New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

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The business of the Crescent office will hereafter be
by tie subscribers for their sole benefit.
under tie and fllrla4of N IxoN y ADAMS.
= sglt % NIXON,
Fl W 4. ADAMS.
NrRs oRsEAss, March y, 1856.
OUR sELvEs.
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from tie foregoing notice it will be seen that the
rra of Nixon Adams & Co.. has been dissolved and
HAT d new one has been formed BY the undersigned
Though general usage would justify extended COM
ent we shall BE very brief in what have to say.
being ayerse towordy and wholly opposed
oiong winded promises These practices not only
obnoxious 70 just criticism but they lower the stand
ard Of reputable journalism.
Since tile undersigned became connected with the
Crescent has been under their exclusive control,
without let Of hindrance from any person or party
whatever. Such viii eontinue the case hereafter.
Whatever merits it ny have possessed belong to us,
u and should be entered up to orr credit Whatever
errors may have been commit edand we are con
scicns Of many must be charged to our account
We leave the public to strike the balance
Sc far as the future editorial Of the Crescent
il concerned We have neither promises orpledges TO
make. We may however. with entire propriety,
point to the past index Of the future. Az here
tofore, it will be our highest aim and pride to bring
onr Journal up 10 Of excellence never sur
passed ii the South We are aware that this viii re-
qnire time and labor but acI accomplish our oh
ieet before NE have done. We have already accom-
plished something our friends say great deal-in
the way Of improvements and hope to accomplish
much more. at all events, our ndeaVors, great or
small. have been amply rewarded by mlnifcent pa
ronage, far surprising guine antioipa
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70 those friends who have steadily stood BY us,
stronger in adversely prosperity, we return
sincere and thanks Recent events havenot
only renewed our conception Of the value Of friend
ship but brought the pleasing conviction that cir
lie was much more extended than we had reason to
believe.
With this brief expose, we tender acknowledge
aents to our patrons for their past yors and solicit
A osl 1''i1' 5s-1s JAMES 0. NIXON,
WILLIAM n. ADAMS. Y
HOWARD AsscoIATIoN--A singular fact was re-
marked yesterday at the funeral of Virgil Boulemet
Esq., late President Of the Howard Association of
this city which was that dnring the nineteen years
Of the organization Of the Associaton-it was organ
lied in l837-no active member has ever died before
the present case Some members have never had the
u yellow fever, and none can get accmated toehoera
but only those who have resigned, gone outof the
lisof active members, have ever before been taken
4 away. 1t would seem as though a kind Providence
desired to record by special honors and length Of
days those who were endowed with noblea hunani-
tariansm and SO great a power of selt-abneg
ItWas, ALSO thus in great measure with the signers
Of our Declaration Of Independence, who all lived
!, beyond the age allotted to humanity and saw the
fruits Of their labor and suffering.
CorroN FRoM THE OuAoH1rA, -The following,
from the last Monroe Register that has reached u.s. is
important and interesting Fertile lands and indus
trious peopleup in that section When the railroad
is completed it issafe to predict that the products
will be quadsupled. Says the Register friend has
kindly furnished us with statement Of the number
Of bales cotton shipped from and below Trenton from
LIST September to Sd December, 1856. The number
stands 46 1873 bales-quite respectable amount fol
the short snace Of three months He unfortunately los
the memorandum he kept from Sd December up to
week or two ago. but assures us that the total ship
nents this season the Opachita, will scarcely tal
short Of 100 900 bales s
(sENTLEMENls SPRING GLoTHNG.--Alfr fired Munro
81 Magazine street. added their large fash
onae desirable stock Of clothing fresh additions mar
ufactnred in the best and Of the most dnrabe mt
teras which render their establishment as prominent an
has wonrcm its transactions In years. will
confident DO sustained by those Of the present All gentle
who wish TO add either durable elegant apparel to te
ardrobes Of fashionable manufacture strong fabric
low price, should call on them at once. sE st
large quantity Of winter clohng India rubber and boy
clothing together with trunks valses and ether article
kind, comprised in their very complete coet
ton.
CHANGE OF PRIcE.-T The price of admission to til
Pelican Theaer has been lowered in order that all who wish
may find their ability in with their desires
From after the present time the charge will be fifty
Twenty-Five place seventy and Htty. So great
reduction should result in, crowded houses.
"A PERFUMED BREATH--What lady Or gentlema
ona remain under the curse of dsagreeabe breath we
BY using 4 Balm of Thousand Flowes'' denrfc
would not only render it but leave the teeth white
baste2 Many do not know their breath bad and
subject delicate their friends will menion Pour
single drop of the 4 Balm tooth brush and wash
teeth night and morning A fifty cent bottle will year.
a beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using
Balm OF Thousand Flowers It will remove tan, pmpl
feckes from the skin leaving it of soft and roeate HI
towel pour three drops, and wash the face mig
and morning.
Sharing Made your shaving brush in either wa
aod water, pour three drops Of " Balm Of Thu
sotFlower rab the beard we'll and it viii make heantf
only 5S, much facilitating the operation OF shaving Fri
Wright Ats. Fetridge Co.. proprietors For sale by
fe15 d&We0. o. Weodman, and all druggists.
H2P- III yssu ss-~--.s,. g. ss------.-- go
the root of your suhslcIk, the probability is tia
stomach proceed dsapef is in the stomach. From we
aundiee, headache angnor oppression in the diaT
sight heartburn, eosvenes bodily weakness d1ness
ormenting diseases. InageBtibery and legion of oil
therefore destroys the strength roduces thin blood
restore The strength Of the stomach anG of the system
and dismiss foegeran these tormening he it to throw
plants nothing is necessary but 60
German Berg, prepared by DR.. c. H. Jaeksonef Hoofan
There no mistake failure in teF sanaiye
yertisemen. M IIsee
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saaases'ic9as Party or E0ssistssa,
The regular Quarterly Meeting at the State W Of ou
will commence in NEW ORLEANS, on
MONDAY, APRILsS, 1866.
Subordinate Lodges The STATE arc rsnns.J