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Significant.
The subioined is the concluding pa

OF
article in yesterdays Delta: -
The question settled purely one no natraed
citizen occupies prominent place on the Democratc) ticket
ism We rely upon Mr. Waterman we'll upon Mr.. Emore
to frown down.
1t is quite true that mo naturalzed citizen occu-
pies prominent place" on the Democratic ticket.
To all ntents and purposes practically speaking our
adopted citizens have been spuned and scoed at by
the men who will, this very day, call upon them to
vote on their side!
1t is also true that the Democratic ticket for Alder
men In the First District is headed by man who was
few short months since, the most proscriptive and
intolerant 4" Know.Nothngn we have ever met with
since our connection with the American party! In
downright exclusveness, in memorable prescription
in "intense," allabsorbing nativism, we have never
known the equal of the gentleman alluded to.
Yet he is now the Democaticg candidate for Alder
man. and adopted citizens earnestly requested to
come forward and vote ticket Oh which his name
occupies prominent place!
If more deliberate insult was ever perpetrated we
have yet to hear of it. And if adopted citizens swa
low it, let them say aught against the Crescent
account of the Americanism that has appeared or
may appear in its columns. NE should have immu-
nifty for the past and immunity for the future. In
fact, if they can stand him. they should regard as
with decided favor if not positive affection
Inregard to bullyism of any kind or nature, we
can assure the Delta and the public that Mr. Water
man will unhesitatingly !" frown it down. Mr. Wa
terman would not have the office of Mayor, were it
ten thousand fold more important and dignited than
it is, except it was conferred upon him by the unbi-
assed, legal suttrages, of his countrymen. Yet Mr.
W. is ambitious. But, his ambition is an honorable
ambition and it would not be gratifed by the be-
stowa of any station unless that bestowa was brought
about by means that no gentleman would blush to
own
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sHAI4I 4 coon PoL1cY BE ABANDoNEpt

This is question which addresses itself with much
force 70 the tax payers In it they directly inter
ested personally and pecnniarily. Their pockets and
their property are Immediately concerned. They
belong 70 class that can always be reaehed-alwavs
found-and they altcags have to pay the piper, nc
matter what tune is played Therefore, it behooves
them TO consider the question we have 4propounded
deliberately and dspassionately.
| Shall good policy be abandoned?n We think
the tax payers will to-day answer the question in the
negatlye-and in manner and with an emphasis
tat cannot be mistaken. They will make their reply
aeard and felt, unless we labor under great misap
prehen unless they are ungratefnl for the bene
TITS conferred upon them BY the policy of the present
American Common ouncil-unless they are reckless
of their interests and careless of matters that pecu
| larly concern the future webeing of the city of
\ New Orleans
Shall a good policy be abandoned = because that
policy was inaugnrated by the American party, and
because the leaders of the socalled Democracy deem
its abrogaton necessary to their political success
not the of great party but to put in office
few Of the vorites of the rulers and wireworkers of
the paramount faction Of that party? No, say We.
And no should say every voter in New Orleans who
possesses permanent interest in the corporation
who suffers when the corporation SUFFERS and who
prospers with the prosperity Of the corporation.
The question rises above mere partyism. It adj
dresses itself to the common sense every intelligent
mans it appeals alike to his sympathes his interest
and his pride; it speaks to his sensibtes bis honor
and his pecuniary responsibilities, at one and the
same time, and in language devoid of the slightest
feature Of anything unbecoming a gentleman
Shall q good policy be abandoned ~ That is the
question for the voters Of the commercial metropolis
OF the Southwest to decide this day. If the Ameri-
can party trnmphs, that policy will be persisted in
u the American party is defeated, the tax nayers
have no assurance but that the next financial budget
will show an enormous if not an absolutely ruinous
increase in the rate of taxation. S$
What has that g good policy, y accomplished? We
60 in for results, and as results speak louder than
partisan promises - empty, unmean;ng. and often
costly promises-we shall eon6ne ourselves ia fine
mere mention Of the fruits Of few Of those results
The policy of the American Common Council has
done more for the tax payers of New Orleans than
that of any Council which ever preceded it. This we
say without hesitation, and we defy contradiction.
The statement cannot be contradicted with any regard
for truth. There is not tax payer in the CITY who
will not admit the reality Of the assertion Tt
is plaint paten, incontrovertible The American
:, -t 80
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At St,rrtIirl Report.

We heard reported yesterday that there was to
be general delivery Of and hospitals Of
The city morning order that as great voting
influence may be brought to bear against the Ameri-
can party As possible; that the parish prison would
furnish afoTnil conting that the work
would be largely represented; and that even the pau
pers IN our charitable institutions would not be ne
elected 8
Wash them, shave them, dress them up with little
sleceney and four Of five hundred votes may be thus
manufactured /. Sal
These things have been done, We understand, and
may be done again AZ one Of the general rumors Of
the day call attention to it, in orderf such prac
tees are attempted or carried outthat proper re-
sponsibility may be fixed where it belongs.
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2is prizes amounting 0N
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the following numbers to those
drawing the first twenty prizes 50 approxima
ton prizes in the usual manner -@..L....
Remember that every prize drswn payable in full with
ont deduction ' vi
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 The numbers
Will De forwarded to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, s.; Halves, S2S Quarters Sl11
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Mt either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either
S. SWAN i Co. Ataanta Ga.
je2 2ptd or S. SWAN Montgomery All,
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IN. II. YOUNG.

: A PERFuhED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dssgeeable BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers as adentrGce
would not only render sweet but leave teeth white ala
oserf Many do know breath bad and the
SUBJECTS 80 delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
ahse drop Of the Balm your and wash the
tooth night and morning. fifty bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired BY using the
Balm oil Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove tan pimples
and ecses from the skin leaving Of soft and rosese hue
Wet towel pour on two three drops wash the face night
and morning. ...
Sharg Made EdSy-Wet your shaving in either warm
or cold WATER pour two three drops balm of Tbou
sand Flowers rub the beard and it will make beautiful
soft iSther much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only 80 cents Fedge Co., proprietos For sale BY j.
Wright Co., o. Q. Woodman, and all druggists
feI5 -
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eAt~s'SVeQ.

Ns &S NSHE-ES 0G Wa ~ w q
c L Q r HIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
(Under City Hotcl,)
Have nov received their usual choice and superior stock
SPRING and SUMMER Va
OIL O t Fl t N G.,
CONFUSING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAyATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLERTEN'S FURNISHING. s.oops
~ |Pu in every variety.
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1e. s. Breppsses. s. ER. HK. Zaczsas.te,

Gs. 8. Ba'eapsse1s s. KR. KK. Zgc5sggie,
Mes. 35 Front and 36 Fulton Streets,
Are prepared at all times furnish the notice.
on most liberal terms, all kinds of @5
COPPER, Tim AND SHEET IRON WORK,
Brass Castings, Blacksmithing, etc.
Each member Of the firm giving his personal attention TO each
we can offer superior inducements parties dealing
with us. -
our se'es FOR furnishing the following are no.
passed by any house In the South or West: G5f
CHIMNIEs, BREECHINGs, FIRE BEDS
ASH PANS COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON p1pEs
STILLS, WORMS FILTERERS = =
CLARIFYING KETTLES, JUICE BOXES HEATERS
ETC., etc., etc.
Attached establishment we have genera, Frr;,h
Store where all articles requisite for
STEAMBOAT, PLANTATION AND HOUSE Use
may be found.
p Up S g..
Worhingons Safety Steam Pump. s. p Kasc's Fire Pump
Cast Iron, Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps.
STEAM GtU.AGES. 4
schaer's Vacuum and Steam Guage anew article showing
the highest point to which steam may have during
its Hearson's Water Guage. .s- q
TMNE Wv "A TSMc
Chatting DISHES, BUCKETS, ~.
DISH BASKETS, JELLY and CAKE hOULns, ..
COFFEE and TEA uRNS, SOUP TUREENs,
PYRAMIDS and other Ware, Of all varieties.
together With Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves; Washing
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Stoves
saamander and Cannon Stoves Deck Stoves, FORCES
Fire Baskets; Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves
Powder Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder, Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gusge Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps, etc., of all descriptions
BREWSTER & ZACHARIE,
r5e- Nos. IS Front and Sc Fulton Streets
scHAFFER's STEAM AND VACUUM GUAGEs; NJ
HEARSON'S WATER GUAGE;
S. p KASE's FIRE PUMPS myal EMIT
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New Ch1er of Police.

The rumor was current upon the streets yester.
day that, in case of the success of the Democratic
ticket ex. Recorder Jacob L. Winter would be ap-
appointed Chief of Police.
We are not disposed to attach sufficient credit to
this rumor. We give it as it reached our ears. II
was SO generally reported that there may be some
foundation for it. Where there is great deal of
smoke there is always some fire.
The Democratic party must be reduced to despe.
rate straits to pledge such important offices on the
eve of an election!
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RSeaaeOUe0g! Removed 2!
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE. in onort.
and pin constantly hand which equal to the best tina,
comes to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B II A N DIES:
sAZERAc, of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and otb,
brands.
WE4ISK Y:
Ot all descriptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourhon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quars
Also.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and ~
soo'a IN the MARKET which will be sod on as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELIl 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2pf No II Row, atr.o,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

TIE NEBRASKA BILL AND THE SEVENTH SECTION
OF THE AMERICAN PLATFORM The Nashville Union
and American speaking Of the seventh section of the
American platform said 10 It very nearly copies the
words Of the Kansas Act'it copies the " principle
of the Act.n # 5
The Richmond Enquirer, comparing the portions of
each which refer to the slavery question, says Is
not the meaning Of these sentences identical? In
truth, the article in the American platform is OBJ.
Vioasly plagiarism from the KansasN Nebraska bilIn
And yet, says the Nashville Patriot both Of these
Journals have labored strenuously to prove that the
American platform gnored' the slavery question.
while they have been equally loud and earnest in pro
claiming that the Nebraska bill was the test of Demo-
cratic soundness on the slavery question, the indis
pensibIe touch atone of orthodoxy. Is not comment
onsueh conduct gnperfiuons?
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EH0Ef q Dozen Excellent Shirts
FOR 50.
HALF A DOZEN FINE SHIRTS FOR So
HALE A DOZEN CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS FOR sl2
HALF DOZEN GOOD LINEN SHIRTS FOR sls
good fit guaranteed beautifully sewed and buttons war
ranted never to come off
a splendid assortment just received.
Shirts made to order from "a to SIOo ner dor.
GET YOUR SHIRTS AT
S. N. NJ O O D KS,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Canal Street
Je2 2p1t and Exchange Place.
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Fresh FH'ags9s---.Bexsg Received,

Anthony Astredo, No. lG Royal street has the honor to in
form the public that he hes received steamer
large lot of fresh fruits consisting of Pears Apricots and Ap
pies of very superior quality.
These Fruits grown in the vicinity of ycksb1rr Miss
and selected by himself with care spot. Having
entered into arrangements with the growers regular sun
ply he will receive other day fresh lot and the public
can rest assured that they can at all times get fresh traits
stand
He is also the agent and will sell commission 900 900 fruit
trees of description suited to this cmaea catalogue
of which be had by calling subscriber These trees
grown at the La Grange of Col John Hebron near
Vicksburg, aud are extremely choice.
ANTHONY ASTREDO,
je22p6t l6 Royal street
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looVo prizes amounting to- sos 600
The 1900 Prizes of $50 determined by number which
draws the $4,000 Przef that number should be an odd num-
Der then every odd number ticket in the scheme entitled
to - So if All number then every
be entitled to S. 30 in addition to other prze which may
drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd and
Der tickets will be certain of drawing nearly onoha the
the same with chances of obtaining other prizes
Remember that every prize drawn payable 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 drawn numbers
viii be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, S2As.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed other either office
Orders for tickets can be addressed either to
S. SWAN & CO, Atalanta, Ga.
je2 2ptd or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

For LouIsvILLE The splendid passenger packet
steamer Antelope, Capt Ed. Brown, leaves for
Louisville and all intermediate landings this after.
noon, pnnctaay, at O'clock. She the only Louis
vile boat that starts out to-day. We cordially re-
commend her to the patronage Of the travelling COM
munity. She is elegant in her appointments. excel
lent in her accommodations, and is commanded and
managed by skillful and obliging officers.
plan Of her cabin may be seen and staterooms
secured, by applying at the office of the agents,
Mesas Betterton & Keefte 20 Tchoupitoulas street.
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SYaa6tc,s Sale

Sy7a6tc's Sale
Of sDeNwelry and Fancy Goods MT Cost.
From this day until the 10th of June the entire stock
No. Sc Camp street will be sold at retail wholesale cost
The stock comprises WATCHES, CLOCKS, MANTEL OR
NAAENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS CUTLERY, WORK BOXES,
WRITING AND DRESSING CASES AND DESKS, TRAY.
ELfNG AND LIQUOR CASES, FANS, CIGAR-CASEs,
PoRT-AoNNAIEs, CARD CASES, WEDDING. ENvEl-
oPES AND NOTE PAPER and great variety of fine Fancy
articles and rich Jewelry.
Fixtures and lease of store for sale &c Camp street.
tween Graver and Natchez streets
ALEXANDER HILL,
my2e2 p6t svudic
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i0NDAY MORNING, JUNE ?, 1856.
early

We earnestly urge upon our friends the Importance
of voting early. The polls open at 3 O'clock. Vote
before going to your place Of business Having dis.
charged this duty remind your ghbors to
do the same. See that and acquaintance
do not overlook i. scrntnize your ticket closely.
See that III d genuine.
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Per Granada.

Juat Received addition to our Stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Comprising assortment of
WHITE LINEN COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE DUCK COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE MARSEIIIES VESTS;
MERINO FROCk COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE LAMA CLOTH COATS, sEERSUCKER AND
Striped Linen.
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIRTS;
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERISO AND GAUZE COT
ton undershirts and Drawers.
v Esq., LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
ie2 2p6t corner ST. Charles and Canal sts
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rs Nicnrngua--A Cnrd-To the friends of
Colonization in Nicaragua The proprietor Of the CENTRAL
AMERICAN the first American press established Nicaragua
now tour of the United States purpose Of inducing
emigration to Central Amercs procuring the ray
subscription and advertising for his paper
The Central American is published Iusn del Eore
and generally distributed throughout United Satesand Cali
fonia making it the advertising nedun extant
Terms liberal The proprietor may few weeks
at the office ohc New Orleans Crescent between the hours of
10 NJ aadsP. u. E
ryl7 2ntf :,
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Judging by the enormous circumference of the
dresses worn BY young ladies' in the present day. we
feel inclined to assent to the truth Of the old saw,
that q miss Is as good as mile.n
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1t is calculated that the clergy costs the United
States $6000 900 annually; the criminals $1S 100000
the lawyers 1000; tobacco S4O,ooOOOO; and
rum over 500 900 900. ~
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matchmaking: Matchmaking q:
Ell. P. BUcIkbIY,

EEs - BUCKnEK,
y. Q4ate Young { Co.. s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers his
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEW ELaY and SILyERWARE
manufactured imported expressly his ORDER every article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention snyed to his WATCHES
which be e4ceed the city, will be sold at prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article.
k@The scteSt attention. heretofore Watch Repairing
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aNGgd96yaase blanche

MADAME blanche
Positively leaves this city on SATURDAY, the It'll june
Read the following from letters received by the
Madame during the past week:
Augusta, Ga, May 49, 1856.
Mime BsncheThe numbers you selected me last winter
has drawn me prize of $4,000
ANNA MITCHELL.
Pensacola. Fla, May g. 1856.
Mime Blanche-I have the pleasure of informing you that the
numbers selected for wife prize of MOO
in the Alabama lottery.
ANTOINE GONZALES
Charleston 3. c., May 6, 1856.
Mime BlancheThe numbers you selected my little son
have won u prize of $1,000 in the Havana lottery.
ALBERT LEROY
N BFor persons born in March, April May June Sepem-
be October December the Madame will select that
will draw capital prizes. And for persons born 4 10
18th of March, and from the 10th 18th of December will
select the numbers that will draw the 100000 prize
Havana lottery TaltmRns and numbers by the
same as if called personally Date of birth required
selection OF numbers. Parents have their children
bers selected and draw prizes them Numbers S. Tails
$40 to so Numbers for the $lO0OOO prize $25 All let
addressed Madame Blanche New Orleans
hdential, and answered immediately. je2 lt2p
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1Vse Child Is only Troubled svitKl

IGee CAaseee Is only Troubled sUitgs
WORMS,
Says the toughles mother when the puny appearance OF
her offspring is remarked upon ONLY WORMS why not say
only Cholera or only Yellow Fever for destroy
lives than either 1fyou love your little administer to
them, even you only suspect them be troubled with
Worms" sure, safe and immediate remedy. Every
hold where has been tried every Physician who has
effect, pronounces WINER's CANADIAN TERMIFUGE
such remedy.
R Be particular and remember NAME Canadian
semltuge This is the only article that be depended on
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
je2 2p3tMoWeFr<W q and ISL Cbsrtreset
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Boots, Shoes ey1eG Byo0nsas.

B0O&s, Shoes eyae6 R8roqGses.
AT WHOLESALE
NOW landing from ship Norfolk and store general
rnent OF BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS GAPS ec
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RTssET
Boots, bRodANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAhPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2pGW IN Nor,,;.,
III TS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
we are constantly receiving general assortment of S; Fnr
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw, Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the N
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W IN nooo;,. 49,.
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0flsalls t9ailv Grfstellt.
0FFIgEaE JOURNAL on INV ORLEANS.
sAMEs d. NIXON. SFyftllAm IL ADAAs.
AL FL I8Y NIXON q; ADAMS.
ssrEIcEs, 10. 10 Q AM 4. .snR JET.


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THE DAILY CRESCENT Ell
circulation which renders medium for sdyer-
Users Asa FAlLr PAPEait crculaes largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes sary hour and being read
the hours consequently articles
~ family nss DO adsantageousy published III its
columns .5a5S5s5
THa H w u n KY CRESCENT S3s3
published every Monday IS year. nvarabIyin
advance Having an circulation throughout
aaana, Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
presents favorable advertisers making
shsir wares and commodities known.
serted fnr ri per square esch Insertion
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1t isa singular fact that the heathens seldom use
the names of their idols iueverenty while scarcely
Christian community is destitute of swearers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

He that enYies makes another mans virtue his
VICE, ana another's happiness his torment; whereas
ne that ejoces at the prosperity Of another is par
takgt Of the sa1ne. Al rs.