Of the EsKnp 4.est !nsel,gencs
iron bs seat Of war VIII he for esie 10y new agents al
all The ssatiCns Cd The road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

BRyA,rs BEssyn - Dsr a-d M b. ant iste their An.
uual beuen, this evening at Nech-n,cs' asl AID the
house will then be oicse6, snort tue TO- reFars nj
renttng The house sill undootoeiy he or &c usced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

Move mebts of M .jor G.nerss Fremont.
Major General John c. Freaont arrived 1t the Aetor
ouse yesterday and Will rcropln III 'his cts unit the
arrival Of tho steamship NORTH star, noe about due
from California mrs John C. Fremont IL pssser gs-
this North Star, and her husband viii await Ter
rly a IN lhis city before preceding 20 Illinois,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

Gansevooss RntciiG OF TIE Neg %ork seventh -eEi'
uent, sppvipei Fret Lieutenant Tghtesr th re.lGsnt
United states ,pfsptry stssored a. Columbus Oh o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

THE Esw BewEay Turl Tie New Bs~ers opens q
Monday genirg rex' urder is u utps gemen'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

proportion to their ability and the berehts
they receive from government Rest assured,
gentlemen Legislators, that Adam Smith ~as
about right in telling rs that the eypense Of
government to the individuals Of q great la.
ton is like the expense of management to tho
joint tenants of great estate, woo ara all
obliged to contribute in proportion 10 their
respective interests in the estate.
We do not know whether it il the design Of
Congress during this special session to adjus,
the tariff upon q just basis, though We perceive
that member has given notice that be will
introduce q bill to that effect. At all events
Congress should not adjourn without giving
notice to the country, and to the commercial
world. that modification OF the present in
famous tariff will be leading measure OF ia
next session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY II 1851

primo at 90 80 20, and chooe In small lots al 80 So
Sugars active and steady, win sales Of 1000 bids
at rates given In another column another place WILL
be found thelprices of Nssss. I. A. Stuart for their
refined goods established today. Refined sugars were
in good demand and the advance noticed yesterday
sustained Coffee was more active and prices rather
hrmer The sales embraced 5000 . 5000 bsgs Rio at
prices given elsewhere. Freights some lees buoy
extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

nos - abroad TO carry on their enterprises
90 distant II ono portion Of the popu-
iauon from another, 80 diverse are their
pursuits and productions, that their In
ternai trade u to all intents and purposes
International In ih results. Build . wall
OF brass 40 high ~ the heavens around the
United States, and cut Off all foreign commu-
nication with the country, ana yet II has within
itself all that it needs for the happiness, tho
wealth and the prosperity Of every section of
the great body polite. twill be 70 in this ma
tional struggle. The country is the richest in
he world in Its physical resources, and no.
where else can capital be 80 proftably employed.
The war will set the fifty millions in Wall street
actively at work, and trade will soon flourish
in such way as to astonish those who pre-
dicted the ruin Of the republic from its conflict
with the great rebellion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

DARING OPERATIONS OF The PR1vATEEEs
What Is THE SECRETARY OF THE Navy ABOUT
It appears, from another column, toat the priva-
teers of Jefferson Davis ere resping q rich
harvest from the ineflciency Of the arrange
nents Of the Navy Department. Grown bold
rom mpunity, they are coming Woodward,
anu one OF them, called after the ereh.rebsi
himself, captured The brig John WEIGH, Laden
With sugar, of llatteras on Saturday last. The
sOip Nary Goodeli Yves also rlurdsrsS, and was
not made prize only On Account Of boz heavy
draught Of water. The JEFF Davis captured the
schooner s. j. Waring and the brig Mary
3. Thompson, together with the Epchantress,
FROM Boston for st lego, Cuba, on the sth Inst,
of Montauk. Size hss thus captured 6se Ia all,
that we know Of, and bow many more time may
tall She tas ysntlrsd to wi.ha ono hcn.irAfi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

Increase for The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 269 100
The receipts of cotton for the week reach 81 600
bales against CT 900 bales for the corresponding
week last year. The receipts from Red and Qua
chta rivers for this season show great falling off
from last year. The sales for the week have been
IS 900 bales against 600 bales for the same week
last year, and Sc 600 bales for the same time in
1858. Prices are now fully one cent U ID higher
than last year
The receipts at Mobile for the week ending yes
terday Q7riday) were only 1873 bales against
81 SOC bales for the same week last year, This is
great falling off. The decrease at all the ports
up to this evening is $50 $50 bales, from which de-
duct 64O0 bales at Virginia ports only, makes the
total decrease 81, $50 bales.
There have been several arrivals of steamers this
week. The kangaroo at New York, the North
America at Portland, and the Austraasian at New
York, all from Europe via the stopping places in
Ireland. The latter steamer brings the details of
the week up to and ending on the I'D December.
the sales for the week reaching 1873 600 bales, at
an advance of an Todd. The quotations for Mid
ding Orleans were lid. Our market has felt this
advance, with enhancing prices following every
days sales from Monday last. To-day the market
was dull and comparatively quiet, with the heavy
transactions on Wednesday and Thursday. Posi-
bly, buyers hauled off to receive purchases, await
the next steamer, prepare for next weeks
movements The sales for three weeks reach two
hundred and eighteen thousand bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

1t will be observed that the deposit line increas-
ed last year for the same week nearly one and
quarter millions of dollars, enhanced by the pay
ments Of the 4th of the month.
The exchange market during the week has been
lively Transactions have been large, amounting
to over three millions of dollars. The rates have
not varied, to any extent, until to-day, when an
improvement took place in time bills on New York,
as some of the New York fnanciers are getting
over their fright and appear willing to take seces
sion as fixed fact; that the South is solvent and
does not intend to repudiate nor pass stay laws,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
Rebittu Of tie gtlaEAets.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 CA

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET,
Monday Morning. Jan. 7, 1851 )
CoTToN.. The demand on Saturday continued
fair, but operations were restricted by the strin
gent professions of Factors and the poor assert
ment of desirable lists offering. The sales en-
braced about 1000 bales at a range Of the follow
ing quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
ehange held b. the bankg at the dates speeifed:

Tuesday, the ath January, will be a general holi-
day and rest from business by those that choose to
embrace it. Being legalized as such the banks
will be closed. Therefore all transactions with
these institutions must be attended to, and all pay
ments of obligations provided for on Monday.
We append the half-yeary statement Of the
Union Bank of Louisiana, made Up to the close of
the last year, 3lst December. ..ms
Though there is no Federal Union just at this
moment, there is Union Bank. which fortunately
has no connection either at or with Washington
City. The present Union Bank received its bap-
tism from the old Union Bank Of Louisiana, incor-
poraed in 1882, which was tie only bank based on
real estate that paid all its liabilities and made a
handsome return to stockholders. The Union
Bank mot the Federal Union] is now strong, and
the expose is very favorable. The bonds are esti-
mated at what they cost, par value. To meet
81 039, 4SG cash liabilities, say deposits and circula-
tion there are cash assets On hand to the amount
of $l32 1000, say coin in vault Of $4,000, bonds
$4,000 and its porte-feuille.
semi-Annual Statement of the Union Bank OF Loui-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY Jan. Il Ig5L
& Received Saturday 43 Western Beef Cattle, I77
Texas Beef Cattle, and az Calves. Stock on sale
comprises so Western Beef Cattle, 400 Texas Beef
Cattle, roo Hogs, and 50 1ileh Cows. There are
but few Calves and no Sheep on the market. We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
the views Of Doctor Morgan and Chairman opdyke,

the views Of Doctor Morgan and Chairman 0pdyke,
~ o. g., to the contrary notwithstanding.
The counter rate for checks on New York ruled
to-day at 733t. dis. Outside rates were ffrmcr,
and with steady demand to remit for collections
of the 4th, drawers felt inclined to enhance their
rates, without meeting any marked response. Out
side buyers were prepared TO meet sellers at 5G31
dis while parties held at yesterdays figures.
Sixty days eight was held at 303l dis, and some
names not so we'll known could have been obtained
at 33GDl The banks are doing very little business
in sixty days sight. Sterling was held at higher
rates. One amount for remittance was taken at
1881, another at 1881, from that down to l025, 102
and lOl3 sale Of bills Of lading, $50 bales, was
made at est, and another sale at 983. The range
Of the market is from $50 to 100, and fraction
over The banks do not feel disposed to go over
l0l for good clear bills. Francs are improving.
We quote extreme ranges 5.G5@5. G21 05.521. Bulk
Of transactions at 5.GD@552I Take the market
all round, the sales we're very limited, considering
the large transactions in cotton.
The following figures denote the balances of ex-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
AP ALAG HIC 0 L A -.
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
To SUI! On MONDAY, Jln. j. .. = NJ

f-5-sz,, NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
TES itRB5k HAVANA U. =. Mail LneFor Key West and
Havana, via Pensacola, Apaachcola 81. Marks,
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and ManaceThe superior c5Fpered
and copper fastened steamship Galveston, w intchrs,
con1an5cF will leave ny above carrying the u y nails
freight passage having superior
tons for passengers, apply on board, or 10
I. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight TO Apalaccola ST, Marks and TAMPA Bay subject
to gHerage steamers EXPENSE but TT the risk OF the con
hgueGs.
N. B.Freeht bills to Florida ports must be paid in funds
current in Wow tIrIeane. ia4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
Mfess QEN lyMN,lElfE-pr. ].

sssszaaaySsZEA LOSS GsES TAiHrEfE--Dr. j. WEST
l12 st. Charles street. continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
all his principle of self Gdbeson This
method has procured him universal appreciation aud
ened henga he most ngenious system Of supplying AKTI
perfect articulation and nascaon and perfect apd narra
appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests maihod Of filling teeth with geld combines all the modern
improvements Thoqo Interested viii find hsse stata2na to DO
thanks the inhabitants Of New 0rteGus and vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored him with for the Inst fifteen
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street, second doc
from LAFAYETTE Square, 9s5tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
r TsFRANCt1's FE1ElALE CORDIAL

T TsFRANot1's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING i-INyIG GRATING l. REGULATINGl
For producing Blooming Compexon Erect and Graceful
Carriage oftht Body Cheerful Disposition, Removing Bloches
Errptions the Face, Curing Spirits elan
choly D PRpaton Of the Heart PRns in the Head,
Back Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular MenstruaoD to
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL!
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women which it does under
aud all circumstances Lisfrauc's Female Cordial also
proves the Female InvirorRor and eauEor known.
II has been fny tested u Mobile and proves be equal
all it has bean represented.
The lady of the most prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently been Of Debility and low Spirits bordering
loss of mind through apathy inGetion of the womb By tho
sruncks Fea Cordial after all other remedies had
failed, this organ excited to healthy action and size was
restored heah happiness and the society of her
family and friends
equally surprising Of the desperate Fe
male OF disease have became known to the PropTetos
egy~sold by JOHN WET&Hr ( CO., New Orleans; TAIl-
LIANT & CO., Mobile sInd Druggists generally. sea- "
IDEAL ESTAETG AGSEGNtE-JOuN PuRuNLl, No.
AZ II Exchange Place. stairs nearly opposite tina Post
Office attends to Leasing Renting and Collection OF Rents Of
improved and uiproved REA EST in the cities Of New
Orleans Jefferson and Carroon Also the
money All BUSINESS entrusted 10 him promptly attended
iyl6 en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

pILLIARD TABLES BsI.LfaRD TABLES


a CARp-
In answer TO the several Inquiries Is regard to s
quality of Cushions Of the Billiard Table exhibited by H.
BRUNSWICK BF.o., of this city, The arecharcst Pair
and which played friendly game the lpfh
happy tes}y Justice the ulaters that tEi fables
and Cushions in parcuir perfectly correctness
angles ard fhe opinion That thes sae sac,
and consider the which played he best havs
We wonid further remark that found difficulty
Whatever certainng the ANGLES whereby direct
the balls order 70 make did eive
in the he bulls struck the cuhioas fran which fact
that Whole, their Tables shape
form pleasure to playen this Table tia
balls ard easy couId be desired Wetlarscfs
and scientific players rs well Az those hi
''A'0 'As'-'s Pitt TiEuAM
Cincinnati October IL, 1850. JOHN nEERY.
In reference above will that the premium
for Billiard Tables has awarded tile
essrs Brunswick by the Fair Committee The Ohio
| ics' Institute
N B-The Tables all other Trimmings
| lizard llne for sale at No. 30 81. Louis street by
| Dis In a.w. MERRTaM
- GO, r. MARSH, DEEaIAN 4 CO.,
-aesS@@s2 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
CORNER OF eARoNDELET AND GRAVIER STREETS.
NEW oRLEANs,
Keeps constantly On hand large assortment of CAR-
RIAGgs their manuaetary, New Jersey which tisy
offer for safe on very reasonable terrss,
Exclusive sale of Dusspbury Van Deaser Douglas
Posts of Newark, New Jersey LIGHT RUG GIEs- ms I'm
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g14,2N0s4 sl7,229,5 500 SC 969,9
Comparative Statement for. two Weeks.

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, Dec %
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days, jan 5sa,t
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To sail on THURSDAY J.n. 10, at ! a. N.
--.-. GALVESTON AND MATAHURlth BAY
III fEs Orleans and Texas United StGos Mail Line
The superior coppcrcd and erfaStened steam
ship Mexico, W. H. Talbot commander will eave nboVe,
carrying United mails For freight and passage,
having superior daos apply board Or to
]. &. HARRIS, Munger.
81 Camp street.
steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday and SIM
day mornings for the above rars iR7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

" -
Extra special tipg whoa required at night by notifying
Tho conductor Fare 81 per trip.
The eaIn Trsin wiz stop tontiy Station when notified
except, however, rn trips. Fare Is each way.
Conductor must be notified before The train starts
OhbuEsea leave Uana Depot every five nin
utes
tnV1 a SunGTD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
STEAMSHIPS.
AND MATAGO RD A BAY

Te sail on MONDAY. Jan. I, ct . a. NJ.
,-4~r-an FOR. dSAI4V EGSIfeN AND EEAEA-
$EMHakT%e G0RHA E4Y-New Orleans and Te*ea u S
fastened steamship spEvyasac, H. Denson. coInm2Eler,
will sail above carrying ta u. s. mnis For freight on
- l. G. HARRIS, Manager
No. II Camp street.
day TunTy,irgs far fbe above ;,arts. jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
FOR ERA CRUZ.

.,-tzs5r FOR VEGA CRUZ L. y. Mail Line
f EEj The superior roppcrcd and copper fastened steam
pss@sL ship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes conIaander,
Cruz above, runctualIy. carrying the U.
mails For freight passage, having elegant accomnudA
tons for cabin aud passengers apply to
I. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp street.
BIyThe Tennessee will leave Orleans regularly the
ls and 18th for Vera Cruz leaving the latter port the It'll
and 2lSt.
t57~No freight will he without order jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

r ,oUEs1ANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
South corner of Camp and hatcher streets, New
Orleans.