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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1851.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the Requirements of their charter
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending -
june ~, 1885, Ss623D z
Amount Of unterminated risks, July st S55. l477 81
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MILLINERY.

<MM MRS. ROBERT. II CHARITIES STREET
SEpbegs leave to inform ladies in the city country
that her assortment of latest Style Goods Embrode
res is now complete She has hand of Pamela
Bonnets new sye Empress and other Bonne Lace Grape
and other CApots Cambray Mantlas Shawls Chanly
Lace do Wedding Wells, yioettes, Laces yalenc;as Brides
Sets, Artificial Flowers, Embroidered ndk erchie Fans
ParasoIs Mitts Ribbons The whole offered at great
reduction.
Ladies' reminded that Mrs R. has
a skiitui seamsress lately from Paris. myll I'm
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Ship Creole, PIERCE days from New York. to Woodruff
&co.
PASSENGERS,
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Il LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner of Benton and
ND Euphrosns streets; Office, No. LOG ST. Charles street
W 1.-TWO doors the St. Charles TheaterJ H.nuac-
urer Of the latest and most approved Patterns Of Rangs ve
randahs, Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges, Straight and Crcu
Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
aS- Ratings Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights
laOrs sale the Old Stand, LOG ST. Charles street.
IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

Northern Bank Of Mississippi par
redeemable by Mcdowell, Mills X Co., in this city.
The interests Of city the West intimately and
wha blended that consider of the highest importance
that readers should be informed of going
great section of country The following from St.
Price Current of the It'll nst currency that
city and Illinois banks. After the banks in Louis
organized Illinois and other money will undoubtedly
4 ~ a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-16

WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHETDAM SCHNAPPS.
A~ Druggists and Merchants all dealers in any the
articles contained in the above catalogue, will find their
vantage BY calling sending their orders above where will
be found the most extensive Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States lowest prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT Il Co
GENUINE DEDICISE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos. ISL and q Clartres street EewllrIruus
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PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
CoNSIGNEEs.

MOBILE-Steamer Oregon--5 empty bbls Zoey dco-l2
sesnens piano Hugely, Blair &co-sundries to order.
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Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day january
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
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Per schooner Chrysoe Brazos Santago3 cabin pas
sepgers. r..
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

GREAT CHURcn CLOCK, N. Spcrry & CO.,
New York, have recently completed the largest
church clock ever built in the United States, md
equal in capacity TO thatintt the great clock tow
er of the English House of Parliament Il is
designed for St Georges Church, and s. i'll indi-
cate the time by eight dinls on two tow,ss, four
Of them being regulated at distance oi 20 feet.
The wheels (the largest of which is thrre feet
in diameter, are composed of bell met,t The
pendulum a compromising one) is 81 feet in
length, and weighs zoo lbs The weights arc
suspended by wire ropes. which bend readily
over the cylinder, mud win wear for an in,eGuite
period. Avery simple continuance gives a. re-
tanning motive power to the clock, of about
twenty minutes bile it is being wound up, So
that no time can be lost during the operation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

INTERvIEw OF THE BhlTlsu MINISTER WITH THE
PREslDENr.-The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Apseriean, writes :,
Lord Napier had a formal Interview with, the
President on Wednesday, which lasted nearly
two hours in reference to the Dallas Clarendon
treaty. He read Lord Clarendon's dispatch to
him on the subject Tho dispatch sets forth
that the exclusive ground for rejecting the trea-
ty by the British government, is the non.con-
tir1nation of the convention between Hondur.s
aud Great Britain. all the other amendments
made by the Senate, except that qualifying the
article in regard to Honduras, were accepted
i'm the entirety and without reservation by the
British cabinet. There is, therefore, no misun-
derstanding us to the alleged or real point or
difficulty.
Lord Napier cndeavered, with much earnest
ness, to Impress the President with the belief
that no other than friendly feelings were enter
tanned towards the administration or the conn
try by the ministry, and cited expressions from
Lord Clarcndon's dispatch as justifying this
language. In conclusion he proposed to institute
new negotiation, founded upon the conditional
acQuieSeence of Honduras This suggestion
was properly and promptly declined 6y the
President, aud there the matter rests for the
present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

Black Brown Hair produced in ive minutes,
from the erayes sdest Hair, by the application Of W
a BAFeaEton's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED 70 dec de.
lection, and ihure the hStr or skin no mater
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly Mar-ths steel engrav-
ing on the box, and Wa A. BATcuEDR 2ss Broadway on
the four sides. Ask for w A. BArcHEoRs Hair Dye when
You purchase. Por saIe In Wheeling BY
ap$j-lm T. Il. LOGAN q Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
Anhrotvnea 20 al

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms, win i.ef
ties for operating and arrangement for equal 70
any in the country, superior any In he city
producing these bsaufal pictures Which e unsupported
they can be tentby extra postlEe Also to set
them lOeEets and pins, price DaEaerreotypei
Pictures madefor customers good specsns exhibited
and warranted to last touagea nnehanged cess
Ailkindso hmateFialsu5s tn9he b6siness toFsaIe
Rooms east Main 81 above Monroe over Marsh
Iaylers nav stnra anais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
Charles london Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the the Custom House to be the
only London oordian Gin IMPORTED aud sold in bottles
all others are made here in Imitation of It.
Ills delicious tonic beverage and by It's peculiar
o different from other snsl Is universally esteemed by
who IT. 1t Is adopted With great In easesof
DYSPEPSIA, Corr, RHEuATIs, DRoFsT, CRAWL, CoLIU,
oaoLERA, REvER AouE, sFRicruRH, DsHAss
aARE ORGANS, EPlLxRsr, FEHALE IRREouLLRIrlEs, &c.
DR. VALESTSR Morn of New York. in letter to the pro-
Prie:Or, says:
n Ost reiiIGls Extract Of Jtt,siper I6dte seen.
CHARLES, 0HD0N oolIpL tLliil lold ~ ailDrug.
siits and efos Ia re pt 1tes ana % also are I,u.
imesoas oIS6l cdtz lIsandaa psldhl avOid1
ihsna buy eut dHel Reitsli any other offered to
Tn alas isdil one dollar Tor quarts,
hfty cents fer pInts. RDlfUND @. CHARLES,
mh2o-3md&W Sole Importer, 70 BroadFay,N Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

TuE St Louis Evening Neaos states thatthe
cold Orchard Tract"-a piece of property I'D.
joining that city, fronting,on tho Natural Bridge
Plank Road, and owned by James b. Clay, of
Kentucky partly disposed of on the soth
ult, by Mr. Lefingweil. Forty-fiye arpens
were sold for something more than SAG, 900 IT
is said, that the property was purchased by
Henry Clay himself some years ago. at $50 an
arPen, and, falling into the hands of his son, has
indicated the sagacity Of the father BY fetch
ing more than thousand dollas per arpen..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
LII PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Efl nov Sen hna IdG hsagilY tlaSd van paner 1t
w Sf and sI56 cents, Thleh sold dis nov
In perfect order and The only oa induee.
ment 70 4 tat the pap the usual rrieea
hns ttEsnt g cheap se etsr very loE,
isolt Just received new bosi them the private
eoTyspondehee OF Daniel lis Sons WIKI By
Travels e AlE9Fs by Iransslt; Inlnite
ithnS The days Of Lie, eiFaeih
Amber, b 1IEs DelEs g. lilps
g Western t4tes for 81 llsp i seh5o
ana hank Books, &e.S Sc = assf safFa
Al tie late pffi5dle6I and lessiy II hefs.
~ 10! 0Rlse,
NY .hnsd1f Main ST y hnllflgs
IA AsgGRe Qil Issslysi ana Is 7ii5 81
IL aPIf N.AsEDua Rps q HIigl.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
From &c sa,fta9rs 7lrf9. aad oonWerofar qq.ets.

From tie BalLm0rs Eltrtos and CSmmsrcfat Gas.tts
HAMPToNs TINCTURR.-Tht medicine, which has been
before the public for years. especially for
the last year, by AsrS Mortimer MoWbray as sole pro-
PrietoEs has met success as We have seen
from the most sources AarEe number of pa
ent' who have been relieved, and Iuumber the medical
profession Hlso, who have used # practice have
voluntarily given their certificates Of accommodation TO
the Proprietor5.
We are decidedly opposed to 'a0 quack nostrums but
rs We have seen many leers Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, nom the above MENTIONED We fell TO be
nothing than Justice Intention Of the people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
a. II. LOGAN & co,
Are the gents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Gall on them. sp2o-lw-daw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

FERguirED nREAIHWhl lady gentleman, would rel
main under the OF dsaRreeable breath when
ing the aBAGN
not only sweet hut lavs he teeth Wits as ala6fs
teri Many pefanna do not know their breath baand
the snieet b So delicate, their friends never mention
II Pour sinRie drop Of the your tooth brus
last year. A5sS7ls
ABEApEIFuL ColIPLg
the eBalm OF thousand. 1t viii remove tn
pPles, and feeklea from The It Of son and
rOseate hue Wet towel unr Two or tires Fots sd
wash the face night and morning.
SltAy1So Mars your In sitie
warm or cold water pour o three rofS nnala o. A.
Lhonsend lioysrs rub the heard Wei and 4 vim make g.
beautiful soft lAiheT, much NE 81
Ing. Price only hfty cents.
". P.REfRIDE6 CO.,
ttft sac ~ T q. LOGAN = co. lefl-lydau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

SusPrcIous SroRY.-7r Treasure Iroee.-The
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers of Thursday
have the latest phase of the treasure trove story
It is given, we perceive, on the authority of a.
gentleman from the spot, though We are not
informed whether the land under which doub.
looms compose q snbsoil3 The pine forest ON
which they axe found s'grpin' il t5t sale. The
HZ7erdtf thus gives the. story.
Mr. Benz. S. Dey, Of AInrTituclr county, North
Carolina, while plonghing in his field, atew days
ago, dug up pile of old Spanish Gold and Sill
yer Coin to the amount of about six thousand
dollars. 1t is supposed to have been buried
during the REVOLUTIONARY the accident that
led to the discovery was most Singular, 1t ap-
pears that an old pine tree had fallen near the
fence of Mr.. DNs farm, and one of the branches
stuck in the spot where the money was found.
As the tree was an obstruction to those engag-
cd in ploughing, twas rRised from its position,
when it was discovered that the old branch had
several pieces of the coin stickingto it. They
then went to Eork and dug down to the depth
of about fest, when they were startled 6y the
discovery of this large amount of money
Every eye that looked upon the sinners, we arc
told, became as big MS moons, and one of the
negroes who assisted in raising the tree on see
ing the money sticking to the limb, was SO
amazed at the sight halloed out-why Massa
Dey what am dat wonder if he gro dar-
Well, we'll, dis am dc fGs time cher seed
money groin on de pine tree. A yoke of oxen
was soon hitchcd to tho treasure, and it was
carried to the house of Dey, where it can be
seen. it
This we assure our readers is no hoax and
It rather give credence TO the tradition that
there was money deposited on that part of the
coast by Blackboard the pirate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

ELoPENEET OF ANOTHER CLERoYIAS,-The
Charlotte (Alich.) Repu5ticaR records another
case of clerical delinquency, Rev. Daniel w.
Pierce, of the north part OF the town of Belle
yue, in Eaton county, recently deserted his wife
and two children, and left for parts unknown, in
company with hired girl who had been living
for some time in his family. While on his flight
he wrote regretful letter to Mrs Pierce, stating
that he would not have left her had he not felt
constrained to do 70 by the unhappy prediea-
ment which he and the unfortunate girl had
found themselves placed in. The creditors of
Mr.. Pierce have since attached his property.
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Mr. BucHANAN's REcEPrIoN OF oFFiCE. BEG
eARs.-The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond South says:
'The oiilce,seekers arc still in force here, in
expectation, suppose, Of the foreign appoint
ments, and their attentions to Mr.. Buchanan
must be very harassing. There were some thirty
in his ante-room this morning, waiting for an
audiences and when they were admitted, it was
curious to watch their proceedings, and the per-
sistcnce of some of them was really amusing.
One individual wanted small country postoiEicc,
and Mr., Buchanan politely referred him to the
department But tho individual was not so
easily dismissed, and he forthwith commenced
prepared philippe on the incumbent of the petty
Office He is in coalition with the freesoilers,
he ran on, and he abused the successful candi-
date for the Presidency 3 EiF,l
Eteplied old Buck, with that atniable O. lis
go 1pSS that ne j ilrihe The
reception, gld l.nf 55stied
up 20 Nj Buchanan Don Int an oi9eefi
said the ainiable President No, SIR was the
emphatic reply. Il thought yon did not re-
Joined the Presidents; you look fat and content
ed It is really pleasure to witness the anna
bility, the genial humor and the charming sim
plicity with which Mr.. Buchanan treats his
visitors, although it seems he can scarcely for
bear an alusion now and then to the miserable
vocation of Office-begging"
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TExAs-A correspondent write 10 the Austin
IateLligeHesr, from Round Rock, Williamson
county, Texas, under date Of March 80th, 70 the
effect that there arc number Of families that
have sFeat the last cent months ago. He calls
upon tue Governor and the liberal people Of the
State Tor relief
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TnE SlzE OF IowA.-The following is an ex-
tract from late letter Of the Surveyor General
of the State of Iowa to the Governor
5 1t appears, ON investigation, that the area Of
the State of Iowa is larger to the extent Of s.
l66 square miles, or $780, $50 square acres
(more than the size Of the State of Conaeticut,O
than has been heretofore computed.