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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-01

FEHO LET-Tenements in all parts of the city.-cal
n at No Fagg's Building up stairs.
n12 diff ADRIAN FLAGG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

The spring trade Of our city has commonwealth goo

The spring trade OF our city has conmencedlh good
earnest. The resumption of intercourse with, the
great VESTS shown by the daily Of boats hesy
lily laden, from Cincinnati, Louisville, EYansvi and
Nashville, not emitting the great Wabash Valley
and before these remarks are perlsedby our readers
The steamers from st. Louis may be shutting
off steam our leyee. It ii that we can
announce the renewal Of business in State and
Eastern Texas, through that great tributary Of the
Father of Waters, Red river. From the very upper
limits and branches Of this great artery we have &C
countsbof rise sufficient for purposes. Tothls'
can be added the revival q trade with Arkansas,
through that other important river the Arkanss
Thus, all doubt Of this seasol's business beng
largest and most important which has ever
the career Of the Crescent city, As removed
Letus referto figures and facts, and see now we
stand now in the seventh month Of te present eolli'
mercial year We take for our guidance the receipts
If nroilnce ~ way of the river, or the past three
years-say from Art September Of each year
1e5s III and 1850 tile sth of March Of each
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEpY-Pro Bono publico

THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEpY-Pro Bono P,blico.
Every should lave box in the house handy
of accidents Children Redding's Russia
Boston remedy thirty years standing
by PHYSICIANS and speedy burns piles,
bols corns elons chbans old every kind
fever eres ulcers ITCH scad head nctte rash bupqn
nipples Recommended by nurser whioSs, sites fosters flea
bites spder sings limbs salt rheu scurry and
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds val
liable remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty wears In will this salve do injury
tefe.e with physicians prescriptions 1t made from the
pucst ecipe brought from Russiaof articles
growing in that the propreorS have letters from
all classes cergyme physicians captains nurses and 9th
ys who have used themselves and recommend il to others
Readings Russia Saye put large tin boxes stamped
cover with picture horse and disabled soldier which
nctue is also engraved the wrapper. Price, 3 cents
box Reddng { Co. For sale by J. Wright Il Co., o. O..
WoodnHn and all druggists. fel4 eoabm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

A resolution was offered that the nominees of the
Cincinnati Convention, whoever they may be, are the
choice of this Convention for the Offices of President
and Vice President of the United States. Adopted
amidst tremendous applause. s
Suppose Gddings and Sumner are nominees-what
then? They are the worst enemies Mr.. Fillmore has
in the United States!
As we make it point always to acknowledge an
error of judgment, as soon discover it, we are
rather inclined to the, opinion that the antiSdell
men have obtained temporary, if not permanent
advantage in the election of delegates to the Cncin
natl Convention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

Me- If you are sick, the probability is that
the root of your sucugs in the stomach. From weak
stomach dyspepsia Unguo oppression in the daph
ra1u iandice headache nausea bodily weakness dmne,s Of
sight heartburn cosrenes dysenter and legion OF other
toruenng Indigestion produces thin blood and
destroys The strength and vgor or the system To
strength Of the stomach and enable it 10 throw on
and dismiss tormenng and dangerous
plants nothing necessary but perseyerin Of ooAnd
Bers, prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
mistake failure their aEstvs effects See ad
y. 1p,1E Tp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

. BATHING AND BARBERIziSG.-Baths and BARRIERS
Indispensable Accomplishments Of civilization
great virtue and merit in themselves with
uncomfortable degree Of attention from heather pa
gans We might refer number of eminent ancicas whose
opinions concerning and cold baths anticipated those OF
Pressnietz centuries further degree Of
would give tonsoru essay 1t is sufficient say that
Rollins at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon, No
% ST. Charles street makes modern and actual the ancient
pcions of art and wonderfully rejuvenees the exhausted
and battered condition of Slmos Mercury ont
OF Vulcan and render lettering Slenus graceful Apollo
That contained his advertisement may learned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

8 WAsHBURN's INDIAN AMPHIrHEATER.-0n account
Of the inclemency of the weather. which has almost
converted portion of our streets into canals, and
has rendered walking in every direction, very diff
cult and disagreeahle, Washburn's Indian Amphi-
theater and Colossal American Circus was not opened
TO the public last evening, will there be any per-
formances until Monday the 18th inst. Those, there
fores who are interested in the promised entertain
1aenta must keep their souls in patience. 1t is to be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13
EnR LorISYIILE.-Thc MAGNIFICENT steamer Rohcrt

j. Ward Capt Sins F. Miller will leave for Louisville and all
Intermediate landings this afternoon puncnally O'Clock.
unnecessary tell readers that The Ward of
the finest that loRct-tlat her accommodations for
passengers unsurpassed by any craft dying the Western
waterand that her table is smptuuus in ts appointments
RS that of rstclaSs hocss these facts are known TO-
appreciated by the whole travelling community.
plan of the cabin can be and secured, by
application oce Of the agents, Bcerton Kccfe
% Trhounitouius street.
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Fancy SaeSRSery.
Consumption CeEa'aDye.

Consumption is daily carrying off its thousands premature
grave which might prevented entirely hepropcr
remedy and regimen was made Of That remedy is
BEACII'S BREAST EMINENT,
with directions regimen. Persons who naturally weak
and delicate about their chest and almost sureto contract dis
lungs upon the Slightest coll those who bleed at
the lungs throat who in any way prcdsposcd to it
either by the formation of their chest hereditary only
prevent the formation Of disease busengthen their
stituion until they robust any person. 1t is not
edy thousand and cough syrups that every day
brought before public that keep person nauseated with
sckenn potios derangng the stomach and digestive
gn The of the Lninent the contrary, strengthens
tho lungs stomach gives yen better appetite makes you
feel better all the time using it and stronger chest
expanded becomes larger you breathe free and easy
instead STOPPING posture erect and in fact feel
like new person. For sale by 81, h.
- Ed. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothccary,
NIL 2pGtvw1t corner Cusomhousc and Charities streets
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GA1ETY THEArER-Tlle 'benefit of the company"
at the Gaicy not so largely attended, last even
ing as it ought to have been considering its merits.
The Honeymoon !" Mr.. and Mrs. Lillywhite "
Wilkins and his Dinah )" an address; and an
Italian bravhra changed the past to the future.
1t is to be hoped that the rising sun may be more
bright, beautiful and brilliant than that which has
been eclinSed
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sparEsEo ., n o. I o q 4 S m p IT .5

MI IN ERIN 73$s 8S FIJI 4
ae regularly served 70 IN the
1t IL morning, eScepted) for
Sl8 ysar III advance half quarterly at the
satas 70 cents ~ the carriers
Pei first Insertion, in all cases.
foF every insertion, % cents 22' M
on te second page charged
s8f s
It intervals, viii be charge
square for erton. blu $S.}
will published one month,
advertisements sub.
ali arrearages arepadsat the
option Of tho s5eass ss GA gf
AzReral sil he made to regulhr advertisers
FHTs DAILY CRESCENT s
cronlation desirable medium
tsers. FAMILY 1t eitcnlates largely, reaching
hundreds Of hour, and being read
approach Of business hours consequently articles
for faInynse may adyantageously published IN its
columns. 1s AZ #5&
a. HE w E EKLY GRE GEN q s$Ss
is published every Monday at So
Having extensive circulation Ioa
is5ana, Mississippi Alabana, Texas aIs other
States favorable mode 70 OF Hakih
their wares commodities known advertisements N
serted for 81 per square, each insertio
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION. - This body ad-
journed at Baton Rouge on Tuesday. The delcga-
tons from the several Electoral Districts reported the
fnllnwinm electors and substitutes:
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As an episode let us 60 BACK Thirty years ago AM
sec how and what the old merchants had to do:

DO New York and Boston, sixty day. :. "A per ct dis
And although the population Of city has only i'll
creased about four times the number, the general
business, trade and commerce has increased twenty
times the amount of 1896. And yet we are asked to
credit the almost daily assertion that our good city is
in its Decline when it has scarcely entered on its
great career and eminence. Our limits will not at
this time permit us to extend our remarks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13
ERay'1eey House, BATON EeOesge.

ER0s'1aey House, BATON Rouge.
This welkpown Hotel has undergone during the past
mouths very extensive alterations and repairs various improve
nents have made in different parts Of establishment
supplied with places and nothing overlooked that
would likely add the comfort convenience Of its
patrons.
rs The Furniture and everything pertaining to The house
thoroughly ovehauled ut perfect order
is open for the reception Of guests.
VIM. MARKHAM
isI6 2p9r
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Medical TeCt Books.
BARLOW's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
For sale by

For sale by
THOMAS Is. VVEEEETEGy
BOOKSELLER AND STD TIONER,
No. 165 Canal street.
LA ROCHE ON YELLOW FEVER, two volumes.
MEIGS ON DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN;
DUETS SYSTEM OF SURGERY;
The Medical used in the Medical College Of LouEnn
for sale at
milo opst los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

DESPERATELY misunderstanding was one of
those days out of a thousand, deserving an immor-
talty of damnation. Overhead, a great blanket of
blackness seemed to be stretched from horizon to
horizon, with no punctures through which sunshine
might steal but innumerable little leaks, Just sui
Gent to maintain an uninternttcd drizzle. The
streets were knee-deep in mingled mud, sosh and
water the pavements were soaked and slippery
small rivuIets emptied from the spouts and made
streams across the crossings every window was
closely shut, and all the womanly world remained
enseonsed behind them; masculines put on mackn-
toshes and ndiarubber boots and walked under soak
ing umbrellas small boys waded, barefoot in mud
puddles and young ducks assumed the proud crest of
natives An alarm of fire was started, but only one
company got suckcd,in, either by it or the mud A
sort of uniformed chaos-for the true one had shape
and was bridged-ruled the day.
F. Our country readers may believe our situation very
cheering-if they see fit; the gulf-fall of water
below us the lake-fu of water--on one side of us :;
the river--full of water-on another; three canals
full of mud and water--right in the center of the
city flood, from ten to sixty feet of water, coming
down stream the Artesian well, beginning to vomit
water, in Canal street; the water-works pumping
away like bazes; the roofs dropping water; the gut
tiers, full of water-if there's any one thing we've
enough of, its WATER!
Oh! for a day in the DESERT where water has to be
imported under highly restrctivetariif. This seems
like another great washng-day of the world and as
if New Orleans had been selected for the wash tub
Bring along those metallic boas and lifepreservcrs
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Removed EeelaeOued
FROM NO. 10 TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
"A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMP ACNE in ouarts
and pins constantly hand which equal the best that
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL Il Id e s.;
SAZERA C Of the Vintage of 1885, 1873 1906 aud other
brands.
w MS * Y:
OF all descriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye md Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
AIsG..
On hand usual assortment of the WINES md H.
QUORS in the market, whc. will be sold Oh rs reasonable
any other house in the city,
sEWELL T. TAYLOR
az 2pu No Il Royal street.
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Splendid assortment

Splendid assortment
% He MG IN 70 aFs- GO O MD - .
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. IIEBRARD,
llS CANAL STREET. 4lo
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received BY
the latest arrivals which he will sell very reduced prices.
Plain Figured and Flouuccd BARGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounccd BAEEGE
Half mourning
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
,FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flonnced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconct =.
yalencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Juconet BANDS;
8. :. INSERT1NG;i
:. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIC;
:. :. JACONET;
BRIILIANTINES, White and Coorcd;
Real SWISS MUSLIN III, 6-i, Sd
NANSOOK;
INDIA NULL
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
:. :. CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK GRUvEIIL LUsTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jacquard, Dsmssked and Embd;
WHITE BoBINET, for Mosquito Bars made to order;
Irish Linen SHIRTING;
SHEETING LINEN, French Scotch and Irish, all widths;
Yellow and Colored NANKINS, etc, ETC.
Also
complete assortment OF PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-NADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS. for
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Clothing, r-. 81,
CHEAP FOR GA 6 H.y
Tho undersigned will sell 7 ALI. AND WINTER CLOTH.
ING very cheap for the of closing out their stock
Of goods, o make room for splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
We are now just receiving full assortment Of
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS;
COLORED SHIRTS, made in the best styc;
COIORED CASS COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, and
beautiful article.
A large assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS
UMBRELLAS, etc.
R. PJTKfN & CO.,
milo 2pGt 81 Camp street.
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tIealIs alp ]! Crescent,
JOUsslalE iii. on NEW ORLEANS.

TSsEs d. HIxoa. NE HItIIAd \. ADAMS.
8 u NIXON. I'D ANS u Co, rs.
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THE ENTIRE STOCK
~" -.ll Or
JOSEPH HJE'Txy
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under tie City Hotel,
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHESi
JEWELRT;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of .v,
FINE FANCY A r I G L Z s,
is selling ct
COST Oh IN P o RI A 1ON.
City Dealers Country Merchants have opportunity
of purchasing reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
ngy-Ca and examine before purchasing elsewhere
T. ROBERTS, Agent.
M-Remember No. % Camp street. under the City Hotel
milo 2n6t
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Beautiful Spring Clothing.
JUST RECEIVED BX THE CAHAWHA.
AGERED nGuM8 OE 6 CO.,

JUST RECEIVED BY THE cAEEAyvBA.
AhFRED nGuNaoE Sc CO.,
1904 =e No. "a Magazine street,
Have received by the above steamer large and beautiful
assortment of
FASHIONABLE. CLOTHING.
Suitable for Spring and Summer which they invite the
attention Of purchasers Among other goods received the
following
FINE s1NGLEMILLED CoLoRED CASHMERE Bust
NESS COATS;
FINE SINGLE MILLED CoLoRED ,CAssINEREPANTA-
LOOMS;
CASPIAN TWEED BUSINESS COATS;
FRENCH DRAP ,D'ETE FROCK AND SAC COATS;
FRENCH BoMBAzINE FRock AND SAC COATS;
ALPACA AND ITALIAN CLOTH FROCR AND SAC
COATS;
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE rANTAIOONS;
FINE CLOTH FROCk AND DRESS COATS;
VESTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR;
LINEN DRILL. AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMMER PAN
FALCONS;
LINEN DRILL AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMNER
COATS;
UNDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
WEAR;
a yERYLARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND MUSLIN
SHIRTS
UMBRELLAS; yALsEs; TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
of all kinds
Winter Clothing at Great Bargains !!
We offering all styles Of WINTER CLOTHING at
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, and persons from
the country Of such articles, will do call and
supply themselves.
EO1-S' SE.TIIxTE2a CK-Oz:xKx4EG-
A VERY FUEI. ASSORTMENT RECEIVED BY THE Ca
HAWBA.
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
Me- Clerks speaking the French and Spanish languages al
ways in attendance. ~
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
milo opGt 81 Magazine street, corner Of Gravier.
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fl siclsty sGtfe1asateG Appearance
child pma face evidence that its internal organization
BY of the many species Of which
alct mud often destroy the most promising children. The
best thing to be done is 10 administer
m WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
without delay. will dose and discharge the enemy IL
the bowels and if exist will cleanse and
invgore the whole digestive secre'e and cxereve SYSTEM
md create II healthful appetite
nRc particular remember the namc "Winers Canadian
Yerifuge" This is the only article that be depended on
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT IL CO., !"
=, Sole Proprietors,
milo 2p6t Nos. q and ISL Chartres street. Y. Q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

BENEFIT OF MEssRs. GEORGE AND ST. CYR.--Meyer-
beers grand opera "L'Etoile du Nordn will be
performed this evening at the Orleans Theater for
the benefit Of Messrs George and ST. Cyr It is one of
the most beautiful productions of the great master
and is mounted in manner that leaves no scenic
effect incomplete. The music is not SO elaborate as
shat OF many grand operas, but is sweet, pleasant
ana captivating, and exercises wonderful power of
@ltehery over those who have once heard it. Cast
as 1t Is on this OCCASION it will well repay those who
attend and we trust they may be many for the cour
tesies and atfahity of the benefcares are such as
well entlte them to warm marks of favor from the
operaoYlng portion of citizens and citizenesses
The sale of the cargo of brig Florentine, from Bar
celona consisting Of wines almonds oils will take place
kCrrIh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

s GA1ETg THEATER,-By reference to the advertise
ment, it will be observed that the management of
The Gaiety theater by the company has terminated,
and that there will be no performance there this
evening.
Tomorrow the management passes into the hands
Of MI W. H. Crisp, who, with company comprising
many Of the former favortes, and not q few new
H lists, will reinaugurate what, trust, may be the
golden portion Of the present to that house.
Among those who form the additional reinforcements
will be noticed, Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Crisp Miss Louisa
Reeder, Mi. w. B. Chippendale, Norton Mccarthy,
and u G. Fledericks, and Others whose abilities are
highly spoken Of. n
The amusements on the occasion will comprise the
sparkling comedietta Of " Faint Heart never won Fair
Lady, and the drama of /" Wreck Ashore in which
the strength of the company will appear. New
scenery and new music will increase he.pleasure Of
the evening. $50
We sincerely trust that, after SO stormy and tenn
pestuous weather as has attended the earlier portion
Of the voyage, pleasant winds may fill the sails and
urge onward the cleaying PROV of this dramatic ven
ture; that the time of trial may have passed, and
sunshine and success make summer Of all the re-
rnainder Of its career Those whose hopes are akin
to our should see to it that everything in their
power is contributed towards the production of what
Is so desirable 5f
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2saregcs, Os'gegaeetics, etc.

MM aD NE "a q EE EM-M -H& -HE ~ >
1856 c,,,p srt,r ,,s,r 1856
Has inst opened, supply of FASHIONABLE DFhs'
GOODS, which lie is offering unusually low prices.
Rich Embroidered BA1sEtE ROBES, Soto 50;
French Jaconet DRESSES, s. 50i ,........ -..
Plad Muslin DRESSES, 81 Is; y "~ ~
Flounced organdy ROBES, 81; M &-".
Striped mid Figured French JAC0NETS;'
Fine Figured Linen CAMBRIA Acc per yard
q LINEN LAWNS-small patterns for children;
Super Figured BRILLIANTtNEs &c per yard
Plain aud Dotted SWISS MUSLIN
INDIA MI bL aud NRinsook; 90
Rich Embroidered COLLARS and sI4EEVES
VALENCIA, SWISS and JACoNET SETS; o..
Infants Embroidered ROBES;
Embroidered and Hen1stitched II-tNDKERGHIEFs, etc
HORACE HARDY,
milo 2pGt -. 10 .... 1s5sCwnp street.s
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NEsD y n RNING, MARCH 70, 1856.
.s TIC offeefs III tlle and Robt
81. Ward HAVE our THANKS for late Cincinnati and


Mr. RoBBs The sixth and last Of the
series IL letters on the subject Of internal improve
nnents Ii lie Southwest dressed to Gov. Wicklfe
james tsobb, IN our columns thismorn-
is very able compI ehensive and lucid andin
some RESPECTS surpasses its predecessors we would
bespeak, I've did not deem itunne careful.
eperusalsof the production. ssii Il j.aaat4s
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ST.. CHARLES THE TER. Hamlet was played last
nightat the ST. Charles toa full house, notwihstand-
ing the untavorabe weather As a whole it was rep
resented as well as We have ever seen tive could
notsay more, had We the room, which we have not,
to 60 over it scene BY scene, actby act. We,have a
liking for Hamlet, and rarely aowtto be performed
that NE are not present. Davenport and Murdoch
are the only two now living that come up to our
ideas Of the character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

LYcEuM LECTURES Professor Gould delivers an
other Of his admirable and instructive Lectures upon
astronomy, at Lyceum Hall, this evening. 1t takes
the subiectin more modern times and gives us ahis-
tory of what has been mpEshedvery recently to-
wards measuring and mapping out that great ocean
ofnhnity which is peopledby worlds and travelled by
comets lit up by know not of and subject to
Influences that are strangers TO u.s. !.
We feel at liberty to urge upon all the advantages
h that viii accruesto them from attendance, and trust
that they will avail themselves Of the opportunity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

goTroN The receipt for twenty four hours end
sing ocock last evening were light being r.
III II. Powell, from Natchtoches, 4, 1917 Bayou Macon,
steamer N. Ref, ! ,l01 Jackson Railroad, g. ];
aundry boats, So Total, 3,07s bales. Sugar I,O07
hhds Molasses, $50 barrels Total cotton since Sat
urday, Stlsinst., As ,496 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

M INN MAILS The Northern and Eastern mail via
Mobile, failed yesterday from beyond Baltimore We
received papers from that city Of the 6thnst, being
as late asiue from New York Of the 9Th inst. We
also received dates from st,Iouis Of the 9Th, and
louisville Of the Ne do not learn anything
of the, grand daily Cairo mail. 3s d