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, 1866-11-29

TIE C1Ank-Sor1ox A1zTxn.-1hc attorney
Of Jehiel f. Norton, who 1s 1t large, under ccEt-
fca,cs f:or, physicians, hut coustrucaisely Jill
for contempt In not rendering his accounts as
Cca:niar OF Miss Grace Josephine Clark, yest-s-
Gay aapl,s d to Judge Bfndwel, for an extension
clned 10 scl In tho premises until propcs aecount-
fuy Is had.
, 1866-11-29

CASE nex1ssrp.-cap:AiD Wols, OF Tho bark
E,owaa who was before Mr. Commissioner Hoyre
ua = etu;sc nf smuggling, Al heretofore notc:d
IN lie li!!lsE, was 5caterd4y fiecharcrd, it a1-
rtn1;:4g by his cstdeuce that the articlrn con-
plained Of a beng s1nurglcd were ship stoses.
, 1866-11-29

A lett. aprtazs In the New York Hercld o:
November 9Th, from ). }. Edwards, u. D., In
witch tc saJx '.tbc recent finding OF Tho fossil
rnsktodoz q, Troy has attracted tI.s attention no:
only tr ,hr Ac1sLts6c world. hut also Of many In
ont-3nc minds 10 such Matters In :he article in
vour napc. Of Sunday, The 18th. III speaking Of
the u,astodcp, reference Is m,ds 10 the hJdtnrgus
a{sco,e7ta ly Or. Koch. The hsdraFSus, Or n It
u,. x,tscurently called, the -euelodont Fhs ex-
hihised N Hsw orleans IN 1873 hJ nf. hoc1.
wat intin .te1y canneet4I with The doetor at that
t!nc s.d Gu not tLtuk ~feI met more honoF-
rete1 ,,dc iacL | knoE every bone iE the Sculoc'
don / .aw it during The whole lime It *as oel9c
p5epa,ef for exhibition, and indeed pa5ti5 as:ie.
trd IN he articulation vi il. When bs hoch sske
led by tl," schoobo1 10 tho side Of the ntd where
the rlorghcd ui' foEetls bad been collected, tie
fousld them to be rome Of the bones coward: ,he
erd Of :is nA, AID: as j appeared eycn:nali!
The skeleton was trstculasad the boncs which wcec
missing were modelled up 10 pla*,ef roughly, 20
ns to kctp tlie Frore1 proportion b 4 us,s 10 10
deceive BY appearing a. fossil. hare ostcn se-n
missing portions l feel conndsnt shat iher did
moi amount 10 more than three or ioar frtf il H.
Hrpth al the tkc.clon @hru exhibited, Ths
icn.th 81 the xeuloEdon when tally attscufat 1
ssas pIr: H., fec; YhethcF soue Ct tho>s who
c-llbil At A's t,ne called 1t ~ icet d. no
In e. lbe ,Itaolu! epidsIn;c Of that year isa3
li,icd and sestteIcd -reaa nuMofn, aou ! nav
not seen 0. htard Of ns- Koch OF '1e @suAosno'
Tie missing Zruglodon wa Aken 70 o. 'oa'. :. y
~ fh,nre brought 10 Ihfcl.o. CONC !no year
srn II now rests il old hoats pSacrinuy " FL. -
ne,er MON OF Coloncl Woods +Iusenm. WE
moi scu ricscat u PAGER
, 1866-11-29

$1,000 Rev Vard.-ChatlenEe 10 the
whole world Miss rcnnetsee.s great tanccr
Rcrncdy extracts CANCER root and branch wNhon.
ratu eF The use Of instrument OF taus.lr- II can
b. applicd 10 lhc eye or over any one Of the yttz
organs without danger 4 complete cure is GUAR
snieed IN every case. Also Ill othae diseases
t5cated with the same fucree. At htr Magnetic In
1smaes. 3si Wabash xTcaue, Chicago. Lock Do1
4 Yaf 3,n4t f1hier
, 1866-11-29

METHODIST MISSIONARY UN1ox.-The ladies Of
the varion. Methodist Churches OF this city usc
requested 10 fes II the lecture room Of lae Cla:
a,tcrnoon nj three O'clock, for the purpose VI
o.Ssn31ln: d Se*inc. Society to naa the ETC t
cuie.pErc Just established. By order Of tho Ex =
eutjfC tGlnitle.
, 1866-11-29

tht1,s five married employees Of the ournat ofice
were IN. evening made the recipients Of turkey
zach. A. Thsnts etv,ng souvenir, from c. t.. Wtl-
tor, E+q the proprietor. The Eift was well de-
.rryed nEd cq1ally well appreciated.
, 1866-11-29

Constitution HgAtcr.-A Certain Cure
for D.AnE71s, and all bsEAsEa Or TN ktpSETt.
Sold By ali Druggists. Depot 10 CilG.ss, ny.
, 1866-11-29

Polxndsx Magic Billions Povsderr.-
These powders afe sure cnre for tlssf Com
plant, and all Bilious dcranEcments. Th3 ncycr
iAtt. Can te obtained ut ali dsu. stores. o. hy
NAL, Price ~ cents. c. @. Clark T. Ca. Scw
Haven, Conu. Fu1ler, Finch : Fuller, Chicago,
Geue,al AHcut&,
, 1866-11-29
t1l- EGHtianta lssaAaAe~- E''snesS~.

f11l- EGAtltanEA lttsA1Ae~. c~atess~s
VIZ c6iIce ttAt the hartman Business College
IL: a:l,ai rcsi,ess Tsair5rg, opened IL or mid.
iiAt:' sso.e uaa twelve mouths ago, Is fa4 hll-
tis e.: With 5',urc tntn from city nna country.
Who h.sc tctezmI1,cd to avail Themselves OF til:
cuiE"- rft:.c wih:ss season by fitting shctoselst>
for lne1ncsx life BY eo1ESe Of stndS ta that pop.
ular institution. TIC effects Of the 1fr IL Ietso-
politau jtucx have all been removed aud with
the aGt!oua Of large amount Of aadldonsl
spacc. the Faculty atic to oer greater facili.
1i.s .taa cvt: 10 students. Tic great HILL ID raw
FLED o.; il = perfect educational aslt.c, dtted
Witt s1l he apl Iarces needed 10 carry on Ill ths
details of hathcss IN Its varied braucb.s, en-
btaeins bsak:nr, insurance, shipping, Telegraph
in.. atd the wholesale and reta.l ii Ill Kind. Il
If filed with students who all busy rn'lcs tht
eye of Competent Professors In acquiring iha
knowledge which will be vslnable IN aite, LIE.
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Arrival. at The rrlneipaI Hotels.

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&C. ri ssS Kes TFss5 TAI pas ss
Stern; kn,ssabsrs. S:jj wSe Sashsills T5ap
PPassss, yistssass: Taaslsy MANS NsiSs; II
p Ss sess's ssnn as'sf
ss nT FsG jehns an,s a dG
Monroe * WIN, Nc: Tss chi
Bates Bat ss' A As Mo- Davidson Tenn Coon
k VIZ soHFs ss ss 's
Mr. Mrs. hsss ss Miss hssh. Rsais Morgan do
ss II charles Rene eSas.;S Sl2ss jan Eysps
fsa MfBi ans ma Ws
ey;I Chapman, Mrs q White, ARK; 1 Nelson and wife
NJ a a ss WIFE, s S sss ss1s's
and wife panvilie, VA Miss sutherln, II Glenn city'
CITY, uPsh g. 3 si.ss
ssoS @sS a a.
l FasEsrd, y MsSy; Niisas, Tssas; ffatt
Ioas; schosaeS s d.; sheaarts shanar do:
howard aaa 4. RS ol. ss ap s9 jack Sf
Rsiley S Row La; Eiseman aud wife u ! Henderson;
and wife Boston; Furnet Salyeston; Ms Shnier,
Memphis Capt s p sas ssaa BaFs Ike ITas sd
Hail La il Or Ohio Hsdey, ia; Il Burton city;
81 9ps sssy IF sss Wig fi e
Enser,og Ms T. Hereford Port Bob y
Bgqsks ssSsks dafgSsn aPiIIoP 81 7
II Redwood Miss Robertson Mrs Robertson; Red
hississippt ses'asn Iiass pssss j.
VA S Hunt POINT
Ms faeapsan ssrsvep
ponnery, La; Taylor, Atlakapas; sInrdo, Saint
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

Miss Mary Harris shot Burroughs because he
wouldn't marry her and Mrs. Augusta Beach shot
her husband, George Beach, because he did marry
Ter. So it seems that if you marry woman
she will shoot you, and if you don't marry her
she'll play the same game, He must be lucky
dog that isn't born now -a-days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

The following Is . list Of passengers by the
steamship Neshannock, Capt Winchester, from
New York December 3Ist, 1865 !:
tleo Il BrowDiug and wife u MarSs A Haraant. j. NJ
Virgins Wits, ~ w ROBERTS W II Mft'lelland
" 4 Mckay Gapt g Moproa, Ezra Morse, We, smith
p atkinson, D G Bennett Mrs sturteyant and two a
Miss Findles Melville. Mrs Capt Scott
Blnback A athron 4 /. and wife, Deputy
eolleaur port Phladtlnha Elsutenx II Sloane
Hewara Ms slsas@n s.sagas 40 LADY, Mrs IeTess nurse
i Il wilkins, a . naisdeil G W phiiiipssJ II Henry
& IIerpnrser makes tho following report: Expe
rienced heavy westerly and southery gales the
entire passage; laid at the bar since Sunday after
noon, water being lower on account Of northerly
winds. Morning Star got OF the bar ON the 9Th
inst, at ? NJ; r. s Cayier and Costa RIGA still at
the bar; passed Star of the Union going ont sun
day afternoon.
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And at retail everywhere.
CATD.

The Popetors presenting to the public the above
comparable Bittes assure them sense graft
tude generous of the recipe and In response
opportunities of the hosts Of Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they would have hestacd before
placing article Of such sterling merit market flooded
with deleteous compounds, beling the Of Stoach
Bitters Our Senior however having the solicitation of
those friends, expended the manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BITTERs the experience acquired in half life
time devoted the preparation of Tonic Digestive Smants
and discovered their immense superiority all other
Stomach Bers, have unhesitatiugly added these
list of articles already prepared establishments
woknown AID largely paonaed by the community large
BARNETT Il LION take this seasouabo opportunity Of
thanking their numerous friends for tho immense increase
their business during the year inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BTFTERs must
necessarily additional their energies yet
large additions in the improvements made ard making in the
manufacturing department of the establishment their orders
will be filled promptly and they hope satisfactorily
usual
BARNETT & LION,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

afessrs. Keep n Caulfield, Nos N and 70 Poydras
street advertise very large stock Of the different
varieties OF superior soaps manufactured by a,
sehoefer 3 Co., st. Louis, Of whom they are the
agents. See advertisement in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

q We call the attention Of persons desiring to
purchase real estate othe card of Messrs. Palfrey
d Co., who Eve find BY advertisement in another
coiumnl have resumed business. Their informa
ton and long experience afford them the greatest
facilities for extensive operations. We wish
them all success.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
III F'eaC Reasons
WHY WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINES
Are Superior to All Others.


r..r-.tGu 5s4s. i.4 g.t auss=.s Isl ..s
First-Tbe superiority of their construction.
SecondThei noseless moticn hardly perceptbeip large
room.
Thd-Thoir utility; performing all kinds of sewing the
neatest and strongest manner
Fourh-The Needles be set wrong, hence do
break, do others.
FhThey do not get ont of repair require frequent
penditures for new improvements"
Sixh-Ther economy; costing not than one half the
price of inferior Machines f
Seventh-The popularity, which is the best indication
their WORTH they disposed Of readily in city in
Europe superseding every Sewing Machine hitherto
Eghth-They perform their work with regularity and
strength without false stitch break frequent with
Others and be managed and made to work by child
1t needs but trial of these beautiful and simple Sewing Ma
chimes convince the skeptCa of their superiority
all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full operation at
No. ST. Charles street,
Third door above Canal street.
EaborerS Wanted.
1000 WHITE LABoRERs WANTED.
Wages Mt the Hate of $50 per Month and
Hoard.
rthor Information apply 30
Tuos. Q. HEA L CO,
Merganza, Point Coupee parish La.
or, JOHN KILLIEN
ertso Ghinn Levee, miles above Baton Rouge
or, SMITH Il HUGHES,
Bass Levee miles below Lake Provosaee La
At New Orleans JAMES BREEN,
Corner of Notre Dame and New Levee streets
REFERvNcr His Ezceency Gov j. NJ Wells, Louisiana
Chicago Times ST. Louis Republican copy six times
semi weekly, and send bill to this Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

AnRryAL OK THE =. r.. CUYLEG. The steam
ship \, R. Cuyler, Capt. 3. II. Dollard, from New
York the 2sth Of December, arrived at her wharf
yesterday morning with a large cargo of assorted
merchandise. Her purser reports having expe-
rienced strong gales aud heavy weather during a
greater portion OF the passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

We cal Che particular attention Of our readers
10 the sale chat tiRe cotton plantation. situated
AZ 6FsAd Isle, BarataTia, and Of that splendid
tllSee brick storH, Az. - Bienvilie street,
cllaage Aaisy NOW occupied by w. Il.
\ deaIe u Iedther, hides, etc. which viii Be
by q. Delseriet, auctioHeer, at the Mcr-
&1siila and Apesiopeers' Exchange. at ~ O'Clock
u Tuesday, January 18th, 1866
7he ffeRdIaan now living on the above planta-
ton Are ds sfpus Of forming contracts with the
parties wAp maT purchase said plantation.
F9r faathef srtealars sea advertisement Id
another gotham.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

Messrs. Gardner Smith & Co. will sell this day,
at halfpast 10 o'clock, at their salesroom, No. 80
Camp street, for account Of whom it may concern,
IN assortment Of fancy dry goods, clothing,
trunks etc., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
.EaborerS Wanted.
Havana Cigars.

LARGE STOCK OF
HAVANA CcTSSA.Eagss
Conpris the celebrated brands Psngas Cabnas and
baa Antonio CaharzB Cinto de Orion Intimidad Imperial
Flor de Cuba etc. etc. for sale and at moderate pcea
2. PRATS,
No. 6 GAroHdeef street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
OFFICE. NO "a CAMP srREEr.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY ii, 1885.

no MI. a. 8. Tester, purser Of the Nashannock,
and also ii the purser OF the R. r. Cuyler we are
Indebted for zles Of New York papers.
n Also 10 the officers of the Southern md Com
merciAl Express Companies Tor various papers
ahead III tfc mail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
Everybody Inquiries

GOLDEN STiEAI WHISKY,
EXTRACT OF RYE, and DuNsTUs LONDON
... LIQUORS, sold by
G. "A. Richards, Ne. 94 Camp street
And ali grocers and Druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

GEOGRAPHICAL CrANGE.--It is stated that the
Falls of St. Anthony are rapidly undergoing a
change; that during the spring of 1859 they rece-
ded about $50 feet to the middle of the river, and
nearly 40 feet further the next spring 1t is not
improbable that in few years they will be de-
stroyed altogether leaving nothing behind but Il
long reach Of rolling, tumbling rapids.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

We make the following extracts from late num-
bers of the Houston Telegraph:
We have had series of heavy frosts in this lati-
tude for few nights past, and the nights were
very cold. The freedmen suffered terribly, and
they are all anxious now to find places in the
country. They have not yet seen all the blessings
of freedom, and will probably be considerably
wiser by next spring. We shall see
A freight train laden with 1000 bales of cotton
left this city for Galveston Friday. 1t came down
the Central road and passed through without
change of cars.
Merchants shond keep an eye ON their sable
customers. for many of them are hard up and can
not resist the temptation to steal. A negro man
entered II jewelry store the other day, and pre-
tended to purchase gold watch. Several were
placed before him for inspection, and he managed
to slip one in his pocket. The jeweller then
grabbed him and found the watch.
We had heavy freeze on Tuesday night, and
ice was formed half an inch in thickness. Yester-
day morning was very cold, but the sun shone
brightly.
The late ordinance passed by the City Council,
compelling draymen to give bonds for their hon
ssty, has hid good effect. The movement has
thnned ont tie draymen considerably, and given
the honest ones chance to make money. A few
faithful and honest coored draymen have given
bonds and in many cases their suretfes their
former masters. Many colored men in this city
arc in the constant habit of applying to their
former masters for advice, and this is given them
cheerfully.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
Gilbert Eyon's school, fio,. Boys,

s<ssVsRS GSSEGOWS Of A9OWSs
CHATAWA, PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD,
English and the Classics
Rev ALBERT LYON.
Mathematics Bookkeeping and Penmanshp,
ROBERT j. PERKINS
Natural Sciences,
JOS c. ROBERT.
Assistant III English,
Modern Languages,
L. T. DE BOSCAUD.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental
CHARLES IlROLLl
Charge of the Gymnasium and Registrar Of the School,
JOS c. ROBERT.
The Second Session will commence on FEBRUARY lsT,
continuing to JULY 1sr.
R5~No Pupils admitted for less period than Session.
TERMs-pAYABLE DEMAND:
For Tuition in English with Board etc. per $500 90
Modern Languages and Music etc, annnm 25 90
H~Circulars may be obtained application to ROBERT
PITKIN Esq, ID and Is Camp street
REV. ALBERT LYON, Master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

ANOTHER CRUSADE. Now that the more than
thirty years war upon slavery is over, it would
seem that we are TO have fresh one against
polygamy, as another of the " twin relics of bar
barism.n The work is yet unfinished, according
to the Cleveland Leader, Republican paper,
which says:
, We are now ready to give qnietus to polygamy,
even if it does not adopt the same suicidal policy
which so speedily killed its twin sister But il
seems probable that, having put down rebellion
for slavery, aud put down slavery too, we may be
called on to put down a rebellion for poygamy.
fnf ~ ,of mit '
Utah than they ever were in the South, and there
can be no question that all that is wanting to pre-
cipitate the contest is an immediate occasion for
conflict.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

The peculiar properties of these Bters that whilst pos
essing all the good qualities of Bittes general they
yIGoRATE WITHOUT INTOXICATING; arc one of
the best Toncs ever known and having been the of
relieving and in many saving the lives of thousands
on the battle field be rcOd in all dysporc and asu
lent disorders a
Every ingredient contained in tue article everything
used in the putting up of these Bters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL, and contain injurious property.
For sale to dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT 4 LIONS
81 and 50 Gravier Streets
Now Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole Projectors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

COMMENCEMENT or AN INTERESTING SUIT.--In
the Circuit Court yesterday Major General F. P.
Blair filed petition as the basis of suit for
damages against Ridgeley and Thompson, judges
of election, in which he claims ten thousand dol
lars damages for refusing to accept his vote at the
Sixth Ward polls at the last election.
/ ISt. Louis Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
I They have giant ID Sweden nine feet eight
inches high, He il termed His Hghness.i

nffLE. The local = Of certain city daily,
eescllpng . hrc. says: The devastating element,
alsa eshea with floods Of water, belched forth its
CRIMSON 'nss, and spread the fiery dag of deVasta
~ osst cisafe squares. unchecked BY the super
human exertipns Of tie lfenon, who seemed like
less sprtts " we halt % pandemoniun, as they
Hooked around the terrihe spectacle,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
BARNETT & LION,


Hssy E'0t2F
TETeS AND UNDERsIIII2IzS
WHERE THEY ARE MADEi
At the Corner ST CHARLES aud CANAL Sta,
LEIGHTON's OLD STAND.
W'0oGrNG, kssgstes' 8; G0.,
RIOS. At and 10 New Ecvee Street,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Fine WINES, E.IqnOrs Etc,
Are constantly in receipt of the choicest GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CORDIALs,
CoNsERvEs, etc,
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

Teas. Teas. Teas.

Teas. Teas. Teas.
TEAS RETAILED
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
III u w. PIsATT,
.CARONDELE EFT ST, 57
Has in store large and complete assortment Teas
every kind and quality which will be offered from this date at
retail at less than Wholesale prices.
Having the agency established at our store of one of the
largest importing houses the United we are enabled
to offer Teas at retail at oft of FIFE PER CENT ONLY
on New York prime cost.
We have fine Teas brought New Orleans
and will retail them at lower prices than usually asked for
the most inferior
In all csses Teas will be just as repre-
sentsd.
J. W. PLATT,
Family Grocer, 81 Oaronaeiet street.
bet. Union and Pardido streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

The ttentioa IF country and city purchasers i
caslAd To tha large ANA ensivs sale Of diy eooas
fllia 1ag by yiapent y ca, 10 chartres street, q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

ARilVAL oR THE CosrA RIGA The steamship
ss'sta Rlca, Capt. Harris, from New York necem.
Der seth, toJ u. coartenay, with a full CARGO If
assorted merchandise, arrived at her wharf last
night. We are indebted to Mr. Burnes, her mar.
scr, for Tho following list Of passengers.
pr u ! Phi,ps vie and sery4at Or Caldwell and w,fa
q g " Y SlT Wheeer, Ed Sehagtn Rollins Aurrsts
Ms u Wilcox Mrs. Wilcox and sixy,two III the ssserase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

EAroN RouGE We learn from tie Advocate
that The eugar-houss Of Mr.. Jas. I. Lobdeil, oil
West Baton Rouge, was entirely destroyed BY fire
On DIE night OF the 4th.
Ile neIent sport ofs chicken fighting Ii about 10
bassss III Red Etiek, several 81 game ones
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

AT meeting of the passengers held board the steamship
Neshsnnoek which left New York the Sst of December
the following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resnlved That the Undersigned passengers of the
ship NeshaDnock hereby wish to express Capt james
and officers appreciation of their ability and
conduct toward US our passage.
Resolved, That do unhestatngly recommend the Ne
shamrock to the travelling public for safety and comfort
during unsias boserous passage her seaworhness and
fast sailing qualities have well successfully proven
she hay ng outdistanced her competitors. rs
Resolved That Tor excellence OF the cuisine luxury, of
COMMUNICATION and unemtting attendance she
BY any passenger steamer in the trade.
Resolved That the foregoing be inserted in the New Orleans
and New York papers
Mrs, @ H. Howard, Mrs r Scott Miss Annie Fend err Mrs
Albert zrega Mrs. u Clara GennGn, Mrs D. Biderback
Mrs A. O. sturtevant Mrs Mary Munroe, David Burnett
Thos q MunFne Qms W Benit A. L Marks, II. T. Sloane
Fis n & I-athrop y Morse A .Stearns, Geo 4 Brown
ing, II Van Astyne fanny b. Van Astyne Asher d. Atkin
son, w Il Macsay, h NJ Wilbur Geo. W. White, G. Cou.
tenS o. Il Jordan, Philip Dater r III. Higgins Louis c.
Cannon Vim. T, smith, A. " Waikinslaw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
=
DEmD.

On Wednesday evening January loh 1855 AT o'clock in
tho seventy secGnd of his age, RICHARD SALTER
Ireland the past MY years
q resident ofths city.
His friend, and acquantances, and those of the family
respectfully invited attend HIS funeral from his lateresdencc
No ZIG Josephine ssrset, FRIDAY, January 18TH at
o. t.