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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Magnolia Thomasson, MASTER O'Clock. T. B. Smith, Il New
Levee street, agent.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
S. F. j. Trahue White MASTER at O'clock John f. Hyde
Co.. &c Poydras street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Alabama Graei, master, at O'Clock. Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front, and I, B. Smith, Il New Levee streets agents
Swamp Fox, kimball MASTER oclock Carroll Pritchard
4 Co., So Union Row. CaroHdeet street, agents.
ST. Charles Apologize, master, alta O'Clock. T. B. Smth IL
New Ievee and L. Snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
ARKANSAS RIVER,
T. p Ieathers Bennett master at o'clock. Lewis Snapp
Co.. 81 Front street, agents.
Cora No MoSby, master, O'Clock. Lewis SnRpp Co.. 81
Front street, and T. B. Smith, Il Now Ievee, agents.
..~ YAX00 RIVER.
Lewis Whiteman Wallace, master Mt O'Clock T. b. Smith,
Il New Levee, agent.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Eastport Harrison MASTER at o'clock Lewis SnRpp Co. 81
Front street, agents
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


BATON RoUaE, March 10.--The Democratic Con
venton met at liz o'clock to-day, and violent strug
gle for temporary President took place between the
Buchanan ana Douglas delegates
Afterlmuch excitement Mr.. Munday, of East Feliei-
ana Of the Douglas wing, was elected temporary Pres
dent over Mr.. Landry, by vote of l42 to 81.
The Convention is now enjoying half hours re-
cess
iOP. M-The Convention is still in session, but no
delegates have been yet elected
There is much confusion between the different
factions.
Gen. Munday has been elected as permanent plesi-
dent over Gen. Philips.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Flour is quoted at So W !;
Lard Sc; Bacon Shoulders, 63c Whisky lsa to ls4c;
Molasses 40 to 42c.
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.Alnuscments Th1s Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER.-Meyerbeer' grand opera; the
"Hngenotsn
ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Beneft of Mr. Daven.
port. "st. Marc Or, Husbands sacrfeen and Black
Eyed SuslnH
GA1Ery THEArER.--" The Lady of Iyons,n and
"The Spectre Bride Groom"
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
sian War. $780,
THE GREAT BEARs---The great Australian perform
ing bear at No. 95. ST. Charles street. Day and evening.
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Consumption Cess'GsbEeo

Consumption daily carrying off its thousands premature
grave which might be cured prevented entirely if the proper
enedy and regimen made Of. That remedy is
BEACH's BREAST EMINENT,
with directions regimen Persons who naturally weak
and delicate chest and almost contract dis
lungs the slightest cold those who bleed At
the lungs throat who i'll predsposed to It,
either by formation of their chest hereditary cannot only
prevent Of the disease, but strengthen their
suton until they robust rs person. not aren-
thousand and cough that day
brought before the public that keep nauseaed with
their scenn potions derangng the stomach and digestive
gau The of the Lnment the contrary strengthens
the lungs and stomach gives better appetite makes you
feel NIL the time you using and stronger chest
is expanded becomes larger you breathe free and easy
of STOPPING posture become erect and in fact feel
like person. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and ApotheCary,
mil 2p6t&Wl Customhoue and Chartres
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Boots, Shoes egacE .Kgs'0gaus.

Boots, Shoes and Ba'Og0ns. .
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assert.
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS GAPS etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DTCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOUTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACEY HATS, ut the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
1gl3Zp&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.
AT WHOLESALE.
We arc constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST g. CO.,
Jyl52p%W 10 Magazine street.
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THE MAIAs-The mail via Mobile yesterday was
reported to have come through from New York with
dates as late as due. We, however, received only
dates of the Sd inst, Philadelphia of the same
We received mail from Cincinnati of the Goth, ten
DAVIS old.
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.BeuessifssE Sorting Clothing.
JUST RECEIVED BY THE CAHAHvBA.

JUST RECEIVED BY THE CAE4AyvBA.
ALTERED mUMROE B. CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
Have received by tho above large and beautiful
assortment of a..
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for Spring wear which they invite
attention Of purchasers Among other goods received are the
following;
FINE SINGLE .MILLED CoLoRED CASHMERE BUs1-
NESS COATS;
FINE SINGLE MILLED CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTA-
Looms;
CASPIAN TWEED BUSINESS COATS;
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRoCK AND SAC COATS;
FRENCH BoMBAzINE FRoCK AND SAC COATS;
ALPACA AND ITALIAN CLOTH FROCK AND sAc4
COATS
FRENCH DRAp D'ETE rANTALOoNs;
FINE CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS;
VESTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR;
LINEN DRILL. AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMMER FAN
FALCONS;
LINEN DRILL AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMMER,
COATS;
UNDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
WEAR -.
AVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND MUSLIN
SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS; VALIsEs; TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
Of all kinds.
Winter Clothing at Great Barga ms
We are now offering styles of WINTER CLOTH NC at
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES psrs, ,ns from,
country in of such articles, will do we'll call
supply themselves.
NOES, 5 CaAzJGEs1s cxoEEEENyG.
A VERY FULL ASSORTMENT RECEIVED BY he Ca.
HAWBA.
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
m Clerks speaking the French and Spanish lsngu ages
ways in attendance.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
milo 2p6t 81 Magazine street. of G rsvier.
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lleb 0rlsalrs 1ailu Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS,
aMEs d nixon WILLIAM ADAMS
by NIXON, ADAMS &; Co,
oteFT 4 Il. NO. 40 CAMP STIR EET.


TERMS:
Fe Crescent will regularly served e -
city at an eary hour every mornins lsnndass
SO year, in advance half ana qaareis " sie
same or 20 cents payable to the carriers.
Acknowledgements per inerton' N al cases.
FL ST for every subsequent Insertion so cents.
on the second page are charged y Tor every
5 insertion.
n # square fps Insertion
marked will be published month"; o
8if charged accordingly no advertisement or sub
until all arreaIages paid, at the
5s8s III option 81 It'd pfoprietors. sS
Discount will be made toregular advertisers.
gE THE DAILY CRESCENT -
circulation which renders it desirable medium for adver
tess. FAMILY PAPER it circulates largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes ut early hour and being read
the approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may DO advantageously published in its
s:s columns. $fat lI47 5alsssa
THE WEEKLY CRRHCENT
is published every Monday morning at IS year Invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou.
HI isana Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama, Texas ana other
States, presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion
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sVeaU Spring Goods.
Mp~ NEE @CA. N III "a wr ea csp-.
Noss re and Ii Chartres street,
Beg the Ladies' strangers visiting the
city complete entirely stock of SPRING GOODS
comprising in part
S L K S
qualities, descriptions Plaid, Striped
Chine Jaspe and Plain Taeta Gros de Naples and Fousrd
Black d. Plain Figured, Striped and Plaid; Rich Black
MORE ANTIQUE, for Dresses and Mnntillas.
PRINTED SILK MUSLINS
AND TISSUES;
CREPE D'ORIENT;
BAREGEs;
ORGANIZES;
JACONETs
AND BRILLTANTINES,
i'll pieces and in Robes.
EMBkO FRIES,
Comprising large Black Thread Lace MantaS
Scarfs Shaws Point dAlencon Point Aglle and Point
Cosrssnd Sleeves and everything connected
with the Embroidery Line.
NJ A N T L L A S.
choice selection of Embroidered silk, Lace Applique and
Muslin Talmas Manllas and Scarfs.
MILLINERY.
Spring Straw Hair and Lace Bonnets for Ladies
Misses; Ribbons, Plumes, Flowers ETC.
stock Winter Silks and other goods
below cost milo 2p3t
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x4s-We have received the February number of the
African Repository, containing the usual amount of
interesting matter the thirtyninth Annual Report of
the "A. c. S, and history of what is going on in Ii
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VI ss- Gen. John A. Quitnan, Of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes has placed under obligations for at
tention ii transmitting valuable Congressional doc
5nments.
We are also indebted to the Hon. R. B. Hall for
similar favafs. -
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STEAMER INGoMAR.--Owing to the crowded state of
District steamboat landing the IngomGr has
PEELED load in the Second District foot Of Cou street. where
she receiving freight aud will leave for Memphis and
intermediate landings Wednesday evening, at O'Clock,
punctuailv.
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Splendid assortment

Splendid assortment
I'd R ~ IL VI &H % GID CID -nD 50 %
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. HEBRARD,
44C CANAL STREET, 41S
now opening following SPRING GOODS, received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell at reduced prices
Plain Figured and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounced BAREGH
Half mourning
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flounced DR. RSSES:
Muslin and Jaconet
Taencenne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jacouet BANDS;
:. -. =. INBERTINu,:
=. a.. =. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. JACONET;
BRILLIANTINES White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, A, "a, 81;
NANSOOK;
INDIA NULL
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
... CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Coored, all szes;
+ TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVEI,LI LUSTRE for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jacquard, Damasked and Emb'd;
1874 INVITE BOBINET. Mosquito Bars order;
Irish Linen SHIFTING;
sHEETINCf LINEN French, Scotch and Irss all widths;
Yellow and Colored NANKINs, etc. etc.
--Also-
A complete RsBor Inent of PLANTERS GOOIts;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS for
Negroes. teb 2ptf
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Removed! Removed =.
FROM NO. 10 TO ~ ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMP ACNE in quartz
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA md SHERRY
WINES.
IL IL A IL K S.
sAzERAC, Of the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 1906 aud oieg
brands.
w HES TX Y:
OF all descripons-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in piuts and quarts
Also.
On hand usual assortment Of tho WINES and LIZ
QUORS in the MARKET which DO sold on as reasonab1s
terms any other house in tho city
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No II Rows, str,et
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Aa-We are indebted TO the officers of the steamers
Falls City and W. n. Sherman for late papers.
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Popular Books
@Us g. NMaDH& GExA r% @gJn
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office, NJ o.
THE HUNTERS FEAST, Conversations Around the Camp
Fire, by capt. Mayne Reed; 81 IS
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE: The Villa-The Mansion, and
the Cottage; 81 50.
ANOTHER BUDGET or Things which saw in the Fast, by
Jane A. Eames, second edition; 81.
THE SHAKSPEARIAN PAPERS of the late William Nj.
ginn; 81.
MY FIRST SEASON, by Beatrice Reynolds; IS
THE RIVAL. BEAUTIES, by Miss Pardoe; 50 nj.
Together with large stock of STANDARD AND MISCEL.
LANEUUS BOOKS, consisting Of
HISTORY
TRAVELS,
BIOGRAPHY,
POETRY,
NOVELS etc.
J. G. MORGAN,
milo 2pakW1 Exchange Place, opposite the Post. Office
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Mr.. John w. Deacon, Assistant sergeant-at-Arn,s
Of the House will accept our thanks for legislative
documents ~
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Medical YeTE Books.


BARL0W'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
For sale by
THOMAS Il. WHITE,
LER AND STA TONER,
No. 1O5 Canal street.
LA ROCHE ON YELLOW FEVER two volumes.
MEIGS ON DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN;
DUETS SYSTEM OF SURGERY;
The Medical Books used in the Medical College of Louisiana
for sale at
milo 2p3t los CANAL STREET.
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sWeaU Books.

sW'eaU Books.
MISS TX VANAGH's NEW WORE,
RACHEL GREY; ,.'
n 1LAx.ES go GuN,D2cdD osy x-A,.z.
For sale by
EHTTIIDsS5e IL. wv BM mrrw,-p y,
B OKSELL ER
No. los Canal street.
THE ATTACHE IN MADRID;
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF NAPOLEON
TO HIS BROTHER JOSEPJ;
HOME SERVICEA Manual Tor those who sare occas,orou
Prevented the House of God:
D. s. PhENrlss' MEMOIRS, by his Broher volumes.
milo 2p5t
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For ST. LoUIs--Ihe fine, feet and commodous
passenger packet S. F. j. Trabue Capt White pnts out this
evening, the usual he for ST. Louis and all intermediate
landings. There is nc better boat gentemanly
Captan river those WHO going from u.s. in that
direction will consult their interest," comfort and copve
Hienee by having !heseves reasonably board jain T.
iyaF s N9n Nv, IL FegagRs street, sgs tho RgsRa
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setting off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
yo8HsPH HURTY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
-comprising-
COLE AND SILVER WATCHES;
JETEsLRY;
SEWER AND PLATED WARE:
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE ANCY ARTICL LES.
is selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants opportunity
Of purchasing at the above reduced prices CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
SO-Cal and examine before purchasing elsewhere
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
aa-Renember No. 20 Camp street. City Hotel.
milo 2p6t
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Dr. sss,-A man may be gfeatRRd not good !
ba N 6sTA:s y ''Nout hssag gFsAt,
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B0s'e9es, G1rgGsaaegsee, eac.

MMID Ng-R q nc WM "a. H7s vFzE Ysz-
ISs CAMP STREET. 1856
Has Just opened, supply of FASHION ABLE DIR Ess
E0(lBS which he is offering unusually low prices
Rich Embroidered BAREGE ROBES, Sc to 5000;
French Jaconet DRESSES, 80 80;
Plaid Muslin DRESSES 81 Is; Do.
Flounced Organdy ROBES 81;
Striped and Figured French ACONETS:
flne Figured Linen CAMBRIA, doc per yard;
LINEN I,AWNS-small patterns for children;
Super Figured BRIIIIANTINES, 25c Der ward.
Plain and Dotted SWISS MUSLIN;
INDIA NULL and Nansook;
Rich Embroidered COLLARS and SLEEVES.
. VALENCIA, SWISS and JACONET SETS:
fans Embroidered ROBES;
Embroidered and Hemstitched HANDKERCHIRFs, etc,
HORACE HARDY,
-n mlO zPo. 1876 Camp street y
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81 al A report Of Prof. Goud's lecture Ct Lyceum
Hall last evening. Will BE- found on the frstpage
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RECORDER BRIGHT.-The Commercial Bulletin, of
Saturday morning makes the following favorable
mention of the worthy gentleman who now fills the
Recorders chair of the First District. We publish it
with much satisfaction, thinking the compliment fully
deserved
TIE REGORDERSHIP THIS DIsTRfCr.-An important office
and order of the community be filled the
charter election is the Recodcrhip ote First District 1t
and highly responsible office proper
charge of its duties matter that home the Preside of
citizen and in which he is directly Interested
naey the Office is filed the present time by able and inn
partial magistrate who has already reformed several abuses that
had become perfect One these
of straw ball. termed by which persons desi
interest in the community teaheed their
coming bail for MrBright has also pec
lation that carried on IN the office by which the fines and
fees found their the treasury the city,
trust substantial citizens will take interest enough
the when takes place 10 that Mr. re-
elected would be difficult fill his place comes up 10
the rule-honeSt capable and faithful.
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NEWSPAPER CHASGE.---In the last number of tile
Franklin Banner Mr., Thomas +. Johnson announced
that he had disposed of his interest in that establish
ment to Mr.. Hugh G. Stanard formerly editor Of the
St. Flancisyille Chronicle. His valedictory is well
worded and appropriate and sewers gracefully an
agreeable connection which has existed for years. We
trust Mr.. j. will meet with ample success in any new
vocation in which he may engage.
The salutatory of Mr.. Stanard is handsomely writ
ten, as was to have been expected from gentleman
Of his experience and ability Wepredict for Mr.. S,
ausefu and prosperous career creditahe alike to him
as an editor and valuable to the noble party whose
cause he will ably advocate In his new locality
etust the smiles of fortune may be showered upon
him. and take this occasion to cordially commend him
TO the kind consideration of our friends in ST. Mary
They will find him worthy unlimited confidence and
respect, .Er Eg.
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watches, .TeaUeEs'y,

-AND-
II II R II SEIvBR wv "a R I
E. DILLON,
No. 4 Camp street, Neyy Orleans,
Offers for sale elegant of the above
to be FULLY STANDARD QUALITY,
ATT MODERATE PRICES.
WATCHES of description carefully repaired and
raned.
DIAMONDS eset in the neaest styles.
JEWELRY REPAIRED, at No. CAMP STREET
milo 2p6t New Orleans.
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Z 81
HIGH WATER DANGERs.-The indications that the
lever Southern valley is in danger Of submersion con-
an1e 20 multiply, At Vcksburg the Mississippi is
rising With unusual apidity. and at Baton Rouge the
swelling Of the great food is really alarming. The
Baton Rouge Gazette Of the 9Th has the following
The river rose two feet we are informed yester-
day, in little over twelve hours If the swell CON
times al this aate ne shall soon be inundated"
We have little add to the advice we have already
given ON country friends on numerous occasions All
we have to say Is, look to your levees guard them
With nceasing vigilance; strengthened exposed and
Veak points and examine thoroughly all portions of
the barriers against the food, no matter how power.
fnl they Iaay appear to be. Appearances are FIRE.
qAen1y deeeitful.
Furthermore, it strikes us the city authorities
should investigate and see if there is no danger OF
another humiliation; and if, upon examination, there
- g take such requisite steps in regard TO protecting
isFees ETC., as will secure safety. With the rive
mounting upwards at the rate 81 two feet IN twelve
aeats oplya hundred and forty niles above US, it can
aas W Aala 5aeFe 'sFla aessseity foF preparation,
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E LOUISIANA SAVINGS INsrITUTIoN.-We are glatifed
in announcing that this bank resumed business yester
day On the opening of the doors score or so of
depositors presented themselves and called for their
balances which were promptly settled. Tie most
pleasing part Of the days transactions was the return
with new ones, and opening accounts
that The days business closed with fresh deposits
amounting to nearly half as much as was paid out
a new feature is adopted at this bank, which is
very convenient to those who have small sums to de-
post, as by keeping an account with this bank any
amount Of money, from dollar to ten or one hun
dred is received deposit and paid out on the check
Of the depostor on demand. The banks of the city
do not do similar business, and this method of keep
ing money is Of the highest importance to those who
desire depository answering the purpose of the
q larger banks.
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IMPORTANT
To those Using SENs' Ce,segEes.

The attention of the public invited to the fnc flint ~ NJ
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEGT
that what sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen or
fifteen ounces and packages marked 40 bn fall short two
three and even ye pounds box This docs not fail
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at The
weight nor upon the Retailers, who sell by Count n anon te
receive 'A' 'i'aiA HioS
R The subscribers have always made their Condos rul
sixteen OUNCES to the pound and mark packages at their r
%eh %Gh may BE- acertancd BY testing them As their
in quality 10 in the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study own interest and AZ the
same time encourage correct dealing ' ~ 81 '"S
PROCTOR d GAMBLE, Cincinnati,
CaRtlsF ND' '0''e ''N'' ~
,.so.s. JOSEPH Lands Il co.,
snssFS b ERRaREs.9slsa sI{tsh
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4 CorToN.-The receipts Of cotton are large for the
season. In the twenty four hours ending at o'clock
last evening, we have to record the Magnolia, from
Ashton, with ,l99 bales Ingomar, from Memphis.
1895; Princess from Vicksburg, OH; Red river,
from Point Pleasant, 937 Frank Keeling, from Beuif
river, 723t; Compromise, from Shreveport, $50; G.
d., Jr., from Bayou Sara, l65 JULIA from Camden,
2s5 America from Nashville, 1887 Swamp Fox,
from Grand Ecore, 1916; Music, from Jefferson
Texas, 1,5O6; W. N. Sherman, from do, 26l Cam
den, from Monterey, Ouachita, 1865; Bayou Belle
idIn Aiinden $3.50. Total, 1887 bales. Sugar, 81!
hhds NIoasses ,215 bills Total receipts Of .cottor
since Saturday inclusive, 36, l67 bales
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1856.
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Democratic STATE CoNvENr1oN.--Our dispatches
from Baton Rouge are meagre but they tend to SUBJ
stantiate the predictions Of our article yesterday
ing that there would be trouble in selecting delegates
to cast the vote Of the State in the National Conven
4 ton. lE. -
The struggle is between, nomjnaly, the Buchanan
and Douglas men, but, really, between the slidell
and antiSlidell men. The symptoms Of revolt against
the arbitrary rule Of the central" head Of power are
decided, but they will amount to nothing. The De
nocratic party in this State belongs to Talleyrand
and his regents. All efforts of opponents will be
uitless and will result in their discontinue, here
tofore. 5l@
Were we betting men we would wager our pile that
Buchanan delegates will be chosen; and if such turn
out the case, slidell delegates will be also chosen.
However, we shall see what we shall see. For our
part we are willing to wait for the wagon" having
fully eup ON minds as to which vehicle we shall
4 takeia ride in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-11
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This Hotel has undergone during She past two
months very alterations and repairs various improve
have been made in different parts of the establishment
the supplied with repAces and nothing overlooked that
would be likely add the comfort and convenience of it's
patrons.
B The Furniture and everything pertaining ts the house
thoroughly overhauled and put perfect crder and
1t is now open for the reception Of guests.
WIN. MARKHAM