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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
DRY GOODS.

LIN L 1OODC.
new STORE
N e w GOODS
r. = le. II. TI.sER,
a tEn"~ 'I.-nins At the stsnt forui-riy occupsd
\ ny hessls Satin c.,
CORNER 2ND & ROCK ISLAND ST j.,
A. entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
eonst' by one OF tn hfm In tn. oty Il ~ York cx-
'rr.sl, t this marset. ani wtl su.,.d u tlr tade
nd ason. Our stycs OF
LADIEH DRESS GOODa,
10 siars md ori.F 81 ,sny elegant .f,ie. aid
pa tern. BacA, ,fucy pals rifttsd aac ptai' ~ r.
husiin and Wool y i.snrs Woi Brg, Engiisi
N" Prsaeh Se'i"e-, Ps1smetta C,ih- &c Al 0
hravy strk Of M'rrin AK, C,ch 'o., Bay State
Philip ALI o's, smd othcr gtp' bfan1e ..
Prints.
Al Of ~h'oh will be sod a, very is- prizes.
Cloaks and MantiI!as.
MS partmnt u mr. - ck 70 fan aud mple's and
on'"in- a gr"st many n-s .,v,"-, bought di' ett Of
he msnufscturrs' a "a spiind a.,or'm-nt o
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
= III A w Il $.
'.''v sn' 60 ',re Broche by State shswis, Bro
hs Scarfs, &C.
Also .nre va-i tvof
LADIES' OPERA HOODS,
COZ. forts, vcsorin.s ou,eh .rd Hoop Skirts.
HOSIERY GLOVES &C.
nurstock of
II ~ b.. n ! dPricR,
nts'n@ Qv"si m>nv b sutifui Glars Hsndko-- /
h,"fs Sc Rand n rrci-v aces ard r]g'rR
nd c"r,r'e'" s'ors - Velvet and other Dress and
md Cl.sk Tsmr'inrs orr stock =
STlPLE GOODS.
vor~ ls-ce sud c,r's'ns sr'ena'd vsr'e'v ~ nd
a'tet- b-s wn and hlr.ch 4 Nus'ins srd p-lAnge
'csirc. wn I'm and cott,n Flannsl' uns~ys pn-
ms. Crash a..
0nr goods we're hruehs With ne intention cf fope~-
~ h"r" shoui the arst Of las, month hrf
- sh W pr crrr ronm. The sesson h,s "a
vsnee-: that VI ~ sell them ~ low pY'css
. cw 7. 'o' w-r than wrrb ever hnfose f-rei IN
hs ci'y in ovh"v 20 max roo,n 'o- eprirg st,~s
god The pubic srrctfuy invited to cali
nd var'ne our so"'is and pric"s.
ian2Sttf r. II II w. TVNER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

REAL ESTATE.

JLLEIS LY.T.1.sxE,
IL "A N ID "A Il n Mt.
Office ia ..,chi.sn'. Block. Secsnd street,
ses"een Main and BRADY.
Timber Land.
ACRES iarse bssa,iiul Timber, % mile,
'avidsd "a snii purchasers.
lMprOyed Farms.
80 acr.e highly improved fs,m, niles ir-n Dsv-
pr: ssf sers IN cnitvstien, sr,a BOAR! t~n.e ~Iih
s'sg" 9's4ast hou.', asabie, etc.
beautiful farm 81 nIrs from Dsv-np-ri--IcO
sc'e~-e9 aeres IN cultivation, part timber ; new
house, stshle eio
mics from nasenisri; u, acr-s; 30 scr,s I'm
. do tcr's tmbt f->raininc wJtrr, IoaS-. sta
bic, etc.
81: aefss, ia.. fr'lu payenroT,-'ff i scIes in
ief |. - acre, IN high state OF cultivation, lac
'rre, tms r, large orcs,i go.. ", ils OF water
arce house with rooms, stables, cuthudins ,tc.
nil. f-cm esvarpatt--4 acre. Ia cultivation
,oud house. stable ct.
s.. nile 'orn psycnrert-,aa scrss. ANA f.s.s.
y az IL cultivation, 10 acre. imb.r. ~ pra
ie,ov-e .tsnls ete
mh.s from nsvrnport s-r,.s: 20 scrss II rul-
vt'i'n patt tnih lArge new house. s..". ban
&c, -.
i2 mites from o,yrupHt-so scrrs: "a scrcs in |
nliivaliou, good hou Z, = abic. etc.
u miies from psvenpor'-so sores. 60 in
'n'ivalioh. God huus. stable, otc.
l2milc From Daycnr,ri-en acres; 60 acre. In crl-
'v't'an, " acres splendid timb-r, bslauo, prairi
''Sc ~ hara rnnuimg water. h,use, large stable.
noke hease. etc.
u miles from Dav "npar,, 81 arre--sli H. eultivs
or; house. -tsoe; t;c
Il im,ics from Davenport SO ner-.--sn n.-noe snf
20" acr-s 81 r"r'~ Ant rnlt,v.'ion vi the pubuuur
'a miles fr m raverpaut.
40 teres ptairir lans; res frarr nsvann,rf beau
~ vitw"ysf Rr,s Island. Mississippi and p-y-n.
,It.
200 acres - - prai~e and nv walc,,,t .or,r ~
{ ui'ivs'ed. Ani larr" staonut Of 1O;mpt0vet
and in Scbt. f'oruty
number ~ n'.ri~. ~, and vac mt 49,. pies sanr-
Y >i'"s'e'i IN fh zen; pats u paseppprt For ssh
n favorable terms
Is heaeiifil los in North t,venport--,-rms !ih'r-
W .ppy to
v'''' JULIUS TYTANCR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

NOTICE TO ADvERTiHERs.

Ne contracts for yearly advertisers Sn' VI 's'""
,pued Without previous notice " ~
Large cSe chxrgssi doviAs uss ssins ai"'F'''"'
~.
p,sraA AGED advesussm-n~ one halt more
aslAl rstss.
Yearly s.vs~.,-,ns contracts viii ~ oof'''e
Ats,,y strictly =, tss iiansdia'e business a. '"'
,-~r and all othrr sdvestlnsn'nu srn' ~ "
Sre,tls-r ~si he charges es,ra. .,,,,
| Advertisements ~aoo,npAn'e" WIN -,
ktn h, ,us.r tsd un,L .ofbd, snd oh'fSee 49,.
S.,,c.s tor religious and ben-'"''"' '.'
-, .,. tim, free Of cost, thereafter c"''e
il.rr adv lIsetl.nts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

OesMOineS River Land for sale
K.S.V-El DFP.sNCnE.sT
n. Naass Rfrer Ereiga;ion d"d r X ~
OrruMwA Iowa. kpr,l II iSd6
'1NHr lntersignef h. -,hv civra natl~, that th.s
One Il how o,s.n for N ale Of thee valuable
80 rNsv viii ~ sold lots er.s't aud ~ l.is t.
m uears and wishes of pgretss-ra
Aryeurther Information dsi-ed IN relation - thosr
- wil' ~ furri-h.d on srrlt etor - 'Nis effieo
MAJ ~ otharvise GRO PERKINS,
rnayisitr I..r, COMMISSIONS.
LAND pr AFrsyS.
rrs Horprs Nav srIos Go (
nNne siNtespth d-v ~ June next. tne oasoe b.
~ the ss. Of the lands g. Tits ocrrpsuy vii I0r
r"rlov~d from tfis pisce "a Port D~- Nnnpa
Ties lrnis ~il, r" Sold ~ lnrg crcdi.. ard ,r
lots ~ suit the means snf r'stes - rr-chreers.
EgD v pERwlSS.
Land ts.ri'nssiune
Oifrrn0S oVa ~ svgT Law
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

r0anpuT ssaLUv has hss ssD*nts1, 49, \
j A.aiv snAltasa - Ars - ~ pND&y - - - -
=" tDuDe Y. - vlO1,
....n 4. Jtss .r,N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
DGY CHIClcOI.TNFrR.

eHy0I, suA .ste- sr-vs s~.'v h@aa ~ aos'
I ,.,ea A. sh,~tee -sns - nv rN~s@ t--sr- :.
=. -a-S ~ ,bs ~ ~ r-',,a .r' r,t~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

pCCUANA< A. JOV<s.
k,.-,--s At I.w O~'c" Nc sN"'~"-o. 90
~ Ito .,rae,. John Jchns, r. q. Cp'nm'ss'Nh'
for Court of C1sims.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Eleven nest Desirable Buildlna
Lots.
Pa LAasa IAr YIft>An YAsxa

For Sale Cheap.
on ACRHs II aBe Prairie rsl ! mile acnfk D.
CSV Fiiol D"p,t, ~ dwelling house th@rean'
Wis prorsrtv D. bcught uDnn the rassonAbt
.-ryns snqur.e. 4 y. BUesEII,
fmsvsdE Land AgAn
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III Main Depot 80 Catp street-Braneh Sc Csrtres ST.
l.. G BIC1, Proprietor.
The stock of these comprises and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC
~ ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAYa SONS CET.EBRATED PIANOS
N. B.These celebrated Pianos considered,
prominent artists the best in the United States
years Ne Sons have received public
trial Exhibitions ami Fairs of the North than
MUM COLO MED Is Tor The superiority of their Pianos
- Also, large Nssor Of
B. G. FlSCfIER'S PIANOS ut moderate prices
TO suit the convenience and OF classes Of
buyers
MASON'S and HAMElIN'S CELEBRATED MEIODEONS
Hrps, Guitars, Niolins Accordeons Eanos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds, aud Musical Merchandise every
description.
nss-Mnsc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Anv order for Music Pianos
Relating he Ief.at either addressed
mail will he promptly attended
HSz-fERMS LIBERAL.
M ly l.. GABICI.
HoPPKEsAS.v bus, for sete by
" ALFRED KEARNY.
m50 2aw5t - Magazine street.
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OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
IS Camp street, Jan. IL, 1857.
Nessrs Semmons CO. Genlemen-It gives me great pleas
IRE state the Brazilian Pebble Specacles
which you and have had in for weeks
past sight has been much improved, and greatly
believed which previously been upon them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of glasses give you "A call
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
p3sA Office hours from O'Clock A. N. until O'Clock P
3p5m&W
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PRIESTLEY & BEIN.

DRIEsTLSY q BEIN, 50 aud 81 CAMP STREET
constantly adding stock he follow
TENNESSEE IRON
$50 tons Flat, IL to s inch u u inch thick Pr.
100 :. Round II to 81 inch. I..
100 Square, Il too inch
. Horse Shoe, TX y, Xxx, ky and zIx'k.
80 :. Plough Plates. 6 to Is nchx5x n and Il.
200 sheets Boiler Iron, Si6, u, SIG and Il.
ENGLISH IRON 30. +
$50 Flat. assorted, IL to inchxt4 to inch.
50 :. Square, Ato3 inch.
80 E. Round :. ITO 8 inch.
ENGLISH REFINED IRON ~.
100 tons Flat Round and Square, assorted,
For sale by PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
mh2 3pMotf 50 and o. Camp street.
DRESSED SPIKES
$50 kegs Pressed Boa. Spikes, 3 to inch.
For sale by P.IEsTLEY BEN, =
ml2 3pMotf 80 and 81 Camp street.
CHAIN CABLES AND COIL CHAINS
" inch IS fa.ioms extra proved Chain Cables.
~. IS
Ak. =. ..
Ii casks Coil Chain u BIG, q, ZIG, II and es.
In store and for sale by PRIEsTLEY BEN,
mh2 spMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
| SUNDRIEs-
~ 1000 kegs Cut Nails and Spikes.
200 =. Boiler Rvets, all sizes. TO
50 Black for Tinners' use. "a
| Trace, Log, Ok Governor and Cane Carrier Chains.
Horseshoe Rose and Clasp Head Nails.
Sauce Pans Tea Kettles Corn Mills Hooks and Hinges Sedge
and Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Anv Vices Bellows
/ Files, Axes AIDES, Spades, Hoes, shoves etc.
| For sale by PRIESTLEY BEIN,
| Inh2 3pMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
GHEET AND BOLT COPPER
~ 800 sheets 3O60 Braziers' Copperl4 to $50 b sheets
| 500 :. 3Ox5O TO- IL and 12b
H. 300 =. 2iXfO =. TO- IL and l2tb
| 800 :. AX60 =. :. TO- II and LIB
200 .. IA OF. sheathng
| 200 Hand i6 OF Timed
1000 bolts Copper, ~ H. -, x. q. l. X and IL inch
| For sale by PRIESTLEY 4 BEN,
| mi 3pMotf 50 and 9!Camp street.
| TIN PLATE
| 1000 boxes Best Charcoal Tin Plate AK. .. -.-
| $50 :. :. Loaded Plate for roofing.
| In store and on ship for sale by
| PRIESTLEY BEIN
| mh2 3pMotf 50 and Of Camp street.
| SHEET IRON
- 500 bundles Sheet Iron "a inch wide from 10 20 W. G.
100 =. 26 Otto IA
100 % lotto IA
100 Sc .. lOtol4
! 200 "a 2to2I
200 and sheets Sheet Iron, American from 10 2
W. &. In store and aioat for sale by
| PRIESTIEY BEIN,
mh2 3pMotf 50 and 81 Camp street
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AMUsEMENTs.


L SN . GAAh1A Ii a ~ n n II
MONDAY EVENING, April 20. 1857.
ITALIAN OPERA TRoIJPE eomnrisinp * dis,inunisbad
TR0yATORE, in Acts-I Cone dI Luna signor H. yierr.
eonora Sgnora L. Caran Azucena Sgsora C, Vita; Man
rico siRnor A. Maccafer; Ferando sgnor Mancin Inez
gaIo. Signor y; Vilaneva nF- .... ...-.. IA,
hpIlGEsgnorC seti having been enabled to the
LANDi OF the Theaer des 1alens in Paris San Car
IN nostnne he ~, " & ne %
he purpoe of nrndcnr Ve,ds new "rsnd nr soudd
'Ia Dame any ,ams,ias snt;,iad I'D q ~ III
signora JOSEPHINE Mi and sirnor M4 P1'aNG VI
BERINI will make their Grst annea,.ncn m WFi,Epsniy
April ~ va ~ ' NOV ppA'' " " -''s'Df' -
NOTiCE-The Free ia, entirely susrsnd,d the osp,,e,.
of The Pre,s excented ' ' "p"' ~ s''
-
g.. pp,cra NJ ,n,,,ss,o,-
p-;,.t. p,xos @i'F.' Vt Ab-"i'oioN. ~,r an
dress Crcle and parnete 10 '2 "a "a
Ea, :, 49,, Gnu "'s"e y
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REDEMPTION OF CITY BONDS OFFICE
II Of The of the Consolidated Debt OF New
Ureaiis-New Orleans. April l3, le5l
Notice hereby that according to the 3th section Of
Legislature Of the of Louisiana entitled An
consolidate the New Orleans and to provide for the
government aud administration of its atfe approved I'D
February, 1897 and the 9Th section of the Act supplement.
thereto ana providing for the incorporation OF the city OF
Lafayette with the city Of New Orleans approved On the same
day
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the redemption
the city Of Ninety Bonds of 81 900 each issued according 10
the foregoing acts, until the 10th of May next 1857, ut II
O'Clock NJ
Proposals to he addressed to O. DEBUYs Secretary and
dorsed "Pruposals for sale of Bonds"
COMMISSION
GHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
THOMAS THEAR -, Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
L. H. PLACE,
Chairman Com. Finance Board Of Aldern en-
N. H. BAILEY,
Chairman Com. on Finance Board Assistant Aldermen
ala :9J 0. DEBUYS Secretary
I ANDISC, EX DAPHNE, FROM R0RDEAUS-
L. !6H SIrdnes / half and quarter boxes,
Sardines in WHOLE half, twothrd and one-thrd
boxes:
u Geps, in oil, in half cans;
- Mushrooms;
- Peas;
] elss of IOg half boxes Trufles;
50 casks good family ClaTet:
co quarter pipes Coenac United Pfoprietors;
II eighth uipes I.aronds;
Is bT'Gs superior C0rks .--.-
For sale hy GRATIAA, CONNhGERE \ CO,
GJ m ~ Cus:onhUl>e street.
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nass h:s f:f E5Tsss E:sas
Baque Grand Warden Henry g. sts;s9H James Stockton,
3h% II sd Ta n .s
SSsq esS
E n dons o ao@: y T. s E GsoEo
vsnHon,t S. l. Bu!er,4 Past Grands;
ssisi Ss fs"'s: JOS a"sns' g.
Bothers George seymmr E Allen A. MeDougallt G.
T Ps TfyqF d f Il pass
Koisgt + ! Ya St T. ztnmern"ntJ F. Mller NJ NJ
j. Vegas has kindly volunteered his services
: Committee Invitations Committee on Reception and
n Application for Ladies' Invitations be made
member OF the comme to It The office Of the
y v to ssa n o @ M ~ a W e aa
sIsdss and ssntlsnen members of.hs Order at
are to appear in ega according the rank they
All masked persons will be required nnnask by the
Committee on Reception before being admitted to the Bali
7 be ,s obansd of the Nanagsrf # the
to the fost-o o. as I'd
zA4s S 5bb tHfk5sss h FAEcH DRESS BALL
vEGs ssspssax informs his f;isnas IAN sGI
the An April It ODD Fellows Hail when his pupils
I n. by sr the ancers Qaafe and M"yfoe
The hall past7 o'clock NJ, and continue
until 10 O'clock f fF xee 81 s s s g adults will begin
Ladies and children NOT pupils. Free
pit on
Ladies children wsdF Invitations PLEASE
if BE ss on the S s and R tie Music Stores and II" the
No one will be admitted except he his ticket the
door ak I'll
~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
~ VEGAS most respectfully his friends
fHM the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
Lame, the t5"I''i AT FELLOWS, HALL,
hopes to meet with The most 5er" patronage The
LA PERIALE danced in t frs t circles of Paris last win
s S Vi a By 1 ssas New Orleans this and
NJ II The days and he hours of tuition are as follows
uesdays thursdays and Sa urdays from 10 to ~
Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
GENTIEMENNond Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
a-A Praccng Party Ladies' Gentlemen every We'd
aPartcuar attention will be given Children and many
new Fancy Dances never before taught in this city, will be
ssJ y will also give lessons semnaes and in private
sS EaS'5 S s"'sf
ar @ sspy t S Me s;sss 8 Can't oa'
A sTROLOsaY AND PIaRENOLOGY.- ALI.
sorrssy se y %9w f s can
and can be consulted all matters concerning love-
lady they will marry the name Of her visit:
T aH ss fpsh French and German" 4, 9ee
IGsSaas q. 5s55i ih,-tS5ass q rms15a
Ferry boat connTc1ing with onward PasssTgcT Trans viii
leave the Ferry Landing opposite Iackon Square att O'Clock
| al3 ct Vice President.
~, PIANOS, PIANOs.-JuST RECEIVED ,hrse
mo, In c. FLINT Int 4 I } ON :s;...
SUNnRKEs-
~ - t PIE ErHnt ,,,
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% BY AUTHORITY OF THE r ". So.
~ Grand Lodge of Louisians, the Anniversary of {
f9A the l. Q. O. F. in the United States will be eel A15E
gaIIfAs ebraed by ANS
GRAND REGALIA, FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On MONDAY the 9th ipst Che Anniversary being Sunday
26th.)
The Hall will be magniceny decorated with the
the various Lodges and enblens of the Order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

E1OR ONE MONTH LONGER. IN CONSE-
l. q,eaCe Of the great demand for
MESSRS. SERMONS Il CO.'S
BR4ZTLfAN PEBBLE &FECT4C LES
They have induced polong their in this city until
May 81, of engagements elsewhere they will
positively close the above date
Sole Depot, 50 Camp street, of Natchez alley.
MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.
Messrs Co Gents-I using for the last
the Brazilian Pebble Sperace obtained from and
much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
the lenses and the frame of advantage
but skill and good judgment in selecting the
very glasses sufficient recommend all who
stand in need of that assistance Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, N. d.
New Orleans, January l6 1851.
Messrs SeiEmons Co.. Gentlemen-Of late failed
that I could read any by candle light The
glasses selected by you admirable. read the
bne print without the least strain fatigue the
pleasure recommend glasses to friends.
Respectfully, H. MEuGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

NEW ORLEANS, JanNary II, IF57
Messs Semmons CO.. Cenlemen-I take great pleasure in
stating using your improved Spectaces find them
easier eve clearer enables much better by
candIe-Iigt, without pain the think them superior to
any have WITH aud cheerfuly recommend them to
the public Yours, respectfully,
TWJCTEII,
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Date of Departure OF European, California
and Havana Mnils, fog April. Is57.

All letters France Holland and Belgium be paid
81 by the American steamers Liverpool and Sohamp
tom ~ cents by the direct Hayre by
British steamers Letters to Switzerland and italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
c0nts inland postage from this office TO New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cities of the Gernan austrian Postal Unon and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece IoniAn Islands, etc.
Is sent from the Postoice in New York semi. weekly
. West India Islands will be by hia steamer.
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;, no The ship Zenobia, Capt. Peters, from
Boston, is schargg Post H. First District
Consignees requested attend receipt Of their goods
the Levee otherwise they will be stored their expense
and riskg
ale GEO. W. HYNsON < co, 50 Comp street.
nB,,Fhe cGnsiSnee of 300 bales sunny cloth,
to order ship Zeuoba from Boston, marked lXI is
queted to make hime IL known the schagng
leyee otherwise they will be warehouse his expense
and risk
GEO W. HYNsON 4 co, 80 Camp street
Us Freight for Philadelphia.-VVante
A good load for Philadelphia Apply
mil J. H. ASHBRTDGE { co. I2p Common st.
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RRiDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
Railroad Cars, Depos, Bridges, etc. For sale by
q. q. BOGERT Il 60,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana, Alabama
do Mott Missis, pp and Texns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

CUNifRKES-
~ 30 bbls kront,
80 bhs Cider Vinegar,
50 h6s Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 b Xcs Raisius wholes and halves,
90 boxes Genuine Hoseiter Buffers,
100 cases Booth Il Sedwick's Cordial Gin,
TO baskets iieisick's Champagne,
100 terces Rice.
625 kegs ass'd Wheeling Nails in and for sale by
ALIEN NORTON & CO..
mis- tt Nos 2 and Puydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

81 JUST RECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT
az Fifty Cotton Field NEG Kos, from Son Ca "Haa
n thirty of which from plantation. Also lstsek
smith and Carpenter, which offe- at piiyas sale
accommodating terms
& NJ. RUTHERFnRn An toreer.
al If Ohicr - NGteleE street.
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ORLEANS rHEATEk ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADM1SSION-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes
and Second Boxes 81 Pit ST. Gallery 81
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
L him Mr. X. G. yGIRsBY,o Of Shreveport La under the
firm and style Of LEWIS OGLRSBY to succeed Lewis Co
in the Cotton Factosge and Commission business from this
date .1- BsH sEaa : j. q. I,EWfS =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
r soULE's COMMERCIAL COL

/ ADDEES--ljf feet to IS feet long, for sa1r by
- ALFRED KEtRNY
ll3V ztaw5t II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

MONDAY, April %, 1857.
Will be acted comedy, in acts, called LES FAUX
BUNS NOMINEES.
RJ-Tuesday-THE JEWESS.
The Libretto of three French Operas Fiot's edition
for sale at the Box Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
General Walkers Movements.

Aner his return from Staten Island yesterday morning,
General Walker occupied n close CONSULTATION win
Generals Hennngsen and Wbea, Colonies iockf!dge and
Wa.ers, and eevera oilers OF hs Nicaraguan officers.
They all seemed 10 be in the heat eprs II IS ~ mcred
that arrangements are already made for aDo.her "uf
with the gJeasers" Law not only offers muskets, but
money, srd other spectators wiling 10 lend nm Cub
siantal all. Among the vsiers who called me General
during the day General waipudge, ny. NJ iu'ier,
Pa; J. EarmAduke, United sta.es Ssyy; Jrdge Zoos
N. A. sherman, ard others.
Quite member have called unop General walker TO rs
certain the whereabouts Of messing friends and relatives
one lady from Philadelphia, who lad waited some
tme and appeared TO be in deep afc,on, overoyed
find that her husband, whom sne supposed TO have
been killed stu in the land OF living To all such
nqurera Walker desires to repy that the proper
mode Oh getting the required information Ia 10 address the
Ad utant General Ma Jno " BOoT New Orleans as he
has in his possession all the papers and documents, regis
! try OF men, &c.
The communications that pour in the General are
as curious they numerous. oue person wants 10
Ionic himat soirte-anotber wishes to hAvo cast OF
his head his iy desires his auographtbat one lock
of his hair the General has exhibited himself AT
theatres there is not place OF Amusement, big or
little, tina. has not pressed invitations upon him and his
staff The next "sar engagement he has entered into Is
with de'ervipg actress and a pretty woman. Laura
keene has secured the attraction Of his presence
al her Varieties to morrow (sonday evening, so the
bhoys may look out for another speech.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
The Crops nj the West.

The Cleveland Herald Of the 18th instant the follow
ing in reference 10 the crops al the West
The whole west Is now In It's Ovellcs June attire Tho
@casou s late but uxuriant The backward spring kept
vegetation in check, and everything W have burst
into full leaf During trip of twelve hundred miles
through the West, the eye everywhere rested on
Sweet fields srrsyed In living green
In Southern Ohio, Indiana Illinois and Central Missouri
corn, though two weeks later than usual presented It's
long OF emerald thrifty aud shooting upward with
rspidty almost perceptbe the cultivator turned tho
mellow burrows. 20 Of potatoes, OF which a great
breadth h. everywhere been planted wheat, gene.
rally, luxurant, and beginning 10 head.
The crop promises well So OF grass and
INIT barley pad rye headed ont, and Top heavy
In Central llsnoi', Indiana and ohio. oil kinds OF crops
are some later, but especially promising Northern ono
also gives ABUNDANT promise. The past two weess nave
wrought wondrous changes The rains have been season
abe and heavy High prices and scarcity have set he
farmers 70 work With thun usual dhgeuce and more
ground is In cultivation all the country than ever be
FORE The Indications that potato fields are mere than
doubled In acres The has disappeared, and high
prices for year two past pave made THIS crop most
profitable one in sections where the yield has been AIR
n the present Appearances type Of the future, there
viii be 20 scs OF food for man or oess, The coming year