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ADVERTISEMENT
Wnpru 81 00G Tho MILK OF ROSES and

WORTH 81 O0O.-1he MILK OF ROSES ana
EXTRACT OF makes the kin wute spoiless
sUd youhfuy iur dtcaely Transparent BLOOMING ana i
tns to the the charming expressions OF youh
fer,t. iustsntsn,ous Cures all sin Diseases fnI i'ulc
tiou. MAXIM IL sent upon the receipt OF Que posse stamp
Addrcs. Madame ELISL LEGoUyE Now fOrk rosi-Ohce
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ARREST OF BURGLsR A fell Wv named George
Miller discovered IN the second story of the d. O.
Bat,r No. lSeiho street. Iu,sdy hight Assistant
CsI'-u ana Officer smith o; the Third Dsrt Police
wtle L,tJ. aut Ec theu INTO custody YESTERDAY be
ssIru, ehi before justice Blachley and committed
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The Rev James Farquhsrsou is to be ordained tins
evening at u o'clock. in the church cora" On oo'
.rd rl,zab.tL.s,s. The Rev Drs. Masoor, Arnitage'
Gillette, Baker, Birmingham, Norton aud "ne'' ''~'
part in the inter, stiD, ceremoefes
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IAdv,r.isen cut

A (U-U PR ID sPEfSiA. -ihe oAf6tNArED
ben lay tested n some Of the ~or'' es'e' OF
p,.r.t. .oe our eren 'nd proved 10 he he bet
a..ovcleI for 'be of this di'-e
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From Thc Jer.ey City Telegraph
MAT IL IT lori HIS W tDb flNhN w.

WHAT Is IT IoR-1HIs WOODS HAIR kE-
az. lou ..te>i daily by hundreds We az
.v,r w. hon h. STATION or Of contradiction. tbs " 'e
ty srr Lrcvr wtch wl 10 al promises Tor ne hu h4"
LT Iv. Jaw II, eKowrH-it vii sror IT. ~ Ing
n VII yT,rosr ~ >,rVsAL ccLOs IL - not hnf Dye
b. -r~.ay ard tficseiou. RgSr NAIVE sosd -
AID al Druggists-
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AnIR1c,> CHAR1rr NOMINATIONS FL,

Ceor-e Aiherusr, Fisher Howe supervisor
H,rs Oakley Cousslle.
Nect " NJ Perrin g'on, Alderman, George t
sutton Sup,ryisori ALdrw b. Lindsay Assessor; iouus
I Constable.
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Druggists Visiting this city should exaiaine 'ns
ak Goop. comprising every article exc r. dfas'
" ,rtc d exclusively sr their safes b. ~
RUIZ. hoHARG Co., No NsAsnst' " J.
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Advertisement
FIRPNpN'S Profession

Views IT " hich can BE- seen at
BKADY's GALLEY Of PHoToGRAPHs,
AsBRoTI PES aud DAcUERRIoTfPt,,
No $50 Broadway over 1tompsons
Saloon Also AmBRorYPEs Of
Chief Engineer ALFRED GARRISON, and
Treasurer J. =. GiLES, Of the
Fire Department.
View, II the Fremen's Procession can BE- BkADs
GALLERY, No. - Broadway. over Thomp-on. Saloon
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Advertisement !

STRANGERS and CITIZENS VIII ma WISH 10 tue
Pgp,,oLocICAL CABINET Of FOWLER AND WELLS. No. SOs
Br.d.sy 10th pleasant and profitable" Rooms Always open
and FKEE Pr Fowler give. Charts and ul written De
.crpi,ons Of Charter when desired.
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fAdveTiisemeut.l

Advertisement
DR.. DIOCESAN LEWIS. the HomeOPshst and
L.ctur Ia. Europe iESesse the treatment u
Dl-ea-c- ~ ttt r, AIS Ear IN EurUp al hpsptNs
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board OF Education mt last night, ANDREW II.
GEIEN, GEO.. President, in the chair
A communication from the Fifth Ward ssking N
sPp<ppnatpa q flSS6 IL fW furniture va read
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The Ninth Regiment n. !. 5. NJ. made it, FaJ pa
rade Yesterday afternoon

Explosion II Cook ST0'E.-ADout o'clock
.e,lsx r,oruius 81 explosion took place No. ISL
t .., on the second floor. font occupied BY Ms Mary
C..Er m. ,lre. front windows shattered 10 atoms,
"a - oye boSen in pieces Part Of paper box found
IN tie oven supposed have had blank eaFtrdsr in H. with
-, t.org 10 'lrs = SON ho belongs 20 a target
I,r daughter who in the a. the time escaped
,h,,r,d Tie stove had been used all the Summer aud
~. c, m, M last night and fire made il II this morning a.
1T IL r,,i .ia oc.ck If the lad been examined
lie h., would have discovered aud removed and thus IL
III probability the explosion prevented
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ARREST OF ALLEGED RIVER PIRATHs.-Pouceman
49, a. the Thirteenth arrested yesterday two young
,r ,,rned Charlie. Brown and Patrick COnnery charged with
" boat belon.ing 70 Timothy Harrington of NO o5
aud two canvas valued ~ 80 the property
aIdep doing business No South street The officer
saw the accused rowing up the Fast River and surprising them
10 b. on pirsis excursion be- followed them unt they put
in II the loot Delaney street Ii" then arrested tnem'
and ssceaued the boat and anvs covers were stolen
pet,y taken from Of the slips The prisoners were
brought bcore Justice Wood snd committed 10 PRISON Tor
examination.
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CRY OFFIcFRs-Rohert Gilman was reappo'nted
Street Jersey City Tuesday evening BY the
Common Council and Geors h. Cutter appointed Coec'
tors Of Arrears OF Taxes.
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sdde..d by tie Hon George H. Brown Somsryille.
l. hi, aud Lewis Greit OF Newark. and others An exec
lent spirit characterized he proceedings
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ROOTS PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREOrfPES,
aud CKAYoss NJ. J63 Broadway.
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RoRprpY ny A FrN.LE.-A girl named Ann Yer

ROBBERY BY A FIMALE.-A glTl namcl Ann yer
non was arrested Tuesday night charged with obbg Anton
Meine of No lC8 Drlancy- Of watch and chain IL sP
Mtnc lad been target EXCURSION and won the
fst ye the evening he passed through
Pafkrow. where the girl accosted him. and after Sie~ mo
,,rt cou,r,sou ran of with his watch lie Chase,
cryirg Stop thief" aud policeman arrested the girl sh
vas brought trorr Justice Brennan and COMMITTED IL u'nl'
Of Z so bail for TRIAL
FArAI ACcIDEsT-Mr. j. w. Murray, residing at
No ~ Monroe street and doing business IN Csthsrne MARKET
died Yesterday from the effects OF fall from vehicle ia "nlcs
he riding Monday the upper part OF the city An
iuGu,. will BE- held.
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Jersey will commence Tuesday Of next week
Forty Know -Nolnes of Newark withdrew from the
Order ~ Monday desiring b. free to vote for Fremont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1856
TG-DAYys cRms


The old adaget. tliatit never rains but itpours \
is strkingly illustrated in columns this morning.
We have telegaphie news, foreign news, arrivals Of
steamships local news, reports original articles, and
an immense amount of other matter, rendering the
greatest possible degree of condensation necessary
The smile wonld hold good were we to use the old
saying that our paper full Of important news
as an & egg is Of meat. 81 .44st
We trust that all who follow its columns, with or
after their coffee this morning, will be satisfied with
the days Intelligence, and the manner in which lis
laid before them will be learned from the index
Eirss Page--Calendar Of Coming Week. TeIegraphc an.
nouncenent probable War between the United States and
England Foreign News Local Intelligence, and news Items
second Recent Publications Washington
articles and
! " setFiag to advertisements
of almost every trade and
niios ii liz business community.
calling, well worth the ais afttfse
Fourth Page-Ed orial ana
Il goods Of every description. II >Sius oepa'e =.
E7afsga Eaee--Monetary, Commercial and shit. ls -
: ments Particular Notices, Amusements and adveFus>
no inconsiderable Importance
ssxfJ PaneTabuar statements and city advertisements
and proceedings Of the Police Board = 5
tra PseProce Of the City Council and cry
advertisements -
E,fehth page--Iater from California aud the 1sthmuF,
A. O. Briefs speech, Later from Texas news items gen.
Il orally and legal advertisements. l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
RePC Spring Goods.

D. P SEAMAN & CO. Nos L. and II Char,re street. res
pectuiy call the attention Of the Ladies public to their
stock of SPRING GOODS to be open Monday 18th inst
comprising in part Every variety and color Plaid Sped
Chine and Jaspe TAFFETAS and eros DE NAPLES; Plain
figured, Striped and Plaid BLACK SILKS Rich Black MORE
ANTIQUE for Dresses and Nanllas; Plain figured and
founced coloe and black BAREGES Printed ORGANDIEs
JACoNETS AND BRILLIANTINES in pieces and in Robes;
sllk MCSLlNS TISSUES and CREPE DORIENT all of the
newest styles; BLACK THREA d LACE SIIAWLS MANTII-
LAS AND EE1l,S POINT D'ALENCON LACE COLLARS
AND SLEEVES full assortment of IACEs kinds En-
broideed SILK LACE; Applique and Muslin TAIMAS MAN
f1hLAS AND SCARFS. A splendid assortment of SPRING
MILLINERY comprising Ladies' Misses Fancy Lace Hair
Diamond, Satin and Split Straw BONNETS and BLOOMERS;
Flowers Ribbons and Trimmings all Of which will be offered
al the usual low prices. fe25 2p3t
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n5- We are indebted to Hon. J. A. Quitman, NJ c.,
for valuable Congressional documents

4 PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsageeable BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers " dentrifee
would not only render sweet but leave the teeth white MIA
baser Many do know their breath is bad and the
subject Is SO delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop OF the Bam' your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty bottle will last year
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm OF Thousand FoweEs 1t will pmpeS
and freees from the skin leaving of soft and roeate hue
towel pour on two three drops and wash night
and morning
Sharing Made EasyWet yonr shaving brush either warm
cold water two three drops Of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and make beautiful
soft laer much facilitating the operation shaving Price
only 80 cents. Fetridge Co., proprietos For sale by
Wright & Co.. o. O. Woodman, and all druggists,
feIhvdG Neodfn a
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Direct Importation
SPRING DRY GOODS!!
G1aUGA 6 JAMESON, :,
.1$3

NFGSAU N9l &C 0I&aGASSMS 40
10 CHARITIES ST, 40
We would the attention buyers large and well
assorted stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS for
spring trade which in aud are constantly
receiving from Europe and the North Our stoek consists III
part of 49, a.,. 81. IL .S~5t x,
STRIPED, PLAIN AND PLAID SILKS AND FoULARnsi
| FLOUNCED PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGES AND
| PLAIN AND FLouNCED ORIENTAL DRESSES .-.-
PRINTED AND PLAIN CH:ALLIEs AND BAREGEs;
| FLOUN need AND PRINTED oRGANDY DRESSES
| PRINTED AND PLAIN oRGANDY AND JACoNET MUS
| Inns; -.a'r-r
PRINTED BRlL1IANTINEs AND cAMBR1Cs;
| EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET ROBES AND
SKIRTS.
PLAID AND PLAIN GINGHANs AND BATIsIE;
PRINTED LINEN CAaIBRICs AND LAWNS;
EMBROIDERED AND DOTTED SWISS. AND JACONET
MUSLINS;
INDIA MULLs AND NA1NsooK, PLAID, STRIPED AND
PLAIN; -.,. s.sa..45-.
SWISS, JACoNET AND CAMBRIA MUsLINs;
EMBROIDERED, SWISS AND JACONET BANDS;
YALENCIENNES LACES AND 1NSERTINGS;
FANS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; ..... ..
EMBROIDERED AND LACE COLLARS AND SETS;
LACE AND IMITATION sIIAWLsAND MANTILIAs;
EMBROIDERED MusLTNS AND SILK MANTILI.As
JACONET, SWISS AND NULL FLOuNCINCs, EDG1NGS
AND INSERTINGS;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
IRISH AND FRENCH SHIFTING LINENS;
FRENCH AND SCOTCH SHEETING LINENS, etc. ALI.
WIDTHS;
TABLE DAMAsKS AND DIAPERS OF ALL QUALITIES;
NAPKINS, TOWELS AND TWILI.INGS;
PLATILLAS, BRITANNEAS AND LINEN LAWNS;
MARsEILLEs AND FRENCH CoUNTERPANEs;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS;
WHITE AND CCLORED CURTAINS MUSI1NS AND
DAMASkS;
PURE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LINEN pRIILINGS;
NANKEENS LINEN CHECKS AND rOIIE DU NORD;
WHITE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MARSEILLES;
BoBBISET AND LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING;
ENGLISH COTTON HOSIERY, MADE TO ORDER;
FRENCH AND GERMAN THREAD AND COTTON IIO-
SIERY;
SILK AND KID GLOVES AND FELT MITs, etc. etc.
Also
"A FULL AND WE'LL SELECTED ASSORTMENT CT
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such Is
Beached ard Brown Coons;
Plads, Stripes, Dcnims and Cotonades;
Checks, CalcocS, Gnglals and Furnuresi
Cotton Sheetings, and Piow-Case Co,tons
Twilled and plain Osnaburgs coored and white;
Kerseys, Jeans and Lnseys, white and eolored;
Buttons Thread, Cotton, etc. etc.
All of which will offer the prices and on
liberal terms.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
fc25 2p IS Charities street.
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LECTURE ON MIC sGUA.-Dr. Alex. Mclean, of
the steamship PrometAaAs will deliver lecture at
Lyceum Hall this evening, commencing at half past
seven o'clock, on the general character prospects,
condition, attractions, etc. Of the Republic of Mica
ragua, which is receiving large share of the
worlds attention.
We feel assured the lecture will be interesting and
instructive ind that large amount Of useful informa
lion respecting comparatively unknown, yet beaut
ful and fertile country, will be conveyed by the Doc
tor to his auditory.
We hope to see the hall thronged by attentive and
intelligent listeners. -
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CoTroN.-The receipts for the forty-eight hours
ending o'clock last evening were by the Humboldt,
from Nashville, 1878 bales Sheridan, 3l2: Laurel HILL
"a; Montgomery from Wetumpka, LAO; St. Charles,
from Minden, 500; Granada, from Jefferson ,452;
Rapidea, from Grand Eeore, 1871; Stacy, from Cam
den, LOO; Marion, from Hurricane Bluffs, 1902;
Fulton, from Leaore, 1918; Compromise, from
Shreveport, J. ,6s8 Financer from Jefferson, GAO;
Latona and G. D. Jr., from Bayou Sara, 2lS; Jack,
son Railroad, 1874; Orion, a; from Indianola, by
Chas Morgan 264 Total, 1880 bales. Sugar, l,747
hoesheads moasses 2,74G barrels. 7
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EKo00MazaHaa.R

CHERRY mxPEzG,ToRA
For the Cure Of
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION BRO NCIITTIS, INFLUENZA,
HOARSENESS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
AND FOR THE RELIEF OF CON
SUMPTION IN ALI.
ITS STAGES.
Medicine that will promote cxpectorotion while, at the
time, soothes and Irritation and Inflammation
of thcgs is desdeatum long sought by the Medical pro-
feson. The articles of which it composed all known
medical men, and used by them daily in all Pulmonary
pains hut the proportions such give the medicine
Of application other compound
MD This Medicine warranted to any Cough Cold in
FEW HOURS. For sale by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
ISL and q Charres street, and
Q. O. WOODMAN,
fe25 2p3tEWlt of Common Magazine streets
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81 q ~
n Err III S..

$&a$5 TERM S:
The Crescent will regularly served 70
at eaTly hour every morning Sundays excepted
$40 year advance; half yearly and quarterly W ae
rates Or 20 week payable to the carriers
Advertisements per insertion n az ea'
& 81 ;Eor every subsequent Insertion, 80 cents ls5
Advertisements on the second y
Adga,tisssns nnbshea Il Enlarged 81 per
square for every inseron Nj
Advertisements not VIII be one honh' 70
longer and charged accorngl or SUD
VIII ia stopped until III aFearages are paid at the
HF goption Of The proprietors. I%
Alaaerai viii be made to regular advertisers.
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has which rendersit desirable medium for adver
tisers As FANNY PAPER It circnlaes largely reaching
many hundreds homes early hour, and being read
Inc approach hours consequently articles
family may be adsantageonsly published in its
sf558 nolTnns. s5at45gat&
A TH E4xNE1E FKLY OR EsCENT ~
published Monday morning al So year, invarablyn
advance Having extensive circulation throughout
isana Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
States presents favorable advertisers making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
sertedfor S1rer square, each insertion.
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THE MA1Is.-The Northern and Eastern mails due
on Saturday failed from beyond Augusta. We, how
ever, received a good supply Of back papers The
New York and Boston mails failed yesterday from
beyond Washington, from which place we received
papers of last Monday being late as due. Wonder
full and gratifying intelligence to learn there are hopes
of amendment in the mail service No report from
the committee on postofces and postroads, Or sena-
tor slidell's resolution of December on the ilregu-
larities Of the New Orleans mails. 1t is most time
In have it.st g55
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re- American Party - Mass Meeting. - A
Mass Meeting American Party in the Parish of Orleans
will be held ODD FELLOWS HALL, on THIS (MONDAYl
EVENING the 18Th inst O'clock for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the the Legislature of the State
having reference the last November elections full and
punctual attendance is expected. fe25 2p1t
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MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PARTY.-As
will be seen by the notice in another column, mass
meeting Of the American party of the Parish of Or
leans will be held at Odd Fellows Hall this evening,
for the purpose taking into consideration the re-
cent acts of the Legislature of the State having refer
ence to the last November election" It is to be
hoped the vast hall will be crowded to overlowing
more impelious for general turnout never
existed
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IMPORTANT
W. those ELStllm SIN. HIr.nlE1oa

The attention of the public invited to the fact ,at most of
me Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
So lhut what sold for pound actually weighs bnt fourteen or
1tssn s omnces and nd packages marked 49, Two,
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at he marked
weight the Retailers sell by Int pnon the
receive. ~ 'A ''0'o 'n'4 ~'
@ me subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen ounces TO the pound and packages ut hcr
welh which may be asccraned by testing them As their
eAeehce IN the business enables them to offer an article equal
Grizzly 10 any IN the market, they the patronage Of
same time encourage correct dealing $685. "
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
ne Undersigned are sole agents the brand Of
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
!"o -potn IS TchouptoulAs street,
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ng@ THE best evidence that cam be nt8duced
in favor Of the ecacousnes of Hoond German Bters pre-
pared by Dr. G. Jackson is the unprecedented demand for
them from all parts the Union and although there may be
prepared and represented being worthy
hfa yet feel constrained remark that the
vast number of testimonials with which the worthy doctor
been honored by the highest character epeca
by who found have his prepara-
tons Is testimony sufficiently conclusive that eectual
remedy as the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
that drefu malady Dyspepsia, has been discovered
See advertisement. fed Irnd6W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

SPEECH OF Mr.. A. G.. BRIcE.-We give in this
morning Crescent, the speech of Mr. A. e. bnee' OF
this city, on the address" for the removal Of Sheriff
Hufty and commend it to the attentive consideration
Of our readers. 1t is very forcble effort and reflects
credit upon its author. ..-
Other speeches were delivered upon the same sub
ject, but We find it impossible to obtain room for them
ntra
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sEIeaI, Books.

.ReRU Books,
For sale by
THOMAS Il. VvETTEs,
OORSELLER AND Sta TONER
No. 105 Canal street.
JULIUS, and other Tales, from the German;
HOUSE BY THE SEA, n Poem, by T. Buchanan Read;
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, by NJ Ryan, NJ D.;
UNION WITH THE CHURCH,
THE VOICE OF THE CHURCH;
THE WAY OF SALVATION, by Albert Barnes;
PRESCOTT'S PHILIP II OF SPAIN;
ROSE CLARK, by the author Of Ruth Hall;
MEMOIRS OF S. S, PRENTISS, edited by his Brother in
volumes.
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TIE Diamond Efqhf,
PROM
- w N W Il e GB II H. .

PROM
- W N w Il e GB n IL
We arc selling an Illuminating oil at SIXTY CENTS PER
GALLON, which warrant to give a brighter and seader
light than the best Sperm Lard OIL than onc. third
the price Of the cheapest article use The oil burnt in
Lamps invented FOR the purpose Of which keep
Of Parlor Chamber, Saloon Hall and Kitchen
Lamps prices varying from IS 80 each As an ele
giant and cheap light the Sylvc Oil and Lamps guaranteed
10 be uncqualed.
have also sale and especially commend WEBBS
PATENT DEFLECTING LAMPS, which will give more light
any solar lamps now For illuminating parlor
saloons and steamboats,, they quite the article The Defect
ing Lamp can be seen beard of the Natchez and
Princess.
invite public call and the Sylvc Oil Lamps
the DETECTING Lard Oil Lamps burn Store.
W. P. KIRKLAND & CO., Agents,
fe25 2pAlof' No. IS Common street
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H1nx,.p,ssasa.eu, Evps5.s,SEsEAsc
= - --. --.--- - -- -. .x,-zx
AhSNEol EeihhL1odMrN1 IN LIE ecoAn'
AZ"
NOS. 1sL 0i0 if3 Canal ST., Now Oflcalss
ALL NEW STOCK
The undersigned having opened large and splendid asof'-
meat OF s-<,.-.,,r.,r,r7 -,,--,,r,,r,
VIZ w "So - oAs-'AA SAsA17
Is prepared 10 supply the Trade and Families on the most lib
c"l terms This being the only new stock in the city pr'
esttS VIII iu IL 10 eF HS'"5c 10 Gull IN" eN"nihe ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

On the oath inst at 70 minutes past O'Clock DAVID MID
DIETON aged 4S years. native of Shelby county, Ky.
His friends and acqantanccs respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral THIS DAY, 10 O'clock from his late resi-
dece No Il Rampant ate Circus street. between Graver and
Perdido streets.
IL IouisYiil pnnerS nlease conY.
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E0tEca"y.

THE MAGNIFICENT PIANO,
OF pLEYEI. MANUFACTURE,
Which won the Prize at the Universal Exhibition Paris
1866 now put up Lottery, by Mr. j. GAUDIN No. l0t
Royal street.
n774 Five Hundred Chances at So 50 each. fc25 2p6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

kGeMeGceJ KeemtOUeI
FROM NO. 10 TO IL ROYAL STREET,
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins constantly hand which equal to the best that
to this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL II "A Id ES
SAZERAC OF the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 1905 and other
brands.
w II K Y:
or all descripons-Scotch, Irish Rye md Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, III pints and quarts,
Also
On hnnd my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QuOES in the market which will sold on MS reasonable
terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No II pr, ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

EXPORTS OF CoTToN.--The clearances of cotton on
Saturday last were lsl4s bales, viz: for Liverpool,
8,1os; Barcelona, 904; Genoa, 1885, Amsterdam
1922; for Queenstown and amarket, 1,762; Boston,
Il ,723; New York, 926; Philadelphia, SOS; Balti
more R1i bales. 49, - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
DIR. Thomas y. -EKOD0e1'.

SURGEON DENTIST,
TO- 100 ST. CHA RLE S TR z e II.
Opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans.
E Dr. H. attends the duties of his in all its
various branches, and guarantees satisfaction all cases.
DBL 2ply