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DENTISTRY.

~ rGD. NJ. SMITH, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED,
VI and will attend the duties Of his profession usual
corner Of GRrnut'f-t Hrd lirNiH MIST
Ste4sp...sssa DIR, y. w. AlI.EH, DE%TAL SUR
tiEJN his removed to No. l4O Canal street.
fffSSSssrssaGA d. 5dly
t1e9s.,rszss CHARLES Il. KILLS, ID. ID. s.,
Ssge4SIysfs No 5i Canal street, :rwctu t,Tnnder and
Arnrnc Streets. New DrlrL- ARTIFICIAL
AlliI--L TEET II inserted in il partial .ts, which
for Beatty Utility and Comtuto the Wetter cannot beeXceIled
jas ~
s7aesz~SHE9A JAS. y. KNAPP, ID. ID. -, DEN.
Ss.s&E1sAS3 TlST, No. Ii Bnronue street Canal
IS street. j"3oly
~-a@s, DCULES'r-nk. GESTINE'S OFFICE, FnR
tfsrf the TrrllIneit OF DISEASES OF the EYE umh M
>ss=S' rERFEGTGoES or VISION No, l69 St. Charles
street, opposite Lafayette Squire, New Orleans.
5- All ugctl Operations for the EYE attended to- Such
rs CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the INSERTION OF AkTt-
FI''T Al, EYES. "tr ini2 an
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ARRIVED.

AlIRlFEU.
Ship Abby Blanchard Harding from Plymouth England Sept
3Oth, to master-lst district, 80
Ship Henry Merritt from Gorana Oct 10TH to master
district, %. .
Span Brig Julio Torres days from Hayana to master2d
schr 5urnsh Ashy from Cruz via Muan, to Golden
bow L 1cSparre-Pont. ,
schr Hornet Mack from Pensacola to John Hurley
co-l5abin.
schr Invincble Habber days from Mobile to Newton
cu-I3nsin.
schr Henry LAtour, Stein, days from hobe-to master
Basin. 800
Schr James L Eliza, Steel, from Biox-Bnsn.
Schr Bloom liipper. from CovngDn-BAsn.
Sclr Fnlsteer, Christie from Pearl River-Bnsin.
Schr Octayia, Gentia,ce from Horn Islsnl-liasin.
Sclr Frutirre Narcsse, from EonIouca-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Eclipse, Brondwell. from Nicksburg.
Natcle2, I.aathers, from Nicksburg
Sallic Robinson, Power. from Talahatchie River.
Florida. Grant, from Mobile.
W W Farmer, Glenn, from Alabama Landing.
Tecumseh. Phillips, from Padncah.
Prinn Donna, new, Trndeau, from Old River.
Moses Greenwood, Thomas from Onachila River.
Madison, Rankin, from Amite Kyer-Bnsn.
Towbon Conoueror Brown from the Passesowed down and
Both ut, ships Carlyle and PocHhontns OrnnEt mp
ships Abby Blanchard John Henry brig Julio and schr
BuilrIsh.
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hTONhNClg FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
LII or lDNIlpN-tHID#I UTt ~nriIt> FUND, s2,tDtUp.
Special Fund hyit in the United Sta!ea. Sl55,upg.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
John l.. Aspnwnli, George Curtis, Wns sherman,
Sa, X. Everett, VIM l.. King, Hcni. \. Mumorl
james ltHfner VIM H. Macy, Joseph stuart.
ltvhl. ilay 'urk, Geo. NJ MiRr, Bctj. NJ. Whitlork.
The above named lea& r,a'te'd md wealthy t"nRtny
Policies o Insurance against Ir risk Of Fire,
Stores, Dwellings, Warehouses, McrruIniior, etc.
f. ". BRlGtiS Agent,
oil 3n No. 1876 Common street.
NIOFICk1~~-rliE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANT Of New Drlet., i,"u Thu, day cJnucIcei opera
tio and prepared Lake Fire. Maue and River Risks
the usual rats.
DIRECTORS;
E. J. Hart. j. i de Fgans,
jas D. llcnpgr A. &. Trelnpuct
Alcx. u. Kelly, F.. \. Rawus,
H. T. ItUn,lae, Henry RtnSi!Hw,
Hugh Wilson, /. H. Siauirr,
c. Kicks. j. q, Gaines.
THOMAS $500. President,
JAS u. DEN GRE, Vice President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Few Orleans, Jan. |, lsGi. t@2 ~
M IIEttisANgS' 14UVUA AlNSURAHCE CO.
LFl or EI.W UKl.EANS-niice No. lu3 Canal
DIRECTORS:
Logan T@En,shi, JAS N N"vns VIM V osei,
o. iallArt, =. Mhpero 6. MlttnbeTEer.
y. +. VOORHEES,, Pierre Pontz,
This Company, Organized on the mutual principle Is prepared
10 issue Policies for Maine, River and Fire Risks.
JOHN pEMBERTUN President
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INSURANCE..

&AaN ~ &VAAAH S1As
NJOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans have this day commenced
RisSs at ihe a Usual a rs.su 10 'N0 fs A0
Geo " , wss ''6A'T'S SSr, Hunt,
H f1s a j. % MsGS M Nj M"si" opaon 5r,
5 6H's" G4 G3ss j SS;'f Ea S'''f''
& SHSE " eA NH5r w. r President:
A. sCREIBER, Secretary. NO If
RHAiHNc qF.T1c Of! O. T YE NEW YoEK NOME
Camp street, New Orleans, La
Surplus Capital, Jan |, 2t6O6 IS
Total Capital s76i6O6 IS
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
The above Institution well known to nl the local Compa-
MES New 0curs and its Policies Of Insurance held BY
large number of the mercantile houses in the city,
MO tin II. W. kAlNE Agent.
> sUEAN6E COMPANY, Of Pennsylvania
Capital. Observation-Disclosures. $350,O00
JOHN p. RUTHERFORD, President.
S. WARD, Secretary
Commonwealth Insurance Company, of
Harrisburg, PenisS lranH.
SIMON CAMERON, President.
s. S. CARRIER, Secretary
The undersigned having been appointed Agents Of the above
land Risks favorable terms any Office in the city
Observation-Disclosures. D. w. Xachare n Co., Jlmc4 Robb L
Co.. Payne X Harrison, Smith Brothers. Shaw cunts. Iusk
1 Co. CllAS. ~. LABuZAN 4 20,
GA tJal % Camp street.
OFFICE OF THE CieESCltNT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS - In
conformity with the requirements of their charter the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
viz:
Amount of Premiums, received for yenr ending -
Aon"t Of utcnnnvd risks, july is i555:. II7 81
Il .Nt6, t95
Premiums on Fire Risks. .S402 9G4 It
Marine Risks ............ Us 400 90
River Risks ............. 3iU5lS %3
Life Observation-Disclosures. ABB 81
- ,006 491 IS
Less Premiums Risks not terminated la9 900 10
Less Return Premiums. 22,hi2 Us
- l62.G01 50
Of earned Premiums yen ending above SS4 500 Us
Losses paid during period, viz:
On Fire Risks. .SliISW VI
On Murine Risks. li2,GIS -
On River Risks. 2l27lO ID
$3.50 "A
Reinslrances, expenses, profit and loss
less interest discount, contingent,
3l.9l $3.50 100 SO
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Scrip dollar bS0c
The mail from New York through to-day within day
late as due but brought nothing of Importance.
There have larger supplies of money offering
during Rates have declined fully y ceut There
Bank Tennessee located Knoxville with branches
Chattanooga and Jonesb0r0 Tom The capital Sl5oOO
much of its circulation in this section
The law Of Tennessee regarding the issue OF notes under the
denomination Of five dollars went into effect few weeks since
whether will be regarded not remains to be seen Gene
rally speaking the paper money Of all kinds under the denom
nation Of five dollars with propriety be regarded AS
nuisance and it is far preferable for the people to submit to
little Inconvenience for the want of change than suffer by
the n0lernbe small note currency There abundance Of
silver coin to be had for change and the issuing of two and
three dollar ought be tolerated in any community
There yfor Banks and branches of Banks in Tennessee
and the State Of Mississippi, which raises cotton has only
two Banks solitary and alone, viz tho Northern Bank Of
Mississippi Al Holly Springs, and the Commercial Bank
Manchester Yazoo city. The last is under the control OF
influential and wealthy house of FicShr which has branch
in this city the other Northern Bank closely allied with
distinguished commercial firm in Galveston Texas The
issues Of both these Banks redeemed par this city.
There have been only moderate transactions specie mis-
week. The imports Of Mexican dollars have Snrs
have been made 6QD64 per cent premium possibly large
conditonnly might command fraction Thett
have shipments of silver Havana which is about
only market this moment which will admit Of shipment
being made.
IRnd warrants suggishy inclined and many offering
The following quotations this week. which those
H j. Merrc 4 Co. II will be observed that kentucky BAN
notes stand the highest.
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OatGoH', Inlian -hpEotsuc,
RuMAud's Tonic .iiXture,
Smiill's Tonic syrup,
Wynl;nnp'S Tonic,
4 Sprml's fri,rit'Ilr.e,
| Fegitni,Ir ,'rbriCuge.
LuZHN,itS.
Shrrruau', ,uuGh and Worm
lirytu'.., i'u,,tmic Wnfrrs,
Lnrorl :, ruIEinnic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
LuIvtliA WthprnrUr EiairiiuH
iinrry'a Tri.rphprous,
Lyon k}u'u4ri4l1,
ISoylr'a Hyperion Frrid,
| Phul,ti's Hair tuvi-urWur,
JslyLr'e Iirur T"rlir,
, Eun ilcu,ru's NuhpcHe,
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r-ssac,-, Mrs. EAMPEEILl4, TEAC1IEt or MI
S.' syrs IHs"%na On ihe PIANO and 'iElTAR ut
s. mouth, twelve lessons, invariably in iFhmcG
e7I- LECTURES Al y Constance street week flo "
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WulFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
E- Druggists and Merchants and all dealers IN any of
articles rounc in The c,nogue, will find to t!eir
vantage by c,Itl srndng their orders A'9!E where
he found the extensive ut GENt me PATE
MEDICINES in the United States, and the lowest pit
Please address. j. WRIGHT Il co,
GENUINE nEDlGlNE y FARMHOUSE,
n24tr Nos l5l and q Chartrcs street., Nrwilr)nant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
LATER FROM KANsA


ny THE SOUTHERN LINE. oyF
CINCINNATI, May 30-The delegations from the
different States are arriving in rapid succession.
The Louisiana delegation is here. a5
There is much speculation and excitement in re-
gard to the result.
1t is thought that just now Buchanan and Douglas
stand even chances, while Pierce is in the minority
LOUISVILLE, May so.-Letters to the St. Louis Re-
publican under date 26th state that eight proslavery
Kansas settlers had been killed by party of Free
State men, U%
All was quiet at Lawrence, LeCompton and Frank
linz United States troops having been stationed at
each place. ..-. =. s F
CHICAGO, May 29.-Advices from Kansas state
that DIR. Root and Mr.. Mitchell, Of the New Haven
colony, had been murdered by posse ten miles from
Lawrence, on the Goth. Gnt
The Markets.
NEW YORK. May 30.-Flour is tr1e lower. State
is quoted at S. rs to Sc 90; Ohio Sc rs. Corn is
unsettled. Mess Pork, $1s so.
NJ ACrNclNNArI, May 30.-The Flour market is quiet
and dull. Lard in kegs, lie, Mess Pork is selling
at SIG SO. Moasses advancing
River Intelligence.
VICKsBURG, May 30.-The Morrisett passed down at
four and the Falls Cityat six o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
Steamboat Departures This Day.


MOBILE. ,...
Oregon Myers MASTER the arrival at the Lake of the
o'clock P. NJ. ponchartran R. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place. agent. 5.-* 8@wlo
PASCAG OULA., s . -.-s
Creole Nelson, MASTER the arrival at the Lake Of The
O'Clock P. NJ. Ponchartran cars. R. Geddes, 10 Bank
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER ~. g
Virginia PEARL Hoffman, the arrival Of the Il O'Clock NJ.
Ponchartran D. c. Lowber, No. % Magazine street,
agent re- -" q
4ssr9 WATERING PLACES. M 5--g-
Kate Frisbee, -, master, at 3}4 O'Clock P. NJ r. NJ
III rison @ Co., 95 Grayier street, agen,s. b- 49,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Nebraska, Ford, MASTER at O'clock p. NJ John E. Hyde
Co, 66 Poydras street, agent s.,.
Belfast Atchison master, at O'Clock p NJ H. snapp Co..
81 Front street, agents.
OHIO RIVER. Nz
Niagara Spots master at O'clock Bell Buchanan { Co
IS Magazine street, agents 5 s:
suana, Bentley, MASTER Mt o'clock P. NJ Bell Buchanan
Co.. 95 Magazine street. agents. H.
RED RIVER.
Belle Gates Bryan, master at 5oeoek P NJ p H. Brntor
81 & Co., Lafayette street. agents. dis -l.5
B. E. CLARK, Lodwick, master, at 5 o'clock. T. B. Smith,
5 New Levee, agent. @55 q s 5-g.
St. Charles Appegate, master O'Clock T. B. Smith, l.
New Leree, and L. snapp Co.. 81 Front street. agents
Swan, Hayes, master, at O'Clock. F. H. 5nton & Co., La
fayee street. agents
8z9.S@aa 5s YAzOO RIVER.
Atalana, Briggs, MASTER O'Clock T. B. Smith, Ia Ney
Levee street, agent A@%r 4& S2"A5E "
Frank Keeling, Grant muster at o'clock A. Baque
omhouse street. agent.
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&Qtal SllttLIiatntt.
CHARITY HosP1rAL.-Report for the week end

CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening
Admitted ......... 179 Died d................. II
f DRowNED--Anne Doyle, q Galatin street frailty, is
reported to have drowned herself last evening" by jumping into
the Canal the Lake terminus She in company wifi
another woman and man, with whom is said she
drunken froc Another report has it that she
the act by bad treatment The Of the who ued her
from the paths Of reeude The body
evening. p
CoRoNERs INoUEsTs. The Coroner yesterday held
inquest the body Of George Brown native Ohio,
twenyne years of age found dead the Charity Hospital
Verdict Came to his death from pistol shot wound in the
right side of the breast penetrating the manmary artery
causing internal hemorrhage the said having
hced with orsepso in the hands of William Burke,
board the steamboat Princess Baton Rouge on Saur-
day the 18th inst" We have already published the parcn-
lars of the above affair. Burke is in the parish prison.
was man of some property. He leaves will bequeahiug
S2500O to his relatives His body will be Ohio
terment
An inquest also held olhe body of Elizabeth Hughes
Iishwoan thirty three years DID, dead The hospi-
tal Verdict Congestion Of the BRAIN BY ntempeance
RECORDER BRIGHT's CoURT-Two boys named
John Thompson and George Cotton yesterday before
the First District Court for stealing from Laura Anker
10th Instant pockebook containing Sl05 III money
for S59 and Laura nker along for having previously
stolen the pockebook from drawer house
of James G. Smith, No. $50 Gravier appeared that
Laura after stealing the money, got drunk and that the boys
then got her into negborng lot and robbed her of her booty
She required give bail of $500 the boys $500 each
Daniel Shea accused of stabbing Charles Picfod
charged There nothing else before the Recorder parc
larly worth mentioning. T.. &C..
RECORDER RAMOS CouRT-Alice Perciya was
aragned yesterday charge of striking Mary Hurley
with hatcet, and threatening take her life, the house
Jointly occupied by them Burgundy She gHve bail
appear for examination .-...--.
p j. Glaze made affidavit that Timothy Rordan obtained 81
worth of lead pipe from his residence
and ST. Philip Streets the 2Sh ult Antoine Vaarino
planned that Louis Fontane refused to sur
redera quantity of clothing which he had pawned them
the first of April for dollar and McCarty COM
planned that Michael O'Brien had had something to do with
recent larceny P Glazes the of
St. Philip A, Ferrand complained Francois
nave, f. M stabbed Noise Depa in the back,
Marns street. Thursday evening, with intent murder
Warrants issued.
RECORDER SEUZENEAUis CoURT.-V. J. Hennenin
yesterday complained that A. L. robbed him of two
for $500 and $500 and $3.50 gold Constant Hnering
accused George Pierre Of perjury his prejudice Warrants
issued.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
TuE GREAr RUSSIAN RnMEDr-pro Rono p,b,;,

The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Prtbico
Every mother should have house handy in
of accidents TO the childrenp Reddngs Russia says ia
Boston remedy of thirty years. standing and is
by physicians Il ss sure and speedy cure for burns piles
bos corn feons shiblans and old every kind for
fever ssres ulcers Itch scad head n rash bunons
nipples recommended by nurses whows sites Testers es
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt heu scuryy sore and
cracked lips nose, and flesh wounds is most val
uabe remedy and which be testified by thousands
who have used the city Of Boston vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this salve injury or in
erfere with physcians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from usso articles
growing in that the proprietos hayo from
aeasse eergynen, physicians captains 9TH
who have used themselves and it others
Reddings Russia saYe put in large tin boxes stamped
with picture of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price, 25
box. Reddngt Co. For sale by ]. Wright { Co., o. o.
WoodmaR and all druggists. fel4 eod6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
Neau Sssaasnser CEOfEs;seq.

ET- SEEsHGMNSE GJa HIEG GG Goo,
No. IS Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing
Barpour Aerno COATS;
Colored and Black Alpaca COATS-very rich.
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS
seersucker, Linen md Cashmere COATS
White and Colored Linen Duck PANTS.
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gauze Aerno uNDERSHTRTS-Transp
LiSle Thread Undershirtsi LINEN DRAWERS
New Styles of Iisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE.
SH1RTSA supply of Colored Linen and Musn aso of
Linen Bosom do.
TRUNKS-An invoice of the best Sole Heather Travs,i,
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture
uABREASJus received small invoice of suneror Silk
"A1 oinsA A"'n onpfSii"s. myl2 2pl2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
K1e117as0gssReip.
NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS.
with the Copies MT the head OF each Page.

Numbers and contain little than those elements
adapted beginners Nos and embrace all the practical
Of the entire SERIES giving nnpe practice ION the prnci
pies and fures) the a and capital letters with words from
each arranged Alphabetically closing each with several senten
Nos and contain of fine historical and
graphical selections No. is book Of Forms of Notes. Bills
Exchange comprising those in by all business
persons.
From the hundreds of unqualified appovas received from
teachers every State select the following from expe
rieuced Principal of of the largest schools in the South
Payson, Dunton scrbner's Combined System Of Rapid
PENMAN
nd Chart designed to aid in teaching the SYSTEM has shown
by its that twill has done readily approve itself
Teachers and all others Interested 1t is the only series
copy books eSant, with meeting the real
Of R teaching thing time and leading the pupil in
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand is
acluired.h
hooks warranted be of the best quality Of paper.
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.,
Boston,
and for sale by all Booksellers in New Orleans.
R-A full mailed to order receipt of ST. postpaid TO
any part of the country. a2g 2p2taw&4tW
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aaz.s'iUeG.

" apwSMEMS am Nv A W.
CLOT ERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Qnder City HotelD
Have received their usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER
.- -..u CLOT H I N G,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASIIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS!
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
."E r. DRAWERS
a. SHIRTS, and
GENTLEnIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31

KD- Nicaragua-A Cnrd-To the friends of
Colonization in Nicaragua proprietor of the CrSrR A.
AMERICAN the hrst American press established Nicaragua
is now on tour Of the United States purpose Of inducing
emigration to Central America and procuring aid way
subscription and advertising for his paper.
The Central American is published Juan del Norte
and generally distributed throughout the United States and Cali
fona making one of the best advertising mediums
Terms liberal The proprietor may be found for few weeks
at the Office the New Orleans Crescent between the hours
| l0A. NJ. and 8P.M
msl1 2ph WN. H YOUNG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
sa Card.

card published in the Crescent of yesterday signed by
Geo Doane R. H. Brune Thep Marks and c. W. White
which it appears that my to the suit of the City
of New Orleans hns produced uneasy ucrng among
Of the clerks in the late Treasurers employ.
My and the facts alleged my answer before
The judicial tribunals Of the State and prepared
verify allegation counsel has made in said
my3l 2plt* DAVID c. LABATT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31

DnIley's Magical Pain Extractor.
original and only genuine in envelope and much
larger Fraud counteeis of Dnley's Extractor the
wrappers. food market Avoid You would poison,
for its use is rs dangerous
No article yet known but Daley's Genuine Extractor,
check inflammation instantly subdue the pains of the worst
burns scalds fifteen minutes, and the
wounds without
Piles Eysipelas Salt Rhe old and inveteate Sores Cuts
Wounds Bruises Sore and Inamed Eyes, Inammatory Rheu
ntisn and aIl and nammaory diseases,
rapidly, radically and without fail
B-H. D. holds himself responsible for the effects of his
Genuine Extractor. .-...
p5J-For sale by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
ny2G 2p3tMoWeSa Il and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
aR Card.


City of Neyy Orleans VS.. ID. C. Labntt.
The of D. c. Iabatt the petition of plaintiff pub.
lished in the Pcayune Of the 9th nst gross nasse
is calculated nislend the public and reflect upon the
ployees of the Treasury Department. during the period Mr.
Assistant City Attorney The
Register has been nterpoled and frauleny ncreased is
aiciousiy t The assertion that bill of 81 00 paid in by
ter will show, The gross Irregularities in the Teasurer's
Office relative to his returns owing principally to the i'm
perfect in which said made in many
instances the numbers Of the suits substituted for the
bers of the bills the mspct changed and the
frequently left in the office month six after they
had to him register before settlement
could be made with Mr.. Labatt Mr. Theodore
c. W White the clerks who attended the marking
verifying said returns and they will
of this statement. GEO, DOANE.
New ORLEANS, May 29tt 1856
In the of D. G. Laba published of 81 800
having paid by his
tied the books of this office certify that bill
paid in this Office the 2lst of February, 1856
regularly checked off is receped and
this Office and that he OF the fact having examined
the books only few days before.
RENE II. BRUNET,
Book Keeper of Treasurer's Office
The Undersigned having been !employcd clerk in the
Treasuers Department during the time D C
ssat City Attorney and having examined the register
ferred to in Mr. George Doanes card, pronounce the
ton made by Laa of The Interpolation of the register,
false and without foundation. THEO. MARKS.
hereby certify that during the period Mr. Labat Assist
City Attorney clerk in the Office have
checked off the returns, made by him. of the
Office and have since examined the and find
polaons, alteration said registers whatever also
certify to the negligent and careless which said
returns were made. G. W. WHITE.
ny30 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31
I5ousna I!I srgEHsr CRESCENT.
j as early to-day a 5practicable. 575

The Crescent egill be published, Monday morning
On 4 double sheet d Isnal. Our Mondays pabica-
zion Is fiji THE largest in the South West. It
viii contain an immense amount Of original, literary
ana elIaneous matter with the usual quantity Of
foreign, domestic and telegraphic news.
our edition win be unusually large it scarcely
necessary to call the attention Of our advertising
friends ID the facilities it offers for making their
wares known. Il! sss s3 535Ts=5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31

ANOTHER scHoon PARTY.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of an invitation to party which Madame
Dubois, of the Robertson street Girls School, pro.
poses to give to her pupils and friends at the school
house, tonight We love to see the young folks en-.
joy themselves, and will endeavor to be present
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-31

Ma- The Messrs. Harper, we learn, not content
with sappyin the reading world with 100000 copies
Of their excellent monthly Magazine are about to
start Pictorial Weekly Newspaper, for which they
calculate on circulation OF HALE MILLION COPIES.
They mean TO make it the best and cheapest weekly
In tile world. #4