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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
The rshuantepse Company,

We published at length, yesterday morning, very
clear and comprehensive report Of the condition OF
this company, by its late President, Walter Nicol,
ESQ., and an earnest and forcible exposition to the
public in behalf of the enterprise by its present Pres
ident, Hon. Emile LaSere Both documents, we have
little question: have been attentvey perused and con-
sidered by the community. The first gives lucid
history of the past and the second refers mainly to
the present and the future, which, with all its mani
fest advantages is secure to New Orleans, provided
we take the proper steps literally and energeticaly.
The Tehuantepec Company, like most other COM
panes has had its full share of embarassments and
troubles It has surmounted most of them, however.
To relieve the company Of some pressing claims that
may occasion annoyance, and to prevent even con-
ngent delay in the progress of this great enterprise,
the Board of Directors have found to raise
one hundred thousand dollars This sum will extin-
gush existing liabilities, besides furnishing means to
enable the contractors to push forward opera'lons
with certainty and despatch.
In pursuance of this purpose, the Board propose 10
issue per cent bonds having three years to run, the
interest upon which is to be paid semiannually 1t
is hoped these bonds will be promptly taken up as
timely aid may be the means of comforting upon the
Crescent CITY the immense advantages that must ne
CeSSaflly result lrou tue oPohiuS VI 'AAS S'~' -
speedy way of reaching the seaports that gem the
margin of the Pacific ocean. Little doubt is enter
tanned that the Pacific malls will soon be transported
across this route negotiations to this end being under
way with the stOfice Department The revenue
, from this service is to be applied as sinking fune
for the payment of the interest and principal OF tht
bonds proposed to be issued And it is considered
beyond a peradventure that the traffic and trave
which will set in as the road is opened, vii
not only pay the running expenses, but leave large
and rapidly growing surplus
1t is clear to our mind that the investment is sucl
one as should engage the favorable attention o
capitalists, and command speedy and muniticent en-
couragement from our citizens. To use the Language
of the report the first travel which comes over thi
road will be the signal for general rush of traffic t.
the route which affords saving Of fully one week il
the VOYAGE to San Francisco" There is no question
ing the rresistibilty of this conclusion, and conse
quenty none as to the profitable character of tn
, mighty undertaking.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12


GEN. JoHs A. QuIrMAN.-This distinguished citi.
zen soldier and citizen reached this place last Sun
day night, says the Yazoo City (Miss) Observer of
the 9th inst, on his return home from his plantation
on the Yazoo river. On Monday morning he was
called on and cordially greeted by citizens gen
orally His stay very short, and his business en-
gagements deprived many of his personal and polti-
cal friends of the pleasure of his company for the most
part of that time. He left at IL o'clock the packet
Home. On his departure cannon were fired and hum
dreds of our citizens assembled at the wharf, to eX-
press by their presence their great respect for his pr-
vate WORTH and high appreciation of his eminent pub
lie services. Gen. Quitman is not only great but a
good man. lmpetuous in disposition, and impusive
in his feelings, yet be is afable and kind, aud his
heart always open to acts of affection and charity
Long may he live to enjoy the confidence and receive
the honors of his fellow.citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Fine Summer Clothing.

NEW GOODS
Received per Steamers Cahawba and Black
Warrior.
BY the above steamers
FRED M U " E e. c o.,
No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans,
Have received an additional assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
for weather. which is elegant asset
ment of
Thin Tweed Single Mled Cashmere Business COATS,
SACS and RAGLANS
Single Milled Cashmere and Coored.
Rich Fany Summer VESTS.
Alpaca Fancy Brown Linen Bombazne Baponr and Drap
d'Ete FROCKS and SACS, etc.
An elegant assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR,
such
Super LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS.
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Merino, Gauze Cotton and Lisle
Thread.
Linen ond Jean DRAWERS
HALF HOSE
CRAVATS
HANDKELCHIEFs,
etc, etc, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description.
Travelling TRUNKS, VALIsES, CARPET BAGS, UNI
BRELLAS, etc., etc.
E1-One Price for Goods-No Deviation
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street.
mylI 2p6t North east corner of Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Business and Cotton.

@ ~ l3 4
FOR the season oi tne year y maS 'o.'iaoie
the upper steamnoa' ialu.ns ..s w. .ss.aoa
boats rom tne Mes. alIiseu ".sn soo1 -.
There were also ,ownoa,s arflssu nu m;, ,ao,.s
bringing M an .ou, - pass :. nh totaI
ratner gloomy lor uoso n'sn ~ M ,oaa;n.s for
recelp's yesseiaay mel. 1,loo Daes 90, hs,as
sne CORRESPONDING uay .a., -. c,ndo,,
Inc si.hsoa,s paoAs, ~ 81. 90 M, Iast ,aar
ngnI wi'n oo4 uaies, W snS ~ oez h.,as Some
corresponding Wy ~ ~
pafHes on cnanse anp a. osls. tta ora.tar
preson snao @ ~ ooo e. ,ho s,sre e he rece;ved
par. y snos. ooUOos pa.has f,rtber aecne u
IN 'ns hon'n NMas1 % s.a.'p - ,on,a ..;tsr. ,v;,,
price, accolalns - sne s.s"s .,...s q - r.ana, Wa
lnduee plau'e,s " iassen l go NJ va, g.
sna Wa.cn c,use'y sse,y ~. ,a'n a..a .naa,na
1ne la'sss 'n's,ls1noe = sls ;n
ABOVE grouhu' .no'. nonus. , ala,st n,ar,.r,s
Inat ci.y Who prs.snu y -, ~
c1op, WY ~ sseiu = .o's' - - ~ -. -
mucn ram, or wlesler " uete nas Ill
VINO Wouid hke Y se' VIZ PRIV =. ...s I M,
please Forward tne earnes' inoinla'oI ~. A.'
sons prospect' as tney avg op'' eon'e Nv v
mlleS IuTtuer lIoiH VIC ooeSoA ASboiA si',A - - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

re- Word to Candid Pubtic-Scarceiy
fr eapsed the presentation OF Cele
bratea Stomach made to yon. You have tested
their efficacy and manifested your appreciation by
patronage from the fact that they have invariably ac
complished all they puported do and there is stu smong
Won any who from predpoo included preparation
in their general prejudice against medicine would earnestly
refer them any the leading physicians in the land who
now invariably prescribe in all OF indigestion dspep
sa bliousness atuency constipation less of appetite etc
II does not profess things but hold Tor the above
diseases only speedy and reliable remedy We would
seriously caution you against the different spurious articles got
ten up psmei OF the genuine oeter and is due TO
Yourselves TO aqpan with all parties engaged therein We
have nj p.sent different sections of the Union under
bonds but intend prosecuting the fullest extent
or the law HOSTETTER 4 SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, 267 Penn ST.,
myll 2p6t<W f'so"fs' i"'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF IA !
New Orleans, March %, 1851. !
as-At meeting of this Committee held on
Thursday, 18th inst, at New Orleans, 1t was
Resooe That in consideration of the fact that the mpor-
ant election for Charter Officers for the City of New Or
leans Is to take place Monday of June next the day
upon which for the nomination of State Officers
is held by Resolution American members of the Iegis
are assemble Baton Rouge it recommended that the
meeting Of that Convention be until the SECOND
MONDAY OF JUNE NEXT y o'clock NJ, at Baou Rouge.
ored friendly the American Party through
ont the State be requested TO notice change for the
meeting of the said State Convention
mao 2ptfGW j. B. WALTON, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
E. ii. Tyler,

No. ITO CANAL STREET,
received this day large assortment of NEW GOODS,
viz
Chronometer Duplex Lever, Anchor and Cylinder
WATCHES.
Ladies Diamond Enameled and finely Engraved WATCHES
Vest Fob Guard Chatelane CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS
CHARMS, SLIDES, etc.
Beautiful Coral Cameo Enameled fine Painting all gold and
other sets JEWELRY.
DIAMOND EAR RINGS, PINS RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS, etc
GOLD SPECTACLES pebble Glasses Pens Pencils, Thin
bes Buttons Studs, and great variety of other
goods.
SILVER and PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, e;c.-Prices ex-
tremey LOW.
SIIyERWAR and JEWEI.RY made order. Watches and
Jewelry repaired
E. A. TYLER,
myl1 2pl2t ITO Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Southern University.


The nineteenth annual Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of louisiana held
its sitting during the past week in Christ Church.
The chief subject of general public interest discussed
and acted upon the proposed Southern University
This measure originating with the able and devoted
presiding officer of that body the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Polk, of this city, met with unanimous approval and
received most cordial assurances of cooperation ln-
deed it would seem from mass OF facts laid before
the Convention, that no measure OF such vital I'M
portance ever met at first inception such general
favor. Already the chief officers of the Southern
Diocese have given it their unanimous endorsement
No Episcopal Convention which has had an opportu
nifty of acting upon the matter, but has spoken in
tones of decided approval. Distinguished gentlemen
of the Laity have laid hold of the undertaking with
/ business promptness and sagacity.
| Every patriotic as well as gious sentiment should
incite the flow Of Southern enterprise into this mea
sure. The proposed situation in East Tennessee
affords every advantage of saubrity of climate In
this position it will attract students not alone from
the South, but from every portion of the country
The endowment proposed to be raised will place the
University upon q level which will attract to itsel
talent of the highest order, and afford sufficient i'm
petus to dfuse its advantages into the remotest por
tion of the land. In one, and the most important
sense, it will be peoples college-the endowment
raised directly by contributions from the people The
institution knows clique nor clan among its stu
/ dents, but is raised above fear or favoritism.
The matter has already proceeded so far that bod,
of trustees, three from each State, are now beins
chosen to provide for the organization of the Uni
versity. This body will meet at Chattanooga, Ten
nessee on the 4th of July next The trustees electe'
from this State are, the Rev. VIM. T. Leacock, D. d.
DR.. VIM. Newton Mercer and Hon. Geo. S. Guon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
CsxrEaiY, Goods.

choice variety of Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; Broca'
tee and Silk and Wool and Worsted DAhAsks, CORDS,
Gmps, Loops Tassels, Bands Cornices, ETC.
WINDOW SHADES. 55|
Constantly hand of all sizes and many
new designs. A -
Velvet Wilton Brussels Phys Ingrans, etc. etc.
NATTINGS.
34to GA White Checked and Fancy MATING, of superior
quality. -, ~ or,,
Three to twenty wde Of ordinary and the best aua
I'D CAMERON & CO.,
myla 2p6t l24 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

Nor RESPONSIBLE FOR ECCLESIASTICAL WHISKY
SKINS AND OTHER LuxuRIEs.-The Religious Herald,
of Richmond, gives two very sufficient reasons why
the Baptist Church of the South ought not to be
brought into discredit by Mr. Kaoch's continuing to
preach in the fremont Temple. One is that the
Northern Baptist Churches have forsworn all ecclesi-
astical fellowship with the Southern churches and
another, because under the Baptist system, each
church is sindependent and decides for itself who shall
fill its pulpit So that the fremont Temple Church i:
alone responsible for the continuance of Mr. Kalocl
| in its pulpit,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Arrivals MT the r'rincspal Hotels Yesterday

bonne 1 "a Dyer, Kyw Peek, & Grow, Mobile; AGSsrt
Chandler Mass; W 7 Dixon, smyth AexHa; Il Good.
man and lady Mobile; b G Davenport o. Geo Mnrre,
Jamson lady and Tenn JeoW Musrsl lady ehl-
La; Chapman Harris Mo; D Datge lady and sons
Phiia W II Smith, McMakle, Tenn; Adams Coast; Geo
Trufant Laourche Greene. Tenn; Mrs. Winder and
In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
p,,ocnrss OF THE MIGHTY PILGRIM.

l. s
The subioined paragraph, which We clip from the
shreveport Gazette, Of the I'd nst will be read with
interest Our distinguished Senator-the Warwick
who made Mr.. Buchanan President, who blasted the
bopes Of Stephen A. Douglas for nomination at
Cincinnati, and whose mastery management defeated
the nomination of the glorious old warrior
| Gen. Quitman for the Vice Presidency and superin
duced that Of comparatively unknown young man
is we are happy to learn progressing successfully on
his "maden' tour through the northwest. Says our
Shreveport cotemporary:<
| DISTINGUISHED VIs1roR.-The Hon. John Slidell
paid Shreveport visit in the early part OF the week,
remaining two days. He came across from Monroe.
Speculations were INDUCED in as to the object OF his
visit to this place. all Of which were vague and ncon
i elusive until Tuesday morning, when Burnside de-
clared that he had found it out It was neither more
| nor less than to bring out Robson in opposition to
him for trustee in Ward No. o.
| The Alexandria Democrat, of the 9Th inst, thus
atterngly notices the arrival of Senator Slidell at
that place. We take much pleasure in quoting from
1 our cotemporary:
HON. JOHN SLIDEIL.--Our city was honored during
last week with visit from the Hon. John Slide Mr.
Slidell we proud to say, enjoys national repu
tation and men whose names figure so conspicuously
as his throughout the country statesmen are OF the
4 right material. We are pleased to see Mr.. Sidel
i looking so hail and hearty, and we would like much
to say some very handsome things about the dstln
i guished gentlemen hut our opinion is that the resi-
cesnca Cellar -, and nvorth -
o ,,,,,.o,,s fr;oras of Mr. s,;de,, will he reoicei
o.,n .ot !. IooL;no !. hail and hearty, dnrnt
h;s s,o,, ~ A,ox.ndro Nov ba a,w.ps contnue t.
III, ho.,t, o,,d Nj, roy;aod tho ,oaosnre Of hi
....., ,,o,,ar .vcooas tho dimensions hi
s -. ..,a oa,,,o,onoo ,ro,,d s,,ooest
\ M g ~, or,;rant con.+or ,vh
In %;o,,f. In
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s,.aa l., oll rbrsten
snu s,r s=,..n1oton ,nrmis
> uoi' a.t - ~ fe,v Of tba vond
. an1 =, o,,d r;not,n;ne brndredtb
r y y. :, s,.s;.o.., >, 49,
y = Wv \, - al, infants and nnrnoses AM
aIe os' =, Tow ,rere va 80 ais
s. ~ co,,a Obtain forgiveness snd absolu
. -, So 49, r.1tr,, Committee f,nr manifold sin
~ ,or,rossion--our numerous tran.
= = ,,aao,, ;ndonordont ,ct;o
y -, a.s,,;ra ~ -,l.ce ne bevond the male of til
co,;.taa,a ,,,arcv pnt az ve don't nronose to as
y - -. !. ..;n,,oto +orn,s for tha fntnr,
ie y. 1,1,v,;ttoa ~ from, onvhod
y - ~, baaf tb.t tho,
80, ..s, ..,., !, tha snocn,,t;ons wa arc ahout
s r,,,o tho objects of the uresent tor
q: IN u.s., go efth ~ tbosa ho m,
re :,.;a.o, 80 No ,ocrots of tbe 10,
" ~, al. caS,..;tt,a ,,,i,l adn,it
" 'ia. ons haI;a,,o tbo. tts obiect of i,
le tr; = To secnre majority in the next Ii
,s,.t,re 4; order that Messrs John M. sandiee an
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

A HAIRY FAMILY.-The Cleveland Herald, in
noticing the passage through thas CITY, on their way
West of Mr.. Hasserd, ,oih his ,cie and fifteen chill
ren, says they noted as the finest and neatest
looking specimens Of " movers" ever seen. They
were from Elmira, New York. The Herald adds In
appearance the family were rare instance of health
intelligence and thrift The Oldest child was seven
teen years DID, and the youngest was at the breast
and the mother had look Of cheerfuness and bodily
yigor that many OF our city danes of half her years
might envy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Jacob RsxrCEett,
GROCER

GROCER,
No. 90 CAMP STR EET tunder Jacobs Daguerrean saoon
is receiving "
And will per ships Done Liberty j. NJ Morales, Di
ana Creole and Gen. Taylor
Is kits Mess MACKEREL;
rs :. Mol
:. TONGUES and SOUNDS;
s . HALIBUT FINS;
Is half barrels SPICED SALMON;
10 =. :. Fulton Market BEEF;
8 half barrels PIG PORK;
10 tierces extra Sugar Cured HAMS (per steamer R.
20 boxes SPERM CANDLEs-4's. SIS and s's;
10 . WAX colored and plain;
50 :, STAR
80 :. oswego PEARL STARCH;
10 :. :. CORN
:. FARINA;
barrels RICE FLOUR;
IS frkins choice yellow GOSHEN BUTTER;
500 pounds 81 CARB. Soda
100 :. CREAM TARTAR;
10 gross Preston Merrill's YEAST POWDERS.
A beautiful selection Of
FANCY AND TOILET SOAP;
Is boxes Hull's Extra Steam Refined SOAP
large variety BISCUITS, comprising Gingernus; Milk
Wine, Soda, Lemon Butter, Boston and Glahafh BIS
QUITS: English and American CRACkNEls
Shaker New York Baltimore East India PREsERN rs
| A full assortment of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
"A fine assortment of choice
BRANDIEs
| WINES,
| WHISKY,
| PORTER.
ALE,
CORDIALS,
And sYRUPs
! TRuFFLES,
| GREEN PEAS,
MUSHROOMS
ASPARAGUS,
TOMATOS,
| LOBSTER,
SALMON,
| HADDOCK,
And OYSTERS
ALL THEORETICALLY SEALED.
Which, with his stock in store will make on
of the CHOICEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
in the city.
The above goods have selected principally with vie'
of supplying FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE, an
are all guaranteed in every particular.
New Orleans, May S, 1857. myli 2pi2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
EV'ifees and Liquors,

17........... ROYAL STREET, T,.............Ig
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, ir quartz
and pnts constantly hand which equal that
coEaes this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALIFY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL X ID e So
sAzERAC of The Vintage of 1895 1898 and lsVb ohsg
brands.
WHIS ky:
Of all descriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz.
Also.
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and L.
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reHsouab1
terms any 9th er houSe in the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
| d. 2pIy No II Roysl street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

New ORLEANS, April is, 1851
na-At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company held the lIh
inst, IT was
Resolved books for subscriptions TO the stock OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company be reopened MONDAY
the 10th ins the office of the Company No 6 Camp street.
corner Commercial Place. and that the Secretary be instructed
to attend and receive subscriptions and payments OF any
moneys due either on old or subscriptions.
GEORGE S. YERGER, President.
EDWIN POST Vice President.
W p SAUNDERS,
A. NJ. HOLBROOK, Committee.
j. j. PERSON,
O.. 5ptF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
HD- The steamship Black Warrior, Capt Smith,
sailed at o'clock, this morning, for New York, via
Havana with the following passengers:


Fo, Ne,e ForkMr. JMuray and friend, Mr. Furguson Mrs
Iampk Studdeker and family b. j. Denneson wife and
three children, Mr. Quman and sister Mr. G. W. Oliver Mary
oliver and three infants Allen
HILL Hennant McCa Brek n Fork, F. Coleman Mrs Reed
and child Miss Jackson Mrs T. g. Merrill Thos. Bailey, Geo
Martin MctIruin o. Iecompte lady and two children G.
j. Anderson A. J. Watts, Maignpe, v Roman Rev j. j.
Mullen Pescher daughter and family, G b. Crow, Mrs
Mavwood and child D. r. Whitman Mr.. Camet Mr.. Munday,
j. b. Arnald wife and child. Chss Ouray, Miss Dewey, Mr.
Minken E. B. Earle Mr.. Bent Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Maxwell
Muster Maxwell -...-
For HauanuMr Mcintosh and lady X; Antoenette lady
and sister Mr. Fusk lady Cao and lady Mr. Mejn,
Mr. A. Gilbert Z. Pola, Mr.. j. Morales Mrs Angelo and
intant Mrs. Sherman, F. Quarey, Mrs Gaze, Mr. Sierra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

IT wouLpNr DO Now.-P Pittaeus, one of the seven
wise men of Greece, made law ,that every man who
committed fault, in state OF intoneation should
receive double punishment. What an awful load
some folks would have to bear if that law were in
force now--but it ought to be.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Dress Trimmings.

Just received fresh supply of DRESS TRIMMINGS of
various kinds
Also, complete assortment Of
FRENCH LINEN AND COTTON sHIRTs-White and Col
ored
SILK, LINEN AND COTTON DRAWERS.
SILK GAUZE MERINO, Isle THREAD AND COTTON
UNDERSH1RTS.
SILK LINEN LISLE THREAD AND COTTON SOCKS.
COLLARS, SUSPENDERs, HANDKERCHIEFS, etc.
LION & PINSARD,
ny5 2ptf &c and IS Royal street, Bienvle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

ps~Mrs. Boyd. No. I5s Camp street-Depot
for the sale of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES All kinds
Of Sewing by machinery Ships steamboats, Groees
Families and Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
patch at ess than usual Ladies' Under Garments
,,oas un IL order or for sale ready made ru2s 2p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

AmBRoTYpEs AND PHoToGRAPHs.-Very superior
cres of taken all times without regard TO the
state of the weather Theodore NJ schlee at the new
establishment which he has just opened at No. ls Camp street
Of Girod He always guarantees perfect and fine like
ness and will worthy the public patronage See his
card In aAother column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Bargains in .Wantttlas!

G. M SIMP SON & CO.,
No. Il6 Canal street,
In order close out their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SPRING MANTILLAS,
Will commence the first day of May, offer them at
REDUCTION OF 50 PER CENT.
Tile stock embraces
RICH BLACK LACE MANTIII.AS,
CHANTILLY LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE POINTS.
FRINGE-TR1MMED MASTILLAS,
VELVET TRIMMED MANTILLAS and ,
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS
Comprising all the --latest Styles,
ATFROM SIS EACH 70 $50,
All being lower than they be purchased at other
establishment ---.--
C. NJ. SIMPSON & CO.,
my1I 2pft liz Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
.s'eaU Sespa,Iy OF .NediC0E Books.

DR. BEDFORD'S NEW BOOK ON THE DISEASES OF
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
For sale by
T H NJ S L. w H l T
Bookseller and Stationer,
No. lU5 Canal street.
LA ROCHE ON YELLOW FEVER.
DRAPER HEIMAR'S PHYSIOLOGY, or the Condition and
Course of the Life Of Man.
A large assortmento of MEDICAL BOOKS, at
r,vI1 onst Jos CANAL. STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
Ksr. Samuel EceynoI3s.

oFFlCE-No. ll5 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALpHEAD. WHITE SWELLING SoHKs
uI1ERs of evesy description iaSl 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

NEW COURSE OF TRADE.--Among the items of
produce cleared yesterday by the steamship Black
Warrior were 450 sacks potatoes Well, if the South
west has got to sending potatoes to New York for
SALE we think it is on the sure and certain road to
independence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12

BRApYs MILL AND LUMBER fARD.-Mf' l. N
renara 10 supply the gsst for rough and
dressed iunher poplar panels, ete whilst at his mill at tn'
corner Of inod Magazine streets he is prepared to saw any
tnd az iunber into suy shape that may be desrei see h
adyertisemenis lii another part Of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-12
VantIerveer's Medicated Gin,

REAL SCHIED AM S III N AP 7 5
will counensnce, because they incapable of its per
petraton
They insensble to the rrepaabe injury done the
interests by the spurious domestic compounds pupong to be
equal verabe VANDERVEER, from the ancient time
honoed manufactory Holland which, under the name Of
charatan and another is found in drug shop At the
same time they feel would be unworthy of them to do more
than say those seek restoration of their constitutional
vigor that very of yANDERVEER is too dear te
them permit to be used for the exposure OF fraud r
uxtaposition with any other.
Vanderveer Medicated Gin, Real Schedam schnapp
require putting other notice than the business ones tha
are to be found all respectable apohecares
wholesale and RETAIL at the agents.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charres street
HUI. KENNEDY Il CO.,
"a Chartres street,
myll 2p6t Agents in New Orleans, La