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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05


SNAIL NorEs The following prohibiting the eireu-
aton of small notes introduced in ths State Senate
by Mr. Kenner passed the 23d ult reported ia
ylrably in the House by MI. u. Wilson. thaTnan uI
the Committee on Banks read twice ordered to be
printed
lie sact-i Jy The Senate and House Of Representatives in
gfal ,7SSypty ennya8 That from and after the pro
ulrston of this set it shah be unlawful for nuy indyd-
ua or association Of individuals authorized not au-
thozed to carry the business Of banking or for any
body polite corporate within me state ef Louisiana 70
make emit issue or cause be issued to pay ont or
cevs in payment any bill of credit bank note or pros-
sory note or issue within without Of tue State
Of Louisiana any other instrument of writing to be se
a. money circulating medium in less amount or
of a less denomination than Ave dollars.
SEC Be u enacted ETC That any individual or asso-
citation individuals or body polite or corporate viola
ting the provisions Of this act shall forfeit 'of eae ane
every offence the OF ten dollars to be recovered with
costs Of suit 10 the and for the OF any person
who shall for the and prosecute such suit 10
Judgment before any court Of competent Jurisdetio1
SEC Be cEaeted That the penalty In1lctsd by
the Of this act shall not he enforced
sny individual individuals other than those issuing or
causing to issued said small notes who shall pay out OF
receive payment any note Or notes as prohibited by tue
first section of this and during the period Of sx
months after the PRONUNCIATION thereof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
DAILY CRESCENT.
Latter from Baltimore.
garr,spsnstuts Of tb, Crtsttnt.

csrrtspsnstuss Of tbt Crtsttnt.
B.Lrr4oRx February 2s 1859.
Our city 10 Just now recovering from the exetsmsDt
growing ct the recent formidable strike Of the me
shancs The turnout Of from four to FIVE thouaapdsn
marching through the with music and banners
msang dsy and night listen to exciting speeches from
deagogues WHO ezs1 the occasion for the manufacture
OF political capital not Of those de1nstFaton that
are usually brought TO a climax without violence and
bloodsbedbpt happily these results have been avoided
thr,h the mutual fgrbearapee Of both ths employees
AMI the employer number stil standing out, but
question Of etiquette IL only u he setielas to
which viii make the hsHt advane4-she 1nz.tsT viii soon
be finally adjusted.
The rt fruits Of the eoEnpetion Of tia Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad beginning o be felt and hspeeforth il
believed city will progrsss with aetssratsd pace in
the path Of commercial prosperity Fright trains are
now daily passing between Baltimore and Wheeling and
with the coming spring shah have accession Of trade
that will show NeHYork and Philadsphis that they
have powerful and determined rival q thi. quarter
Neworeans glad TO .ee has walked upon The mAtsr
Of railroad connections and in earnsst about the
work If your eiz9ps could only fully peTcsiFo what
these works have and continuing to do for Bal
tzore they would have doubt os What is their duty
| in the premises .-...
Baltimore, you are all veil aSsre is theroughiT
sczthern city in feeling though occupying border posi-
ton seaboard connections with ths cities or the south
il now the favorte enterprise with merchants and
doubt not that before long Important stsps will be
taken to put these connections permanent and sfi-
cient footing The recent establishment Of your port "a
the starting point Of the route to California via
Vera Cruz and Acapulco has been without its effect
here and the Importance and advantage of lins Of
steamers connecting Baltimore with New Orleans il freely
eanvsssed hope something practical will out Of it
There is but little loeal stirring with Wash
ington just now attracts all eyes Our oeeseskars are
however fsy on tie gu rrs and ready FOR the struggle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

THx DAuPHlV RoMAScE.--The NewIsEk Tribune states
that Mr. Putnam has received f;u the Prince de JOnvie
repy to the romantic account Of his interview with the
Rev Eleazsr Williams. lately published in Putnams
Monthly The nature Of the reply IL not known Il is
said however that the Primes meets every point OF the
REV Fieazer Wiamss narrative with which he con-
eerne and gves his OWE what passed between
tbau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

JEWISH DIsABiLriEs are enabled TO stste' anu We
are certain that our brethren will be roeed to lears that
the Earl Of Aberdeen who was
az Jewish enapcipatiuu has within the last few months
seen to change his opinion the subject aud Is
NOW Arm supporter of our claim admitted to all
the benefits Of the British constitution Inc mouse ol
Rothsebd have the most sangune hope that the present
session of Parliament will not have passed away without
seeing the Baron Lionel kohschd seated in the Hous,
of Commons as s thrice ted representative OF the eit
of london This coupled with the fact OF what trans
prsa last vsek at the meeting the London Tavern il
sston 70 the rsseleson Of Lord John husss ~ ndse
shesEipR nsss, lssgish Chrcplsls,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

LJ,ptLrrY roR cousTERFEIr B.LLs-Al foreign eouu-
ea bank bills preseAted at the counfsr of the Suffolk
g nix in Boston marked the face and back and
names of the persons presenting them taken that
should such notes get into circulation it eau o aseer
tanned from whose possession they came few days ago
man presented counterfeit bill at the bank which had
the marx upou it, and upon reference ascertained
that it was deposited in July 1850 by trader OF Boston
The bill was taken to this trader and redeemed IN order
to prevent prosecution. sr.5. sesa.s,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

d. KAsEs Arctic EafEpiTioN-ihe orsahl-a.on oi
DR. Kanes expedition is now nearly conple's, anu may
be expected to sail by the middle OF april IN
to the brig Advance the expedition WIN carry GUY
smaller vessel in frame ready be put together when
necessary 1t takes also five whale boats maus OF
and gutta percha boats which can aso ne usea as
sledses On the upper coast OF Gre nanu fottyelgnt
os will also be added I'd the party The scientific corps
viii consist of three gentlemen besides DR. Kane himself
The NewYork Tribune says the sailing officers will be
Messrs Brooks, McCreary, John Ward Wilson and amos
Donsa all volunteers Mr. Brooks was the boatswan oi
the expedition. Mr. McCreary has been IN bann
Raw on whaling expeditions has been wrecked there and
knows the coast thorouahy Messrs Wilson and Bonsa
are sailors by taste and habit but gentlemen Of position
and fortune who 90 out from love OF adventure ine
crew consists Of eleven picked men, stawart fellows iron
Maine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Sur or L.sps IN ILLlSot.-A bill Is now before the
of Ilinoi. to proyids for the sale Of state
lands and auidaon Of State ndebtednes and to grant
the right Of preempon to settlers on State land Among
its provisions are the following That all lands owned by
the state shall be offered for sale within twelve months
none to be sold for less than So per acrethe lands to
be sold at the county of the counties in which they
Law that said lands shall be subject private entry if
not sold at auction the lands be sold for gold and
silver to be used in the purchase Of State Indebtedness
The bill has passed the Senate hut remains to be acted
| on in the House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

TnE wtsrER GERNAsy.-rhe New YORK Tribune says
the winter has been mild aud the weather delicious
along the Rhine here along thu Hudson tn the hrst
of January almond in blossom on tina sors
trassen in Badeu-thst is, the Rhns valley ~ tns
foot Of the mountains Of the Black Forest nom fr'
burg falso in Basn) Dsesuber "a apple trsss were IN
hoom hsrdsmen wore leading thsir herds - pasture
and tho peasant women collecss grssa grass ff thsir
cows at home Az Tubingsn On tbs 18th o. pssen
boys bathed in the Neetar The zsisss says we mere
At Auyburs pueksa IN 0ur own sssdsn roses and s''''
~ chyi,trs,, -ash hsd slqsssnst II :hs e1sa as.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

RIcH PKAyER-A correspondent Of the LouissiAs
Times writing from Burksvlls, Kentuesy states thst
stauneh democrat in neghoorhood during fhe Mex
lean wal was called upon TO pray at esuiaf ehureh
nesting upon which he perperated the usual torm upon
such occasions with this addition On Lord, DO Win
our army in Mexcc whshsr it be right or wnetner Ii
ba wrong bless It, We Of the democratic party ARE
charged with making for conquest but We believe
II 10 he war Of defence. But, Oh Lord, We would net
enter into an argument the subject before yea but for
further particulars would refer you to the Presidents
message
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

4 TlrA @ ainz aark,; ship WARBLER, Chi John a. ~
Nyesrpft, AL Dispatch lof tar above port For
gl pas, appry le ulisrtlruyd, TO the Captain
sis 80 d IS. OLIVER x co Qs caroaielg, street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

suIPwsEcKs AND Loss or LIFE-A dispatch from Phiia
dslphia dated the 18th u says The brig Champion
for Portland Maine with cargo f coal went ashore last
saturday night Cincoteague shesk and ali who were
on board we're drowned The sohoouar Mary and Bach,
from Washington North Carolina for Boston, with naval
stores also went Ashore and will prove total loss Twa
of tho crew were drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Phlips's Fire Aunihiator will probably receive tho
rough test at last by the departments of the Gov
ernment One hundred Of the machines expected to
be bought s6coo by order Of Congress the Secretary
of the Navy having made accommodation to that ef
feet They proposed to be used ON board steam
ers and in the navy yards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

WoMys's ASrE-NuYTtAL DEsTs-A bill has been intro
due in the New York Legislature providing that women
who have contracted debts prior to marriage shsi 60
labs for hair paynent that creditors may have the
same remedies after before marriage and ths husband
shall not necessarily be party in any suit ier
No action shall be against husband for the
ab.s f bs wife contracted previous to marriage, nor
shall the husbands property be liable for such debts e1
sept such as he received from his wife bs voluntary ces
| sntiou or ante nuptial contract ~7d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Punch slanderousy says: The sun s called masculine
from his supporting and sustaining the moon and find
ing her the wherewitha to shine away she does OF
night and from his being obliged to keep such family Of
stars besides The feminine because shs Is con-
stantly changing just ship IL blown about By every
wind TIE church Is feminine beesuse shs is married 10
the state and Time is masculine because he is triied
With by the ladies ... L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05


THE ISsrRREcrioN AT MIL1N-The London eorrsspon-
dent Of the New York Tribune confirms the belief We have
entertained that the proclamation purportns to have
been issued by Kossath was spurious document He
says
As to the movement, can give you correct and de
tailed information The insurreeton took place against
the advice of Kossuth who wished TO have It delayed un-
iii the probable rupture between Austria and turkey
should offer fair chance of success but the Italians
were so much exasperaed by the recent toggngs and
ha ngngs that they said they would rather perish in open
battle than in the Austrian dungeons. When Mazzini
saw that they could longer be kept back he wrote to
them that thou he thought the outbreak premature
vet he would 70 to them the worst to die with
them On the 9th, proclauations posted up on all
the corners Of the streets in Milan with the names OF
Mazzni and Kossuth riot took place, and blood wa;
she'd but the movement was put down
"On the Sth, dawn some Italians introduced them
selves into the arsenal and cut down few Austrian ON
Gers when the prvates surrendered and gave up the
arms The communications were Immediately interRapt
ed and we have further dispatches up TO this hour
The Mauee have finally succeeded this blow viii fall will
great hardship on the Austrisns There are new 500
Austrian soldiers in Lombardy-l3o00 OF them in Milan
% 600 in the fortress Of VIENNA $500 in Mantua and h
remainder small garrisons scattered all over the eonn
try and easily destroyed by the insurgents Eight thou
sand out of the fifty hungarian; and four A9uaho
| Italians An army Of about the same strength rs p
persed through Tuscany. Nodens Parma ana tne n!
magma but there the proportion OF the Hunearahs II
much strosger - i. ,.,,. of Kos
AS to the proclamation posted up IN tns name " ~
s,tL IL il mt genuine His probably maoe u.s.
~ hv tho Italians who know that he would not contra
| dict itn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The last zairs American H- DJECAs PRINCE, -
IT, Beuet.fl ,aa, al hUvg quick fsIht A-''
3 u ifal-lta . ua,a Cotton. aT1ly
j. J.. WHITNEY s CO.. 6l Camp street.
r. Far r,YHea grrlv W tl4f o4pn, taHrd. ja9l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

JAFASEsE-Three japanese thsfrst Of that people SUP
posed to have set their feet English SOIL have ar
rived Liverpool having been picked up in the Paeie
ocean They had acquired aome knowledge Of the Eng
lish language
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

CAss BuRSED A few dsys ago, freight tyaln on tne
south Carolina railroad took fire and six cars with heE
contents consisting Of Eve bafe Of eott6 we're
entirely destroyed The heat infenss = - melt
the wheels Of the ears ini1rins eonsasrsae Hn Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The DsRELcr sfIIP ITsLy.The United states Revenue
cutter Hamilton which arrived Charleston the Goth
ult from cruise reports having fallen In with the dis
asea ship Italy about seventy miles from the bar Cap
tain Rudolph attempted to tow her into port but gale
coming on the parted The cutter laid BY her o
fifty hours but the weather continuing very bosterou 1t
was found necessary abandon her She had about two
thousand bales cotton in her hold She was stin tne
Gulf Stream and will probably be fallen ia with and saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

MAMMOTH ENGLISH sHPs-The largest mercantile ship
in the world the screw steamer Hmalaya of 5000 tons
measurement built the Penasuar and Oriental steam
Navigation Co is nearly ready for launching at London
She will be propelled by machinery Of 100 horse
mower The largest msn-ot-war in the world has just
been put in commission by Capt Henry Ryam Martin son
of the Admiral Of the Fleet She bears the Of the
Duke of Wellington aud carries 131 guns. She has
engines Of $50 horse power machinery, and she will
har nrnz nf lnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

TIE FsEscH EMraEsssA letter from Paris states that
the spanards in ectaeies at the Empro el9ce OF
Spanish bride. The fashion Of Wearing ghfs sHd knee-
breeches be introduced at the Escura IN imitation
Of the mode adopted at the Tuilsries.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

MF Charles Dickens has Presented cheek for E50o to
Sergeant Field superannuated ocer Of NE detective
pece upon vhose information hs founded several articles
in Household Words relative to the detective system
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

JrvEzrLE DEtfvauEEcY-The Managers Of the House
OF R-fage In Philadelphia, oss premium Of 800 for
the best and so the next best say juveniis de
linqusuey, its causes and prevsnsiyess zrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
,UNI. OR ROCK OIL. ANATURAL

REMEDY procured Well Allegheny county, Pennsy
Tara below the ari's sg"e put % and sold u . A.
kIFi CAual Easlu. Seventh street, n tsb.rsh, Pa -
PErkOIEt VI discovered in b0nz - salt water ana On
wing r. was folud very valuable Mfdn-, and e
.t,. Strs: elAs, tiei. Lntns anu
p.t W a lows r1 earth, without PrePs7aion
4dtit rat0u. -
a,az- j. Wright Co.. 5l C'1irs sssi VINO
vi pilcea
AL al Ni.. .hurgh, by o. o. WOODilAS & co.
fS would ui bur advantage 20 use the pis1-
STg5, and cerah cure 9f Sweeney
In I-ra lt.r5 a.! Aiaaiag linmsni. janis .m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Wi leave SATURDAY, March s, At o'clock F. NJ.
gNOR FORT TOWSON, UPPER RED ~ n
T. RIVER, SALINE And LITTLE RNERr4-
superior running r. u. JUN rs,
a.
on6 board, or to sNIrHtS FfhHSrER, 80 PoydrAs street,
J. II. ItEALD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Tas s14IL sIt7zz cstx-.rhe ,su for the coinage Of
al svsr coin IF reduced rate has been approved By
the President 1t goes into cpaou on the nrst Of June
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
vs,REAsURERs OFFICE, New Orleans, Feb

ps 3s accordance with the provisions of the thirty
m s.oto The Act Consolidation, notice - hereby gwen hai the
laving q unpaid due The e q Ne" 9r tor PIT
.o m M Third District Court Of New Oreanafi5n L. IT, henbedyi
ludgs. -. t...t-. s;,.. >. .,,...
Tha persons Appended are - apPest
1 Se an ~ y ,b,,saf II ~ ~ W II. GARLAND, Trsaslrer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Ts1esrn from the Warrington papers thas in difference
10 the feelings of General Pierce the Managers Of the
proposed Inauguration Bal have dsteTminsd to aban
Joa it. sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The railroad from Atlanta to Lagrange, Georgia was
completed and opened the 18th utme leaving but II
niles-he break between Lagrange and West Reint-to
be completed There now but II miles Of staging.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Wisconsin paper Gays that extensive firms il Toronto,
osTsgo Green Bay, Dspre and Fon de Lac have snug
nearly s4ooooo worth Of goods during the last two
yssrs into wisconsin ls.,. r2If - s-- lffe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

sLEpoE HAMMER MusIc.-A singular rtisiesi nsvelty
has degree relieved the langBH and monosny Of
Rome. In ysrdi's opera the rrpubadour an ans't
chorus with an accompaniment Of sdge hammrs. ia in
troiueed .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

dffeuity took place on the streets os MiledseyiIe
Ga en- the 18th Us tstween Hiram Wsodan and a man
.ansd Ryne- Both we're badly stabbed. They now lay
IN Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Mrs Bseeher stose author Of Cncls Toms Cabin ?
it Is asid s to be offered sort of pubs Testimonial
previous her departure for Europe By hsr abolition
f1fsn1s IN New YORK. sJ r-h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Another reneontre took place IN washtnsSou Wed
nc sday I'D ult between Cob Greeey clerk in the
Solicitor 5 oface and Mr. Thonpsos- q lawyer. Blood
was spilled. but no lives we're lost ,s u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Wi-cousin with sparse and egran. population, has
sehooI and university fund Of s55o0oo and annual
ON sy fo the nstruction Of ehildrsn Of $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Volunteer Rife Corps il about. with the government
snt TO be enrolled in London. 1t Is to number 1000
men The Duks a wellington bss co1ssntsd TO bscome
u f-olnrai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

RNUR WABASH XIV Ek-NeW Or- fs$ n
leans Wabash River Packet.The and ~
srsndid ligh daught sILAs RIGHT
Capt v. c. Coolidge will regular packet durn tne
ar Tor freight passage APPLY on board. in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
"a ns-CANAL STREET "sG 80

SO Es-CANAL STREET. "ssN "a
\ II n NEW ORLEANS MANTiLLA fAcroRY a
HsTna ClDAKS and SILK Embroidered MAN
TiiIAS OF ahs style and j,gt mnins Ladies and
suit ~ eusomersai the NeHOrean Manta Fac
tarv 20 lIO Canal sTeH
1e proprietor establishment respectfully soics the nspce
t m particularly
tn city, moi of his large 4nd splendid stock o. LOANS
opened ud ready for sale at his Mnla Ros
10 a ard they purchase other place and they
viii he convinced that selling them at half the price Of any
other u the city. -. :, ,,
In ion splendid and large stock Of Coaks ard Manllas
Ladies' can article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE,
SILK in ali Dresses French sk and Fancy Straw BON
MIS- and RIBBONS large stock tMBRODERES to be sold
commission al the nsnaiaeer prs Lac and Muslin
SACKS aud ANTtLLAS CAPES, ClEMlsETTES SLEEVES aud
COZ LARS 500 Fmbroideed Linen HASDKERCElEFS in the
lat 10 be without style BlOUAlhR TRIMMINGS
md eT aea that eanuot b had other
-, ,,,,ys
Wedding Desees BABIES LONG CLOAkS and ROBES tRlNGEs
the richest styles and different Shades sh Ill
VET in the piece for making MAnulas, . am,
I Ladies' wishing any particular style Of Cloak or Msntia
IADFS AgE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. uoyi9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

T9E RELIGIOUS AGfTATIoS N EuRoPE'-The determina-
ion Of England and Scotland to make Ireland Proted
nt and that Of the irish Roman Catholic clergy, sup
ported by the strength of their continental brethren
especially Of France and Isyto preserve it, as hereto
fore devoted to Rome have carried religious discussions
into all places Scripture readers and Bible distributors
missionaries and controversial lesturers are now found
almost every where and schools and conver
I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
ST. 1t us.

VIII Ieave WEDNESDAY, March ., at o'aloek
KTOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth <fssss.. a
"A OF WHITE RlVER hAPO EON NlCKSbUkG saa.sJ., J.,-As
aud al the Bends-AlsinphiS Packet GEO. Cbl-e>e@--
LIER-rhe splendid passenger GEO COLLIER, j. W. @9s-
lee, Will For having sGpsror
oeonluisJAtonsi upply On beard,
SMITH Il FtAtlSTER 50 PoydraE street.
rh5 GEO, W SHAW = CO, "a Poydrss street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

wretch. devoid of feeinsesaJs that tie principal
merit Of the Chinese theatrical performers in San Fran
cisco Is that they pa7 particular a.ension 10 their es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
Tax is5!


rsry !5 l-5sn accordance with t' roFs9n' oi hs aiy
Ae Consolidation not 4 h'y E'5h lt
fosrg uHP,A Taxes due The cty NeNpsah ~. nSN y
nh 4.llga's Co4rt-fciai ttfsth "Asce Inc
tegr, app utsi, ber"7 ~. - l' ~ ~
800 he .end contsin5d h IN ht e dsiA lfou NJ
~ s"s"t t.rrg,t @ v. Il. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
PORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,

AFEXICAN PETIT GULF SEED Having
arrangement eBprly Of the above nes
Pu RE SEED will sell u eNileN prices, rtlshs ohy
a4d-d. 4. n, AifALfiN x ~, -,,.,..
,nfS ou Comm 80 Canal street