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tsre scrip cstcates Of 55 payaols and after , tne
sSS sH q tfs Twsa saEasd os
+ Fl s sss tie Si Sss meet
The Company Continue insure against the pers Of the
and and by ire at the current rates OF
oIce in building Of Camp snd Naseisz sreets
q. e..sl, A 6ARRIERE, Vice P7es!isut,
4. P. JANTIER, Secretary. ~
+ 4Ro. 4 Rssi R!sSsa ssSssa E5S'E9 Hs FtsSss Ssss:
FianE f RE'S!in Williams, Z l. Ponroy, W.. Jo;nsqn,
ohn g hsf5 ~. Aho ii ae2S8if SFse 4 Il Be"asi saGSsas
E. GaaIieheau.. r. 9. Camnlact, Wnl; tgehq,
s Hoaoid s,T kisohos, ISa;x Eo$sEa1 ;s,a
9E R1 PTTA 1Nsu1hnSE Fd5 coRafsh 4 X
2ss anS@as BS for the eaaas ,,s %
AnSant sa9' svss # fisEs SIS: Dee: ISL
Total a,ornt premiums fo year ending 5lst De q, :,
" cember, 1856 - i
VIZ For premiums or Are ri:ks sss5e56 q, g5a 3 .
Forpresnua.s marine risss. 9259a +9 e. o.. ,o
Less premiums on risks not Terminated
selasd sls PSSsTssE; gfg?aiul: lsa5 S34 $
--
Net earned premiums for year ending SIS. pecen-
be- is55 ~ IL. "
oniire ryEs .sl.s0t- 50
g g. dsns E5ssf Eis4s l;.ss $s s5S5s 8 8
~ .D.''S .',', s57z555 s.
issaed etc. less interest. disc't, ETC.. IS 6+s 81
Net earned profits for the year ending December .s
5lss1S55 .7'@-oo' Gu
The Company have the following asssts viz;
Invested in mortgages Oh property WORTH -. n.
rnvss}ea a1aG's i 's Saf iG@a to:e .::o: 5s
Losned On bank stocks .ss.::;...... rs ~ 99
IHTsJsa M Ffs IL sss sor fas s o a Il '' ~
urls earned. .:..i. .;.i..!.......;. 14a606 I6
I n''s ss5ssa :;;: = s;::;;; 4 45s s s.
essA o. baud. ,:..s...,...,.- sagzz 70
Total amount of assets: :: .-...!..'.' !S5'5,c1l
STATE OF LOUISIANA. /
II y$ses n IL II Ss5: f H.
sas s esnoWh + *sa'ss ss S.:s
co enoss and say 5&5 hs Ig a9ys @ ass Il ere Ere
said Company 4sEi9TWMERRT i { WRT; fIsf:ds: ;FF Sare,yr
J2; Lefos d. me- " i5 5t a. Of gaznrr
1885, c ~ BRPEg9 e. pEts Pc Sss?9a Psis 5:'S i Orleans :?
,s t.: s ; ::5.5:: ss s:sa @
,SSs @ e m to q F5e naH on ana
NJ s ass@Esd y s55 diydsgd o Of Tn Tn
Gu tne Dr. III 955 IA vSicb cert5c4;s viii be
9 e Gopsny s5s5 We 55 oifs g a1
s$e ofta S e No S p GaSp ts at 'h' current 's
A5EX4SgE AIM & 81 s EEVtsSS vts rSdsa pET,asn''
JAMES H wHzu1ER, secrei.ry. '~ -
~ rnr54nns.
$ShsFq5!Sy, J9ha a 1a.2 & Oven $bs{5ss, ssbs+ FSg
J. gHi:H =. HaTrson, Rufus Meflhsnny VI i. Avery
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S1IEAgs SIDEs-sa casks Clear Bacon Sides in fine
~ order, in and for sale by
aus 5. II. KENNEDY & CO, % Poydras st.
I'M ANILIaA sALV-22, 900 bushels Manila Salt, cargoof
lfl ship Oxford, for sule by
a. F. COCHRAN { HALL,
az IS Graver street,
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MILLINERY.

s1sINs IA: 6 2 EI3: p3v}S 81 2ETs @
< qs received ly The a: arr!y;: from Eagre :. Gs
SEf i.2Sf e I FLiFs lHS a1l @ FOR N5 ~
.r,andij assortment Of LAG2 aad SIX NANTIs e5c
vith P:ioi hs 5 tS Sell At pFtss
o'Esy ~ 5F:s 6R Gu i! 81 NAki4e 3i:E as ,,sn MO
"a : SPRING t4Nl1l4LINEa3.-MR>- >vHTfH,
lGl P9ydgs street respecEu!iy intosi'. tae i@ri- "
ssw ea!s"c q xxi Cal i ri 2 81
7:z s Il M cd I'd ,ss: gAScr &c .:5 sgaAT
si5s oID BoSSTs 5 IFS GFSED and RENEWED give sa
a8~country orders promptly executed r23
q sPR1Ne BpNNETs. ci,AREE I,:, cor: 81:
Pd & na % Siss Of M a"I% ] 81 5
is now prepared 10 sn her friends %i;4 III Net4tS'
1S aasS ss{ o " an re ai as5F Of
B0NNsra, Of syery VARIETY Of style. : ms
yn ~ LADIES, 9TR oIsEHINtt ~; Dan. s,<9
Ss4- tween CnFonde!tt and aronns stssz:,. osss *
S4 leave inform the Ladies that she is j2s9?eHqs
'p's'.1'l ''''' RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
's|'s' ''-+'S'' satn and Plush 85rhsSs
-- -. Lace 'e'''' Dress Trimmings, esc.
Waich Ms R. respectfully invites the ladies coan;g
bayeys y ga!l al.i exnllli2e y
/ OFFICE OF, NEW ,oILEAns sAsLNGs
" INSTGTCTI0N.0!hce No 81 Camp street- -ine1pla-
ted under Act Of the Legislature 18th isrch Loo
The oce Of the institution will be open for the rees7ton Of
Deposits every morning Sundays eNcehted) from 70 " cio2
! and nn Saturday, evenings from to O'Clock
/ E}e1,psit: Of Dne Dollar and upwards will be rere7e1
The employment Of funds is strictly hned by ha At o.
incorporation to tie Public Debts Of the Ite States OF tue
St.A hf louisiana and OF the City Of New Orleans. -
I6aas upon mortgage Of nnancHnherad and fnnE9Fe1 @
Estate limits Of the city OF New Orleans pot exceed
ing 50 per cent. the appraised casi! valas. ,
9as upon pledge OF the st3c@ OF the l'coEposal IN
New Orleans exceeding 81 cent Of the market E"!e
All Interest or Profit derived from the employment Of the
funds is to be dsteibptet ninnnualy anon fhe b2aotn
No Trustee directly Indirectly borrow am 9 Tia F|nls
! or receive any pay or arI0!ument whatever.
Uerfcataso deposits, having interest," at rate to De %
upon issued Tor no less taan o~ depose1 ~:
specified time.
Ge91ga Frsts A. D. Kelly, Ei!lain fHre!
t. w. n. MprGal4 Geo " tFlihAst. ~ I'' 'int'SS,
g. G.. .Dmc2a, A. ttelne, $-sEtpE5t p" oGG' y,
W:lalu,us HJgRr., 7. n. y bod, !lHn. 4: = *
N4''' a. tf,'''-' VIZ, ME!I6ER isrs.4s4:.
A. u KELLY
WM. V0GEII, Vice Presidents
..-.. R. SUMNER
-r o. y. WITHERS, fEea5Brs-.
B-onies Of he Act Ct Incorporation ann d! i.tw ca
be o}tair-i nt the 0h1ct, - y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07
DTTIDERs, HARDWARE AND CRATES

FtDIgN III AEdsI1Fs ~ 9sIsDYltENFs. 2l7TGHauri:
j touias street above Joseph COPPER TIN AND sti&L
ID theirine Of business suehas Putting mp Tin and ygpper u
as Ealleysets Also pa.Eg on Goppe and ne Soots
dispatch An kinds Job and Repairing attended towith
share of the public patronage b Il su- .Xa4&l
We beg leave eer the following gent3smsn Nesss
+ Caller, 5rurlin 4 Co. j. w. Jewell. t5 -
/ t,bsTIet @ al sfree ttft an2l 3Ad6Ws
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07

r51EVENTY-ONE FEET OF TAPE-IVDIs1I.
Aggravated diseases disappear after the expulsion of
wos Epepe fits convulions ind apopeNy hive been per
maneutly relieved in this Yet the great object has
always been arrive remedy upon which dependence could
be p,pce This Ins long been known md used y the
public us B. 4. F FA1!NESTOCk'S 1FERMIFUGE, and may
be relied upon ntnlibe. 80.
- BAYOU SARA, Ia, January II. 1855
McS,rs +. A. FAinestock Go-tienllemen Some years
since recommended yor Fermtge relative, Mr. ChEs
West Of Jefferson contS Miss Tor cliiid eighteen months
Old which supposed TO be dying from tts. He gave two
three yiais Which brought tor il rapew twentyon
have Shown 10 planters in this and he adjoining counties,
have thousands Of hotties yphr Ecrhuge with perfect
satisfaction purchasers If this will be Of service in
calling attention yor valuable remedy You aye at liberty 10
usu il. LANES i. HARfEI.
or tile firm OF Harper Son, Druggists.
Sold wholesale by all the principal druggists ani
country throughout the Uni' States seq dHH I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07

xs.&t ORANGE AND LEMON TitEES-
STSs 5000 ,Iiluaict. Orange Trees,
sxaszs- 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees.
' 25UO Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
1000 Mespulis IapOuica Trees
1908 Malaga Lemon Trees
l0D0 Genoa Crun Trees,
50H Mandarin 0rHnge Trees,
Also
variety NIL kinds of Trspical aud tlanssuch
Fig Bananas, red and yellow fine Guvu Plants TamarinuA,
h The above will be packed with the Orders
No. 30 Camp street,
If NICHOLS Importer Of all kinds of Produce
nos from Mediterranean
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07

n EVERTcM, WpI. E. d Co., COTTON EAG; EAG
- g9FS AND COMMISSION MERCEtARfsfs S2a uia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07

VFfSy1rTEs " Cf.AuSs, GROCERs AND BEARERS
I'll IN WESTERN PRODUCE, Nos. II New Levee ana IA
Trcbornito mi strsets o25 lyd&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-07

NFtsgHsY q. NJ, 4IsfssFfsl5ES tIRNIsEt
AR& n6 apo6s mud FaloS Articles corner Saaa street ana
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Positively Untrue.

We are told that all sorts of are in crcula
tion some of which we feel called upon to nail to the
counter ...5s
1t is positively untrue that the Common Council,
this evening, intend to "address" Governor Wicklfe
out of Office
1t is positively untrue that they contemplate the
abolition of the Sheriff. office, and the appointment
by the Common Council of one Sheriff for the TWEEN
ty-three election precincts, at salary of 100000
each. Es
1t is positively untrue that they mean to convert
the State-house in Baton Rouge into lunatic asy-
lum, and the Penitentiary into seminary of learning
for respectable young ladies'
1t is positively untrue that they have determined,
ina dark lantern caucus, to order the Presidential
election for the first Monday in August.
It positively untrue that they have enteredinto a
league with Costa RIGA to overthrow the United
States government, in the event of Mr.. Buchanans
election.
1t spositivey untrue that they have made arrange
ments with Lord Clarendon to supply them with
365 100000 pair of brass knuckles in case the King
Of Canniba Islands should declare war OF exter-
mination against Cat Island.
It positively untrue that they have determined to
extort forced loan of $25OoO0, 900 from the Demo-
cracy of New Orleans, payable, at the perilof life, in
lT76 seconds from the moment the ordinance issues
from the press This rumor is all an abominabe and
atrocious falsehood. None but those who can read,
and cont pay, will be put to death iastaater Those
who can't read will be vouchsafed twentyfour hours
to learn how! If this isn't mercy and magnanimty
combined, we would like to know what's.
It's positively untrue that Queen Victoria has at
tempted to seduce our handsome Recorder into an
elopement. She became very indignant when the
report was communicated to her Said she Was a ,la-
the Englishwoman, and never would run away from
Albert with any confounded American foreigner
Having put an effectual stopper upon the most in1-
portant OF the fragrant and malicious reports alluded
/ to, we will cease for the present.
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LATER FROM KANSAS.
OsaWattomie and PALMYRA Destroyad- Gavarno,
gptal SnttIIigeute.

I THE NEW ADMINIsTRAT1oN-Yest yesterday, at noon,
everything being readiness the grand change munich
pal government took place Mayor Lewis administered
to Mr. Waterman his in Office Sti
Fare Solomon and Bougny Recorders of the
ets also to Mr. Guyol Street Commissioner and Mr.
Theard, us Comptroller.
large crowd of interested spectators present and
soon as Gen Lewis retired leaving Mr. Waterman his stead
the anxiety to learn the police appointments Mayor
became intense Mr. w. having breathed syllable of his
Intentions to to that The suspense
relieved The Mayor the following appoint
ments:
Chief Of Poliee.--A. F. Moynan.
LenanFirst District, Rufus R. Hunt Second District
Justin Fremeaux. Third District James D. Boylan Fourth
District Samuel Dowty
The above gentlemen having furnished their securities and
been duly in the Mayor appointments
as follows:
sergeants Of Poce-First District T. II. Dryden, W G.
Morehead G. Second District A. suares f. W.
Johnston and Adolphe Labaie Third District H. T. Simon
ert A. Farmer. Nv
Keeper Of Police Jait-Edward Planchard ST..
Keeper Of Insane Asyltn-Ferdinand Percy.
Mayors observation-disclosures b. Walton and jules Cassard
1fayors Clerk-L. A. St. Ceran.
Mayors Aesseager-Phip Power Jr. -.as
The above a the appointments yesterday The
Mayor we learn intends proceed deliberately appointing
the subordinate police and he has eleven app
cations consider he thinks will hardly get through before
the LIST of July.
The several Recorders learn, retaining the old
clerks and other hppointees for the present.
The Inauguration of the government proclaimed to
the city by salute of artillery fired on Lafayette
MoRTUARY.--The inter1nents in the city cemeteries
a. a., r,oo,- and;n c,do - ;
j. 'z Nv % .
CAPT. GIBSON AND LADy-M1s. Gibson, the particu-
lars of whose sabbpe bygtdward Wisely we rave Yesterday
sillives On Sunday II ,vos M. dnoea os1o tbot ,
live through the night but she did So and MS she
yesterday her friends dulgcd homes Of her Ultimate
Her physician however still holds the opinion that the wound
me STAB theEnpper and middle patt Of tho alb
uoeh ana or inches deep extending downward ina lateral
urecuon. soapl' "1oSon is DONG we'll
FIRES-There were two insignificant fires last eve.
ming BY one the roof of kitchen on jackson in be
Fourth District was DESTROYED nv thr other caro ctta
on Adene street between Poydra and Pcddo damaged
me a',e WAS hues seizure pJ Inc Sheriff. Loss nothing to
SPEAK OIL
SUDDEN DEATH-Deputy Coroner Mitchell held an
inquest yesterday morning on the body Of Edward Bernard
native of E,rlnna az .onrs or ooo . o,ra1o. Nv .r.s
died of apoplexy at his victory on sunday
IT, h,d l,ear 10 tha al, tha .,., hfr ~ 49, t.; ;
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Important to 14'Gveyes.s.

All who travel in this climate especially those who travel
upon the Mississippi and other Southern rivers are peculiarly
liable to attacks Of darrhea The suffering and danger from
attacks may be entirely avoided If all will provide them
selves with supply Of ,-a
Billings, Carminattve and AstrEngent Syrup
Letter from Rev. Alexander Campbell D. D. formerly Pres
ident Of Mississippi College, Clinton and of Now Orleans
Dr. BILLINGS Dear SirIt is but simple Justice 10 yourself
and the public generally form to say that having laboed
for several months during the last year. the rayages Of
the scourge Of climate the Darrhea until spite of the
usual remedies applied by gentlemen of the faculty deservedy
high in public estimation bodily system wholly pros
trated found your Astngont Medicine the sovereign remedy
in also found equally effective in curing one ofmy
children Of the miserable complaint Since it effected
myself have taken it whenever, from any cause
there symptoms of recurrence always found
eectual in prevention it had been previously in cure
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land
water onght to carry with him this invaluable medicine by
which, without detention and with almost expense might
himself he passes his way. Families and Pana-
ons would only much disease but many
valuable lives always keeping part Of their medical
stores E..5 MI a@5
Yours, etc., ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Clinton, Miss, May ID, 1854 -z
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor, ~. ~.
d sa s5g 90. WOODMAN,
je16 2p6<W corner Of Common and Magazine Streets
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ssr,s death y Mrs tehee he axnpca n nro,a fact which
was moi eirtad m Tho e,nm;n,t , hf ~, J,, ~ -
" Tha, 4, ma piorn;ng oftar tho a., ,,, - sn,,
bodv nv The f,o,opar ars (,a,es wi, +, ,os A.
with Scntt and Nh 8sreiser5 raod tbo III - ~
bpm,tior il !, norn,n naner a, t, I, 60. '. -,
SHINING his coffee dronnad his snoo , - -, 's 60
God tber,n AM, arsanr ~ HI. stouo,,, /, 4
,J.ssr. ~. -, r;,,a a, So II,
opsv lint ~, tra ho nrocecdod 4itl a.. S.s' ~, 49,
haor IN ,r;so noe Wv. ar ad A., 49,, Nv i s, s e
fixed and continued tbree Times The A .tor - , T.; w.
course of h rondar ;a on,e aeH."t ~ ts
Of tbe crn,ir,o, Low, ~ the Sat- as - ~
machinerv If ,st; rodsd and ro,e
thre,y the Name az i ali II, nlan anon o. ~, I,,
turs 4 - - = 1g apon .e ess'"
sTTha= ro,rt os orov1.a viii sns.to.ox, H. :.
tbev conld sve stare ai;o II H. iTsrs %
dock syishy Dressed his hair deliberately piled up
es sa.u ihPetia. nleey poeu. ms lace, now
ipiesson' s ,ofeheaa projects over
p se siAeh oiue eSes WHIST oAins iszils over par
-, =. ue' "e io" ess si'e MN ~ alner LOT
uai iook' ne oehaVeo WIN le se"est cohpose until he
~ @ La " 40 y W sonsi'ee, " e ooMeu lis hesu anu
Hep1 seiy MRS eiesef st o"'siue dressed IN astylisl
sun y p'eh' anu teleu ehe 'ooh colnposealS ian
ips etSeil' anu iooNine noo' m u ueouS Vi seeing VINO
az were IN oouIt. lace Hase'he anusoe nor usy and
eApesseu me host periec uefeee boh she ana scott
aPpealeu 10 oe IN 'ae pestol healh'
| SUPREME CoURT-CoI. Walton's application for a
mandanus was dismissed Yesterday but without nre,dcc 10
his right at proper time move for dismissal of The annea
taken BY Aud As the Court will; adjourn over To No
yeber it viii be imposbe for ANYTHING further IN he dona in
| the matter till that time
nrevous INDIGNANT or N Court in III. ease of Fucer p
chereau VS. A. Deyron and svnjc was amended and rebea
mos rafpsed in fonr This comnr,sed tho b,s,
nsss yesterdav tbere b,y5n,, hson M deco,s no r
avn ,1s - divo . f e $3.50
| IT. -
KILLED BY MuLE-An If1shman named Law
Inv
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PERPuMEp BREArH.-What lady or gentleman

A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady Or gentleman
would under the of dsageeable BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flower" dentrfce
would not only render sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baste? Many do know their BREATH bad
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will mention It, Pour
single drop the Bam your tooth brush wash the
teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will asta year.
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowersn 1t will remove TAM pnples
and feckes from the skim leaving of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel pour three Drops and washthe face night
and morning.
Sharing Made EasyWet your shaving brush in either
cold water, pour three drops of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and will make beautiful
softlaher much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only 50 cents. Ferdge Co.. proprieors For sale by J.
Wright Il Co. O.. Q. Woodman and all druggists.
fel5 d&Weod6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

29 prizes amounting SS 900
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the following numbers
drawing the first twenty prizes entitled to the 50 approxma
ton prizes in the usual manner.
Remember that every prize drawn and payable in full with
out deduction
All prizes of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after the
drawing-other prizes at the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential hedrawn
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, So; Halves, S21s; Quarters STA.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
8"DrawDgs received in this city days after the drawing
s. SWAN 4 Co. Ataanta Ga.
ie2 2ptd S. SWAN Montgomery, Ala
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gflealIs ail ] Crescent.
yOgllssvaI. or HEyg Oh LEANS.
sflEs o. ilIE0N. 8i q WILLIAN b AbAHs'
ID n MEX ON ID AID ANS. ii
esE,Fsnc HD. - d afs sr REEr.

Sss Il q Il III S.
e Crescent M DO served 70 IN the
esty d hour morning, ndasa excepted for
SO d year Ill adyance half yearly and quarterly Mt the
same rates. Of % cents aeek. 10 tho carriers
Insertion In all casss,
oil 4 for every subsequent Insertion 30 cents
on second charged 81 for every
insertion w 88s S8 i$ gSss &f5 ~
vim hs charged 81 per
sqrare III every insertion. s s8
NOT will be published month,
charged accordingly advertisement sub
VIII ba stopped nnt arresssges pad at the
e optaH of The preprietorss ~
AIheral Discount VIII b. made 10 regular advertisers
THE DAILY CREaSCENT
circulation which renders desirable medium for adver-
ssrs US FaiIY P4rEa 1t circnlaes largely reaching
d homes early hour, and being read
before the business hours articles
for family may ba adsantageously published in it,
columns
TTIR wv E1EK IY GRE i CENT
spabiishea every Monday at S. year. invariably
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
asana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas ana ehei
presents favorable mode advertisers making
their and commodities known Advertisements In
5 serted for 81 per Raaars, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

THE GuANo CONVENTION body met at the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, on the 10th inst
Hon. H. G. S. Key, of Maryland, was elected presi
dent and the following gentlemen Vice Presidents,
John Jones, Delaware H. H. Cooke, Virginia DR..
Holt, North Carolina; D. Jay Browne, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

A PRISONER sERENADED.-S everaI hundred friends
of Brigadier General Small, now in prison for CON
tempt Of court (supreme Court) in Philadelphia
marched procession to Moyamensing prison, on the
night of the sth inst and serenaded him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

The proposition to annex Chelsea to Boston, on q
vote of the citizens, was defeated by about 100
majority, on Monday, the 9th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
EPGEEey's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

PAIN EXTRACTOR.
There has been discovery made in Materia Medical
whereby pain can be quickly aaed and where
high state of Inflammation be rapidly reduced their
natural state where wounds be thoroughly
and rapidly healed and decayed parts restored without either
defect, than with
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. res
Forsae in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ie16 2p3tMoWeFr q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

During severe thunder storm, a few days ago,
says the Newburyport tAfass) Herald, the lightning
came down upon pasture 81 Charles Titcomb, ESQ.,,
Of Kensington, n. 4, descending perpendicularly
into the earth for abeut thirty feet so as to form
good well Of water. The hole is about as big as a
barrel. and Was formed without throwing out any
aortb 5 if5=ssIss55 zs.Las
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DEATH oae Eeats ana Reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DEsTRo OYER,
safe and effective agent used for
the destruction of these troublesome vern,n.
R-Be particular and remember the name as there many
spurious articles offered. For sale by 4&@&.&&S
]. WRIGHT g. CO.,
iel6 2p6t 81 and III Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

The London Atlas says that the philosopher and
mathematician Heropath has just made an estimate
Of Engands wealth, as an estate, and it amounts to
the enormous sum of sA, 600 900.
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Col. Thomas Il. Benton accepts the nomination
for Governor Of Missouri, and is making
to stump The State
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-Ds". Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-Eo lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALpHEAD WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description ja3l 2ply
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N'eaU Interesting Works.

Mr.. sPoNGEs SPORTING ToUR-Edited by Frank For.
roster. With colored illustrations.
WORTH AND WEALTH-Maxms for Merchants and Men
of Business By Freeman Hunt. Jig
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
Thomas Moore Edited by Lord John Russell. Vols and
being the completion Just received and for sale by
J. B. STEEL,
...--5,. Law Publisher, Bookseller and Staoner
jel6 2p3t No. 60 Camp street
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LigAlt---sW0re light.

Our friend 2. A. Rosenha Esq., of ST. Ions having sue
ceeded in the third trial in placing PATENT DAY LIGHT
REFLECTOR in the hold of steamers, the last being the
steamer j. G. Swon Captain j. H. Jones' just from St.
and in Port would solicit the creduous to go and ex
mine for themselves and the vast advantage and sufficient
light it affords in lighting up dark recesses
As in previous cards. would observe may adapted
to almost kind Of edce apartment such Churches
Town Halls Museums, Clerks Offices Dwelling Houses Stores
Hotels Kitchens Stair Passages Cellars boaad Ships
Steamboats,
These Reecors made all sizes seen and had at
the Office of
J. MALLETT,
jel3 2p3t No. % Front street.
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azSsNe are indebted to the officers Of the fine
steamer Chancellor for package of Louisville and
Cincinnati papers 81 = ~ #
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Bs5- The Creole came out yesterday as daily
paper IT presented 4 neat and appearance,
and was well filed with elaneors and original
reading matter We wish The enterprise much success