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The great celebrity this article has obtained throughout the
wherever It has been nroducedhas caused various parties In
teested other mineral paints to sell theirs US the
BRIDGEWATER
With view therefore, protect the Copany's interest and
Planters and others from the imposition that has
been practised upon them, it becomes necessary to
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
against pu chasing from any other than the undersigned they
being ONLY Agents the Company have ever had III the
SOUTHERN STATES.
The Company organized in 1850 and in 1851 the present
Agency in this city and from that period to the
there not single instance where the FAINT nus 1aeo
TO give the fullest satisfaction.
THE BRIDGEW ATER PAINT
is acknowledged by the thousands in this and
neghbong States be unsurpassed in durability and
lection against ....-
.u SPARKS, CINDERs AND LEAKS,
by any lead mineral paints known To eectnaly
guard against imposition The Agents deem expedent TO
that the established price for the Bidgcwatcr Paint is four
cents per pony barrels $50 pounds EACH and as there
is deviation in price UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES it VIII
The attention Of and the public are invited to
anime the numerous certificates contained in the Agent Cir
proby well known in this community, who fully establish the
character Of the
BRIDGEWATER MINERAL
as being, beyond question: the most ..
ECONOMICAL, DURABLE AND PROTECTIVE,
of any substance yet discovered
40 0'DF'' p 'Dp''' G. G. BoGERT & CO.,
No. 70 Camp street,
Sole Agents for the States Of Louisiana, Aabama mississippi
and Texas tell zpot
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Laau B00ks---L07U Reports,

LGaU BOOks---LGFaU Reports,
M . ID ER IA IT E I'D F Q T. s
For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
LAW 81 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKSELLER,
los CANAL STREET.
CURTIS DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED TATES, to be completed in Is Volumes
WHARTON & STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
PUTIN ANS UNITED TATES DIGEST, Vol. Il.
UNITED STATES sTATUTES AT LARGE, in 10 volumes.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS 81 volumes, sold
separately or complete.
WALKERS INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LAW, de-
signed as q Text Book for Students.
GRAHAM AND WATERMAN ON NEW TRIALS revised
edition. in volumes.
LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI, NEW YORK AND MASSA-
CHUSETTS STATE REPORTS, complete sets of each
State.
KENT'S COMMENTARIES edition. volumes.
ARCHIBOLD'S CRIMINAL, PLEADING, and revised
edition.
GREENI,EAF,S ON REAL PROPERTY.
| PETERS, AND HOWARD's SUPREME COURT REPORTS
OF THE UNITED STATES, complete to 18th of Howard
WHARTON'S LAW OF HOMICIDE.
N. b. A we'll assorted stock Of LAW BOOKS at
fell 2p3 I05 CANAL STREET.
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.EeSghEO1e s. BGy'bOt,

CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL SITS,
Have hand some of those
M 4 M M O II H S H r II S,
HaIf-a-Dozen for sc 90.
-Aso-
81 o. 81 50 and 81 90 SHIRTS besides large stock Of
YORK MILL and FINE LINEN
SHIRTS.
eJ@ SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
E Mandatory, No. I06 Grand street. Broadway, New
York
LEIGHTON &, BARBOT,
ST. Charles and Canal sts,
N B. We have choice selection of NECK TIES, Of various
styles and patterns CRAVATS SCARFS; Jouvn's GLOVES;
SUSPENDERS; SILK and MERINO UNDERSTANDS nad
DRAWERS; RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES etc. etc. which invite the attention of the pub
lic fell 2p6t
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sN'eeU ey2scg H'tyEesdgbze Discovery.
DR. MAAI'S AROMATIC ENVIG0RATENG SPIRIT

This delicious beverage superior all nvgoran Cordas
Scnapps Ncrvnes ETC., in USE for the Of Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn Drowsnes Kidney Complaints Mel
ancholy Dem Trencn Intempennce, ETC., it will invig
crate and strengthen, will not noxcate Supply.
Persons hnbuaed the excessive of
Tobacco Opium and Sptuous Liquors. will find speedy and
by trying bottle two of this ..-
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak and sicky families will find Dr. HUNS Invgoating
Spirit quick and for all female difficulties being
Regeneration well strengthened Of the human system
Each complaint that the Aromatic Invgoatng Cordial is cal
cuaed to cure the wrappers accompanying each
bottle and full directions also infinitely given Price
81 per bottle.
Prepared by DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No. Liberty street, New York where whole
sale orders should be addressed. Sold by -.-..
J. WRIGHT & CO..
fell 2p6t q and ISL Chartres street.
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Nrw srR1se Goops.-D. P. Seaman s, Co. opened

NEW STRING GooDs.-D. P. Seaman & Co. opened
yesterday may by reference to their advertisement
Nos IL and Chartres street. splendid assortment of
sprnc goods among which variety of white and coloed
spring silk tamas mantllas The entire assortment is
offered at the lowest cash prices and the opportunity is
which all ladies who have purchases to make should avail
themselves Of like may be presented In add
on Mesrs Scanan Co have large supply of other desira
bic goods we'll suited TO the season.
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EgeaeOueGg EGeaaeOUcy !!
FROM NO. rs TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUHY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pin constantly on hand which equal the best that
comes to this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Err DIES:
SAZERAC Vintage Of 1885, 1873 and 1906 and other
brands
w HI S h Y:
Of all descrptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii
QUORs MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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30 The best evidence that can be adduccd
in favor Of the ecacousness of Hooand6 German Bters
pared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson the unprecedented demand for
them from all parts of the Union and although may be
compounds prepared and represented being worthy of
liberal patronage, yet feel remark the
vast number of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been honored by Of the highest repeca
by who found necessary have his prepnr
ton, is testimony sufficiently conclusive, that eectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief afflicted with
that dreful malady, Dyspepsia has been discovered
Sec advertisement. fei lmd&W
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Benjamin Kendig, auctioneer, will sell this day at
auction Banks Arcade IL O'clock choice and valuable
lot Of savesa No blacksmith, rstrate field hands, house
servants cooks washers and oners-at u months credit This
is fine opportunity for wishing good sound and vaua
Bile negroes to supply themselves For particulars adver
tEnnnu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

VALENTINES Thomas L. White, No. los Canal
street. supplied with very large and desirable assortment Of
those from Cupids CULVER which, the l4h of this
month"; barbed with such effectiveness He has supply of
Valentines and Valentine writers hand adapted all degrees
of feeling and we'll suited for the Of those who wish to keep
the day and its obserYances,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

The Government Of New Granada requests our
Government to appze her Legation of our intention
to transport troops the shmus, and to order
that the Governor of Panama be apprsed of the fact
SO that he may be enabled to distinguish mere adven
turers in squads from bona de military forces, which
in the transit, must conform to the civil laws of that
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SLAVES SLAVES-A CHOICE LOT OF NINETEEN
Slaves-Field Hnnds Mechanics and House servants-o
close coparnerslip
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG
L Arcade the following Slaves will be Sold
No THE Negro Man JACK aged 2G yearsa MOL black
No 2The Negro ISAAC aged 10 first rate Field
Hand. w.,
No. he Negro Man BILL aged 2 yeaFs-a first rate Field
Humid. - s -, r,,,,
Hand and Plowboy. W.T.,
No 5-The Negro Boy JOHN, aged 1G years-a good Field
Hand. ~ -, - G.. .o
No. 7-fhe Negro Man TOM aged yearsa first Field
No. She Negro SOLOMON aged "a good Field
No. 9-The Negro Man NORRIS aged "a yeusa good Field
No. lo-The Negro ISAAC, aged 2G good Field
No 1.-THE Negro Woman ANN, aged &c good Field
Hand. =. ..
No l2@The Negro Woman CHARLOTTE aged "a years-a
good SeaIihtrcss, Washer and ironer.
No 1.-THE Negro girl CHARLOTTE aged 10 years-a good
No 1.-THE Negro Woman SARAH, aged &c years-R No
No 15-TIe Negro Girl EMMA, aged IS years-a No House
No l6-The Negro Woman AMANDA, aged II yearsa good
No. 17The Negro Girl HARRIET AUGUSTA aged l6 years,
No 1SEfhe Negro Woman SARAH, aged q yearsa good
Field Hand and her children, Ann aged years anu
ISABELLA aged ImSnns :, ., ,oo..-, r;o,a Hand
Title only guaranteed. ~, 10. 49, =
The above fully guaranteed against the vices and
mulntiies prescribed by law. ...,. IL
TERMS-Twelve months credit with per cent interest NJ
ded, for good city acceptance .,,
Acts OF James Graham Notary Public at the ex-
| pense of the purchaser.
The Slaves he at any Tune previous 10 'he ny
calling office, 81 Camp street Iell y
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Eree of CHARGE.

The undersigned will relieve FREE OF CHARGE, in one
application, with DR.. M1I1E IRIS RHEUMATIC FLUID, mp,
and Painful Snews Muscles Joints Neuralgia anything
of the All relieved free Of charge for one
week only from MONDAY The lth inst at their office and
depot lo Carondelet street between Canal and Poydras
1cgsPrice So so per bottle, DIR. VIM. MILLER
feI2 2p3t Dr. VIM DOWSE.
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NEW STYLE OF
ElzGgalleEeR aa2.EiGtCiEtE Teeth.

No Lady wearing them need be afraid to laugh heartily
full display of the will be the efectua way of produc-
ing the impression they artificial closely
counterfeed in their workmanship and finish They made
and inserted by EDWARD ING Dentist &c St. Charles street,
ST. Charles HOTEL who also fills decayed Teeth with
gold foil by process which nsuos the permanent reen-
ton Of the gold ioll 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

EXPORTS OF CorroN.-The clearanees of cotton to-
day were s1 bales fer Boston, 1886 bales for Pain
bent, ana 2537 bales for HaYre Total, 46G4 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

Boots, Shoes and RrOgGses.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general asoFt
rnent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCII1NG BOOTS, RCSsET
BOOTS BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS the lowest market
prices, by ,,,cn o co
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk ur,
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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: u go .
auttioly Salts.

TO CLOSE ENTI dtabs si and Jew WF
cry Fancy Goods French English and Am ard masa
Cams Pistols Plated Ware Watch TOOLS nm mn ,np.thnr,
Diamond Goods Emerald Ruby and Pearl se Sf
with fixtures Of the two Stores SHOW Gases 'a'e co.
-,.- BY A. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer
TUESDAY, 18th inst Mt 10 o'clock, Wa ia r. r.
sold auction the store 50 Canal street, near e"iA wv
following articles, viz: :, :, r,,.. uotcbes
WATEHESA large of Gold and silver Wa ,
of the celebrated makers very COSTLY being
with for the retail rnde. ,,a ,on
GOLD CIiAINsA kinds md patterns of ladies' and gen.
tleuen's Gold Chains.
DIAMONDS, Bracelets, Rings Pins, CrosseE etc
+. PAPER MAGHE GOODS-Tables Stands, Trays boxes
together with Il great variety Of Fancy Work Boxes -
Candesticks Grondoe Lamps Table Teaspoons, Forks,
Fish Knives Ladies', Shutters Trays, etc.
great variety of Fancy Goods, Flower Vases, Accordohe
Music Boxes Pearl Work. Gold Thines silver 40,
Gold and Silver Specacles Steel d. Opera Glasses SPY and
Ouixzng do Gold Rings Pins Bracelets Ear Rings Ems on
Sets Lockets Box Brooches Miniature Settings, Boz and Seal
Rings Necklaces Coral Beads Cutlery Knives and FORKS elc
WATCH TOOLS AND MATERI ALS-Togeier with gfeat
variety other articles numerous to mention,
will be sold without reserve or lnt dhe sale
will from day to day until the entire STOCK u sou
below made liberal to meet tho wishes Oh e Haae
who respectfully solicited TO attend e,oo . -.
TERASAll under $500 CASH Sa0! 70 POW, sH
from $500 and upwards twelve MONTHS Win lheies a.
cent, for approved endorsed notes. ~ VI
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TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY II, 1856.

We are indebted to d commercial friend for the
latest garding cotton and breadstltfs
which VIII be found in another column
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ADFA N CoTToN It will be seen, BY referring
Ia our column, that heavy business was
done market yesterday, the sales having
amounted to fully 20 600 and that prices closed
at an ADVANCE Of to cents per pound. The moving
cause the favorable accounts BY the Persia, which
appeared our issue morning and which,
to some extent, confirm the hopes Of early peace
in Europe. E5
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linens /: Linens LfHeeses !!
sR Card.

iii Card.
To On. SAMUEL REYNOLDS lis Gravier street.
Dear feel it sacred duty owe to suffering humanity
TO make th acknowledgment for successful efforts
in not only relieving lingering torture but restoring me
to health strength For three years and half had been
suffering indescribablc torure owing my fe
prescribed for and operated upon BY some OF the
most eminent surgeons Europe and this country without
periencng any relief when chance heard of and placed
myself under charge You extracted the cancer about
three weeks ago by application of your Save TO the
affected parts have been in that short time made well man
This you liberty publish make such use Of
you please Very truly yours,
JOHN G. NASH,
No. 125 Margny street. Third District
NEW ORLEANS, January Is, lS56.-ja3l 2p&Wlm
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ERna'Beey KKOegse, Eaton Rouge.
This we'll known Hotel has undergone during the past two
months very extensive alterations and repairs various improve
ments made in different parts Of the establishment
the supplied with places and nothing overlooked that
would be likely to comfort and convenience of its
patrons.
B The Furniture and everything pertaining to the house
has been thoroughly overhaued put perfect ORDER and
is now open for the reception Of guests.
WIN. MARKHAM.
;cJEp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

s THE MAIL There was another failure of the great
Northern mail yesterday the notice at the Post Office
said from beyond Al g usta, Ca We have no papers
from New York later than the LIST inst. consequently
there will be due this morning the mails from that
4 city Of the ID, 3d. 18th, 5thand 9Th inst.
We have, however, to express our thanks for St.
Louis papers as late as the LIST, and Cincinnati papers
4 Of the same date, which it is presumed came by the
Il ast route via Cairo, His ii 5sSs III
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Horace KE09'by,
lS5 CAMP STREET, I'D
Has just received large and beautiful assortment OF
FASHIONABLE r nj BR0ID e Ri ES,
AND
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which having purchased extremely low for cash. he is en-
abed sell at moderate prices as are to be found ut any
other establishment in this city Ladies will please call and eN
anime for themselves.
RICH VALENCIA AND GUIPuRE LACE SETS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET SETS.
JACONET AND SWISS EDGING AND INSERTING.
GUIpURE, JACONET AND SWISS BANDS.
VALENCIA, THREAD AND MALTESE LACES.
RICH FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES.
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGES.
FRENCH JACONETS, very rich.1
LATEST STYLE SPRING SILKS.
LADIES' LINEN CIIEMISES ETC.. etc.
HORACE HARDY,
fell 2p6 No. la5 Camp street.
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eQleOtEte1' Opening
~ IL w Is NJ G- GO ID g -

D. p. SEAMAN & Co.,
Nos. IL and ID Charities street, N. O.,
Opened Monday, the lh inst, another splendid
mer of NEW SPRING GOODS amongst which is invoice
of Chanelly, Alma Applique and Embroidered White and
Coored
SPRING SILK TALMAS AND MANTILLAS,
the whole of which will be offered at the
fel2 ap3t LOWEST CASH PRICES
WNEe3ltines.
JUST RECEIVED, A FULL ASSORTMENT
va HEM rExETN RcS9
BURNE g. BOS WICk'S,
fel2 2pSt No. 10 Camp street.
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LAST WEEK--14th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
4#+5. ID, For sale by
uHo5- H. vvEIxrEs,-
BOOKSELLER AND STA TONER,
-..-t5.- No. 1O5 Canal street.
VALENTINES to suit the people, consisting of Sentimental
and Serious ~ ..s-
Also COMIC VALENTINES to please all fancies FALEN-
TINE WRITERS, at
f.l2 emit No. 1O5 CANAL STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

BUSINESS Though there were only receipts of
cotton since Saturday to the extent Of IA 900 bales,
yet there s an active business going on at the lower
steamboat landing. The real rise in the waters of
Red River has impaired to the business of that sec
ton Of our State lively and animated feeling. Our
advertising columns also denote that the intercourse
with Eastern Texas the several lakes having out
lets on Red River, ia also resumed Boats are receiy
ing freight for that section and also for landings
above the raft on Red River This imparts activity
to a branch Of trade that has been dormant for nearly
two years. We have only now to learn Of a rise in
the Arkansas river, which, with the expected moving
of the ice in the Ohio and Upper Mississippi will be
the source of the greatest exutation to all classes Of
our citizens, executing of course few croakera and
false prophets here and there who are the bane Of all
communities. While we think of it, we desire to say,
if we had so poor an opinion Of New Orleans, its
laws, its society usages and We should
shake its dust from our feet and depart, and not turn
back to give il even q parting look. 81 *
The warm weather, or such as now prevails, leads
to the hope that we shall soon receive information OF
interest from the West Of breaking up Of the ice
and a general rise in the rivers. III
The recent INTEL gence from Europe has depressed
QUE flour and grain market, and though receipts are
barely adequate to the demand for Alabama alone,
the market presents q heavy appearance. Fpeace in
Europe should really arise ont Of the negotiations
in may expect real unqualified tumbl-
ing down in the prices Of -four, grain and salt meats
Cotton will hold its own and possibly advance, but
nothing beyond the prices Of last November can be
expected to be realized unless speculation runs mad
IN that case the general exchange dealers and banks
will find it their duty soon to place a veto on such
movements by restricting their exchange operations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12
RICE-RICE-
BY r. B. SYKES.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH CAMEL COAL.
GRENoBI.E WALNUTs.


BY r. b. SYKES, g
TUESDAY Feb, l2. at III I-2 o'clock, at &c
Cruyier street of whom will be
sold :, -
TERWSNCash fell
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,Dr. SGaeageE Reynolds.

OFFICE-No ll5 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEAF'
Cures CANCERS, scLD HEAD WHEE SWELLING, SORES
ULcERs Of every description, ja3l 2pI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

SLAVES SLAVES-A CHOICE LOT OF NINETEEN
Slaves-Field Hunds, Mechanics and House servAnt-to
close copartnership.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

The next concert will be given tomorrow evening.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-20

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