davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

The ship Agnes, which arrived at New York
on the 18th, sailed from Rio de Janeiro on the
I'd Of june, in company with the ship Barnshee,
for Baltimore
On the evening of the LIST of June the ship
Meguntioock, from Philadelphia, was on FIRE in
the port of Rio, and had to be scuttled 1t was
supposed the crew set her on fire, as number
of them had been arrested the previous day for
mutiny.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

INDICATIONS, The Baton Rouge Comet says
that the Coast journal, published at Donaldson
vile, has dotted the mantle Democratic, and
proolaims itself neutral journal. 1t gives
place to the Democratic as well as to the Ameri-
can ticket for the State officers, at the approach
ing election, " StraWs show which way the
wind bloHsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

TRAGEDY IN GREENoAsTLE, IND.-An sffray
took place in the streets of Greencastle week
or two since, between DR.. Stockton and man
by the name of secrest, in which DR.. s was
killed-Secrest using a bowie knife, and the
Doctor q cane only. The fair grew out of
trivial circumstance and quarrel of words in
which the lie passed freely ending in tragedy
which brings grief and irreparable loss to many.
Both parties are said to be past the meridian
Of life, and of very respectable characters. Sc
Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

FRuIT--Mr. B. G. Cloud, No. 81 st. Charles
street, has received by late arrival from Ruatan large
assortment Of fresh bananasabout the largest and finest
we ever saw He has also great quantity of ripe and
delicious peaches and from Bay St. Louis and other
places along the Lake shore Those loving fruit-and
who are they who do not-shoud give him a call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

A FEARFUL FALL.---A few days ago, as 10.
seph Huffman was at work on a staging of the
steeple Of new church at Hamilton, Ohio, he
stepped on loose board, which tipped and threw
him to the ground, distance of one hundred
feet In his descent he struck the roof of the
building, breaking his back and neck, and his
iifeless body was picked up about twenty feet
from the building, very much mutilated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Fur the Kreesent
DAD TO THE yuNG AMHRRIKER.


o u
9rlmit pump! stewpepius skwhir. mi
Hat is thine. baF seen thes. And
Am purtecktli kontented Much
Red ov thee, and msnny wunders hurd. But
Know ikno thow art indeed
Punkins; and punkins Of that orlmiti
Kind as must be seen TO be properli
Apreshiated Thaw art phitIy @
Named o Yung Amerriker! For youer
Destined to nook things holler, and,
Talk the wrags frum orl creashun.
Wen yew KUN TO town,
Crate skwhirt, we diddent like
Youer loocks, fur youer klumsi wen
Asleap. And many jocks we had
Atyour eckspens Purtickulurli
Wen you buGted youer wind bag si..
At the knew bacin trile. Gin
" Wingpheald and Gaok Adems both
Toad US knot to be tew plastic hcald
oaer horssis jest litsl vile. But
We woodent. And jew went hoamS J
IN disgraie. But stewpepjus skwhirti
The godds did knot disserf thee; and
The CRATE rerander cort on phire.
TWINS then, orlmiti pump, yew
Shode youerselph Kripeld as yew
Ware. yew toddied oWt. Yew smoaked
And yew snorted. And CRATE
K3ngdum how yew skwhirted Ysw
Mus site to sea. Peiremen kwit
Thare wurk and klusterd rownd -
Yew thickli ; and the theaYes thay
Etppt a steelin, and the wotohmen
stopt wotchin and thousands pored
Frum every direckshun to SEQ yew
Porin VORTEX. Yew was kok Of
The wark then, lie swair Fur wen
The phire put out the CRATE
Fefander, yew put out the phire: s
Aud then you smuthered the
smoak, and if thade let yew
Luce, yewd q put owt the briks
LikWi2e, rs yew did an Eyerichman.
Tho knot on purpis. Crate skwhirti
lime glad youer docile. Tork of the
Ellefunt of Dellhigh, what drownded
A porltry talur cors he diddent
Like him, with his truck phnll Of
Mudd and worter o, Yonng Amer
R'ker, you'd taken the conseat
0uten that ellefunt or orl the ellefunts
0ute1 Aphricker and iph yew ever
Git mad in Orleens, hears one hool
Emigreat instanter. Bat to
Resume mi theam. 5@
Over aphter over, orlmiti pump
Did gaiz on thee inraptured Wen
sor yew standing thare wurkin like
D1tschman orl day long, and knot
Gassin amy, and a swettin without
smel sukin up the muddy worter
Like 1t taisted gud, or had dash Nv
Red-i in it, and skWhirtin it out
Like yung imagery, or
Like you Wus six at stummik knot A Us
stoppin 70 talk breth, nor hollerin
Ows for brandt knot singin gud
Bi mi luv, gUd bi, or hundred yeers
Ago but aktin thepart of a CRATE
Oridginel, with pheller pokin view
Up behind, and yew thundrin
And skwhirtin like you diddent kair
Wether skool KEEP or knot--weni sor
Orl this, imortel pump! mi
Hart sweld at the thort Of thi trans
Sendant grateness and the gIori that
Awates thee. And dropt 4 4 M
Tier fur past aidges, whot never
Sea the like.
But, great masheen,
The wethers worm, and must
Clothes. l onli wish wus -.
A Collorsus of Roads, and the miti
Farther Of Worters streem Of
JeWlip. Idle stand athwort It. one
Phoot in the Knstomhous, luther ..
In Alljeers, and ide hay thee, CRATE
Pump. fur mi stror, and suk
Threw thee furever. Fur irne
pri, and must LUX owt fur
Friend. fung Amerriker, adew. Long
May yew skwhirt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
dreIesrapbea to the pailn Crescent
RIVER INTELLIGENcE.
IBY rnE sAr1oNAL lrxn.1

v1oksnuRG, July 2o.--The steamer Henry
ohouteau passed down at 2 P. NJ yesterday,
Niagara at 2, Edward Walsh at 4, and Princess
at P. NJ, all bound for New Orleans
A man named Horne, who murdered another
named Edwards in Texas in April last was ar
rested here to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

AMERICAN CoTToN PLANTER.-We have re.
ceYed the July number of tine American Cotton Planter
published at Montgomery, Ala, and edited by N. B
Cloud NJ D. Its slavery valuable work, and the present
number is unusually interesting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

STOP AT -..
Alfred MunrOe Il Co.'s
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
CORNER OF GRAyIER
IMMENSE STOCK OF
SUMNER CLOTHIN
or every description, NEARLY AT COST, &.@
FOB MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Also, FURNISHING GOODS,
And large RUBBER CLOTHING msuufacursd by .hs
Rubber Company" ardsold factory prices
kB-No deviation from marked prices.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
iy9t apet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

OF the Board Of Directors Of the Pnhe Schoos Oh Inc
!, hed Wednesday, July 18th, The following Teacher
to wit.
Boys' High School. -~q
JOHN c. DouGLAs-PriueipAi,
JOSEPH SouTRA-Freneh Teacher
Girls High SCHOOL,
Mins K. MACTIkR-Prneipal, n..,a--@
Mrs. MATTHEY--Freneh Teacher.
Seventh Ward-Boys' School.
II O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. sAyAGE-Flrat Assistant,
Miss G. Duly Second Assistant,
Mrs. BLAIR-Thiri Assistant,
Miss ]. BARN ES--Fourih Assiatant. 4'4 D.. +"
Lebreton Boys School,
H. BABAD-Principal.
Misa G Observation-Disclosures, 5g
Mis- CHAPMls,
Mr.. T UsALEIN--Frsnch Teacher.
Lebreton Girls' School.
Mrs PiTTNAN--Principa,
Mra. LuCAS-Arsssant,
Mss DuBALE1N-Frsrch Teacher.
Seventh Ward,
nIisa M. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Miss bUTHERLAND--First Assistant,
Miss. l. M. RAPIER-second Assistant,
Nisa JENKTNS--Third Assistant, M.
Miss L. TURGEAU-FrsnchT Teacher.
Eighth Ward-Girls' School.
Mas a. FRY-PrnoipAl,
Mrs. BoURGEs-Fhat Assistant,
Mise ]. A. CoLsoN--serond Assistant,
Miss NJ. A. HOEY--Third Assistant,
Maa R, MEADER--Four,h Assistant,
Mirs y. MAGLoNE--Fiith Assistant.
Eighth Ward-Boys' School.
Mr.. !. Principal, al
Mr.. ----- First Assistant.
Mrs.. vEAu-Sscend Assstant,ii -
Mrs, KELLY--Third Assistant,
Mss Ann o'BRIEN--F Fourth Assistant,
Mis- M. HoEy-Fifth Assistant,
Miss JANE SAvAaE-Sixth Assistant,
MIR. c0NSTANzlE--Freneh Teacher.
Ninth Ward Girls School. 49,
Miss E. ]. JOHNSoN--Prnepsl,
Miss BURROws--Firat Assistant,
hiss M. GURY--Sesond Assistant, ...p..os5
Ai,sR. FLANDgRe Third Assistant,
Miss NJ BROWNING Fourth Assistant,
Mrs. sURGI--Frsnch Teacher.
Ninth Ward--Boyss School. s.N
Mr.. @. H. G0RDJN-Prinripal,
Miaa NJ. A. MURPHY-First Assistant,
Misa CAREY-Sesond Assistant, +...".
Miss r. C0LsON--Third Assistant,
Miss e. HoLT-Fourih Apaistant,
Minis Jo5EPHINE GuRRY-Fifth Assistant,
MiIneburgh School.
ME-. JENKINs-prncipsl.
Hancock School. --
Mr.. +. BARAN--Princ!pai. @5
A. BouRGEs, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Id Falsehood and Nouished in Deceit

4 80. ". - - sss - sAA '
IN iIs s'gnineance' and II true, when apphed
70 any man OF SGT OF men, or any party or
1 org ainaa1ioh' snoulo prostrate tnem anu lnsir
piat.ei PIGS iolever anu ever say inns ain0s
i'a.ahsiy. Hhas was cohce1sea - laisonooo
ahu u ufisheo IN ueceie snou1e 49, Aeoo''s
S'ie suppofs VI oouh'ei.ss..oe - -, y
any nonest man 49, ne'ea W
Wno sass us..ls1 ~ ~ AN ~ 'ae
heaa q tnis articis' A'0o1 - sne report 70
yvsseroa -. . aa.,,,;s. 60 .Aon =
49,, = < - : 80
"nes 10 mi asiS SSH
eA'u MY y, WY VIZ i.onora.
- = 80. 800, !, p.in0iples
:, = vle 1A-Asi.o parry =, s4ou-
- pN.sy s.e, 0O.nplises Wisnin aug
~ As..ss ~ si,e s'aiiess ool-
- .ne nasses VI .ne eonieaeracy resi-
.l = ~ o.ass' oon'tlpusin = ~ revenues
'AN - se0.s - aiiu peaesy y ies govern
m,,sao
y ilor onsi seu ~ ~, 1lose VAIN
, ~ :, ~ ~ si
- u - : 'snus !. y, 1890 ssreee'
oau 30 : .pae,eas p,as1o. =, Iten M Alaefl-
t'' W.. y 90 upon
". &C., o''' y hi lshsre
= - i0als presens 10
a. 49, ~ ,n'o ~ Ainer1can
.ss = 10y -'ae eno00'' y ''e . na.,se asnerl-
cans Ior paruzan purposes, OF some other cause,
ps,!A.s'su .namsen " onarge 1Wo-tmras o. tne
~, pos s as.ou =. noulsiana WIN lalse-
!, uoVo ~ ueosi' II ehect' Gaining them
Aeio 's''1 Neoanut eis-,or u aaisiner ana oe-
49, o'snno' 70 osner elii1h = nar anu scoun-
1 -.
nl0 inay W ueeniSu pam language, out It is
80 49, soiheeiilies me run y most enective
~ $3.50 - auv piaiaess Instruments Az
- 0s0nas y sii'1ii now anu lhrougnout tne
0s,lilasss enueavor 70 speah the truth ana the
$50, = seinis, ~.snou'
= 81 &c snssa aensss IT iornief
sss;s1.ss -. D'o'so wheh
peoause
aaain undsr H. ssn.a a;'as. ~ aou.u Nv ~
~ ahaaus oue'
se ,,ss. : y !, -
tta, 49,, s's,ns y 1o .,ia'
,ttia !. ~ 'ney nave
Il ~ = .1iey sninA
- a..a,e,s 80 ly o,iel ooun.ry-
4 me,;ca,, Il ,,,,.,a 49, ,,,,. ~
;cientlv st,o, lou "otus SUI
\ rbase re - r.,I. j, &C.. -
!. - ~ "oA0s' pue shey are true,
Noise u ,ass - - g
wa NAV u .f,,rtba sna So Ill
ffat any na :, ,,to ..l,0s'
rountrvman for FURNACES - 800 III r.
iizement or otberw;se ord IL -. esstal
vance citizens Of other copntris. 81 ~
Of his own brethren. il NOT ,vortb ! Il ~,
receive. sthar the W., no'
natiys Of foreicn born Tba ;ndi,,;as,al
abuses the bridge that CARRIES him sofs,u 80;
exceedingly ungrateful. to saw the least
What Il there abont tba A,nar;aas
Louisiana which should call forth s,o,, 49,
serocious Remuneration rba T.
IRE natives Of the IIn;ted stotos A., ~.
'ecollections. interests and assoc;a,;o,s .oasa.
lere. They are sound ON tho s,o ver,,
ound on all national Questions. and 49,.
ressiy repudiated sectarian intolerance -
description. A truer more natr;ot;o ;n., y, say
"A -. NJ. ' - Anen lever lived,
md all otbars VIZ -. ti, NOISE
oo,;sh y, 7, = = ptuuenO ana
Nan, nav faoI 10 -. 90 s.au oatulniiiate
IA tba nro,n,,t;,.s 20 ~. - 90 afhs
carts e'V1s eAiietiean
No ~, nho a.a...
eva,. IN farth v -, - pa,sy y Louisiana
\
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

Mr. Mcdonald. City Attorney of st. Louis,
fined ten dollars and sent to jail on the 18th,
ios contempt Of the Recorders Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

A Coop MovE.---The Water Works Company
nave determined to give the new steam fire en-
glno fair trial. To accomplish this purpose
they have gone to much expense in sinking a
cast iron well on the neutral ground, Canal
street, between Camp and Charities streets,
which well will be amply fed from the water
works. This experiment. will test the capacity Of
the works to supply the engine, and the capacity
Of the engine to exhaust the works As we are
strongly in favor of the .. Crate Steem skwirt.,,
and fayorably inclined towards the water works,
we hope both will have good time Of it. We
understand there will be trial test on Monday
evening next, at o'clock P. M,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

EARLY GoTToN. IAN esteemed correspondent
N East Feliciana writes us about splendid
open boil Of cotton raised on his plantation and
placked from its parent stem on the 10th.
Ihls may be set down as an early maturing ii
the snowy staple Of the South, without which
.Ae earth would soon become destitute Of cloth
ing ana all man and womankind be compelled
70 resort, at least in q considerable measure, to
me garments primarily worn by our frst
parents in the Garden Of Eden.
Nay AL the broad acres Of our correspondent
feTard his labors with fruitful yield.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

On the 18th, fourteen lottery ticket vendors
we're indicted for violation of the Law of Con-
gress, which imposes imprisonment and heavy
fine on those guilty of its infraotion one half tn
che sntormer. The complaint was made to the
Grand Jury by strangers. The statute has
heretofore been q dead letter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21


;, FAMINE IN MAINE. "A letter from Rev. M. r.
nop nome missionary stationed in Madawaska writes IL
oranu mirror under date June Oath that the neonla
OF that portion of Maine are and have been for SOM
" state Of starvation He states that probably
ivy hendred families with average Of eight children
nase gone without bread from eight weeks at
une TINS spring They keep alive on green's few fish
anu and i is said they have eaten snakes One or
sases Oh starvation said have occurred before
.ne spring opened Fish and game all kinds are scarce
s , ss oiaer settlements and mary OF the men are
and lakes. Washington Union " Wv "ee"'
Where's Greeley, where's Theodore Parker
where's sumner. where's Beecher, where are
the three thousand New England olergymen who
protested 50 strongly against the passage of the
Nebraska bill We hear nothing from them
yet their brethren are reported to be starving
for the lack Of food
Oh, We forgot! The furnishing are white and
Free and consequently, not entitled to any aboli
ton sympathy.
A hungry negro slave was never known in the
South. Comment is unnecessary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

The argument in the case of the United States
es, the bark Magnolia was commenced on We'd
nesday last, but was not concluded, and the
court adjourned to the following day,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
French sfsd SpGssisFs Books
JUST RECEIVED BY
BURN EFT & WICK,
I'D CAMP STREET. Ii

RoBERTsoNIAN System Of Teaching French lsmo. n pre3
MEADOWS French English Prououncing Dictionary sOmo
RACIHES Select Pieces. is mo.
MOLIERES Seect Pieces. Is mo-
PAUL EFT vIRGINIE. Par B. ST. Pierre IL mo.
ELISABETH; Ls Exies do sboss Par Mime cctiin lqmo
FABLES DE La FoNTAINE. 100 illustrations.
ATALA RENE. Far Chateaubrand. 10 no.
CHoUQUETS First lessons In Frsrcb Enlarged edition. lemo
cHoUQuET's Easy Conversations in French. Ismo.
LIE LVRE dss Peilts Ennts "a Reader for Little Children
DEL MARS Spanish and Engish Conversations
YINGuT'S Oliendorf' % Method fLeasnng Spanish u
KEY to Ynsuss onendor Method Of Learning Spanish
VINGUT's Spanish Render and Translator. i2mo
MEADOWS Spanish and English Dictionary London Edition
oLLENDoRFF II Maestro do Inges Che English Teachsr with
figured Pronunciation Of the aslh words. BYE j. yipru,
oLLEhDoRFF. Cavo del Maestro nges tKsy to .ssEnp
lsh Toaeher.o
oLLENDoRFF L. Mais dEspagno Spanish Grammar 70, III,
use of the French) By y. J. Yingut lyol. lamo
LECfQR TRADUCT0R INGLES. English Reader ia, ,ha m
Of spanshl By FL vngut. l2mo
@ liberal discount from the foregoing prices to schools
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT.


THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Z, .8
Y 49, s..as
- ~ ,s'sss 1eoe'seu II y
~ III 49, 4 y
W. 49, - A,aA, ana 'e,esfapn 'ogethe
N.pa greap amount q valuable and anterestin
y mas inll details Of news from the Crime
inuinulng minute Par q me assault Of th
Aliles upon the Kedan and Malakof Tower
sogeener Hitn nse o. the oihcers Killed an
Wounded. " contains also interesting inteli
Eence from oil parts Of Europe. and late advice
IRON Asia. Very recent dates from the Paci6
anu isll'nus' as wei 90 from cuna ana texas
Is H s'I. - 'oe.ia = - ev.unlns'
y coaeains very iutI anu complete accounts
az matters appertalnIng to this city and State
oafelui reviews Of ne money, cattle and pro
1u0e lnarAe's' commercial advices from Eu
domestic summaries; d large quantity Of edito
rial and literary matter; sketches, tales an
poetry, with readable extracts of an interesting
nature. The contents Of this mornings dali,
Will also appear in the Weekly Crescent.
Persons wishing 10 obtain copies for ths mai
can procnre them, done up in strong wrappers
@ me oiiice. No, ~ Camp street, or at y. G
Morgan's book store, adjoining the Posi-. office
==7======7='Ez +
Nof! III ies report Of the Democratic
E meeting on Innrsaay night the Courier Of YES
n ~ eAsraolulnsry s1Ate
VI iutMsi sas
AZ this moment some mischievous persons the plat
iag 81, ete lssd for Lights s- &C.
Nobody possessed of common sense, who waE
Pr the ground and observed the manner in which
lnose nights were secured, will fail to perceive
the utter falsity Of this insinuation and the
ooJect with which 1t Is made. a number Of
tnree-legged pots filed with infammable mate
w Faal and perched upon the tops of unsupported
posls' conid hardly fail to come down upon the
heaas o. dense ana excited crowd, pushing
anu scufhng about them, but the idea that any
one, except iocoioco, could be insane enough
2 y BY uheer one q the AFORESAID pots and delibe
lassas upsee ~ ~ me iminens rask OF instantly
4 ooserlps himsen VIC 2 snset of lame, is of
~ a1s0s e'a'sR piet'oS'erous; 10 could only
80 oson oonOsaseu n spirit o. bitter anmos-
p' e no' 70 90 friendly
,,osa 80 !. Ana ior the pur
~ e s..s sAS Va'.ins oai41.l upon them
red ~. = ~ ihsesi ups1onS Wnioh occur
y auiihs 'iie speecn OF one OF the gentlemen,
80 Z 'oy sl's' Al'nougn the proYoca-
h.ri,, ,,,,s isssea ~ anu unuer
terfsrenoa With nnhI;o afpaoss = n
speaker. f''s''' 1-'0'ls VI a paolic
===z=,=
EARLY CoTToN. An estean,ad oo,,..s,a,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
CtssfsegsC00as's Celebrated Gtnqsl

Csss5ses'sC00d's Celebrated Gtn0sr
Brandy.
aO This very superior liquor. combining all campastye suu
s'ng and aromatic qnaiea Of pure Havana Ginger uua
avery superior aee OF and which has become avors
beverage all the cities no1g the river as well "a In III. NORTH m
East now introduced Into this market for the me
The yirtnss of Ginger gentis, pleasant and
0mhe have long been eEosd by the Medical Faculty
been recognised BY every obssrvur Of hygsnic effects
The article now presented challenges comparison with
produced and received need of
For sale, BY the case, by
cAFHERWooD &C. GILMORE
mSl42ph Corner Girod aud Comm rec etrests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

A train Of cars between Chicago and Galena
ran Of the track off the 18th, near Council HILL
killing one Of the fremen and wounding two of
the engineers Six cars we're demolished and a
considerable section of tract torn mn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

New coILEeE. = The Arlington virginian
learns thas . college is about to be established
at Lynchburg, Va, under the patronage of the
Methodist Protestant Church. This will be the
third college of high grade established by this
denomination in the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1855

aung he GUY during he Summer,
weekly Crescent srcadsd 10 hes can hare il done
sHlaig for any specified time, 1y easiag their orders and
dSsfess III The office, No. 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALpHRAEN, The Board
mse' Or tried to meet, last evening. pursuant 10
adjournment, and upon call Of the roll. s;r
members answered TO their nalnes. Consider
ing me not and moist weather 90 large |, CON.
grsgation was really extraordinasy only
twenty-one members were absent / Tb.t,s -;
ror particulars see oticial proceedings on the
fourth page. = ~
After some discussion, an adjournment vas
moved which was carried by yeas and NAYS. a.
,o'e7owas--yeas 8. nays2. The Board is expected
% meet on Tuesday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Fountain Pens.

WIN reservoir sufficient TO hold ink for six 40 eph. hour.
wiring. For aaIsby es'' A0e''
'sAsa HYDE q GOODRICH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

The OHacinI rrocecdin of the Board Of Aldermen
on Tuesday night Last also Of the Board Of Assist-
ants on Frfdey night, Will be found the fourth
page Of to-das's CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Third District SCHOOLS.

meeting Board Pnhe Schools OF ih
Third District hed Wednesday, July 18Th, the following Teacher
wer elected to witt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Pass Chrtstta,, Wot.,

now open for tbs Season. Those ssar h of health a,
treaton will find this a desirable summer retreat " 10
e Prices the same formerly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

Fstch y Co.'S Sas0s,atde sases
w l L D ER's pATENT,
WITH POWDER PRooF LOCKS, THAT HAVE NEVER BkEh
ROBBED
dDelee Years IN Use and not a Dol1a,,,
,w- w .f,,, q boohs or Papers Destroyed.
or sale by " nahd anu
n,ea,. soUTHMAYD & HARRISON
80 CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

WELL soLD.-Not long ago, says Northern
paper, man and woman put up at the Ocean
large black trunk and sealed package, the
latter of which they handed to clerk for safe
keeping, with the remark that it contained $3.50
in money, They remained sufficiently long to
run up bill Of $101, when, without taking
time to settle, they suddenly departed. The
trunk was thersupon opened and found to con-
tain about dozen of old newspapers. The seal
on the package in the safe was also broken, and
instead of finding $3.50, there were o number of
slips OF paper about the size of bank bills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Penmasa shin ond Roo1- e,,,,,. :.

n essne0ssSRtas and Book N eDiu0,
p.s ew Classes begin This Week at Dolbear,s Writing and
ksspng Eaelhmsni is Canal street All who wish Ia be-
neh or Book keepers, during the suspension of the
hs SPECIAL hours for Ladies', Gents and Children.
Iiospo RUFUS DoLBEAR, los Canal st,aa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21
Notice.

~ oa CUSTOMERS and others, Wishing their FALL AND WIN
TEN CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER Will please call a, op t.
before August and leave their and oders IN,
NORRIS & WAY,
corner Can p and Common streets, New orlssps
THDs. NORRIS CO.,
IVY 2pd No 5 Miner srset, Phladslpb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

" BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGlA
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
GLASS d.
TO DC DRAWN 9ap JULY 1865, IN THE CITY OF ATLANr,
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING To
q 90, 900
Will 30 distributed according following magnificent sh
And remember ffsss Drawing and paid [
doe, " without dsdueticnln