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Rev. DIR. Deyyey,s Lectures,

DR.. Dewey delivered a very brilliant, philosophical
and eloquent address last evening, at DIR. Clapps
church, which was largely attended and listened to
with much interest Weare able only to give synop-
sis, from want Of room.
The subject was the progress and necessity of evil
which was first, by statement of the
/ case second, by development Of the theory and
third, by consideration Of the bearings under it.
The first points entered upon the degrees, state
and nature Of evil what we can and whatwe cannot
| know concerning it. The wonder our being was
considered, and the mystery appertaning to it. His
tory miseads u.s. as it treats Of the tragedy, and not
the comedy of life. Judging by nations language
and literature is the bestway Of judging people,
and the Sanscrit and Arabic are the most useful in
that respect.
iii Mankind lives only in the aggregate. What one
man has settled for himself he has settled for all
men. ii IL 5s.4s5. 5s= s5s. s55ss5 49,
Natural and moral evil can be cleared up only by
the future life Limitations belong to every created
system, since limitation in itself implies mpertection
Evil snot desirable but it simpossible that should
be excluded from a system like our own. That Adam
would have been kept from evil if it had been best
is cocerso as much as to say that it was not for
the best that he should be. Evil is Of two kinds:
natural, Or physical, and that which is moral. The
value and uses Of physical evil were shown lettering
US from other evil deeds, ETC. If there were no pain
human nature would sink into moral perditon. I'm,
der this head free agency was mentioned, and its
inconsistenee with the other requirements Of our
mature shown. When man does wrong, his con-
science announces that wrong, and, as man u.s. free
dom from vilcould only be afforded by humiliation
a rational existence commences with infancy, and
no other state of things could have been, notwth
standing the theories that have been propounded
God naght have made a man without liability to err
but where would free agency have been. The doc
tne was then carried into some Of its practical bear
ings to show that the Borgias and other human mon
sers could not have been made better without curta
ing their moral agency. There must be system of
general laws to control mems movements ttingly If
there were an immediate shment every offence
God would only he diYinely detective police officer
There are some general laws, however--such as
hunger, cold pain, that cannot be overlooked.
There is something within US above our own WILL to
obey which is q pleasure to disotey which is un-
equalled agony.
very brilliant peroration, making some general
application Of the previously enunciated principles,
ended the address,
81 The next lecture will be on Friday evening con
corning the progress of the world. I.
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..TELEG PIED TOTHE CRESCENT !
oNGREssIo NAL PROCEEDINGS.
~ THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL. LINES.

WASHINGTON, April l5.--Se1sate.- The Post Office
Committee has reported bill toencourage new steam
ship lines to provide for the ranspo Of mails
by sea.
HouseA bill passed to facilitate the obtaining Of
proof3in cases where property is lost the military
service of the United States.
New York Market.
New YORK, April l6-0ur cotton market is buoy
ant, with sales to-day Of 5000 bales. Middling Or
leans nc; Upland Middlng 1o2c. Ohio Flour is quo
ted ats6 57aa.
River Intelligence. $Ag.*@
VIcKsBURG, April 1e-The DR.. Robertson passed
down at 10 o'clock. and the Falls City at o'clock
P. M. 5sss ,$s Y s
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Union Jockey Club Races.

Yesterday was an exceedingly day. and partly from
that and partly from other causes the attendance
small y
There werewo entries Ia Dame Blanche and Uaine, for
purse Of $3.50 mile heats Before the La Dame the
call-bets being booked Mt three to one on her.
The preceded by very brilliant patriotic euogy
of Irish horses by couple from the " first gem say
who attracted themselves much interest than either of
the ITO the dyil wild Leeomtes your Lcxing
tons said sure, an hAynt meeself EN- run it,
an raal plow horses at that mile inn an say nothin
about beiu runnn The discussion interrupted by the
tap OF the drum. azE s 4. an rs .=a
PIRsr HEATThe send off good but from the start La
Dame evnced inclination TO lead At the half mile she was
about length ahead with bets Of four offered that
she would wn and takers. She home winner 49A
SECOND HEArA the betting before the heat was course
in favor of La Dame Unne however, lead and kept
tito the last Of the back stretch when she coared and
ter desperate pail that lasted the distance bag passed
Time l;49S&. III si==5- .. .r'-
Summary.
uslos iooEEy Gus RAcEs.Wedpesday April l6. Purse
$3.50. Mile Heats.
Capt W ]. Minors or. Ia DaMe Baaeis by Voucher
O. NJ 5ohnson's oh. { ud'ne by imp Yorkshire y O.. g
Time l:+9S&-l:49k.
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SUGAR ana Cotton Prospects.
The following parag graph, taken from the Plaque

The following para graph, taken from the Plaque
mine Sentinel Of last Saturday, affords melancholy
confirmation of reports that have reached us from
various quarters Of the sugar district 81:
We surprised to learn since Of The hone
psstsEs ss s s ass sahs
PA great Flowing their fields and
yhils assoS5daE ts
learn they the latter on BAYOU
srangoain where particle u sugar win be raised
BY reference to the annual report Of the Auditor of
Public Accounts, made at the commencement Of the
last session Of the Legislature, we find the crop Of
the Parish Of Iberyle, for the year 1854, set down
as follows Sugar, hhds, IS 677; 1aolasses, bbls,
corn, bushels, 2ss, 693. Neither cotton or
any other production is mentioned In this respect,
most Of the assessors of the country parishes fail in
the discharge of their duties and only report the
Auditor two or three Of the prominent crops of the
soiIin Geir jurisdiction, Their returns should be
much fuller than they now? are. Until areform is
effected, we will be unable to tell accurately the
wealth Or the productions Of the commonwealth.
N West Baton Rouge, the sugar prospects are
nearly as unfavorabe as they are in Iberville. By
reference to the Auditors Report we find the crops
Of that parish, for 1854, enumerated thus: Cotton
bales 1,O34; corn, bushels, ISL ,o45 sugar, hhds
20,375; molasses, bbls. $4,000 These figures make
the aggregate crop of the two parishes for the year
mentioned sum up as follows: Sugar, hhds Sc ,o52 ;
moasses, bbls, l01 ,S73. lin 1856, the crop comes
within fifty per cent. Of that of 1854, many inte-
gent planters with whom we have conyersed will be
agreeably disappointed. That there viii be large
increase in The growth Of cotton and corn there can
be no doubt. Other parishes are not so bad off but
itmay regarded as fixed fact that there will be a
general falling off throughout the sugar region.
Sugar will be sugar. next year, beyond doubt.
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A PERFuMED BREATH.-What lady Or gentleman
would remain under the of dsagreeable BREATH when
BY using the Balm of Thousand Flowers dentrfce
would not only render sweet but white as
baer Many persons do know their bad the
subject delicate their friends will mention it
single drop of the " Balm your and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last yea7
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm Of Thousand Fowersn It will remove TAM pimpes,
and freckles from the skim leaving Of
Wet towel three drops and wash the night
and morning. ie'
Sharing Made Eas-Wet your shaving bru, in either
cold water pour three drops Balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well audit will beautiful
soft 1ather much facilitating the operation shaving Price
only so CENTS Fetrdge Co., proprietors For sale by
Wright & Co., o. o. Woodman, and all druggists
tfe15 d&W eod6m /. .... l.. g..
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Nh IlyGEu4 By reference 10 an advertise
il another column, IT will De seen that Df.
4 Baird eminent tfayeer, will commence course
three before the and Library So
q ciatyyS City on Saturday evening next. The
subject Of his to prove interesting
our viii doubtless attract o large at
tendance. The reader il referred To- the advertise
Men under the head ofiamus for particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

Abe TRUTH OF THE NJ Misunderstanding Of the
late municipal election in ST. Louis the Intelligencer
8 Of the ~ zaya The Pilot displays good sense and
regard Tor truth IN declining to claim the election Of
6 Mr. Bow, Tor Mayor, Is . Democratic victory. The
Democrat regards the result as d triumph over
Douglas and Nebraska. Mi. How,a position on ma
tioral politics says that paper Is identical with
that Of Col Benton and everybody knows that CoI,
e decidedly antagonistc to that q
The Eebfaskaites. sS5 Ess5 Z
The Nebraska Democrats Of the soufh should ore.
joice with exceeding great joy oyersuct a triumph
We'll, they d, and have. pise httna5tg. There's
only Thousand millions Of dollars at stake, therefore
alloald become ubant over the triumph
Of party the members Of which, not one out Of ten
have The amallesr peouniar interest in the peculia
institution Ss
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MADAME NJ hItsTER' s BENEFIT. The benefit Of
Madame Macal which occurred last evening at
the Pelican was q very successful and happy
affair.sarla il The highest degree complimentary to
the beneficiary. The attractions were the self same
that have been performed on previous occasions,
improved, However, by experience, and made more
attractive than ever N. and Mime Macalster en-.
Joy q popularity here which renders their visits
{ always successful. Ei. y. IL
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the Introduction Of my schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
into the United States number of Liquor Mixers New York
Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous Gin in and jugs and paned
off upon the unway for my genuine Schnapps have directed
agents institute legal proceedings against persons who
they ascertain be engaged in this atrocous system
of deception and call on the and the public them
in their efforts to remedy go great evil.
CDOLPH0 WOT FE
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matchmaking: EV'atczsaaeeslsiss q!

E. r.. BUCKLEY,
date Young & Co., s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the purchasers to his entire
stock of fine WATCHES, JEWEI4RY and SIIvERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly order every article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention isnyed his assortment WATCHES
which be exceed in the city, will sold at prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article.
A-The srctest attention. heretofore, in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jewery Work. ala 2plm
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sPRINa AND SualsGER CLegHIEs. Iessra, r.. PIT
m Camp street. advertise sale in our columns his
1asing aaa elegant assortment or spring
and clothing Their stock rshe4che and
altogether worthy she attention Of purehsses See advertise
nisnt fer Details
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ITO o2g aCJt0 asse Liqex0r!
wOLFES
S @ H / E D A M AR O M A I'll @
SGIMNg "a ~ND$p


This celebrated beveragei manufactured the factory
undersigned, Schiedam, Holland. He sole importer
well the exclusive manufacturer of the article and prepa
ration bearing the of Schnapps that is procured
either from his establishment in New York. from his agents
in other cities, is genuine reliable. 4s
made from barley Of the finest quality selected with great
from the products Of the celebrated grain growing
districts favored with the of the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and ecfed by peculiar process which
pels from the spirit every acrd particle.
AS of preventing and correcting the sagreeabe and
often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach and bowels
by change of waer-a visitation which Travellers
tiers and ali unacemated persons ablethe Schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely nfabe while
in of Dropsy, Gravel Obstruction Of the Kidneys Dis
of the Bladder Dyspepsia Ague and Fever and General
Debility it is recommended most emphaticay by the moot dis
tnguished members of the medical profession.
wish the public understand the Scnapps sold by
the gallon pipe 1t only sold in quart and pint bottles
Of dozen quarts and two dozen pnts each bottle
veoped in yellow paper with my the bottle cork
fac smile of my signature on the label.
For sale at all the respectable Druggists and Grocers.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot-Nos IS, 20 and @ Beaver street, New York
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Inn LlAaET Pa NTERRE' s BENEF Ir.--A numerous
audience will doubtless be assembled at the opera this
the benefit Of that fine actress and singer,
Iaget Panterte. The impression she produced
the ardnous part Of idess in Meyerbeers
has induced her to repeat it on this occar
and as Mime Coson and essts Delagraye and
Junca have the other leading parts the opera will
& he gplendidly given. We trust our excellent prima
donna Will receive benefit worthy of the name She
4 most certainly deserves It. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

UNION JOCKEY CLUB RACES The race over the
Union Course day is for purse Of 5000, two mile
heats and promises to be very interesting, as Pass
FafTfs and Mary are the entries. Weshall NOT be
surprised II The contest is good one.
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CAUTION TO PERSONS

CAUTION TO PERSONS
WHO DRINK AT
EBSan0S =hMn GN HEDNeRS 9
Numerous complaints persons who keep Bars on
steamboats, and in Hotels who fill my empty bottles with
mon Gin and sell it to the unsuspecng for my
schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
would therefore advise all who drink the scnapps at such
places mark the appearance bottle and the outside
wrapper label should defaced to drink unless
fresh bottle is opened.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Wholesale Agents in New Orleans.
JAMES W. BURKE, No. IS Common street
CADY & HOLINESS No. Gravier street.
A. D. GRIEF & CO., Nos. IS, 10 and 40 Old Levee
GOODRICH 4 CO., No. q Common street.
EATON & HENDERSON, No. l6 New Leyee.
G. N. BAYLY & CO., No. IS Canal street.
HALL, KEMP CO., No. Tchoupiouas street
CONVERSE It CO., cor. Canal and New Leyee SITS.
E. j. HART CO., No. 70 Tchoupitouas street
THOMPSON, ALLEN i CO., No. % Common street.
SCHMIDT z1EGLER, No. IT'S Old Levee
W. L. LANIER & CO., No. 26 Poydras street. e.
A. & H. BLOCK, Nos. 8 and Front street. IL
ELLIOTT CO., No. 10 Poydras street. ~
PAYNE, STEEL & CO., No. q Tchoupitouas street.
BuNNELL BAILIFF,'No 10 Gravier street.
F. W. CoELER No. ITO Common street.
o. Q. WOODMAN, Magazine and Common streets.
And all the Wholesale Druggists and Grocers in the United
States. ma6 2plmeod
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Ut The editors Of the Baltimore Patriot have been
tantaized BY some one n this city, giving them glow
ing accounts Of the oranges, and peaches for sale
in our markets. They come pretty early here, but
the Patriots need not hurry their steps TO enjoy the
blessings. Figs and peaches are, at present. like
angels visits few and far betweer.ts 81
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The Courier came out on Tuesday nlorningiil
10 reR and beautiful dress The improvement win
render " quite read
ers and the public. IL is also changed in other re-
the old sheet form being dropped and
- double sheet substituted ii fact the old organ
has beer hout. We graduate its
akahle evidence of prosper
them AZ ENABLE pecuniary success in
future.
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URsnAY afo APRIL IL, 1856, \
aS WE are indebted to the officers Of the steamers
Florida and j. n. N. for late papers.

We ARE indebted 70 tile obging officers Of
1 y II and Pr Kiraball for late papers
/ from ST. Louis ana Shreveport. l I. /
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hS~ A learned writer, Dendy, says: Dry
den his brilliant visions Of poesy ate flesh and
Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the plan Green tea and coffee
Sleep induce dreaming Baptista Porta for procuring
quiet and pleasing swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which termed weak
irritable stomach constitute fruitful of Visions
The immediate direct influence Of repeon in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking moments is
proof It's derange the circulation Of the brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with in
Digestion surely get relief from Hooands German Bit
sold exclusively in this country by DE- G. NJ Jackson
40 Arsh street Philadelphia and by his agents. See adver
tSement. IA 2plmSW
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Linens! LSaeeses!s
From the best manufacturers the welknown low prices
T. MAN TILLAs! MANTILLAS!!
The latest Partisan styles White, Black and Coiored
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!!
Comprising in all fabrics the Richest --latest Styles
DRESS TRIMMINGS! DRESS TRIMMINGS! /!
The newest and in great variety.
AsOLS! RASOLS!!
Also
EMBROIDERIEs! EMBROIDERlEs!.
In great variety.
Purchasers be suited in description of Dry Goods
foreign domestic Receiving additions by every arrival
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
AT C. C. WAYLAND'S,
ala 2pMoWeTh Poydras and Caronielet streets
Selling off TO Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH HUE'Tx,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the Citv Hotel,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY; 's+f
And large assortment Of
FL N NCY ARTICLES. 4
is now selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION,
City Dealers and Country Merchants have now an opportunity
Of purchasing at the above reduced prices FOR
ACCEPTANCEs.
E3-Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
.at.... F. ROBERTS, Agent.
ns~Rememher No % Camp street. under the City Hotel
ala 2p5t
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Rer,'s,eg's Safe again pe3ctorious.

Wet'7'S1eg's Safe again E'icfO1i0tgs.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk Va dated jan IL 1885,
One of Herrings celebrated Fire proof Safes Adams
Express ONCE when the building burned
1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when it taken The fire. the occasion alluded
to- Of the fercest saw and when the chest
found afteri lapse Of forty days. it
by embers glowing brightly When opened, papers
other articles contained found be and generally
in good condition. thus aordng another proof the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded may
at the warehouse of Messrs Rowland Bro who agents
for the makers. It shows clearly the evidence
Of its ncombustible qualities when it's redbo
the burning furnace that roaed amid the enaberB
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks.
undersigned are Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hand
G. c. MILLER & CO.,
MO 2ptf No. 70 Gravier street.
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III ATS, CARS, etc.,,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw Pa Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS, at the % DT' 49,
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
-.y. FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W d. 10 magazine street.
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Canton sjMeytg6ge O
.Retfertozn s. MeeMe.

Louisiana
11ANTxATEoTT choTHIrIG
MANUFACTOR ai -sr-~
lbs Canal ST., between Royal and Bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed his arrangements the
mandatory Of
PLAN TATION CLOTHIN
large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that pre-
pared TO supply them the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING ~en'
of the best material each individual at as low
prices articles Of inferior quality of Northern manufacture
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2pH lis Canal, bet Royal and Bourbon SITS.
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BUSINESS. lie ieyee continues IiiyeII


ence VI IT will he observe that
& e arrivals ot large al
bring full goes receipt Of cotton continue
fair scale, and crop keep III good
spirits Neary bales have been received since
Saturday last twill not be many days before the
great crops of is52 and viii SO far as
the receipts DIT this port neerned. IT u.s. now
more than that great changes are going on
u views the other side Of water regarding cot
consu1np tion has actual oyertakenpr
duction running II 50 close shat estimates
are freely made that crop Of 900 balesw be
for 1866 and I'd leave ything Of an Or
binary stock at tile close Of December 1857. 1T is
this aspect O the great question which is now exert
on the dali that are taking
place The advanta ges Of low
regulating exchange, tend to e
nance the general condition and value Of the market
could hold On in Europe, undoubtedly great
results would be achieved We do not intend to CON
Tie impression that cotton is to advance forth
the prosp poets for gradual inereasein
value during the next six months are decidedly
strong But odueers must bear in mind that com
bnat To control prices cannot be encouraged and
such would defeat the natural laws Of sup
and demand, because extreme high prices would
the cause of intro dueing to the manufacturing
other which would 50 far to repress
any spirit Of monopoly which deficiency in supply
create the meantime we can only remark,
II planters, factors growers one and ALI obtain the
best prices you and to- buyers, spinners and
SPECTATORS all in al-w hope you may come out
at the great end of the horn and leave d share at
least Of your accumulated gains in our good city of
G41 ssEi D.
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5 ~ NE are indebted NJ The obi officers Of the
steamer Ginlnars for late Cine naati papers.
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Boots, Shoes aaed Hrogas,s.

AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general asso
men of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHNG BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHy HATS, at the lowest market
prices by h.DaE
W. Va, FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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10 We have received the Georgia University Mag
3Sazfne for IN very good number.