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NO. 6.
The COFFIN STEAMsHIps.-The Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company never did
please the people, either here or in the
States eastward and we think they never
will undertake to do so. Recently the
line has been in worse condition than
ever, and there appears to be no prospect
of Improvement. The steamers are reg
ularly delayed days behind their adver-
tised time of arrival, and frequently the
out going mail starts before the Eastern
has reached the coast; and that class of
passengers who have patronized the COM
pany most, are treated less decently and
humanely than at any time since the steam
vessels were brought into this ocean. The
monopoly, though built up and nurtured
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1 nOmlCai. lue mercury is generally driven OH
in the cabins, and over the fire where the
cooking is done. This appears imprudent to
me, for the mercury condenses as soon as it
gets cold, and the consequence is that it must
collect about the chimney, and whenever a
strong fire is made it is liable to be volatilized
again, thus keeping up n kind of mercurial
atmosphere. 1t is to sch imprudence that
most of the numerous cases of sore eyes in
the mines are to be attributed Soreness of
the eyes, may, in many cases, be due to the
dryness of the mountain air at certain seasons
of the year, but these cases will always yield
readily to judicious medical treatment.
NUMBER II.
The Ground Sluice.
SEBAsToPoL, Trinity Co., Oct. Is
| DIR. Editor:-I shall to-day finish the sub
ject which commenced upon some days ago
my remarks now being directed to the
ground-sluice, or rather the rock-sluce.
! In mining ground, through which stream
of water can be turned with brisk current,
the miner frequently adopts very expeditions
kind oflabor, which is often very profitable
by reason of the large amonnt of ground work
cd 0ypr f,articu1a ri rvbaro II fla d;rf oboya
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Y@'
CALAVER
From BaIou's Pictorial
Hold to the Right.
By JAMES FRAKLIN FITS
while on lifes pathway thy feet are advancing,
Hurrying on mid life's busy throng.
sunbeams of pleasure around thee now gancng,
Heart-sick Tomorrow with tratorous wrong,
Never so weary and meyer 50 saddannd.
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OCTORE1
Written for the San Andrcas Independently
The Ranch Act.
SoUrH FoRK CALAyERAs, October 18th, '57.
Messrs. Editors ALLOW the South
Branch to assert her rights and opinions
as we'll as her sister, who, in communi-
cation over the signature of E." dated
North Branch, October 18th, after a
suitable apology by way of introduction,
expresses himself, that he regrets seeing
efforts made to prejudice the miners
against the agriculturalists-bu very APP
propriately and frankly acknowledged that
the legitimate business of the mining
country was mining. So far | agree with
" E." with one exception, which is, the
assertion that there has been any effort
made to create prejudice against the
agrlculturalists; but merely an effort made
to have the miners look after their rights
which have been unjustly wrested from
them by our sapient and officious legisla-
ture, which some have and more can take
advantage of, by appropriating to their
special benefit, large portions of mining
ground for other uses than mining,
which, as stated by "E )" are the legiti-
mate uses; to which l will add, the ex-
elusive purposes which the United States,
who Is Vet tho colo o.uno, o :. j ..:
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to work them, and the State of California
cannot give any exclusive rights or priv
ileges to the townships or the occupancy
of the mines, but merely enact laws to
protect the citizens of the mines in the
enjoyment of the equal rights to the
townships and occupancy of mining
grounds, III accordance with their own
laws and regulations, and had no more
right to grant special privileges than the
notorious being referred to, to confirm
his extensive proffered grant. The agri-
culturallsts, | will admit, are valuable
and worthy portion of our citizens, and
their occupation should be respected
The farmer is the main pillar of our ma
tlon $ greatness and prosperity. But, as
California abounds in plenty of good
farming lands, without encroachine on
the mines, where they can obtain title.
and be safe in rearing their fruit trees
and beautifying their homesteads, and
can safely repose under the shade of their
vine and fig tree, and no miners to mo-
lest them, or if they prefer sojourning
in the mines, justice, as we'll as policy
would dictate that the cultiyator of the
mineral lands should do it at his own
risk, or obtain preemptions from the
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Hold to the right! Though temptation should meet
thee,
Clad In the garments of counterfeit right,
Wearing this talisman, victory II greet thee
Drive the dark ghouls to their natural night:
Girded with honor thou1t conquer temptation,
Howsoeer lowly in life be thy station,
Trials but bringing thy soul confirmation,
Always thy countersign, "hold to the right"
Hold to the right! Though the sneers of detraction
Fall on thine ear and would cause thee to stay,
On with thy purpose !-abate not thine action,
Though myriad opposers would fain say thee nay!
Steadfast in purpose, and strong in endeavor.
Pause by the wayside or look backward never;
Haste to the goal of thy wishes, but ever,
Ever unshrinkingly hold to the right
Hold to the right And If tyranny's miuions
Menace thee ever with gallows block,
Lose not thy heart-retraet not thy opinions,
Nerved In thy duty stand firm as a rock
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by the poorer people Of California, is en-
tirely heartless and selfish It has become
a monstrosity instead of popular, safe
and meritorious convenience. It's direc-
tors do not consider the company under
obligation to their patrons, nor do they
strive to increase their gains by improv-
ing close up to the public want, thus pre-
venting complaint and becoming estab-
lished as the only and the perpetual
oceanic medium of Communication between
the East and the West.
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SAN !
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Gotels, Restaurants, Mf.
KinderhOOk Exchange!
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Never SO little by earthly joys gladdened,
IcStIy HUIu % IIIt II

Never by passion so blinded and maddened,
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6
VOL. II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,

MONDAY, April 6, 1857, at 12 O'Clock NJ,
l in the Rotunda OF the ST. Louis Exchange will be sold
virtue and of order from the
org Judge Of the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated March 1857, for account of said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with Brick
building Kitchen and other improvements thereon sused in
lie First District of this city, in the square bounded by
aTone eyia md Carondeet streets designated by No
the office of Theo. Guyol N. P, Plan No. iOl-said Lot
measuring American % feet lines front Buronne
street by S feet in Depth between parallel lines together
the rights oan alley in the rear lin in with other
lots also the undivided half of the wall of the adjoining prop
erty, pelongng formerly to Alex Baggelt, Esq
RdeTERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before C. v Fouon n p expense Of
the purchaser. ms IA 81 * AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

SUCCESSION OF ROBERT b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sale OF the town lots ut Brashear, Berwcks Bay the
terminus of the Opelousas and Great Western Rairoad
and the point OF departure Of the Vanderbilt Mail
Steamers to Texas.
BY j. A. BEARD & co... A. Beard, Auctioneer.
WEDN ESDAY. April Is, 1857, and follow
W ing days, IL O'clock Banks Arcade, Magazine
street. in the city OF New Orleans by and in pursuance
order OF the Honorable the Fourteenth Judicial Court
for the parish of ST. Mary in the State Of Louisiana bearing
date h February 1885, the following property Of Robert b.
Brashear deceased and Others sold Tor division settle
ment of copartneshp between the heirs r. b. Bra
3ao LOTS OF HROuND more or less in the beautifully
located town OF Brashear, fronting Berwcks Bay,
the terminus of the Opeosas and Great Western Railroad
The peculiar advantages of this locality commercial pur
poses not second 10 in the Southern will
the principal Gulf city, and communicating directly the Pa
cie by the contempla ed railroad.
The railroad will be finished Brashear during month of
March, and the Vanderbilt line OF
the connection to Galveston.
The necessity hotel immediate use
great and travellers and pleasure parties require much
greater accommodation than that which exists.
In addition 10 Brinuar's commercial
tod delightful summer retreat the shores being bluff
tide water To the hunter holds great
for game and fine fish
The will be positively sold persons DESTROYS of
VISITING 1t can obtain photographic plans and fall description
locality on the ground the office of the auctonecrs
r~ TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. and the balance Mt
one two and three years credit for by mortgage
on the property, with interest nj per
The notes TO be divided into coupons
the parties interested.
Of sale before O. Stark notary public st the expense
of the purchasers mo I'd
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nFFICJAEI-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
" the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.

nFEICJAII-OFFICEO OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
" the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.
Nkw ORLEANS, 18th March, 1e57.
WHEREAS, act, entitled consolidate the
New Orleans approved sd February 1852 supple
Inentay thereto approved the day authorizes
this Board issue and sell bonds of city
Orleans having than forty with interest,"
payable at such place be upon the
moners and the purchasers the proceeds Of The bonds
sold 10 he applied the of the debts of old
ration OF the several Municipalities and Of the late of La
fayeIe.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals will be
up to the 10th April 1851 Il o'clock NJ sale
sixty bonds of thousand dollars each having thirty
five TO run, from LIST January LIST said bearing
six per eenum Interest payable mannually in
the city Of New York.
Proposals TO be addressed to o. DEBUYS Secretary and
dorsed Proposals for sale of Bonds.''
CHARLES NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
THOS THEARD, Comptroller.
ADAM GIF EN-, Treasurer
l.. II. PLACE,
Chairman Committee Finance,
Board of Aldermen.
y. z. BAILEY,
Chairman Committee Finance
- :, Board OF Assistant Aldermen
mill
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MPEITHEATER AND MUSEUM INST.
N CHARLES STREET, corner Of Commercial Place.
G. r. sPALDING Rusness Manager r. G. MARSH, Stage
Manager ANDY SPRINGER, Ticket Agent
Fourteenth night Of the engagement Of the wonderful
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting Of 43 Little Actors.
Box office open every day 10 precisely to secure seats
for night II precisely seats ahead
THIS EVENING, March II.
VIII he presented Douglas Jerrods beautiful domestic and
affecting drama, entitled, BLACK EYED SUSAN VII.
liam, Miss Louise Gnatbrsin Master Geo. W. Marsh Admiral
Master Waldo Tom, with songJ Miss Mary Joseph jacob
re Seaweed Miss Maline; Lieut. Pike Miss Georgana Bake
Ada Ratchet Miss Josephne Ploughshae Miss Harriet
Black Susan Mary Marsh; Dolly Mayfower Miss
Heet Sailors Mdshpme Officers, etc. by the
After which, Dance by Miss JEANNE conclude with the
excessively amusing farce of TUoDEs-Tmothy Toodes.
Mast Geo W. NASH George Acorn Mis- Louse Charles Fen
Miss Carrie Farmer Acorn Mast Waldo; Lawyer Glib
Mis- Charoe Farmers Misses Melvin Frank, etc. Landlord
Miss &c giara; Mary Acorn, Miss Heen Mrs.. Tabtha Too
dies, Little Mary Marsh.
As s-r0 morrow h'sA'-AAhsh's JUVENILE 'oAhDi-
ng-The middle ases of the Parquee will hereafter be
served for parties of ladies.
of Admission0 cents all parts of the house.
half price Quaoon Private Boxes 81 to S. single seats in
50 cents.
a 7, mil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

'ETtER1NAkSE SURGEON,-DR. W. PROCTOR,
No. l6S Julia street. between Charles and Carondele
The undersigned aregnary educated Veterinary Physician,
has taken the above named cAmmodous premises opened
an lNFIRMARY for diseased Horses Cattle etc. His long
eXperience and success MS practitioner of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and SURGERY Kentcky and Tennessee war
rants him in believing that he give satisfaction
cases entrusted him. Where charge
will be made.
Especal attention given Nicking and Docking
most approved styles.
DR. W PROCTOR,
ma SPIN No. les Julia street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

THURSDAY, March 26, 1857, III their Cal
lery, No, y Nassau street. New York, will be sold
choice collection Of PAINTINGS belonging
teman leaving this country permanent residence abroad
This collection the accumulation of years. by gentle
of the first discrimination and designed
private qualification OF the comprises of the
choice works Of art by american and Foreign Artists Among
these paintings by Thomas Cole j. F. keuett j. F.
Ssy, r. Doughty Wm Kanney, VIM. Hart, Geo. Il Hall, G
VIM Shaver Richard Wilson, Creswick, Akkersdyke, koe
kock, J. Ostade Raoux etc. etc.
Including also
A few choice Bronzes and Satuary
The collection comprises the original
Stuart of Presidents MONROE and MADISON These unique
works of art portion of the of the first Presidents
OF which The other three destroyed by the burning of
Congressional Library nj Wahingtonhese alone being
cued unnjued bill authorizing the purchase of
previously passed both Houses Congress- vetoed by
President Tyler AS almost the only authentic original por-
traits of the early of the country
identified wi them reputation both in America Europe
these portraits deserves be secured by the public
of The country would constitute choice acquisitions
most prominent private collections. m
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AUCTION SALES.

lIAlll1ll e .zI I.l.lMM1lll
AnCTTON SAFES.
-. --- II
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GooDs-l75 PAcKA.
nv VINCENT ' = co ,,'''' .n.,,on..,.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, Mt
their su sssss Essrs. g ou'mh0Hs street, will be sold
8 :. Ginghans
:. Prints;
20 .' p,.,b Sa So.te; .... -,...
n,, .,. 's. - AIS e., 49, ,.,., ,.
Linens Black Gos u Rim Hosiery BriIlsn aarauise Par
asos Black and White Fe Mits IA Linen sheetings,
swiss and Broche Husiins NA
ag-TEkMs-A. sale mls
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
BY R. ARNrIELD.
J. gas light at So St Charles street. ''
ie most complete collection Of books n every qepamen
an yao4 al and
works Of every descrpon books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
Letter. and papers s%yslopes steel and gold
The collection q literary propsys believed to be the ,
s s ssi,s @ paSs
invited to examine the stock during the day.
un s h w al s positive and every my
nv ~ ss sasR Esr RRg GOODS .1a.,..,.
18th ,nst, at 70 oe = asr
street will be Sold NV Goods .u,,
ems Linen Cambria Hdkts PIn,e9 Lawns Linen towels Cot
tonades French rrins SIZE hdkls Maaas nnkls apers
LINEN LhecR WnHe anu brown iioht anu
Half lose ELK undeshr Neck Ties Brown Coitons, etc
Rb-IEHAs-At sale. nlL
MASKS AND FANCY DRESSES AT PRIVATE SALE
AM ., Ct Charles street viii he sold at nr;va,e sale nti,
Ssosx f Sa "Wednesday" and those remaining a"
~ 49, ~ .,n,,,, .,,,r,, ...
... Office M , Commercial Place
r,r,,NrsY,.v ., Ia.r 800 -. !, ,,,
w P. NJ: at No Y St. Charles street will be sold
,,n9t ceiebra.ed rnannfactor;es in Paris ' ~ "
Owing advanced stage of the the proprietor
prefers dispose of them in this without limit thus
aodne opportunity gentlemen desirous of attend
ing the aree and other balls of the Of purchasing
price less than usually charged for nights hire
n B-The stock will be open inspection by O'Clock
Tuesday the 18th inst and continue open day evening
should apply early mil
FRENCH BRAND1ES, WINES, SARD1NEs, PRuNEs,
'"'e'''es, 60 . p..o anu i'e'
.., ~. ID. o. ' '"o1 IN
w ENDEsDAf, lsth INST, AT hal1-past ~
o'clock at the importers store no ~ Guomhonse ST.;
will be sold at auction the following Wines Brandes all
of direct importation; VIZ ,,r.
273 White wine, sau,erne:
l6 vermouth; 10 cases Liqueurs
10 kirsch; u cases es. Ab;ynthe ,..
Cops in oil, whole aud half bxs, Nantes
Strawberries in juice. whole and half boxes.
l29 Prines, IL, "a, i6 bottles in q case:
256 baskets Sweet Oil whole and half bottles.
81 =, Madeira.
$50 eighth casks Pale Sherry Wine.
554 quarter casks Burgundy Spanish red Wine sweet
40 terces white Wine, Santerne.
As cases red Wine various brands.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

PARTICULAR NOTICES.
o'r'i New so oTssns i aaieh TO-
sned q cd be o1 s ~. & nc
steamships Of which agents Deliveries at
pede asntites from
to ny twenty Rff;s foot Julia
,fs s fSsh Bs
i's% aassf on St Mary
street between Grod and julia streets .''' '''' ~
For admission, apply at the Schools fele I'm
nar The Lyceum Hall, .eligibly located in
Lectures for the Of the Hall by
me nsn'' week or n sas6 rRfS T. JONES' 1byaran
fe5 3m No. 10 City Hall
e. BENEVOLENT Association Of the Sons Of
%ss,at mr. hsi Ne i Torsaa street WEDShs.
Jas by ''aeF OIL 'ns hTa ehARosE Secretary
meets hereafter carollton Railroad Depot MONDAYS,
~ Odd Fellows Hall corner r,., Of Camp e A.
kSS is Has
The Hall is located the eligible part Of the city the
Nh e
orto THos H sH1EIp$s Secretary sp s.F.e''
@-I. o. o. F. Louisiana Lodge No. 1,
meet wi Il Ee
u ES%%T ESQ
nease No
Hail onissrs.E F: LMoSTE, \. e.; GEO. sEYMogR.
Ps ssees < sAkRo T.
~ 10. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s. Odd
s as Secretary bAsLSA Secretary A. BIZ SOFA
mssfDs Of this Lodge Ssid On Monday s inst following
Gess elect for The current term duly 7 r.
tary John S. Mannse Per- Secretary; II Mspaush, Treas
"! iais DuvERsrr FARRAR. Secretary.
ss- Gardner Smith, .Auctioneer and APP
praserParcll4r attention given sales Of Real Estate
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS,
ss- Office No. I Commercial Place. sesO ly
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing the style sybrandt Nevns dissolved
Mr ohe b. sbsndt AUTHORIZED to use the name of the
firm in liquidation of its affairs j. D. sYBRANDT,
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
by the undersigned under the style of sybrand g.
D. u.
New Orleans, 10th March, ls57.-ml7 sm
W7ANTED-A GOOD CoOK-ONE WHO UNDER
w Pastry; slave preferred. Good wages given.
Apply at 255 Baronhe street above Julia. mil 3t
T ARD-500 kegs Prime in and for sale by
- JOSEPH Lands d Co,
ml7 50 Tchouoi,oulas street.
CANDLEs-6oo boxes, 800 half and quarter Proc
-. ''' "''' JOSEPH LAND1s 4 Co,
ml7 a' rchoupinuas street.
I ARD oIL-l5o bbs Winter T., STRAINED, for sale by
l. La A.
ml7 80 Tchoupoulas street.
HAMs-l25 tierces Sugar Cured; for sale BY
mil 81 Tchoupinuas street.
WHISE1Y-3OO bbs Boyle's Rose 100 bbls over's 100
w bbs Monongatela for sale by
JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
MIL 80 Tchoupouias street.
pRANDY-l0Uquarter, 100 eighth casks Imitation Cognac
| - first proof, for sale by JOSEPH lands 4 co.
mil 20 Tctoupitoulas
ITHISh geo bbls and half bbls old Mononeahela in
w iron bolnd packages, for sale by
| JOSEPH lands & CO.,
NIL 80 Tchoupitouas street.
NEW GROCEfSIES-JUST RECEIVED
| ~ Shaker PRESERVES HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
| French PR ESERV Els; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and Prunes, in Jars Fancy Boxes;
| for the Holidays
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
| LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
milo ct F.. L. BERCIER Agent.
|
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THIS EVENING, March H. 1857.
The Manager honor of announcing for
liRited number of nights with the renowned KELLER
TROUPE who will appear in series Of their great Living
Pictures acknowledged the classic
neatons of sculpsre painting and poetry presented
the public Fourth time in this city of the grand
spectacle OBER0N arranged expressly Kelle-the
being adapted by Muller from Won Webers opera
the Thu Drama will be presented with beautiful
costumes properties etc0beron Miss Rosae Du
randi Ttania Miss Georgna hodon sadoc Mr. W. Daydge;
supported by the whole strength the corps mil
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rRIsP'S GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
Lessee Manager W. II. CRISP Treasurer \. B. CLARKE.

PRICES OF ADMISSION-nress Circle and Parquette, IS
Family Circle, equal the house, Gal
ery 25 Coored Gallery Quadroon Private per seat
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to IS each.
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a. u. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY-J.
~ VEG AS respectfully his friends
IN the public that his Dancing Academy is open
EE:fSs the season,
where he hopes with the liberal patronage.
teaching commenced Saturday, Nov. |.
LA IMPERIALE, danced in the circles Paris last win
will become popular New Orleans season. and
will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LADIESTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 10 u
o'clock NJ. -
CHILDRENTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from to
6 O'Clock P. VI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
10 o'clock P. NJ. -
RA Pucticng Party Ladies Gentlemen every We'd
nesday.
RPartcuar attention will be given Children many
Fancy Dances, never before taught in this CITY, will
brought out.
R-J. " will also give lessons Semnsries and in private
families.
EThe Musical Department under the charge excellent
violinst, Mr.. a. nENEGRI, Orchestra Leader Balls
and Soirees.
nFor terms, apply j. VEG AS at Odd Fellows Hall
Mr.. Gabici's Music Store. 80 Camp SIN
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lal2 Y J 4. LT C TO.
STAI LIMITED UNTIL SATURDAY, 9TH

- APRiI.-Messrs SERMONS Il GO. respectfully informs
The public that their stay in this city will with
above date,
Immediate application ut their Office No. 81 Camp street.
of Natcez is therefore necessary obtain their
brased Glasses
MessrS s Co deem it unnecessary to produce any
testimonials mention the value of their BRAZILIAN PEB-
BLE SPECTACLES, their virtue ABOVE ALL OTHERS
has fully tested daily by
iris city.
Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

NOM0ttiG PiLfIs!-NUM MORE PIlss!-lJr UHAs.
kE!INlFZ from Paris and London, possession of
remedy which will radically this painful disease
protracted and obstinate be- The first prescription
rests all pain by magic and three days
complete cure No charge win be made if the remedy fails
Dr. kenitz likewise treas all Secret Diseases by inalble
and perfectly safe process He is of liuuid
for nourishg the growth Of the hair and removing badness
the efficacy which he fully guarantees
Apply No. 10 Rampant between Canal Custom
Z, NJ. soy,
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New ORLEANS, Jansary l3, 1887.
Messrs Semmons Co.. Genemen-I take great pleasure in
sktg that usin improved Spectscles. find them
e to the clearer and enables much better by
Aadleiight without pain to the eye think them superior
any with cheerfuly recommend them
he public. Yours respectfully,
t. C. TWICHEIJ,
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THIS EVENING March II, 1857.
Second night of the engagement Of Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH h
young American Trsgedan who will appear Hamlet
hakspeares tragedy of HAMLET-Hamiet Booth
Ghost Mr.. J. E. Maggie; King Mr.. sudey Laertes Wal
Grave Digger Mr. Vning Bowers Queen Mrs Gadstane
opheiia, Miss Mary Shaw corcude with I'd time tn
entirely farce. entitled, WHO STOLE THE POGK EFT
Book-Tpihorp, Mr.. V. Bowers; Miss Dainty, Miss Mar
ypJ-