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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
Steamboat Departures. This Day.

4 ~ Vis a,ss.,,so i. MOBILE. s .l.5,.-, r.aE
Cuba Heir master arrival the O'clock p NJ Pont-
chartrain cars. r. Geddes 10 Bank Place, agent ''
OHIO RIVER. sJ5Ioaaz1 z1t17t III
Antelope Brown master at Beteon keefe, 70
Tchoupoulas street, agents. VI *} lt}I -
sG5sTszz5.ls l5$fE UPPER MISSISSIPPI atEl
Republic, Montgomery master at o'clock John u dyde
& Co., Sc Poydras street, agents, s r.,--., 5.y..
H r. w Hll Newell, master, at eclock H. Nixon, Ca
rondeet street, agent. ~ - tes'' r
vi. E5rls sj - YAzoo RIVER. ll 57l: .,.sl 6giSf
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace, MASTER at O'Clock T Smith,
L. New Ieyee, agent. ,ss.; 5S5gs.sy.
14F, ''55 ARKANSAS RIVER. 7t;aEsi&
Pelican Ashton, master att O'clock p NJ T. b. Smith and
L. snapp & Co.. agents Istts5sl s9s " ~ i
s g*.. d; + tsss CoVINGToN. 5=ls EEf54s5
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival of the Il O'Clock "
Pontchastrain D. O. Lowber No. IS Magazine street,
agent Ss5S==sz5Ets
y&;sE y Tssla VA PAsGAGouLA g sa - jSf
Creole Huchings master on arrival the Lake Of s
" o'clock P NJ Pontcherrsin cars. B, Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent. 9#s4E455
81, FENNEssEE RIVER.
Midas Brown MASTER at O'clock Lewis snapp TO-, W
Front street, agents. sSs 81 6 s7
RED RIVER.
Pioa Parker, master at o'clock H. NJ Robinson Co.. lVo
Grayier street, agents. 5sl. &. -.5.se .s,f
C. Hays Wright master st 5oclock Lewis snap 9 Wa %
"a Front street, and 4. b smith u New Leyes' agents
p F. KiInbnll Wihenbery, MASTER at . T. M LEWIS Rsps
Front street and n 3, Smith u liexee stfee
agents. fsit.S5 :, No..
Rosa saba master at o'clock Lewis snapp y fEen.
street andT b. Smith, IL New Leves sfeet sgerts.
soma Kinsolyip MASTER at o'clock + H sisloa
l. Co., Lafayette street, agent 5..4s !. o. #
planter Atkinson master, u sfnfea . WIS
ia Lafayette street, agents. S5 ID 3sS88 81
Rails Gates Lewis master, at O'clock z.
Co., Lafayette street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

A BAD H1T.-All the world do not go to shooting
galleries, but many visiting them have seen contri
is touched, which, acting upon machinery, throws out
human figure, in the most horrible contorton, as if
pierced by bullet. A gentleman of this city, who
is pistol shot, was invited, when in New York into
shooting gallery having this contrivance, which he
had never seen nor heard of. The first shot struck
the center, and out sprung man, who fell, as our
friend supposed, shot through the heart He tainted
and upon coming to himself, found crowd standing
around him, admiring the effect of the joke, and
also Of large basin of which had been thrown upon
him, in which the shooting gentlemen had washed
their hands, the sable streams of which running
over his face and linen. lie left. Norfolk Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
Nsu Orleaus 1ailp Grestent.
Murder Done.
BY n. B. ALDRITc CHI.

Lost, lost, lost ;!
A beautiful soul is lost !! +.
A beautiful soul went down, down IN
DOWN, like a ship at seal Z, y 4.ss
Who knows If soul be Iost2
THE moon went into cave,
Whose stalactites were pointed with stars,
With scintilant crescents of stars
And sweet south wind came over the rye.
And broke on the lattice bars!
!" Invisible fingers Of air,
Just lifted the curtains fold s &4@
Just rippled the calm of her golden hair:
Lqnescent and glittering gold!
And she stood like the thought Of sculptor carved
In marble, snowy and cold
But her pure, sweet look was as foul a lie
"a AS ever a woman told Ak
M Her shrek went up through the night,
To spheres that reeled overhead;
She lay at my feet, and her face was white,
1t haunteth me now, twas so very white,
AS whispered it low, she is dead Y
"a statue lay chill at my feet!
She lay with her eyes in eclipse
darkness hung in the length Of her hair,
And shadowed her perjured lips.
strangled her voice, but, O God!
i would could strangle the moan
That follows me out in the silent streets,
When walk with the moonlight alone!'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

RATHER MEAN.-The Detroit Tribune tells a story
of shingle-dealer who fell overheard from . lake
steamer. Among other things thrown into the water
for his preservation bunch of his own shingles,
which he happened to seize When taken on board
he expressed his gratitude, but made fuss about his
shingles and told the captain he shoud expect to be
paid for them. The captain replied that he was very
sorry the shingles had been thrown over, and that
they would not have been had he known the value
the owner placed upon them. as-E 4l7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor states that during
the last session of the Walker county court, man
named Franklin was convicted of murder and sem
fenced to be hung. A reprieye was afterwards OBJ
tanned from the Governor, and messenger was dis:
patched who after riding all night, placed the doeu
ment in the hands of the Sheriff on the morning of
the day fixed for the execution That officer examined
the paper, and finding that it not sealed said that
possibly it might be forgery and hewoud hang the
prisoner anyhow, which he did. -F@,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

AN AMERICAN IN THE RUSSIAN SERVICE CouRT
opol on the 2sth January on Dr. Stoddard an Ameri-
can surgeon in the Russian SERVICE charged with as
saulting Dr.. Bonder q German surgeon for interfe-
ring with his duties in, his ward On one occasion,
knocked him down. DR.. stoddard was dismissed
from the service. Under the command of Gortscha-
kof he was subsequently reinsated, but died in
short time after 4. "i}F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

TROUBLE AMONG THE ILLINOIS DEMooRAcY.-The
St. Louis Intelligencer says -,,=tf H. n
We learn that the anti-Douglas Democracy of lii
nois mean to organize fully in the approaching cam
paign, and dethrone Douglas effectnally. Col Wm.s
Fl. Bissel will unquestonably lead off their eandi-
date for Governor. His name and fame will quite
oyerpower the Douglas pet for the office-[ Murray
Mcconnell. Z----S--s.s-Es-=-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The Washington Star states that the dome now
being constructed on the capitol building will cost
about million. The first appropriation Of $4,000
was made before the cost was estimated, and now
some of the members finch in view of this enormous
expense for a single item of decoration. II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

BUsNEss-The very favorable weather acts as a
great stimulus to the trade now going on in our CITY,
Turn which way we will observe evidences Of the
mighty congregation, it were, of all the elements
of commerce at this time though the receipts of cot
ton and sugar yesterday were not up to the daily
average Of the last week, yet there were heavy re-
ceipts from the upper country including several fiat
boats which arrive and land at Jefferson City and Car
rollton To give distant readers some knowledge
of Jefferson City, which is located in our immediate
vicinity, we have to state that it fourshing vii
lage situated on the Mississippi river and adjoining
the good city of New Orleans and stands now in the
same position New Orleans the late city of La
fayette, which is known as the Fourth District
of New Orleans All the stock which seeks New
Orleans for market, is landed at Jefferson City,
there are large quantities of Western products landed
both there and at Carrollton, four miles higher up
| which are never entered into the receipts of New
Orleans. If to include jefferson City in ou1
daily dottings, we might cause of the doubtful
friends of New Orleans to stare at the daily ncreas
| ing magnitude Of the business of this emporium
The day is not far distant when we shall witness the
annual dischargng and selling of produce at Carroll
ton to be transported direct from that town via the
Jefferson Railroad to Lakeport for the several markets
in Alabama, Florida and Georgia, including Key West,
and by calculation before u.s. it is cheaper for all
vessels drawing from to nine feet engaged in
the trade with Havana, and other West India and
gulf ports to come through Lakes Borgne and Pont-
chartrain, then to come up the Mississippi river. In
coming through the lakes, the charges of pilotage
tonnage and wharfage are obviated and the increase
of business and increase Of vessels at the evee
SO much crowding in the season of business, tha
every outlet to the gulf will have, ere long, to bt
called into requsition to promote the general com
/ nlerce of the CITY. N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The line of the Chicago, St PAIL and Fond du Lac
Railroad from Chicago to Janesville Will be completed
during the month of June next probably by the mid
die of that month. Only thirtyvs miles Of rail re-
main to be laid down. for which iron and all other ma
terials are on hand. 4'%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The handwriting of Rufus Choate is said to be as
difficult to decipher the arrowhead inscriptions.
Massachusetts, paper expresses fear that he will be
disflanchsed in consequence of the writing test in
corporated in the constitution of that State. An in
stance is stated in which board of lyeeum directors
were unable to tell by the answer Of that distinguished
gentleman whether or not he had accepted their inv
tation to lecture after aborious and vain effort to
decipher his scrawl. 2a m@ 1sN d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
Anusements This Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER-Rossini's grand opera, "Moise
in Egitto." tg .sy -.E 10 p,.5 ..a-I.. .I.,. g
Sr. CHARLES THEATER.-Mrs. Gladstane's Com
pmenary Benefit. -.. Y. .s- r,nN P
GA1ErY THEATER.-Mss Dora Shaw's Compliment
tary Benefit "Fazio' and the '' Honeymoon
ODD FELLows' HALL-Ole Bulls last Grand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The Albany Register states that q hotel keeper of
that city turned out of his boarders for offering to
bet large amount of money that Fillmore would not
be the next President The landlord stated that he
could not have an insane man about his house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The smallpox has broken out in Buncombe county,
North Carolina. The citizens of Ashvlle have placed
guards on the road to prevent any person from the
country visiting the town, and fine of twenty-five
dollars is imposed upon any one who shall pass the
guard and come into the town without permission.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

In the State Assembly of Massachusetts,, on the
27th theresouton to amend the Constitution SO that
no person shall hold Office in the State unless born in
the United States, was defeated for want of a two
thirds majority. The vote stood l66 for the amend
ment to I2S against it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

TRIAL OF A GovERNoR.-Gov. Price, of New Jer-
sey, trial before the United States Circuit Court
at Trenton, for defaeation of public funds whilst
a pnrser in the navy. The amount claimed by the
Government is 1918 AZ. ~ -, all, r. .!.,f,TT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

SPORTING IN THE NoRrH.-The Sandusky (Ohio)
Register of late date says that the lake is open and
the market well supplied with ducks They are
found in large hocks on the overfown prairies and
meadows in that neighborhood.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

Mr.. DErELLE's BENEF1T-A new comedy called
"Le Camp des Bourgeoises,s the one act comedy "Le
Tabeau Parlant," in which Mime Colson and NJ. Laget
appear, and third comedy entitled " Je dine chez
ma Mere" will all be performed at the Orleans Thea
ter, tomorrow evening, for the benefit of N. Devee,
of that establishment, the whole concluding with a
vaudeville, )" LIE sabot de Marguerte.''la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
REGULAR PACKETS.

r. REGULAR TUESDAY HWEEKLY Y
s44sssaILsstrESaa r. VICKSBURG AND ASHTON PACKET.
islFs4A. Steamer Frank Lyon-For Ashton Pilcl-
er's Point Lake Providence Mike,s Bend vicksburg War
renon New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Natchez-The
elegant and swift running packet steamer FRANK
LYON Capt j. H. Estes will leave for the above and ali
er1nediate landings every TUESDAY EVENING, at 5
P. NJ in place of the Magnolia For fregh
passage apply on board, or to 80.
a3 .l. T. B. SMITH, Il New Levee.
This boat will not be responsible for any letter package
tanning money jewery other vauables unless regular bills
adng taken specifying the and value and the
freight paid valuabes deposited with the Clerk the
orr ainadi in er buurn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
The Boston j. Journal Of the 9Th sazs . !:

The vessels which are now arriving in numbers
from the North Of Europe, bring fearful accounts Of
the dangers from encounters with storms and ice.
Each arrival is attended with more than ordinary in
terest from the anticipation of the reports which they
are likely to bring of delayed or missing vessels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

Captain Ingraham has been confirmed by the SEN
ate as Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro
graphy, vice Commodore Morris, deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY, 5th inst ut O'Clock P. NJ.
f7sTTa h FOR FORT SMITH, VAN BUREN,
EI4s.tka a Little Rock Pine Bluffs Napoleon Greenville
ts and all intermediate andings.-The superior light
draugh passenger steamer Pelican, Capt Geo II Ashton
will leave above For freight passage apply board
to LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front Levee
Ha The Pelican is now receiving freight at the foot of
Graver street. Shippers and merchants may rely her as
she will remain in the above trade a the season. a3
Eg=The Pelican will take FREIGHT for all the bends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The Legislature Of Nova Scotia, on the 26th ult.,
passed prohibtory liquor law to go into operation
at once, Il Ev5.@5 z$9ia n. g,s FSsti .st5%8& .#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL S, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.
-
win leave on sATgRRAAY "a stI inst I, al O'Clock NJ.

T says S EdSgR9AH ifSsHsSs n i9 eS|fss Dfd4
sssnssas 'sa spss Sas Shsss
@ 5
above if'shs pisfsfs e sSafa
with te privilege Of resbipph from Shreveport good in
VII sAgSERAE ADs D s n 21,f ah k1sBiss N
ge5ts ae hsnsh Ga an assss gs aRssSs
Bryan eIsr having completed ihofoag repairs leave
3 apeS oaata e
Belle Gates at the Landing foot of Custom House
T leave T aAsSHRAE r - sf|2is
For freight Or = fl fARP BRNToS R ssas @ Lafayette street
privilege Of res!.:tpihs a
~ sa, FoE s4GEsPAE s 5 4 ess sa!sssP NJ Ben
la4sIS = ten Fsrt dadao shrsyepof. grand bayou,
sah master leave as above For freight or passage,
The Rosa will take freight for above the raft with privilege of
reshpping. 1.--Z . ~ " .--.
T leave on fS5Hh2hT skTpoET G. 5H ?'s'os II
a gyG EcSrs Camps AsHsn @ a1d
draught steamer r.. #. KimbaiI, W. W. Withenbury,
oTo T fssh Or apply on
The Kmba will take sRht sT ia Facs j. NsT Wits sySf Ss
and Jefferson, with privilege Of reyhipping-
T leave EoR EaagfRAE Il 2 ssfH RED
~ sssfs = 4 Kimbai1 s '" v plsss2ss! Withss!
sahd and % Sn,
=, LIE LEWIS sNArf& 90. 81 Front street:
Jefferson, with privilege of reshipping.S& fEaH
Leaves q FoE AEvHGhT RhEERsoN kG. ss :, FdRN oADDo
passage apply on board 2T Or i to ), ~, ~
s f sg t'fa ssf
ssa @ and the Dill at me sa1S W. NV eS
y !ssv. oM aARp As5 e6& isssk SiTGH
sszzs steamer Piota, Parker, master will leave as
P55isNs sRE oo es1fs 5 to street
@ leave f S& SRsRAz a e # Ss!ssa NJ THE
will eave a a aPoEe Ee ak,E il freight fpf
Intermediate landings Far freight passage apply board
NJ ]. N: JOHNSTON & CO., 3 Front Levee.
T 7 DRS9AE HHRoN 4 IT. q ss'ssh Fl n
|
ss&r on the Lakes Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte
Grand Ecore ST. Maurie Alexandria, Gortons and all inene
diate landings the rverThe swift running Rosa
Saliba master, above freight pas
| sage, apply on board, or to
| al LEWIS SNAPP L Co. 81 Front street.
The Rosa will take freight for Fort Towson upper Rec
River with privilege of reshppng steamer Aida and Other
| good insured boats. i3.'5F
The Rosa will pay bills
unless signed order '''" 5 6sEFH 5sRF ssH
VIII leave oH Fo TgEs9AE Il Gf q e'ss sSf4hfhsp Il
e Benton, Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport Grand
5s=a Bayou, Grand Eeore Aexandria and ali inter
Charles, S. Applegate master, will leave above. For
| freight or passage apply on board, or to
ap2 - T.. B. SMITH, 10 New Levee.
Will leave TUESDAY. 9Th April, at o'clock P. NJ
FFsSp i. FOR sJEFEEISSON, SMITHLAND n D,
Benton, Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport, Grand
t@sg. tsg. Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all ineTme
diate landngsThe superior steamer St Charles
Appegate master will leave above. For freight
| apply on beard or to j. M ,..Y Ia
| m3l LEWIS SNAPP' & CO., 81 Front street.
P. sThe St. Charles will take reightfor Fort Towson ant
Upper Red River, with privilege Of reshippng y;
Th3 steamer st. Charles will bills contracted
her unless by order from the captain clerk
| ~ SAhf'L APPRECIATE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
NUMBER. %.

NEW ORLEANS ANb RArnsf$ $Ror,ar, %
On Monday neyt in 81,
4h ro1;o r., Hlsn 9 resolution OF
=, ~ ~. ~ 1aho Of East Baton
Rouge will vote for, Or against the r,ror,nsitia for
parochial subscription Of one
lars to IN. atock ~ tba NJ, dol
ana Baton
fsouge t'aifoaa - 1''a Coiillpah5. 53;5S
It is to be hoped the subscription viii be mani
uousry voted There should be- no oyposiitior IN n
Tho ,.rg,, oonld NOT 1ette ~ : aos
ment, Or one that Will add 80 much 70 the develop
ment and Improvement Of the interesting section Of
country through which the road IS to pass. The
corporation Of Baton Rouge has already subscribed
SlOOV}o. the parish docs the same thing
there can be no doubt the aid Of the State will be ex
tended next winter All that ID wanted il that tbe
aoo s;,ao4, -,
peoe uiieea5 ahd VINO viii oe itaiileal-
ateiy benefited, should start the enterprise beray
and practically Had this been done two wears ago
Tho cars ,vould have heer ro,,,tI,s
-, ''Dl''i' sin'e,
oFer the ltoii tIach.
1t wont do for community to ask aid from abroad,
or from the State. without frst showing that
efforts I,ee ros,,Ita5
10 aapisiousy ~ iolhe. Inc re-
peated taares Of TO the may
be traced to- this fact
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The report of theI late extraordinary increase Of
the French and English squadrons on the Atlantic
coast of Central America has not been officially con-
.firllnad .---. u --L-- ---L- Y .@.--- ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

CoTroS-The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were, by
the Gen. from Tennessee river, 1867 bales; Natchez,
from Vicksburg, 2o1s Leona, from Jefferson, Texas,
1854; sydonia, from Minden, 1880; Cumberland from
Nashville, 727; Red River, from Ouachita, 1893 /;
Bayou Belle, from Bayou de Glaize, s95 jackson
Railroad, Ss. Total, 6124 bales.
Total receipts Of cotton for the week, that is from
Saturday morning last 50 ,931 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
TIE LAKE.

G@s u NIAIL.-FoR MANDEyII.IE, LEW
nin 9E ana eog nnn 6RS Ne aom,n VIII
eTsas follows FOR ths insnediats % innd
Monday d i NJ eaD Monday yAoA oov,sstos
ETi1s Tfnssda 4 n n cars cars 1szldy
Saturday En;s Il Ns,,; 4 cen,I n cars A
MI S0s "ppls G Gofs L6WBEn es Magazine street.
7ss% ;, FOR nIpg4LE {B1 z,7, DIRECT, DAILY
s eHaa W Il pfht Maess Ggbn
Lake trade with superior Of the above
d or e 6f % he r % RiGa
will at Pascag9lla on Monday and Thursday evenings
peck F;D6E;s a;sri il Ran pioes
New Orleans, November !, ISIS. s. ,sl,' ',N n5
=, LAKE SHORE PACKE II
lEsss5 Esassk s. STEAMER Creole.-Wnter Arrangement
extending trips Pascagoua on Taeday
splendid Icy packet crsos @ VIM +
EaPoaa on the at the Lake Of the fsows
H$sS$
70
& SIAyE DEPo NO. iI5 IsS 6 G9MoN M 5lS
or re N
SasS
OF Hav ss dg M
pe in
?f9s1 ay Rs 5 Go%sn ss
REFERENcEs \ Co. Curry Person J. G. Ricks
T. hSIhsf 6AsH dNf fEfohs M Ti p"d Sfl IIKEy
YOUNG NEGROEs - %. i. ~ nj ly
ToBY's CITY AND DsoUTrIEIsN EMPRESS
Agent the fonchartain Railroad Company carrying the
"A messenger viii wait upon passengers n tie cars
Checks will be given for all baggage taken in charge by this
{ rSm the oee the Lake
Weekly Express overysunday) to Galveston, 1ndinnola
I xpe p9sa a Me5sep Viii dispatched three times week
to all the Watering Places on the Lake Orders and pacelsre
Bills Of aing left at the Office for goods by the New York
and TeSns steamers vii meet Mith prompt attention
Office V',,'~o :. Npf.',
eepIon of Baggage and Packages Open from A. M to
City Express now Filming and that his artngemets are now
Ss eped and that %sy s delivery Ii of goods can be
fss T II Principal Office Is Gra1e Street Corner Camp
M LES OIL WI15s1SX ynR s. BRAHpY etc
50 50 barrels barrels No IT LARD OIL; -, , = o,,, ,,-,,,s
100 100 IF HpIs IBIS 0ses copper Ds''''so osh
% n1s sEa SsR 5s 5sa55
For sale SS Ii BY 'V'' JOSEPH LAMBS & CO., .g
NIL SO Tchoupitonlas street.
ORLEANS S'TEAM MILLS OFFICE, IS POY-
" drus street, New oreansThe subscriber respectfully in
forms the public that he keeps constantly hand full supply
FRESH GROUND AND UNGROUND
Cornmea Coffee, ..F Flaxseed,
Hominy, Pepper, Mustard
'Grits '1.T Ginger, EOilcakc
d. Cracked Corn, Alspice, Wheat Flour,
Hay, -N N Cinnamon, Rye do
Corn, Cloves Rice do
Oats ,'- Mace, Dyspepsia do
Bran. Nutnegs, Buckwheat do
neCoee Roasted and Ground the lowest city prices
| ja23 6m Il. U. HERWlG.
| CtFsECTAN PAINTING. MISS s. G. WILCOX
u has opened for the formation of Glasses in this beaut
full Art now taught for the first time this city The short
time Of four weeks only being required to acquire it in all its
perfection, render ii deservediy popular 20
rThe ladies are respectfully invited to visit her at
6 Camp street. between ST. Joseph and Deord Streets
Esl Rooms open from 10 A. II. to 8 p. NJ. ..l,
Ps-Mss W. will give Private Lessons to pupils at their
| residence. if required. {ss d. sll'S tE g JAZZ 3m
| THO Esl.AMpTIRS.-THOSE WHO DESIRE CARO-.
u lima GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS, are invited
to leave their orders with the subscribers. a'aN
| fell BARELILI & CO., No. 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

The Wing State Committee Of Rhode Island held
meeting few daysago The attendance was small,
and they declined taking the responsibility Of form
ing a State ticket. ssg s~-- --r-
The old line Wings of Iowa have issued call for
Wing State Convention in Burlington, on the 18th
inst but no enthusiasm is manifested. IL .=,ss 3&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, 5h inst, at s o'clock p NJ
, fYSga FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
EtAalkts The and light-drapght Midas,
Stanley Brown, master, will leave above for
PASSPORT Florence and Tuscnmba For freight passage ap
ply on board, to 5il ts1-55
LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO, 81 Front street
The Midas will remain permanently during
the ap2