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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

MIME DE GOO-THIS WONDER PUL ,ASTROLo-
"a GisP still continues on Triton Walk one door below the
OF Apollo street, New Orleans Go one, all and
hear planets read thousands have done her
Office with cheerful heart She still the
likeness OF future husbands wives bring those
separate together and speedy marriages. will give
NATION Of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
tibet; will select prize numbers in the lottery gratis
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the
NESE MIXTURE, Cure for Drunkenness. Also. small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and LACK Powders from CONSTANT
rGpe prepared by Turkish Warrior G. l.. Gregor-
There will be no danger OF there being any Old maids
or bachelors in New Orleans If theywill give the Madame
call " pa
Don't forget the place. Triton Walk, door below the
corner of Apollo street. d9 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

COAL-NTORE C0AL!-GEr YOUR sHLR 7 S
~ where you pesse but be you get your COAL at the
City Coal Office No Is Exchange Place. opposite The Post OF
fee where always hand the lowest notch in the market
supply best Pittsbarg English American Camel
AI,lnraee by ton er hoesbeas and Lower Ohio Coal
TO IL Exchange Place friends and customers viii be prompt
y attended by leaving their orders is Excsce Place.
Coal Yard No lf5 Magazine Soe Dame
opposite Alfred Kearny's Warehouse.
p. S-Aiso Oak Ash and Pine Wood, =,
/, dS 3rn :. p II. WILLARD Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

A STROLOGY AND PHRENOLOGY.-ALL
persons wishing to know her future prospects can have
them correctly stated by Mime ALW YIN, at B Jua Cd
FROM Camp The Madame iste only Astroogist in this city
and can be consulted all matters concerning love marriage
business eourtsp law and will tell the
lady gentleman they will marry also the of her visit
The Madame speaks English French and German. Office
OF 3 . NJ 10 2 NJ Sr,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10
/ ,IPoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-RA

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS-BY
l. which their Incomes must be Doubled-The ind
has invented obtained letters from the United States
or the ana cophnaon q machinery for convert
ing Seed Cotton Yarns continuous from h
Gin through the preparation and spinning pachnery until is
ready for shipment weaving- The saving of COTTON
WASTE will he least Ten Per Cent; AID us exclude uny
process the to The cotton into bale
It's handling all and and dsen'ange it ich
very destructive in their operations the bre hut In
dispensahe those Of ginning and spinning
fac YARNS made of uhbroken fibre and hehce
will be fifty stronger will command advanced prices
Ind they will distance all competition in mlrkes
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges to
his patent Planters will be informed to terms with
ple;e how it, how obtain the
chnery and all other particulars application ad
dressed here, consultation with me at my
corner Front and DauphiN streets, up stains .,, ,
fe3 iySW p GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

NEW GROCERIES-JuST RECEIVED
= Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackuell BISCUITS English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphaa HAMS;
RAIsINS Figs and Prunes, in Jars aud Fancy Boxes;
variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
- fer the Holidays
Together with superior stock Of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS and C0RDIALS.
Fer sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne ST.
Z fe9 Ct Z. L. BERCIER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

%
PrEeA brick house, with outhouses and verandah,
Burgundy and Peter Streets valued Sll 09t
ID PriDeA brick house, adjoining No l. and front
ing Burgundy street with Serandall. $500
fronting also Burgundy $500
+th Piize-A lot of ground, with the buildings thereon
Bourbon street between ST. Peter and Toulouse
year 81. 5000
9Th Prize-A three story brick store granite front,
Commerce streets $500
9Th PrixeA three story brick store, granite front in the
Third District on Levee street, between St. Ferdinand
and Monteg, streets, fronting The 5000
7th Prize-A plantation at Genlly, Parish of Orleans
About miles from New Orleans, measuring 100 feet
front GENTLY road. 800 feel in depth together
crop thereon. $500
in ali to 7,74o
amounting 400
Costs. $50
7' $4,000
The undersigned hereby declare that they have appraised
above the lots OF ground and real estate e
(Sigued) ]. p. DEiBOIS,,
(SignedJ +. CORREJ OLkS.
Iah,,, 1QE-- ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

NEW CONFECTIONERY sTORE-M BI-
BENT Of ST. Charles street and Lafayette Square,
respectfully Informs public opened III
above named place and has at all hand fresh stock
Of CONFECTIONERY CHOCOLATE and PASTRY, which
he will sell by wholesale retail at the lowest prices die 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

NEW ORLEANS, Jansary Is, 1851.
Messrs Semmons Co.. Genemen-I take great pleasurein
stating that am using improved Specacles. find them
easier the clearer and enables much better by
candleight without pain the eye think them superior
any have with, and cheerfuiy recommend them
the public. Yours respectfully,
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10
no ALL WHO VALUE THEIR EYEsIGH1

Messrs. SEMNOES CO. inform the public that they
received fresh supply of their celebrated GLASSES which
nuch in demand.
The value eff the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested and is daily demonstrated by the opinion Of the
respectable citizens Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

I OST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE POINT
II charrain RAILROAD Company Of New Orleans for 34harts
Of Stock favor Of Mrs F. J. Es No 6l5 dated July 25i
1856 Said Certificate having been lost, application for
newal of the has been mae Ponchartran Railroad
Company. DIS .
New Orleans, February S, 1877. . fec 3p3tnS0d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

Will be exhibited No lG7 Pogdas street, near Poyds
Market, by,W YANT d WRIGHT. the :. s--.' -
3 WONDERFUL CALF.
Jenny Ipdnow seven mouths old and having SIX LEGS,
Otherwise remarkably deyelopedone
ties Of the day. Also the ceebratsa auimal,
With only THREE LEGS years old and
otherwise fully developed. Also, beautiful .
a. = S0NDESCK1PT PiG,- B..
Ten Pane-s perfect Hermaprode and perfect Curiosity
in his way. - ~
The above all form MUSEUM eF NATURE rarely to be
with be Witnessed low prize rs cents
children and servants Is Call and the Cuzios-
ties. - vi, .-... r.. fe7 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10
COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION-THE' COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing The undersig of
Mas Summers Co. Is this day BY mutual
The name Of e hI be usad by either of the
liquidation only. EDWARD EALLE.
: F-''- ~ p 7N- '-' = 7BRANNINs & SUMMERS
~ = ~. O. s-s' = W. c. DAY. 5Hl--e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

street, nsnata of Carriages, Buggies Spliay
49, Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing IN
all the branches done at the shortest notice. ly
COTTON DUCfH-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS
~ for the Union Manufacturing Company Maryland
tnore have landing full Of
peror Della Cotton Duck which they offer fo
suit purchasers. 100 kUNSELL4 h BAILIBFF,
ja2 I'M t7'7s 10 Grayier sttesx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10
Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Malls, for February, 1857.

France Holland and Belgium be repaid
n the American Liverpool Sothanp
ton; by the direct to Havre and centrally
Isrith Letters Switzerasd and Italy should
pdr the rule reach esrler their destination, with three
gents inland postage from this office to New York.
and cities Of the Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece, 1oian Islands,
from the Post office In New York semi weekly.
ny-Thc ship John M. Mayo, Capt. Cutter,
from Boston, discharging her at Pest Al Firs,
District cpusees requested to audio the receipt of
10 GEO. w. HYNsoN & CO., s. Camp St
order snip NJ Mac from toston, 20
racks o. Davis Co 2cases; l.. L. wv UNDER
60 bales gunny cloth. will please make themselves known
the disereing clerk the leyee other they will be
stored at their expense and risk. 20 5Fs
fe9 GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.. SO Camp street..
ny~The ship Juliet, Moulton, master, from
EOstoR sclargg AT Post 10 Third District.
Cousignees requested attend receipt their
4ea GEO. W. HyNsoN & Co, 81 Camp street.
Es+The c0nsiynee Of IS packages cordsge.
R l.. Acfieee, Louis, will please hmself
knowua the dcbarsng clerk levee, otherwise they
Will be sen to warehou.e ut their expense and risk.
GEO. ". HYNSoS 4 CO., 80 Camp street.
ES~ The ship Excelsior, Capt. Swift, from
New York. usthaTgig opposite Red stores, Third
District CongneeB requested to attend the receipt Of
their goods otherwise they will be stored at their
foe GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO., 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

FTsHls UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
begs leave tender his
and the pnbc generally. He will, in connection No
atend 10 all business before the Courts
city and State SUGGESTIONS and estates e
collection accounts bills exchange His
notary puhlcor than twenty five wears efs
bles him to undertake with confidence the
10 real estate. . .R1=.sag A. MAZUkEAU.
Rl-Ofeoe. 33 Camp street. - al a.
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OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,


WAGONS, etc. -.-" VARNIsH, etc.
narFoF sale low for cash Or city acceptance er =
H9-No li3 GRAvIER and No. 10 UNION STREET, -sa
New Orleans, La,
P ial2 ly J. A. LU NJ 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

T.
New Orleans, February Sd, 1857 80
hereby certify that the titles of the above described prop
erty have been examined BY and found good =
L. DUyIGNEAuD Attorney at Law. ,
New Orleans, February Cd, 1851. '
Al the plans Of the onses stores and lots of ground are ex
Mr. Drez will attend the ale Of shares The funds
ing terefrom will bereguarly deposited in the Citizens Bank
in Messrs Drez A. ChGpella and Aolpe Bou
donue and will not be drawn cut except under the signature
of these three gentlemen.
The estate of ground and cigars will be deve i'm
medaeiy after the drawing Of the Iombola.
Acts Of sale of property in the parish of Orleans and at Man
deye before Aehlle Chapea and Adolphe Boudous
que Notare Public at the expense Of the shareholders entitled
thereto.
Of sale Of lots in the parish of Jefferson before Mr. F.
Thea Notary Public at the Of the shareholders
titled thereto. .
All the certificates of shares will bear the signature and seal of
Mr.. Drez - feI Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

pRIMSTONE-5O tons Crude birthstone, now landing ez
- - A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
ja2S = Is New Levee md II Falton st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

EELLING 0UT-SELLING DUTY -14l ROYAR
- street, between Toulouse and 81. Loui,MLIE Q. TUE
RIM would Etorm the Ladies' that she will sell the remainder
of her magnificent assortment of Embroideres, Drnpere
Fancy and Variety Goods Of all kinds, at VERY LOW
PRICES, fec
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

ManaGetS.
HGentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining Ball.
can do 50 BY applying to THOMAS il. SHIELDS, the
Office of the Grand Secretary Of the l. o. o. F. from
= any Of the Managers. I'll. 10
HTbe Committee Invitations Ladies will
~ MONDAY and FRIDAY. ~ 10
HJTbe Hail Of Mount Morish Lodge will be open
= for the inspection Of visitors. . ..t~lsr ~
s8-Msmber of the fraternity invited to appear In
L : = | . ialQ :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

-Crcus Performance every night l. every Saturday
nGon at i2 O'Clock.
HBMUsEUM of Couaess Curipsies open day. from 10 A.
NJ to ~ P. N. Museum PerformApce Of Mr. NELLlS,
Celebrated Man, every dsy 10 and o'clock
E Admission only So certs beth Circus
Children under 10 and servants, half preein daytime
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

Messrs Strnmos Co GentsI asing for the last two
weeks the brazilian Pebble Speca obtained from you
feel much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
srucon Of The lenses and the frame OF dvatage
the wearer your skill good Judgment selecting the
suitable glasses is sufficient to recommend all who
stand in need OF that assistance Respectfully
RICHARD ANGEL, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

SuULE'S COMMERCIAL COLI
sS,. LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirssn,s-
%fS M Located at Vim. tiains Writing Academy
z&ESssz ner Camp and ommon streets.
Young gentlemen wishing to qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the duties of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered greater
and facilities at this Institution than other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise would bs learned
in the Counting Room AID instructions impaired diyidgy
classes. The study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING as practically applied 70 various
basiness PENMANSIP characterized for ele
gance, rariiiy and iegbiity; COMMERCIAL CAICuLA+
TIoNs embracing vey speees Of computation necessary for
system only 1psue BO0K MS posted closed and
opened with dispatch lind reasonable terms This ns
tues in perpetual session, and pupils enter at any time for
full any branch they may DESIRE and attend
houcs from A. NJ. 10 p. NJ Terms moderate and sasac
fin,u tiua casa feS Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

4tee ORANGE. LEMON AND MESPUL1S
SFREES-Ten thousand fine young Orange Trees Of the
a44>-varous varieties, from years to years old. = "
Also. --. ".'
Lemon Citron Trees OF the finest qualities
assortment Of Plants j., -. r. a. ?.
RB-A orders will be attended and packed in the best
ma ner. Address, by letW or otherwise, - s r
n29 3m r. +. NICHOLS 90 Canfp street,
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29

Our town during the past few days has been over run
tv strangers. We have seen more strange faces within
that time than III a month before. Outsiders are WAk.
ing mp to Bic tfct that Nininger is = living institution.
Their eyes will be mor' opened before u month rolls
around.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29
,~.,.r,sss '''

While tho snobbishness of a few Americans abroad
has been reproached by our own people, the sterhhg
character of the Republican American is truly appreci'
sted and acknowledged all over the world Foreign
journals set of every phase of the American character IN
many we'll turned anecdotes, and dryly take OIL seeming
;nconcrn;t;es If national character, but the genius and
,roo,essive shirt of the Yankee is almost invariably
handsomely acknowledged whenever opportunity occurs.
We often notice anecdotes which show the SIM
,,,c;tv If our coun,rymen in their intercourse with the
maypates and d,guitsrits Of kingly courts, which indicate
that their worth and abilities are not thereby comproMi-
sed. nor the esteem of their country lessened.
Lately, when Mr.. Sumner went to England for the
benefit of his health. on arriving at his botel, he entered
his name upon the book as simplyVal Sumner,
Boston, and was accordingly set downVE the host and
his aunkies as an ordinary traveller. The next morning
one Of the lstteD came to MIR. Summers room in some
excitement, and said Lord Rrougham is down stairs,
Sir, asking for YOU To the waters amazement, Mr..
$. quietly said. without exhibiting the least surprise ::
Very well show hin up. Not long afterward the
former came, still more exe',eu or ,ne Lotu On!c'
Justice has called. and he asks for you! 'Show him
up was again the col reply. After bis Lordship had
departed the waiter came once more, bewlldered and IA
little aggravated Sir, Sir, the Lord Chancellor OF
England has called to see you : Show HIM up, re-
peatcd Mr.. s. These astonishing facts were no doubt
AT once communicated to the lanulOro, loT liz neAt u'E
Arniag Post announced the arrival of 'His Excellen(
the Honorable Midsummer at Maurigy's Hotel
i" Last Sup n american. who was on = visit 2
n4rrow street~ IF saat capital, one muddy day, when hid
suddenly pet the Crank Duke Constantine. The side
walk WIS not wide enough for two persons 10 pass, and
the street. was deep in flth. Both stopped, and a mo-
ment's awkward pause ensued. Suddenly the American
taking i silver rouble from his pocket, shook it in his
closed hands, and cried out Grown, or tail ? Grown"
cuessed the s,rand Duke. Your ~lIighncss has won,
SAID the American, looking 1T the rouble and stepping
INTO the mud. His cuteness in saving his dignity,
while he acknowledged the Grand Duke's. brought him
IAN invitation the next day to dine with the latter-but
this is as usual 4 termination of such stories. as Il happy
marriage is Of 4 fashionable novel"
Such illustrations are now Of common occurrence, as
the position Of the American is difficult to fix from lack
Of title to comport with his influential station at home.
No uncertain ceiling actuates our countrymen, how
ever. while mixing with all classes and conditions Of
men. under every form of government-his own noble
institutions are 50 UNNECESSARILY superior to all others,
that by his bearing he produces the most forcihe Illus
trarion Of their true nature in his own individuality.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29
To COrresDOndentS.
On board the Northern Light,
Az. ~ 1kS-

,ti,ttu .&hom, Potsdam, St. Lawrence Comfy,
Ge believe a change is about being made in the
rangements at this place. There is a good op.
here for a school teacher. You can obtain any
ia on the subject from James r. Case. ESq ,
Ter City. who is President Of the Beard OF
hsiecs. You will notice an advertisements i'll
b this subject in onr columns.
kMunsoa, Aa!tabnia Co., Ohio. Government
!. obtained within about thirty miles from this
Fond haul land can he bought At prices rang
hse t" tweuty-iv d,i!ars per acre. according
unity {" The river AMI The c"nniry Is
healthy. Only QUE death ins "-rarred III
now containing six HUNDRED people. within
kni that resulted from Il disease b.no.il here
frer. t' r~' ri Your questions viii h. an
k@ise~-ipe Charles T.. Ciarka. Esq, ~ any
Fhc Real Estate Agents whose advertisements
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29

Thompson's Bank Reporter, New York, in an article
on the Crop and Money Prospects Of the country, thus
shows its increasing faith in the high tide OF prosperity
Just setting in
1t is seldom we can look to the future with brighter
hopes Of prosperity in all the branches of agriculture.
trade and commerce, than at present. There has no. 'e''
"A season, thus far, in many years, that gives stronge'
evidence Of abundant yield and Of equal quality o1 ri thf
products of the earth The markets, too-forelgn ana
donestic-are open 10 receive all the surplus. Of WHAT
ever kind, at not only remunera'ive prices, due at great
profit on their cost. Not only the products OF the soii,
but everything necessarily arising from II, IL high al"
in demand. Whoever has seen the time when h"rse-,
cattle, sheep, and swine commanded prices equal ~
the present And it is not only the farming Interest
that thrives, but every class Of trade shares ia the com
mon prosperity Of our country. We are at peace witi.
al the world-our commerce is opened 10 all ehgaRco
in it. Added to this, we are having no unimPortans da,iy
addition to the common wealth OF our country Dy ~
hosts e~migrants from European ports, with no lncons'oef-
able amount of the needfut 10 aid them in bringing D1
high state of cultivation the immense prairies OF the
West. W. have our gold felds-contributing literally
to the common fund-and lastly, though not least, We
have our Breckenridge oil-bearing coal, possessing other
important quality and uses, the one bali OF which mas
not been told to fill up the measure OF our prosperity.
Coop CRops-The New York Times OF the 18th
inst, closes a judicious article on the above subject a.
follows
We assume, therefore, that good crops and sound cred''
must, in the ordinary course &c together. Such VIII Ne
Their re5~a this year. II the country we're already ein-
barrsssed in its internal trade Or currency or greatly DC,
hind in foreign commercial exchanges, 1t might admit
Of questions. But we start fair, and we have confidence
in the material ability, as we have all along had in the
mercantile and banking prudence Of the country, :"
stand fair and sound at home and abroad.
As we travel West, the same spirit is animating the
discerners Of events i'll the future
I'll, Eo,xo.c r.no.s -ooI No. -:.o lo.oe.l,a N
trouble about the West. The crops were never better
the Wheat crop is immense, the Dat crop is good, the
Hay crop is large and Of excellent quality, and the pros
poets for Corn are A No. l, and we predict for the
West the most prosperous times that it has ever been
her good fortune to enjoy.
Country property has been dull for the last thirty Or
sixty days, from the fart hat farmers have been busy
with their crops and haryests. But the next ninety day.
will pro luce a very great change in the sales Of country
lands, and the emie, alton from the Fast Ia the "es'
this fall and the coming spring will be im'nense-proi'-
ably larger than ever heretofore.-lhica1 Rs"l Est"is
Rey,aer.