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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-16
Qbe 40uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
MIR. KEEsE COLLECTING.
EDQEFIELD, 8. C,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lG, 1857.
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AUGUSTA, Dec. IL.
Corrox.-sales to-day about LOO bales, principally
at o. and 10 cents. Demand good and market firm.
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REMOVALS..

II- SEQ first page for a pleasant homo sketch by
favorte contributor.
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Negroes to Hire,

7 WILL hire ut Edge6eld c. H., on Tuesday, the
9Th JAM next, public outcry, for the year 1858,
ID or is Likely Negroes,
Belonging to the Estate of Richard Burton, decd.
Terms made known on day of hiring
". F. DURIsoE, Trustee.
Dec Is St 40
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FAIR WARNING

FAIR WARNING!
DERSONS indebted to the sub. criber after the
i first OF February next, will find their notes
and accounts in the hands Of S. s Tompkins, Esq.
if not previously settled. ". NJ. BURT.
Dec l6 If 49
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Blankets and Negro Cloths.
pROOM Il NORRELL, Augusta, Ga,
~ have on hand a very large assortnlentcf
NEGRO BLANKETS, KERsEYS, STRIPES,
OsNABURGs, 60.
comprising great variety of these Goods, which
they are offering at extremely low prices, and in
accordance with the times, and to which they
would call attention.
Augusta, Dec l6 49,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
Recent Publications.

Through Mr.. J. G. Morgan, of Exchange Place, we
have received from the publishers
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HlsToRrcAL SKErcHEs By T.
Babington Macaulay, New York: D. Appleton
g. Co.
A fine companion for an idle hour The book con-
tans sketches Of about ninety Of Engands greatest
celebrities-kngs, nobemen, statesmen and literary
lions-with lady now and then for change. The
sketches possess the charm Of all the other writings
that have fallen from Macaulay's pen.
CHAPMAN's AMERICAN DRAWING Book. No. A.
Sketching from Nature Painting. New York !:
j. S. Redfeld.
This is paper.covered quarto publication, con.
tanning much valuable instruction for young artists,
in letterpress and illustration. r.
NEW BIOGRAPHIES OF ILLUsTRIous MEN. By T..
Babington Macaulay, Henry Rogers, Theodore
Martin and others. Boston Whittemore, Niles u
Hall.
This book will be a fine companion to the one first
noticed above 1t contains seventeen sketches of
ilustrious men four of which are by Macauay, two
by VIM. Spalding, five by Rogers, one by Hepworth
Dixon, one by Theodore Martin, one by Sir John
Richardson, one by John Stuart Blake, one by David
Irving and one by James David Forbes. The subjects
are Addison, Francis Atterbury Bacon Joseph But
ler John Howard, John Bunyan, Horace, Robert
Hall, Sir John Franklin, Homer, Goldsmith, Gibbon
Gassendi Crichton, Samuel johnson, Sir Humphry
Davy and David Hume. The book is invaluable and
should be possessed by every body.
BLAcKwooD, for March. New York: Reprint of L.
Scott & Co.
Full as ever of fine miscellaneous reading. "a
Crow Pucked with Mr.. J. Buln is very pungent
and interesting article
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
Talk on ,chanec.

It was generally very quiet yesterday, some con-
siderable receiving in the way of Western produce at
the upper steamboat landing, but it is evident the
period for the usual annual decline in trade has ar
rived. There is not much freight going thther in
the interior, excepting few loads by small steamers
up the Yazoo, the Red and 0uaehita rivers though
the large upper country boats, which departed on
Saturday, were well loaded and showed no evidence
Of any decline in the general trade of the city.
The falling off in the receipts of cotton is the most
attractive feature will be perceived the boats from
Red river, from whence the Bulls asserted few days
ago that there 600 bales to come to market
do not go far to sustain their calculations There are
to be received here between this and the ls of Sep
tember Ill 900 bales to make the receipts proper at
this port reach 100000 Now, the question is sim
ply, are there that number of bales either cotton,
cotton and sand cotton and DUST to come to this
market? According to our figures, the decrease at
all the ports up to last night was 424OOO bales Does
any dealer entertain the opinion that these figures
will be lessened? We desire such an individual to
speak, and all who of similar opinion can speak,
and all at once.
The telegraph yesterday brought us some astonnd-
ing intelligence. 1t appears to have come from
Louisville and advises that the Ohio river had fallen
one inch This is about as important as some
dispatches received last week, which said, that some
town county in the West had voted $50 900 to some
railroad, payable, it is supposed in wild cat cur.
rency. Then we have another, that business is
dull in Santa Fethat the weather was unusually
warm in New Mexico, with it is supposed six feet OF
snow or more on the Rocky Mountains. Then, again
we have something about Indians and Indian war
which We received two weeks ago from Washington
/ city.
Inc Northern and Eastern mail, via Mobile, failed
Yesterday The Americas mails from Liverpool o
Tue ilth VIII be due here on Saturday next The
contents Will not probably be later than the 9TH as
Friday the 10th, was close holiday. The next
steamer VIII probably be the Africa of the 18th, tc
arrive at New York, and ought to be in on Thursday
next. .t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

ANOTHER FRIGHTFUL CooLIE TRAGEDY.-A letter
dated Hong Kong, February Is, gives the following
account of the Coolie tragedy on board the French
ship Anais, of which We had brief notice by tele
graph:
Another frightful Coole tragedy is reported from
Swatow, as having occurred board the French ship
Anais of 632 tons, which left that place the 10Th
January, with coolies for Havana. The following day
the Coolies rose upon and overpowered the killed
the captain, supercargo and chief mate, (the super
cargo's son) and the vessel on shore at Tongae
about five miles above Breakers Point The rest of
the crew. with the surgeon, are safe on shore, and
we'll treated by the Chinese but held for of
Custody, and will be given up to the French h. au- u
thorities.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

ST CHARLES, Ben Pledcn. Tenn: j Reilly and lady,
Texas; shewaer and lady Mimi VIM Pock aud lady and
La: Carson, Nache2; Judge McInyre aud lady La
RevJ Robertson Huntsve Eben Fisher lady Boston
Aaron Goza d Gosh Charles Barrow, Charles L Norris
Noble; Ala Wm i Bassett NY " Russell Nashville Tenn;
Lighoot and daughter. Miss Lghfoo Miss Lyons John
Campbell Ala: u de Goicource. Y: W G Bonner Ga:
Wm Forbes and family, o: Joseph Brams Galveston; j j
Michie. Yaaoo City 9 Byme and lady " Muks I:
Walker and lady La Mrs Clay. Hunts ovle Miss L
lii!liard, C Crawford Colonel William CAIN james
CITY ..James Soners, John p Darden Miss; II Merri.
field, o; Jacob Imnn, Donadsonvle shower Donaldson
ve Mrs Sarah Mable. A Rollins s Carson Port Gibson
Miss Judge MeIntie and lady, Edward Hays la; l. Wood
ruff Mobile; Fl IRmberton, Fa Roht Sumels lady and two
servants, Morgan Cole, White Morgan Thomas Ii
Teggett and lady. b Sims Ala; G Boyd Patrick Martin
Hail. Marian, NJ II Bland and servapt, Baldwin
and lady, La; VIM Fuihon, Caddo, Lu Thompson, st
dry. I.n VIM Garland, Yea,man, j " McAllen Ala: e
II Ksh Walker Duns0u, W G II Dunson. A Pengill Miss;
Massy and lady, Fs Mrs a Mo and children; E Ber-
Aanstrong Ala John Montgomery Ala; Geo l. Bemiss
II d Cuom, W Fokeimer, La; DIR A W B Davis Fa: o A
Cornell, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
Drugs, Paints, etc.

The subscriber has the following articles landing and in store
which are offered at reduced prices: ..s-.. r. s
25 barrels No. l East India CASTOR OIL;
1000 pounds Powdered CAYENNE PEPPER;
100 demiohns AQUA AMMoNIA; M
loo ~. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE;
30 pounds Pulv. Comp. Ext. CoLoCYNTH;
800 JALAP;
800 dozen CARROTS SNUFF;
$1,000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD:
25 barrels LINSEED OIL. pure;
1000 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
30 barrels Eng. VEN. RED;
40 GLUE, assorted qualities;
500 pounds COCHINEAL
10 cases Refined BORAX;
40 jars CARB. AMMONIA.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Druggist,
a20 2pl2t AZ Mapazine strast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

F. S 7 r I N G ER Il co.,
No. 35 Camp street.
NEW SUMMER RAGLANs AND OFFICE COATS,
OF ALPACA,
BOMBAZINE.
COLORED LINENS etc.
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
COLoRED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
VESTSNew patterns and styles Of
FANCY NiARSEILLFS
C0LORED DRILL,
SILK, ETC.
SHIRTS-New styles Of
COLORED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. B. AND C. :.
LINEN :,
Isle THREAD. GAUZE MERINO AND SILK
UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS,
a2s 2p26e cod HALF HOSE, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

The CABBAGE WoRa.-Mr. E. D. Hewitt, of East
Randolph, Columbia county, Wisconsin, in letter to
the Commissioner of Patents, remarks that he ob-
served in the patent office report for 1856, that the
cabbage worm eat the cotton worm when small. The
way in which he treated his cabbage was to sow in
the spring two and half bushels of salt to the acre
before planting it. In all instances, after such treat
ment, the worm disappeared. In his opinion salt
would not kill cabbage. and if teaspoonful of salt
was put into the cabbage before it matured it would
head much BETTER and would not be affected by the
bugs or lice. In conclusion he hoped that some of
the cotton planters would try similar experiment.
Washington Union.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF La,
New Orleans March 2s 1857.
RS-At a meeting of this ColnRittce held on
Thursday, 18th inst, at New Orleans, it
Rcso'ge That in consideration of the fact that the mpor
election for Charter Officers for the City of New Or
take place the first Monday of June the
upon which the Convention for the nomination of State Officers
held Resolution of the American members of the Les
atue assemble Baton Rouge it recommended that the
meeting of that Convention be until the SECOND
MONDAY JUNE NEXT At L. O'Clock NJ. at Baton Rouge
Resoped That papers friendly the American Party through
requested notice change of time for the
meeting of the said State Convention
mao 2pHkW j. B. WALTON, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

AN ACTRESS MARRIED.-0n the 18th inst, Mr..
Henry q. A. DeLisle was married at the fremont
House. Boston, TO Miss Olive Logan youngest daughter
the late @ A. Logan Esq, and sister to Miss Eliza
Logan, the eminent actress. The ceremony was per
formed BY Rev N. M. Gaylord, and the happy couple
left for New York en- route for Paris. Miss Olive
Logan sfaForaby knownin Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
and New York, as a member of the theatrical profess
sion, from the arduous duties Of which she has now
taken leave.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
Fp0Odnean's

FD'0Ods1sNn'S
G II E R R Y E X Pee TO A ,
Used as New and Successful Treatment for
Consumption of the Lungs and General Decay Body
Bronchitis, Bad Cough Sore Throat, Tubercles VI.
GERS, and all Diseases of the Throat
Lungs and Chest.
The wonderful efficacy remedy healing diseased and
ulceed Lungs removing from the Throat the rgttu
Tubercles and the apdiy with which all affections
the hroa Chest nnd Head and its great power in checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton
sound and healthy flesh be the greatest dis
the annals Of medicine of this any other age IT.
therefore, there any who suffering the
Consumption Bad Cough Bronchitis any disease whatever
of the ThI oat Or Lungs, Ches Head, make trial of
Woodman's Cherry E1pectorant.
If the difficulty is Of occurrence, few doses will
and you dangerous condition. you have still chance
for have been reduced deaths door, and by
This reme Of the disease has been
the system.
Persons of weak constitution who afflicted with disease
from hereditary descent rely upon becoming robust
ong and the poisonous germ the disease will entirely
eradicaed from the system by the of this remedy
The following letter Of merit from the distinguished DR..
Maitland:
New ORLEANS, April 9, 1856
Dear Sir The public generally fully of the
sands of remedies for Diseased Lungs under the
paa Pills, PlaStes Lnmeus ETC. that daily brought
their notice through the newspapers by of advertise
Ny object in writing this for publication, is in
ducr til public least those who afflicted
that contains articles Of REAL USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. I conscious that in doing acting
professionally and deogutory of Medical
aud the regular Practitioners of Medicine. refer to
Woodman'S Cherry Expectoan which is scientific remedy
that have used with than any of the pre-
scripons used by Physicians.
a27 2p&W j. NJ. MAITLAND, NJ n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
.EaasbrOiGeTies!

EasbrOiGeries!
C. NJ. SIMP ON & co.,,
No. 1I6 Canal street,
Have just opened
FRENCH EMBR OIDERED COLLARS,
EMBROIDERED SWISS DRESSES.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES,
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS,
EMBROIDERED BANDS
ALSO
WHITE SWISS MUSLINS,
CHECKED CAMBRICS, etc.
LACE AND SILK MANTILLAS,
LACE SHAWI4S, POINTS, etc.
All of the LATEST STYLES
c. NJ. SIMPSON & CO.,
G27 223t 1l6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

a WONDERFUL LEAr.-A correspondent of the
Field writes that Mr.. Johnston, of Kells, county
Antrim, some few years ago was owner of chestnut
horse, threequarter bred, fifteen hands high that
leaped an ironspiked gate six feetthree inches high
the saddle was quite loose upon the horse
It was nine yards from where he rose to where he
lighted one of the stirrups caught upon the top of
the gate and repeled his leap, otherwise the stretch
must have been much further. The horse took fright
and broke off from person who had been leading
him about after hard ride. The saddle was com.
pletey turned round upon the horse and the strrups
among his legs at the time he took the leap.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
FowLEas STEAM BorLEa.-The patent steam boil.

FowLER's STEAM BoILER-The patent steam boil
er OF Mr. D. a. Fowler, is rapidly working way public
favor as the best thing Of the kind invented
Gus great advantages the ordinary boiler II requires much
less fuel i raises steam much quicker Being upright
qnes hardly any II cleans ITSELF And ii is pcb easier
kept in repair whilst its not any greater than that of The
old fashioned kind Il shiehy spoken Of by who have
tested its merits and undoubtedly to take the
all other boilers used land Mr. Fowler the paentee mann
factnres them, and m other kinds Of boilers yard No. Ill
Baronne street. and likewise dsposes Of rights to make and
sell his patent bolerin other States See his advertisement
aDoer column and the certificate Of the Leyee Cotton
Company as % the merits Of his invention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

Y MAY PARTY AT ODD FELLows' HALL For compIi-
mentary tickets to this party to take place Friday
evening next, the managers will accept our ac-
acknowledgements. AS the party is to be given to the
young ladies Of the High School, by the young gen
tenen Of the First District it is bound to be un-
commonly pleasant affair. The ball is to be preceded
by the usual beautiful ceremony Of crowning and
paying deyoirs to q Queen of May.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

MAJOR HERRoN.-The Crescent, in an article allud-
ing to the fact of this gentleman being recommended
suitable person to receive the nomination by his
party as a candidate for Congress, pays him high
and merited compliment, which we fully endorse, and
regret that have mslad the paper containing the
article alluded to. We think the Major would stand
in his own light by accepting Congressional nomi-
nation. No man of his party stands more conspicu-
GUS for the next Goyernorshp of Louisiana, and
in that Office his road to the Senate is comparatively
easy, if the Democracy continue to be triumphant.
[Plaquemine Sentinel, 25th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

HIGHER LAW IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Jackson Mis-
sissppian states that the citizens of the town of
Byhalia have held meeting and determined to resist
the last session of the Mississippi Legislature. Their
causes of complaint an act prohibiting the passage
of all bank bills under the denomination of five dol
lars, with penalty of fine and imprisonment. I'd.
An act prohibiting any owner or overseer of slaves
from Furnishing them with more than thirty nine
lashes for any ofense, with penalty for viola
ton, fine and IMPRISONMENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
ORLEANS THnArHR. " verdi's grand opera

ORLEANS THEArER. yerds grand opera of
Jerusalem is to be given at the Orleans tonight.
On Thursday night it should not he forgotten, the
charning mezxo soprano of the Orleans Mile Bour-
geois takes her benefit The second third and fourth
acts Of Charles W. and two tableaux of g LIE
eTronyere,' are to be performed on the occasion.
The season at the Orleans closes positively on Satur
day night week, May 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

DEATH OF AN ARCTIC TRAvELER.--Dr. scoresby,
the veteran of Arctic enterprise, died at Torquay
tEngland) on the 2lst March, after lingering Illness
Science loses great deal by his DEATH His father
was one of the most daring and successful seamen in
the Northern whale fishery, when that service was
among the chief sources Of the commercial wealth of
the nation, and one of the best nurseries for the
British navy, and the deceased from his youth was
Injured to the hardshps and pers Of the Arctic seas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
EE. n. Re&CEEey.


TO T H f l. A D les.
Ia Canal Street.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Selling at half the usual pfice
The entire stock Of this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak House and Fancy Dry Store
will now be sold ALE PRICE, close the
500 New Style Point Lace ShHws and Mantlcs;
800 Black and Colored silk Mantles
800 Velvet and Cloth Cloak6;
1000 New Style Fourced 0rgandie Bareges and Tissues;
200 Plain and Flounced Jaconet Dresses
Rich Tssues-Flounced and Plain;
500 Rich yaencenne and tinipure Lace Sets;
400 pieces Of White and Printed Linen;
POO Bridal Robes, Wreaths aud Walls;
200 Infants Long Cloass ROhes and Caps;
5000 yards of Rich French Silks all styles;
5000 yards of Trimming, in all styles;
800 Rich Grape Shaws;
20 Rich Bonnets.
And us constantly receiving goods commission
dies will be find all kinds Of FANCY GOODS in this
establishment.
D. L. KEEGAN,
ms 2ptJe2 IA Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

The Eastern Clarion,

III
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest cjrc,latio,
of Country Newspaper in the South resp.ct+pp
offered advertising medium the Merchants of Ne, Or
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE win
be puuctualy attended
Rs-FRASK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans dl 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

what can get to this violent cramp nightly subject
TO? well know the cause to be frequent indulgence
eating the vegetable and fruits of the season. besides taking
dozen glasses of ice water during the day. consequently
must the penalty Our advice such wonld be- always
keep bottle of Hostcers celebrated Stomach Bters in the
house, it will afford instant relief any person having
cramps; spasms, cholera morbus which generally
result of over indulgence in vegetable diet In fact when
teret is consulted family AFFORD be without these
They he had of any druggists for one dollar
per bottle containing full quart which will last the
Sold by druggists snd dealers generally. a27 2p6tSnW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

IMPROVEMENT OF THE HUDsoN.--The Legislature
Of the State Of New York have appropriated twenty
five thousand dollars for the improvement of the
Hudson -fainty hoping, not expecting, repayment
from the government Of the United States
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
o. o. W'OOGnlNn,

u VI W UUtaHttEBfs
Has received by late arrivals direct from England France
and Germany, large assortment Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PER-
FUMERY, etc. Among which
1000 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
loo pounds Conrad's TYD. POTASH.
1900 ounces Peletier Fr QUININE.
800 :. Gunner German =.
100 pounds Mander's English BLUE MASS
100 CALOMEL.
8 cases CARB. MAGNESIA.
10 :. CAL.
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN.
44O kegs best SUP. CARB SODA.
rs casks SAL SODA.
30 E. Eng. LINSEED OIL.
IS gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10 :. French POMATUMS
800 binches VIOLIN STRINGS.
gross London BROWN WINSOR SOAP
Is pounds CREOSOTE
20 :. SUB. IODINE. AT 2pSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

WEATHER IN NATcHEz-The Natchez Courier
says:
1t is now the 9th of April and unreasonable cold
weather continues in Natchez. Fires, both day and
night have been ndispensably necessary for comfort
For two three weeks past all vegetation has almost
ceased growing while on several occasions we have
had slight frosts at night.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

GAIETY TuEATER.-There was no performance at
this establishment last night owing to circumstances
which Signor Corradi Setti states were beyond his
control. Due notice will be given Of the next per-
fnrrance. ~. ...It
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

Ia, i,uuU,uuJ
That is what we are worth Not exactly that Al
derman Farebrother could, by advertising it in the
Times tomorrow, nail purchase at the entire figure
month hence. A little management would be re-
quired, judcious loting there must be- and the
whole should not be thrown upon the market at once.
Bnt there it is. ENGLAND is worth that to us
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
Lac Books! EaaU Books!

The undersigned socs the attention of the
LEGAL PROFESSION
to his EXTENSIVE and WELL-SELECTED stock of
Law Books,
comprising TEXT BOOKS, LAW TREATISF!S and WORKS
of the eminent AMERICAN and ENGLISH JuRlSTS on
EQUITY,
COMMON LAW,
NISI PRIUS, and
CHANCERY PRACTICE
4 full supply of FRENCH LAW WORKS from the most
eminent and aw France Germany Spain
and Italy. For sale publishers prices.
J. 3. STEEL,
Law .bsher Bookseller and Staioucr
p 2p3t W Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
%. %. W'OOdnean,

%. %. EVOOdMdn,
Has in store
P A rs, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS
l0,060 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 :. No /. WHITE ZINC PAINT-American
l2,C00 French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
% cnsks French YELLOW OCHRE.
barrels COPAL yARNISH
=. WHITE DAMAR yARNISH.
JAPAN =.
=. COACH
600 gallons SPTS. TU RPEkTINE
506 English LTNSEED OIL.
so casks VENETIAN RED
60 barrels LAMPBLACk.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In Oil.
100 VENETIAN RED :.
SO Ass'd COLORS pure Gro in oil a27 2p&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

LIBERAL. Mr. Holmes, proprietor Of the Pavilion
gardens at Algers proposes to give the proceeds of
next Sundays entertainment to Capt. Hoskins and
his company Of emigrants, who are awaiting means
Of transportation TO Nicaragua. The company num-
bers about fifty stalwart men, and they expect to
start for Nicaragua on the 25th of next MONTH The
gardens will probably receive overwhelming pa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

ST.. CHARLES THEATER. -" Asphodel,' La Fete
Champetre and Katy the Vivandieren are the
pieces in which the Rayes appear tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

SuMMER CLoTHIsG.-Messrs. r. Stringer & Co., ct
No. IS Camp street. have received late supplies of the
summer clothing shirts under clothes furnishing good
There different styles of outfits from which all respect
able tastes may be suited and purses
tserseut,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

CApsIzED.--The schooner Jenny Lind was capsized
in Chesapeake bay during the storm on Wednesday.
A lady who on board is said to have been drowned.
A number of vessels sought harbor for safety.
TRichmond Wing, 22d.