New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

III ons is MI personally yet We waive that,
il discourses d question: In MI ia des-
tine To occupy large portion public attention OF NO
distant day 1T ID part Of policy to close QUE col
un,ns against aiscaaonf any matters We may
nrssens il our readers when they are Of nature that
Viii interest ths Pablo.
THE MAILS The mail due yesterday failed
ron bayona Mobile. Is Is about time for the man with
sha carpet formerly troubled Postmaster
General GAYS johnson, to be performing his mission
Thsve win this nnornng fire full regular mails
Win part 81 the the the mail 81 the sth
Ths na seryice with the Northern States when perform
ii III wagons astd or hree tmes week Via
lie coast With ali Impoverished treasury, never
tha hid plight thas moment and has been since
last useless to bring forward rain and
SNOW afoflas al the causes Of tho many
which Disgrace the country Passengers the mail
rents but little feeling Of respects felt
towards ths Once Department that its head il
treated with he greatest contumsy and contempt by
ana carriers with all its weakness and
inaiaisney and s notorious the present
Of the General Government is RECON-
yaendsa BY recent conventions Of ofaceseeksrs and
the Of the people Of these
United States Tor reelection Are NOT thesa
intended al d satrs and burlesque The way Of man
aging postal service o the country would be sufficient
to Gauss Tho forfeiture Of what little confidence it's most
ardent supporters have had In let alone The little faith
Tho great interests Of the nation and this
nanty have In Of administer
i1g the affairs Of the country ss{
GoTFoN The receipts for the forty eight
hours ending at ax O'Clock last evening, we're by the
Planter rom Talahatchie river ass bales Magnolia,
fson Flossbnrs 57si swamp Fox from Grand Ecore,
1891 a. r. N. Hill from Memphis PAL Linden, from
Bayou Macon 2ai Lewis hiteman from Yasoo, 1855
Realer from ss9 California, from Mobile,
IA, Total, 6ss2e bales,
AfADENoIsEnLE III. Now that nj lie
Parpdi has gone to obe to fulfill an engagement there
oitizena begin fully comprehend the amount
Of they derived from her singing while heres
and wish have her back an hour Of present
writing gentleman called ppon with the special se
quest ths No should Signify the general desire and
sndeavor 10 influence Mle Parod and strakoseh to give
o few more concerts. # ii$55 a
All Ill ii decided that Rachel will not come as Mile
Paypds and troupe had Huccess the season for
aausement still remains with there il to
her return Should her engagements permit her
50 DOING and giving s few concerts, confident
abe would have full audiences.
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. 1t will be seen,
By reference to the that ne axe to have
The Floating Palace Museum with all its wonders still
another week with In addition to the many things
thst have been attractive heretofore Mr. Nelis the
noagmed man. will show what result the toes can sup
ply the place d hands in shooting drawing etc Madame
Oinza viii perform the tight-rope and the museum
circus and msnagere will DO exhibited without extra
charge All should 30 who have not yet attended.
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GRAND MUSICAL Z EsTIv All 1T is announced
the advertisement which appears this morning In our
eSns that grand musical festival will be given here
on tho evening Of the Both Of the present month cele
brate the birth day Of Mozart the proceeds of which
will be for the benefit Of the German Orphan Asylum in
the Fourth District.
Tickets 70 the performance be procured Of the gar
ous music stores in the city
HoME INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW York
Amongth many Insurance Companies to 70 found Ii
orr very few probably deserve The public patron
age better than the old Home Company Of New York. 70
which n. w. Rayne, No. 40 Camp street. isthe agen
here AS instance Of in settling oase
we may state that Mr. Zimmerman, who loser b
the fire Canal street last Friday night had chec
given him che whole amount Of insurance before
Of the next day Such conduct deserves and will
and public confidence and support See the advertise
naens elsewhere. II
5g- at this season, when coughs and cold
have their festival and supreme III very gratifyn
to know that DE- Davis Compound Syrup Of Wild cherr
and Tar will the suffering and allow the free
Of throat head and lunga Il 10 highly recommended
also, for asthma and consumption. For sale BY Virgil
3 Co., q and l51 Chartres street.
For THE CoNPLExIoN.-J. Wright & Co.. Nos
81 and Isl Charities street, advertise with this
ing Fetridge Co. . celebrated sPaphian Lotion
the g Balm Of Thousand Flowersn both of which al
eminent among the cosmetics Of the age, and enjoy
well.deseryed popularity among those who make use
them, 55ys a4# s#g
Rich VELVET OARPETING.-J. D. Cameron
CO., o26 Chartres and q Custonahouse Streets are
receipt still another large supply Of and beautif
designs in carpetng all OF which mentioned in the
advertisement. Those who wish to make purchases ca
not do better than call upon Them their stock
reputation both stand No. l. See the advertisement
IS CoppER, I'm AND SET IRON WORKERS
John Haler Bro, No. 247 Tchouptoulas street, abo
st. Joseph are prepared to do all the kinds of work
ther line of business that specified in their adv
tsement and to do it well, promptly and eheaply. The
who have anything to be done coming within the scope
their line Of business should refer to their sdvertme
in another column.
AUCTION SALE. = To-day, at half-past t
o'clock Gardner Smith will sell ct auction at the corr
Of ChaFtres and Toulouse Streets rich supply Of mi
merry French Silks and other goods Of the best Parish
manufacture. As the sale is to be without reserve
ladies should avail themselves Of the opportunity to
feet desirable purchases.
MooDY's SHIRTS. ~ The announcement
another column informs the public that Moody set
liyes notwithstanding the bullet hombardment to viii
he was recently subjected. The public will be equa
well pleased to know that his stock of shirts hosiery
furnishing goods having escaped the chance and
war viii continue to be offered at the low rates viii
have proved 30 successful heretofore See the adveSti
ment. z-z---
BRANDY, WMEs AND BETTERs, e. w. Ceel'
ITO Common street, continues to keep bis former full
ply 81 old West India rum Marett apple and peach br
dies, scotch Irish and American whiskies, old and ia
ineg bittera, etc Gentlemen who are making pureha
viii do WE'LL after referring to the advertisement, to
mon Mr. coeIer and examine bis stock.
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CARPET " AREHoUsE "A. Rousseau s. Co., q
Of our Oldest and largest carpet drs have by late
walls Of their store No 1sphartrel street. very oomp
assortment Of articles needfui for that department
housekeeping Many of the articles are specially N
sionsd in the advertisement.