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New ORLEANS, May Still, 1856,
Be 1t known to all whom may concern that
Of Nicaragua recognizes agent States
except Padre Will, Minister Washington, Col. p F.
lancoso in this city. Capt j. W. Wilkins has acting
agent during the absence of Col Mcosos returned
and resumed the duties of his Office And further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money
Nicaraguan government without any authority. my9 Up
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Important Change.

DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor.
The original and only genuine in envelope
larger boxes Fraud counerfets of Daeys Extractor in the
wrappers food the market Avoid you would poison
for its use is dangerous.
article yet KNOWN but Dalleys Genuine Extractor
check inflammation instantly subdue the pains of the
scads in from fifteen minute and the
wounds without
Piles Erysipas Salt Rhem old and inveterate Sores Cuts
Wounds Bruises Sore and amed Eyes Inammatory Rheu-
matsm, and all cuaneous and nfammaory diseases,
rapidly, radically, and without fail
NB-H. D. holds himself responsible for the effects of his
Genuine Extractor.
M4@For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my26 2p3tMoWeSa q and Isl Clartres street.
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matchmaking: Matchmaking !
IT, H. BUCKLEY,

IT, II. BUCKLEY,
Qate Young Il Co.. s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and SIIyERWARE
manufactured imported expressly ORDER every article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited his assortment of ATCES
which cannot be exceed i'll the city, sold at prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article.
EThe srcteSt attention. heretofore, Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jewelry Work. my14 2plm
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On Sunday. the 18th instant A. NJ of Typhoid Fever
TEXAS HToBY, aged 10 years youngest Clemence
Angnstin and the late Thomas Toby. " 2l7lz / s.
The friends of the family and of G. Bogert& Co., arc
pcetfuy invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
mother corner of Pryania and First Streets THIS fonday)
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, without further notice
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To interrupt a Disease is not to

To interrupt a. Disease is asot to
" CURE IT.
Many preparations will secure to the victim of worms
brief cessation from pain and irritation bu. only edi-
cine at present known to the world will actually exrpate the
disease and secure the patient from all unpleasant consequences
That Medicine is
WIner's' Canadian Vermffusc,
stand alone uneproached has the sanction of the highest
medical authority and should manepiece of every
nursery in the United States Mothers look it, you value
your chldrens health and life
1Be particular and remember the name Wners Canadian
Vermifnge. This is the only article be depended on
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my26 2p3tMoWeFr q and ISL Cbartr.Ks
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-MB~ ME- SdcA ~ n ~ Ne GG Gap-
Nos. 12 and La Charities Street,
Respectfully inform the ladies that consequence of por
ton of their premises having to be rebuilt they have decided
reduce their stock without delay they will therefore, from
morrow, offer their entire assortment RICH SUMMER
SILKS, BAREGES, MUsLINs EMBRoIDERIEs, LACES
MANTILLAS and PARIS BONNETS, at such reduction as
will insure rapid SALE '
The whole of their large stock of this, Springs Importation
and many octhe goods just received and the way.
Z my2G 2pMo We&Fr g '-
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Per Steamship Black Warrior,
FRESH SHAD, HAIIBUT, and LITTLE NECK CLANS.
Also from the Gulf, fine lot of POMPANO REDSNAP
PER, which will be served up my usual style Hope Hall,
90 St. Charles street.
my23 J. J. DANIELS. 90
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SABBATH scHooL CRLEBRATros. Tenth An.
u Celebration Of the Methodist Sabbath Schools Of our CITY
Of yesterday az The McGehee Chapel on Carondelet
street The schools from the ereut city marched
there IN procession and with the spectators that attended
crowded large church s capacity The exercises
consisted Of singing Of appropriate TO
the OCCASION which listened 10 with absorbing interest,"
and highly enjoyed by ho present, notwithstanding
thepppFessiye heat Of the weather. ~ at
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u II the prudenceof reserve and decorum dictates
silence in some circumstances, in others prudence
Of q higher order may justify US in speaking our
thoughts 485
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ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT l.. III. Place, III. pI. Summers,
"A. Landry.
srco,,,> ,1z,r 2Augustus Montgomery,
'f'oNn Di' i. Adolphe Dupre.
r,-,r 2P. $. Wilt,
AhAi.n us '''.'5 j. ". Gorlr1ain.
,,ox,,,n,, ,,,,n BENZ. S. Harrison.
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S5ts
TERM
Eae Crescent vim VI 70 ssbserners Y the
eisy ia early hsnr Gsuniays ~
SIC 4 year lin adysnre and quarterly q tne
came rases 81 10 to ths carriers
Advertisements insertion, ~ ~ eases
ST. Tor syeIy slbssqnsnt Insertion, % cents. &.
ID h pags are u for every
insertion. III $bsBA tsj 81 Ss5tss. 53 ss
published 1T Intervals viii " charged Isl
HQaafS Ri every insertions sT z5 Nj
Advertisement VIII 20 published one month, q
saagss aFd aeeordngi advertisement snh
win until all paid At
&s5 epdsa eE the proprieturss sl IA @
ri aaEeEaI acosant viii Do msde 10 regular Rdysrisers.
TKHE DAILY CgsEisGENT
circulation renders desirable medium for adver-
Users. AFER 1t calculates largely reaching
hundreds nf homes Vt early hour. and being reaa
beorsths approach business articles
for family b adyantageously published ii Ii,
t5urnns. $$s83 .A3
ESS ii ESs IA w a n XXI. X CE rs CE MT 81
Published Monday morning at SIS year, invariably
advaace Having extensive circulation
sans Missisaippi Arkansas, Alabama, other
tasE ftnresents mode of making
taair and dtiss Adyeriseaenls IN
ssstea for Slp square. each Insertion.
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Steamboat Departures Th.s Day.

MOBILE,
Cuba Hei master, Tie arrival of the 4ocock NJ Pont;
ehartrain cars. R. Geddes 10 Bank Place. agent. &
F4 TGHEFUECTA RIVER z$ .7se
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival of the IL O'Clock NJ
Pontchartain o. C. Lowber No. 9s Magazine street.
agent
YAz0o RIVER.
Atlanta Briggs master, o'clock. L. snnpp Co., 81
Front street, agents. @$
RED RIVER. lez 4
Grenada Crampi master O'Clock. Lewis snapp Co., 81
Front street. and 4. B. Smith. IL New Levee agents.
Rosa, Dowty master, O'Clock Lewis snapp Co. 81 Front
street. and r. b. Smith, u New Leyee street. SCENTS
H N. Wright Clarke master at o'clock. Lewis snapp
Co.. and 7. B. Smith, agents. Ss4
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THE AMERICAN ORGAN Messrs. Humphrey Mar
shall, Of Kentucky, s. q. Haven, of New Jersey, ia
cob Brown, Of Pennsyl yania and q Morrison Harris
Of Maryland members Of the National Executive
Committee Of the American party, in q circular, an
nonce that satisfactory arrange for the future
maintenance Of the American Organ, as an author
tatiye exponent and advocate Of the principles Of
the American party, have been completed.
in connection with the above, the Organ takes oc-
easlon to say thatin u few days corps Of efficient
editors WILDE 1T their posts when the columns Of
the Organ will contain greater quantity and variety
of political and other matter and will be conducted
with especial reference to the position given it in the
fosa
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Select Summer Clothing.
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
MORE FRESH GOODS BY THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages.

AIIHRED %MUNRoE &c 20, W
,.- s.- 81 Magazine street, corner Of GraVier,
Would call attention to their present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whichinny be found the following;
Single Mild Cashmere FROCKs AND PANTALOONs.
Drap DEte FROCK and SAC COATS 49,. ...
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS. 49, ."-
Bnrpour, Alpaca and Merno COATS It gM
Check Linen Brown Linen and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOONS, 200 different patterns
French prap D Ete PANTALOONS. .
White Marseles VESTS. ".
Very rich assortment Of Fancy Marselles VESTS .#
Rich Fancy silk and Satin VESTS. ... .. ...... +.
Bombazine, Bnrpour and Alpaca VESTS. IT,. ,rr-.. IF
Gauze Merino UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Cotton !" :"
Iisle Thread " Is &"
Half Hose Gloves. Suspenders, Handkerchefs, Crayas
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
ROE-Ss CZoz;EzZaVG, st
Our assortment of BOYS CLOTHING is very complete en-
bracng the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
and guardians invited call and purchase well made cloth
ing for the boys under their charge. .r
full assortment of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company 6'p W"
One Price for Goods-No Deviation. "
my26 2p6t '.t..
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Removed EseaasDUeCg 2!
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pin constantly hand which is equal to the bes that
comes to this market.
:. Also =. ...=,..5--
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR Dies.
sAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1896 1898 and 1906 and
brands.
IHISE<Y:
OF all descriptons-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
.. Also.
On hand my usual of the best WINES IL.
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other hsuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. IT ROYAL street.
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l,4OO, 600 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY MlRPHY / NEVIS

TIFIDAY, Both May, 1856, Mt 10 o'clock. A.
NJ will be sold in the Sales Room Of popular
known Importer IA FVals No. IS Magazine street. without
any reserve --T,sr ..
4OOOoO Genuine importation Havana Cigars, consisting
mostly of choice brands.
5-TERMs-under $500 cash; 500, six months for
approved paper. my2D
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Tying q maekerel to your coat tail, and imagining
yourself whale is one Of the first lessons in Goldfish
aristocgacY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26
Boots, Shoes and z8rogasas.

Boots, Shoes tgsed K3r0g0aas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and store general assor
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW aud CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, By
FROST & CO.,
tylS2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE. &.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama Legho, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, ut the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyi3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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WANTEDr-We are requested to call the attention
Of parties interested to the advertisement NJ En- under the
above head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

Sincerity Is an opening Of the heart We find it in
very few people; and that which We generally see
isnothing but subtle discrimination to attract the
confidence Of others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

JUDsE McTlEAN On SLAVERY. We earnestly direct
the attention Of readers to judy views
the slavery question published ii the National IN
tsIgencer on the 22d of December, 1s4T and repro
duced in that journal its issue Of the 18th instant
The frequent illusions to the document In the Senate
II and elsewhere ndneed the republic
II The high character Judge Mclean has always main
tanned his position as one Of the first members Of the
supreme bunal the country, aken in connection
with the unWonted excitement on the slavery ques-
ton and aspects, render thing emana-
ting from his pen Of unusual interest.
We fiatter ourselves we have done our readers d
service By bringing forward the views Of this eminent
statesman and juriseonsuIt #
FIRsT DISTRICT CoUR We were happy to nm
derstand that his Honor the Judge Of the First
District Court, was In the streets yesterday evening"
entirely recovered from bis late ndispositon which
prevented him from holding Court on Saturday. The
very nary mo ton for new trial, made BY
the plaintiff in the case Of Aud vs.. Walton, was
fixed for hearing on that day, and was necessarily
postponed on account Of the sickness of the Judge.
1t Is to BE- hoped the recovery Of bis Honor will be
permanent I'M view Of the large amount of pressing
business claiming the attention Of the Court. The
mere rights Of parties engaged in the contested
election cases yet to be disposed of, although of much
individual moment, are of little importance when
compared with the great principles Of Justice and
+ equity involved which underay and ought to govern
every judicial tribunal in the country.
49, ss------ . 8 !SA
MISUNDERSTANDING Our thanks are rendered to
Mr.. a. Gassard Principal of the Boys School on ST.
Philip, between Bourbon and Royal streets, for an
invitation to attend the examination to-day.
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.W'eaU WORKS,

eW EEU VI UT'EcSs
Just received and for sale by
81 R - I'M EI H IL.
Publisher and Stationer,
No. so Camp Street.
SIGHT AND HARRINGTON Preserved and how Lost BY
Henry Clark, NJ. D.
SECOND MARRIAGE-Ora Daughters Trials
REALITY-Or the Mllonare's Daughter By Mrs L. c. Tut
hill.
THE THREE GARDENS-Eden Gehsemane and Paradise
Or Mans Ruin, Redemption and Restoration
KEY TO THE BIBLE. BY David Dobie.
CYCLOPED1A OF AMERICAN LITERATURE vols IL
Illustrated by Duyckwick.
, t--Also new supply Of
ERNEST LINWOOD.
HlAWATHA. BY 1ongfcllow. my26 2p3t<W
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Ca17oets1ag, Mating and Floor
OF, CTnrrEB at 10 .,,,,.t,oa st,,aat

Lately received large assortment of CARPETINGs such
as s Velvet, W u Tspesry BRUSSELS Ingram We
widths, cut to slit rooms, halls MATTING-5O0 pieces
d and 81 White and Checkered anding all of which
we offer at the lowest market prices ~ -
A. BROUSSEAU 4. CO.,
my26 2p6t 10 Cbarttes street,
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na VIZ lie obliged to the clerk Of the excellent
Red River packet RI b. Kimball d late Shreveport
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

a Yankee doctor has recently got up q remedy for
hard times It consists Of ten hours labor, well
worked in s5
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ESTATE OF J. b. d. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. F. GUEx.
Aurto

ESTATE OF J. b. d. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. F. GUEx.
BY N. VJGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, 14tfl j June, 1856, Mt I2 O,cEocYr
~ NJ will be sold at public auction in the of tile ST
Louis HOTEL by virtue OF order from the the Sec
ond District Court Of New Orleans dated 9Th May 1885, the
following described slaves and property belonging 10 said sue
PETER, negro man, about IS years old
MARY, alias Molly negress, about 4S years old
Il. A CERTAIN TRACT OF GROUND bounded by Cont
tec ST. Louis and Maras Streets measuring (rcnc meas
nre sixty feet front on Cont street BY hundred twenty
ana M & feet ye inches the line dividing said lot Of
Th containing four closet gallery
wosory Kitchen containing four another double Kitchen
yosory store house stables also large brick building, and
bakery containing two large and all the buildings
Improvements erected on said lot
a. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb
Maarny designated as lots Nos 49, 70 q and % of No.
o. comprised between Union Liberal Frencmen and Genius
@ lots measuring each 30 feet front Union street,
ny IN feet in depth French lot No. q being the
of Union and Genius Streets
TERMS AND CONDITIONS For the Slaves, third cash.
INC balance at six and twelve months credit in notes to the
order OF purchasers and endorsed by them For the Real
Estate one third cash. and the and eighteen
nos credit in notes to the order of the purchasers and by
them bearing six cent interest per annnm from
date till maturity and thereafter if not then pnid at eight per
cent per annum until final payment secured by special mort
payment Of the the policies of insurance to be trans
ferred to the tutrix
R- Acts of sale before Magner Esq., notary public.
r ErTp1 IA N;n1D
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DOgbeM7-7s

UOgben5'7S
co M M Err CIAL COLL G E,
No. LOG Canal Street.
The object of this institution practically Penman
ship Book Keeping Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Surveying,
Navigation, English, FRENCH Spanish German and Phono-
graphy.
Ladies' 81 SIt A. NJ. Gentlemen A. NJ.
II A., and to- ?. NJ. Children 4 to 51s 2. NJ.
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
nly26 2p3ts No. 1p6 Canal street.
KDr. BeNCYb'S
ANTI CATHARTIC MIXTURE,
proved beyond the
sands this city testify of any remedy that has
brought before the public for
CHOLERA,
CHOLERA M0RBUs,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY, etc.
It alike prompt in its effects either in mild
ton of the BOWELS, the aggravated Of CHO
ERA Its action is specific and entirely different from all
other preparations that have pu up Cholera
thing remarkable which shows superiority over all
other preparations and surprises all that
els will regular the day If they had
Every family should have in house.
boat without having supply on board
For sale by a
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothecary,
corner Chartres and Customhouse sreets
And by Druggists generally throughout the city. my26 2p6Wl
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sA CLAY WAToH. M Roby, Of Paris, has. a time
piece made entirely Of clay. All the works, plates
oogs and wheels are made Of aluminium; and NJ
Roby believes that it is much betterfor these pur-
poses than the metals generally employed. 1t is
much lighter does not require 50 much power to con
duct the wheels and, therefore, with a heavy bal.
ance viii obtain better result for regularity. It
very hard and smooth when hammered, and the fric.
ton will be reduced to almost nothing.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT. --1sT WARDS. B. Day.
j. z. Campbell,
I'd vARD-JoEln NJ. Hall.
A. w. Cooper
Sd wARD-N. e. Bailey.
G. Banister.
SECOND DIsTRICT-4ru v4Rp-W. M. Fleming.
ii. w. HebFar1.
9TH wARD-Vtctor Bcnit.
49," 6rH wARD-John Z. Holland.
THIRD DISTRICT.-7TH wARp-Leonce Rurthe.
SrH WARDS. Ps DeLabarre.
9rH w4Rp--yV, C. Raymond.
FOURTH DISTRIBUTOR wARD-sJs R. Oliver
myl6 tie 1lrH WARD '. a" ..-
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aS-W are indebted to the clerk of the fine.
steamer recent from The upper
country i5s 45s
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eB1eaU Orleans DIRECTORY.

A T. S II O n, M Y G A T T g. c. O.,
formerly Burnett & Bostwlck)
No. 10 Camp Street,
Will publish the first day of January next
plete DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
embracing the Of all citizens statistics regard pub
lie institutions and other information valuable citizens
strangers Also immense of statistical information
referring to the Municipal Government prepared from
ceponabe and reliable by competent writer's who will
devote themselves exclusively to that department The bio
graphical portion ebodying sketches principal citizens
will be drawn under the supervision OF able teat who will
be specially engaged for that task All business applications
should addressed to W. II. RAINEY 23 or left at
Is Camp street. my26 2plt
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LABEL j.. Winter, an ex- Recorder in New
Orleans brought the editors Of the Cres
cent for injury done his character and laid the dam
ages az 900 The cause was recently tried, and
Mr.. Winter recovered the enormous amount Of one
cent, las the probable yalne Of his character.
VI Vicksburg Wing, 22d.
We really wish our cotemp oraries would let this
unfortunate affair alone. Because aruinous Judgment
has been recorded against US, We don't see Why our
friends should continually bazon the ratterbefore
the world Because we're do,cn oughtnt to follow
that we should be reminded Of the fact all the time!
After several stnpendous efforts we've raised the
money, and are prepared to settle with the Sheriff at
any moment. 5sF
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.
The following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted ut recent meeting of the members Of the Galveston
bar They copied from the Galveston News of the ed
WHEREAS the members of the Bar at Galveston learned
thsmornng of the personal attack in Court by Mr. GGR
the New Orleans Bar tho 18th ins upon of our mem
bers, Col HENRY N. Potter, while in attendance wit
in the Of United States against W. G. KENDALL
therefore, be 1t @* @
Resolred That Col H. N Potter has been member Of this
Bar for seventeen that he personally known to oil Of
gentleman of honorable character and standing and
that the statement made by Mr. Sgu devoid Of TRUTH
the ntering Of it was Of ordinary decency.
Of BAR when attending the United States Court Of another
District lin obedience suhpmna gross outrage and
should sanchse the attacking party from every courtesy of
the profession and deprive him Of recognition gentleman
der the circumstances in refusing to permit Col Potter de-
fend himself he entitled to do by the comfy Of the
possession a g., 1871 Il fTlaE 5sE55
esopd That the proceedings Of this meeting signed by the
resident members Of the profession be published in the city
newspapers copies thereof be furnished for publication
the New Orleans papers 500
+ FH H Mn &: uYSKEh' JH, Committee.
W.P. BALDINGER. s4l @ 81
And, thereupon, on notion the meeting adjourned.
L. A. THOMPSON, Chairman.
THoHAs NJ JACK, Secretary. 5 &% yt'e.
P. C. Tucker Jr., +. H. Merriman, ,Nn M
W. 2. Ballinger, Thos. NJ. Joseph 4a
4 Dan'l D. Atchison, Edward T. Austin, ..
R. H. Howard EbeHezer Allen, -.- t.,
Jno. B. Jones, Vim. H. Williams, .Ni
: A. II. Hughes, Hugh Mcleod, .'1. by.
John T. Holt, H B. Andrews, '. o..
Geo. Mason, r. K. Hartley, IT,
j. A. Jones, b. Franklin
John Henry Brown. 1ny26 2p1t
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MONDAY afoRNIN d, MAY rs, 1876.

~ we have our thanks To 70 the clerk Of
the II. u. Ward for late Louisville per-.
WI The clerk Of the Nashville viii acs3
cept our thanks fol river iavols $s# 85s NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

american KScket.
--..- MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
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BeGee1t0ae 3 KeeGe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in I'll
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. % TcHoUPIroULAs ST., N. O.
Also, Agents for JOHN D. PARK'S PURE NATIVE WINE
and SIP ARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines warranted
the pure juice Of the Caawba and Isabella Grapes
attention paid to filling orders. ale 2p6m