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NEr. Harris, Lecture.

Rev Mr., Harris delivered lecture last evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall. to a. small but select audience,
concerning the Poetry Of Nature and Humanity.
mp and compared as poets and utiitarians, showing
their relative imperfeetions and e9cellencies.
The true poet is an useful and an utitaran being,
conveying the lessons of nature to others in their in.
terpreted form. 5$ F
TO the old Greeks the poet and prophet were sy.
nonymous. In this connection, the lecturer gave
Hundry descriptions and readings Of convincing and
demonstratiye nature.
The poet is the interpreter of the inner life and
there Is music in everything which be takes hold Of
Tennysan describes the true poet properly. t..
Nature and humanity is the poets best theme, for
the poet feels what is actual more than the philoso
per poet can see under the inspiration Of error
as well as under that of virtue.
LongfeIloWs & Hymn Of Life !" Was read in connec
ton with these statements, as proof Of the real ant
philosophic nature of poetry
1t is mistake of all time to suppose that there
to be an eternal difference between Whatwe call grea
and little men. The latter have component parts AM
an inspiration Of which outside and ignorant peopl
are notproper judges.
The trus functions of poetry and the merits, a
well as the qualifications Of the real poet, were the
described, With some supplementary remarks of muel
truth and eloaueace. The whole was highly CRAFTY
ing to those present and cretable to th
lecturer but carried out nothing more than tho olde
statement PoetG nascitttr, non Jtft the true poe
cannot be manufactured. The Illustrations accom-
panying we're well seleeted and pertinent
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nr A learned writer, Dendy, says: Dry
den his brilliant visions of poesy flesh and
Hrs Radcliffe adopted the plan Green tea and coffee
we DO Sleep induce dreaming Baptista Pora for procuring
quiet rest and pleasing dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion that condition which termed weak
or irritable stomach constitute most fruitful Of visions
The immediate direct influence Of repleon in totally alter
ing the sensations and disposition in waking moments is
proof Of its power to derage the circulation of the brn and
the mental faculties sleep People who with in
Digestion may surely relief from Hoofands German Bit
sold exclusively in this country by Dr. G. H. Jackson,
100 Arch street. Philadelphia and BY his agents. See adver
tserneut ~ al 2p1n3W
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TRsy-Hear what the Medical Faculty say OF
DR.. j. HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS: LANCASTER Pa, January l, ls44Dr. y. HosHer
Pittsburgh Pair: From my experience with the remedial
qualities contained Bers in
such as Rheumatism, Govt Dyspepsia Dysentery Darrheea
etc. also preventive Of disease and tonic have no hestR
ton in pronouncng the best medicine with which am
auainted and take pleasure in recommending your valuable
Bters to dyspepcs particularly and to the profession gene
rally. Yours, very respectfully H. a. SMITH M D. 4
For sale by John Wright and ISL charres street.
and O. O. Woodnan, corner Magazine and Common streets
my2 6&1tW z4# tr@5 *4GS&{ sfEts ii AIM, 8 3&
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Several citizens Of Bridgeport, Conn, held a
meeting on the evening of the Oath, to give express
sion to their sympathy for the failure Of their towns
man, Mr. P. 7. Barnunl. Speeches eulogistic of Mr.
Barnpm were made, and resolutions adopted. A let
ter from Mr., Barnum was read. Mr. Barnum has
done much for Bridgeport, as was demonstrated in
the speeches made, and the resolutions adopted, on
the occasion, Something viii probably be done to set
him adoat again.
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Summer Clothing.
PER STEAMSHIP GRANADA
HIT IN d B A r B O It :,
Cnrner ST. Charles end Canal sts.

NEW GOoDs-JUsT OPENED
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS Color
ed Linen Check Goats. ..~
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS Fancy French Drill
PANTS. .s
White and Colored Marseles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted. -
Merino FROCK and DRESS COATS.
Merino PANTALOONS-with large assortment Of Alpaca,
Barathea Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Coats
SHIRTS, of every description, u
We have received choice assortment Of the latest style Of
colored CAMBRIC SHIRTS with Byron and standing collars,
French wrists. Also-IIEEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, Of
all sizes, qualities and patterns
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
on6t ST Canal
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Mr.. Ruchnnan Mt New York.

Since his arrival in New York, Mr.. Buchanan has
been called upon by large number of the citizens.
Yesterday, says the New York Sun of the 25th, &C
companied by the Committee Of the Common Coun-
Gil, Mr.. William B. Astor and others, he visited the
Astor Library, after which he was escorted to the
City Hail. where large concourse of persons had
sembled to witness his arrival. Having entered the
Governors ROOM followed by as great number of
citizens, he was met by Mayor Wood who delivered
an appropriate address of welcome to which the dis
tinguished statesman responded, as follows:
Mr. Mayor-r receive with feelings of deep gratitude
olutons Of the Common Council and ranky and cordially
Their s sn9s a shall oSs snd bass
felt proud of the high character of the great commercial
snd S'sa @ its
known and appreciated throughout the world
sRs'as
has NANNY rssntsd from Union the States without the
eommercef Whilst portion Of country and ~ The
fs as h the @ 81 5s ssd sya
@ as M sake * ag
Aboa myself and dplomsiie service shall nothing
highly Than they deserve deem most prudent leave
we'll enough alone. %
Wood. A New York paper says:
Ate o'clock Mr. Buchanan sat down to dinner at the Mayors
residence on e Second Aong the guests ssn
S Broo B q en Gso
Banerot Dean Riehm9nd Charles oConnor Nicholas Hill
len Sd Evil the ncenent weather. thousand
assembled in front Of the Everett House about O'clock
hear The expected srenede from Dodworhs full band Al half
buchanan appearance upon the bacony and
received with loud and continued sppsuse The speech which
order have been expecedand loudly ppauded
From this time, out the contest for the Cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

The first printing press was introduced into New
Hampshire il August, 1866; the first newspaper
printed III October, the first book in November Of
the same year The press was brought to Portsmouth
BY Daniel Fovle, the newspap per was the New Hamp-
shire Gazette, and the book was Ames's Almanack
for 1857 II has been suggested that the centennial
Of This Introduction should be celebrated.
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Fa,.a,ostaase .VEedicaz information

The late Dr. Chapman, Of Philadelphia has laid down
rule tina. may be suspected in child where there
emaciation and especially weakness Of the bowels
by discharge of slime " and all medical sutho
rites agree that to thorough the stomach and
bowels be nvigored well as the worms themselves
discharged WINER's CANADIAN yERMIFUGE fplhis
both these conditions It only expates the yermicules
but strengthens Digestion increases the solvent power Of the
gastric juice mpars healthy action to the bowels Hence
its cures are complete and permanent. E%
nBe particular remember the NAME Winers Canadian
vermifuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
2 ]. WRIGHT d CO.,
/, Sole Proprietors, q and ISL Chartres street,
a2s 2pGt<W and by Druggists generally
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Orleans III resent.
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many Of early hour, being read
before hours, articles
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Unpublished every Monday year, u
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On the same day Mr. Buchanan dined with Mayor
Wood A New York naner SAWS

CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, Doors, SHOES, ETC
attention Of the trade the sale extensive
uent of clothing white Shirts hats boots Shoes etc. which
will take place this day 10 O'Clock A NJ Bsche
monts auction secs No. Il Chsres Terms sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

COLLISION The steamer n. q Twitchell, Capt.
Faucett arrived yesterday morning from Louisville
in damaged condition, having On Sunday morning
last, between and o'clock, come in collision with
the steamer Antelope hence, when at the foot Of
Island q nth mississippi River. BY the collision,
her stern was split, her starboard guard torn of, and
about three and a half feet Of her hull stove in A
portion Of her freight was lost overheard. s
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nSe The American Party 81 turtiay night
next Sd May, Delegates viii be appointed a Basin.
The appointment Of Delegates the most Important step in the
programme Every who desires the success of party
should attend vote Appoint good delegates and they will
make good nominations With good nominations, success is
certain. 49, Fl. $E55 Va sG
1ny1 2pst, $ ~ n76.p
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Miss saHouncs BENEEI Our amusement
going people Min observe that Miss Alfredo School
crsft, who has for some time, been connected with
Theatrical matters IN our city, will have her ben
III It'll eliean theater on Sunday evening. The
aioon' will be performed, with very strong
casE THs Davis Minstrels and Jordan's celebrated
bagi, ana Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady, will
be8 added 10 il.
Z The programme Is an exceedingly interesting and
comprehensive one, and well deserves patronage In
addition to it, Miss schoocraft the stay and sup
port Of widowed mother, has claims which mustnot
be 3nyerIook 5s ny
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The Great Southern Remedy.

The attention of Planters invited to and Invaluable
Remedy fhe troublesome complaints incident TO
this climate Testimony like the following from distinguished
judge lawyer and planter of Mississippi shows the estimation
in which it is held wherever known.
vIcKsBURc Nov. q, 1852.
Dr. Bi9e-srR: have used my plantations during the
mast summer your Carmnaye and Astringent Syrup, and
have found It an invaluable remedy the of for
which you recommend it. do not think any preparation
be safely used and think that evoy planter should have
supply always hand. believe it to be the most valuable
medicine for the diseases to relieve that
beprocured. Very respectfully, yonr ob't servant,
J. S. YERGER.
Warranted to all Of Darrhea matter how yo
lent, or Cholera Horbus.
n3T-Sold wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO., and
my1 2p6t<W O. o. WOODMAN.
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MAGAZINES arc under obligations 70 the pub
8 fishers, Messts. DIE and Edwards, New York, for a
copy off Monthly for May, and Household
Words for the same month. They are interesting
gazines aid resent numbers will be read with
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.Nseqp sfuaa,a1tasa Press.

A. suitable and very convenient article for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banks, Offices, etc.
@'f&4Z AL isetfs,. - .s5
sTATIoNERS' HALL, 81 CAMP STREET
The undersigned agents for the American Machine Stamp
Company and have hand sample Of their PATENT MA
CHINE STAMPING PRESS This Machine Press possesses
peculiar advantages all others in for such
ses It is always ready use being compact the ink and
stamping pads being combined Two sizes and arranged for
changeabe dies The cheapest and article for the purpose
yet invented. II % ~
Orders receivedby
General Stationers,
u r
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s RED; RIVER. @ +. a. .5-9y.y
W N Sherman, NJ. Gwartney, master ut o'clock p n. L.
snapp & Co.. 81 Front street. agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

Woap. ID .. " hfts, ut the New Basin, Is now
selling aod .. such Of prices rs viii satisfy every house
holder FoFfn particulars relative thereto refer 10
vsrsissfaeas sFhich may IL seen elsewhere.
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Dea10ts,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF TEE
L.E GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
as 2ptf Nos. 81 aud ISL ChartrsR street.
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steaxsboas Departures This Day.
Z ---'-- - -'----------
MOBILE.

NH MOBILE. $sA5&af$94 u I'VE
Cuba, Hen, master, arrival Of the o'clock " Pont
&s eharsrain eare. n. Geddes, 40 Bank Place, agent.
s444a4s COVINGTON. VIII
Virginia PEARL Hoffman, the arrival Of the IL o'clock n.
Pontcharrain cars D. c. Lowber, No % Magazine street,
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Booss, shoes esaed Esrogasss.

Boots, Shoes and Bg0gG7sse Z.
AT WHOLESALE 5
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assor
Of BOOTS SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DTTCHING BOOTS, RUSsET
BOOTS, BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEAGHy HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by ,,
iA'S"A >SsSN1'' '-
jyI3 2pAW rsF 10 Magazine street
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of SILK Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICES. i
FROST & CO.,
iyl9 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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PRoTEsTANT EpiscorAL CHuRoHEs-B the notice
Geo Secretary, will be seen that the
ANIMAL yenton Of the Episcopal Church
diocese az continue its session. at
Trinity Church il the Fourth District to-day, com
mencing BIZ tan o'clock, aud that the sessions will be
continued daily heleaiter
The Bishop address win De delivered at twelve
O'clock
A missio meeting win be held Oh Sunday eve
ming nexs Al ST. Paul street wheaa
sermon win be pteashed.
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s we return our thanks To tie dceys Of the g.
g. TRichell for louisville papers. 5#s5

a The oificers Of tie Henry ghoutean have our
thanks fol- i late 81 CONS Republican.
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LADIES, AUCTION, AT L. BINOCHE's CORNER OF
Charities and Customhouse streets The stock
of rich fashionable French Laces. Embroderies SHES etc.
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer. -
MONDAY, May 5Eh, at 10 o'clock. ana cons
in part Of 5ts5,|s-=35sA -5--s
Rich French LRces Ebraderies Silks Of every description,
Bareges Organdies French JRcones Muns Summer shaws
Silk and Muslin Manla Opera Coaks every color Of French
Cashmere figured plain GEenRdines Ladies' Scars Bon-
nets Ribbons Gloves, Fans, Parasols, Crayas Ret.cnes.
Purses, ETC. --...gs@-Z
Also great variety of Rich Robes aud Dress Patterns
CDNDITIONS-Cash ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

Special eoasnaitts he Common Council Of Nete
4 Orleans have received ii copy Of the above
named pamphlet containing much statistical matter
of inpos The great interests Of which
ii treats, ana which NE shall endeayor to give q
more extended notice netime hereafter.
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1 FIRE DEsARrMEsr a NEW o;s y :

UHice Of the Chief Engineer, ApflI e, I856 .
MS- In consequence of the great confusion
created fires by the crowds usually gathered hereat obruc
ing the members Of the Fire Department in the efficient dis
charge their aruos duties and preventing their safe escape
from falling walls, explosions, etc. &:a9
Notice hereby given and after this date accord
ance with entered into with his Honor the Mayer
City Police will be in attendance to take possession Of The
streets the vicinity Of the fire. with strict orders to clear the
admit within tho lines except persons connected
with Department. uniform, wearing badges designating
the companies they belong to. Z IA &{s4 IS S5$i$s $j
The attention Of parents guardians and owners of slaves is
particularly called to the foregoing.
Companies charge of chains and stakes requested i'm
medaely upon their arrival at fire 10 turn them to the
annlic n NM . . :. ----u-
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Breaostea', V'GseBeaatlsesysese s Co.,
IS Front and SO Fulton streets, and corner Notre
& Dame, Front and Fulton streets,
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND BRASS WORK NAN.
UFACTURERs, .s
Stills Worms, Juice Boxes Fiterers, Ehmneys, Breechngs
Copper Valleys Cutters etc styrups swvels, Bolts
Rubber Hose Fire Pumps, Steam and Water Guages Light
ming Rods Cocks and Valves Of every description
E1-Sole agents for --W- = -s rs ts.- ."
sCHAFFER's STEAM GAUGES;
a2s 2p6t KASEs FIRE PUMPS.
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CHOICE WORKS OF ART.
BY J. EUGENE TOURNE, Auctioneer.

"WEDNESDAY 9TH and Thursday sth May,
wv 1856 O'Clock in the evening, No. Charles St.,
between Graver and Union streets will be sold at auction
This lest sale Of the comprises number of chef pu-
of the Fine Arts ancient and modern Including large col
lection Of splendid Engrayngs framed and in porfoo also,
40 Albums of Coloed and Black Engrayngs Painting Por
ce!ain Bronyes and Marble Sculptures Among the Paintings
the most choice will be offered warranted and original grand
splendid Game Pieces by Kondekoeer rich Landscape with
animals and NEUROLOGICAL subjects by Bloemen; St Francis
original by Cgoli Of extraordinary beauty, Among the
modern magnificent portrait Of Washington painted by sull
Nymph, by p Franque superb Landscape, by Cole fine
Painting by Delacrox and valuable gem Of Fruits and Flow
by 3 Rohe; and many other Paintings Of less merit
gThe will be open for public inspection the I'd OF
Nav, when cRialogneS be nrocurei. mv1
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IsusfsEss Ieceip cotton yesterday were
very liInise less than 5il Which isSa rapid
failing oiF iair amount Of business doing
on thu leYee tsst Is the shipping Of ghandise.
The scant beats had married. influence on
HE causing -four to advance d and corn
10 continue IN good reau The shipping u port
largely II excess .ofa the requirements Of
trade and for three the
for ports have been very limited. It is not
only here that difficult to
be had. bib tthe state Of things il New
York Boston, and philade IN Havana freights
also Iue low Mobile they are il about the same
condition IS here. The peace in Europe is goingto
throw large b British tonnage out Of
business for 1t least present summer, and we sec
40 prospect ~ any material improv enent for the
great shipping 90 as New Orleans is con
#cerrled, for the six months. This depression
however will not be- lost, it will induce larger
shipments VI produee from the West, and serve t.
maintain prices for every article Of produce
conforming To those material laws Of demand AMI
supply by enc party may accrue totht
benefit Of The other.
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UNREsERyED SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
Unimpreyed Property in the First District.
BY BENZ kENDIG, Aucttoneer. -


UNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
U1pEeSga PFoFSS b ts aasto Dsi5ie
GATURDAY. NIny 3. 1856, at 12 O'Clock, at
- Banks Arcade viii be sold at artion the following de-
l. FouR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the inn
thereon the First District in the square
street No. the Of Lafayette, Gate eva}
Magnolia Streets 80 feet front Iatsyee
Gate Hsva street. by depth and front Of "A feet agaa
and q feet inches in the running back y alley
Nos and 80 feet by depth Of "a feet and 10
feet inches Lot No. 30 feet front by
depth of 50 lines and 81 feet 10 inches lines In the rea
with stablng in the earail ag qer plan d.. "a,
story brick houses divided Into eight teneeus each
having and cabinet kitchen and
good large cstefn and all other in
each yard This Is in very sceeHt and VIII pc
:. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the same square
and adjoining the above property and numbered and TO- Lot
No forms the Lafayette Gate Heyial and vine Streets
and measures d feet inches and lines Vine street,
By depth and front Lafayette street OF H feet inches ot
No aions the above lot and rs tftpt
on Vine street, by depth Of l25 feet as per PLAN
3. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the First
District in the bounded by Glaiborne Lafayette Gate He
yie) Cypress and illoW stree and numbered and Log
No. forms the Of Claiborne and Lafayee ae HeS13
Streets and q SinceS and lines front Gal-
9nches lines is inches lines in the Lot Nc.
adjor The and % feet front Claiborne
by depth Of LII feet lines the line towards Cypress
street. and 2l feet inches lines the detowards lot No.
s. Lot No. q feet Willow street by
depth 100 parallel lnes-all per PLAN
IERMODe-baif cash. balance at IL and ID mouths, ior
notes bearing the property, with cent inter
from date maturity and if not then paid cent until
Acs sale before Jas Graham notary public The
of the purchasers. - 5Est@ III as
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BELANGER, Chief Enginee,

e ,5 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, I +.
TT New Orleans, April 2Stl 1856. :
The Police of the City Of New Orleans hereby notified
that they required charge of the chains and clear
The Streets per above notice Chief Engineer Of Fire
Department. y.
a29 2p6ta. WIN. H. JAMES, Chief Of Polce.
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctioneer
VTTUe She 10Th nF NTnv TSES Mt ~

- BY BENJAMIN KENDlG, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 10th of May, 1856, at IG
y o'clock, at Banks Arcade will be sed at auction
That very desirable residence Of Isaac w Cutre in Covine
ton La having ITO feet front Rutland street, by $50
depth New HAMPSHIRE street The dwelling is large two
finished has eight large finished besides basement
roof galleries. pantry bath house, houses kitchen,
carriage house. Stables underground cstern large shaded
yard Tower and vegetable gardens shrubbey fruit trees
Titles guaranteed. EtE5 ~
TERMs-Onehird cash. balance at and two years credit
for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing per cent interest,"
from date until paid with mortgage retained upon the property
Act Of sale before James Graham, notary public at the
pense Of the purchaser. ~.
fee, No. SO Camp street. Call and sec it. APPS
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i 1F1RIDAY az 0IsNIN g, MAY y, u lss56.