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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
Public Meeting.

PARISH PLAQuExIsks June 10, 1857.
Messrs After the adjournment the District
yesterday large number OF the citizens o. both parties
bed the coffee house of Manuel Rsgaz and held i'm
proiptu rirneet;ng of which here present
you: ... 5r.u
Mr. Moliere Salvan called the chair, Mr..
Bolese appointed Secretary,
DR.. Wilkinson being called upon, made the following
marks and suggestions saowRg forth plan for the
dafion of Southern influence;
ADDRESS. -..r.
Fslocces individual views and private interests have
exerted Influence Jting the objects and effects of
certain principles recently public
policy, that external enemy
tack us people would be rendered poweress perhaps by
mutual resentens 1t is to destroy This evil that would
your thoughts and aim Put aside the medium which
the objects of your attention. Even
objects themselves which have grown obnoxious
through the magnyin lens of prejudice and contemplate 9TH
which OF interest parties and surprising in
importt, all other questions at issue
The accurately do this ult the dictates of
conscience Judgment. Invest yourself much
possible of prejudice and yndcve feeling believe that
your neighbc friend perhaps of twenty years.
be suddenly transformed into enemy who would
deadly from rights which would only
use counys benefit Unfortunately you
left the unbiased consideration of these matters. Your
dustria avocRtons leave little time for other purposes and
your generally tured the consde alton of poti-
cal subjects by the promptngs partiss hose Ingenious
citing and sophca arguments lead from
conclusions and whose interests dpassionate
ection who enu in success attained often by the creation
your of feelings of hate revenge. 1t
pose happiness that should be
united and at this eouncture especially mpoc We do
not suppose possible should think alike upon
jecs But would counsel sacrifices opinion and
minor points, obtain
parties ed upon questions
which Vitality others urged only produce
excitement interests o inude themselves
platforms and whenever embraced in these
positions evoke the hostites of faction
Il would polite excade from political
which You may adopt every feature which might
siye and general pecepts policy which would
national organization i"'I
In the affairs nation this time stands question
pre emneuy conspicuous and oyershadowing all ohesthat
is the South against Northern
test which but which shun. II
necessary TO recaptuate many OF Northern enmity
nor 10 partcuarizc NGcaen Of the DEGREES
the United Supreme Court and The murder of United
States officials in the execution law enacted
protection Southern rights, which have been
Northern States Northern and oaiueG
by Northern Legislatures circuits of 10 Northern
companies wage Ipon Southern epl FACTS which
disgrace e records OF Norhe mhes W. need
further Every mail brings that should
of impending danger Certainly does behoove
gently provide the Of defense We ask 9yorsno
concessions all require ii jtsceis independence and
have Bat will Ere soil administration giant
justice; Nay rather will not trap apon our tights And
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II. Dssrel y CO.,

sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
Charities street. ..........37
Have hand large assortment Of BLANKS, comprising
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, all forms necessary for Mer-
chants. h. ...sH. l.
NOTARY'S BLANKS, all forms. |-#
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Drafts Notes, Checks.
RENT RECEIPTS, Leases, Dray Receipts. H -"
DRAY RECEIPTS for the Opeousas Railroad.
BILLS OF LADING 70, Opelousas Railroads. steamers.
SHIP BILLS LADING for Europe printed thin
STEAMBOAT BILLS LADING, large and small.
STEAMERS BILLS LADING, Auctoneers' Blanks
ALI kinds BLANKS printed to order. CHECKS printed to
order with different vignettes initiating engraving.
...aH.E P. DUREL q CO.,
jel1 2ptf 81 Chartres street.
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RtadOn Water.

This Water from the Alkaline Sulphur Springs at Badon
Aa owned by Messrs Connor Wooten,
great variety of complaints peculiar to the Southern climate
1t acts mildly yet efficiently the different secren organs
the liver skin, Kidneys membrane etc, restoring
these to their natural healthy condition. and found
pecay suited for ths whole class of yspepc diseases
liver compants also for and rheumatism general de-
of the system from long residence tropical c
nephrtc and skin diseases have yielded the
continued use of the SULPHUR BLADoN WATER. The
testimony of the most eminent medical faculty
South be adduced in favor of the BLADON WATER
remedy tor the mentioned other Diseases
The propretors would respectfully inform tho public that
they prepared receive visitors Springs
have established the following where the Water DO
had Mt all times FRESH, by the barrel demohn The
same terms at the Springs by addressing,
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
1874 Canal street, (rouro Bldings,)
.. ia. Agent for New Orleans.
P.s.-For the convenience of invalids, the BLADON
WATER is kept drsught at the above store at
the drug stores generally in New Orleans je22 2plt&lW
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The Best .an.ey.tcas, Pianos

EVER PRODUCE DIN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY 4 SONS, n. Y.
These quality tone elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half tone higher than tho
pitch.
In fact they considered by the eminent Pants be
superior any other made in this country
The rsgned visited last all the Piano Manufac
tories in the Northern cities and selected STEINWAY h
SONS INSTRUMENTS best adaped the Southern
climate He has them for sale, and and artists
invited to call and examine them.
The best MELODEoNS, from the mandatory Of MASON
HANEIIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nlT onMo belnv
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To 1raceles.s Leart,g the Ctty.

. .s--.s.-s- You will find at Cd ~.
J. B. STEEL's STATIONERs' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp street,
A very large and extensive variety of
MISC LLANE GUS WORKS
Suitable for Railroad and Steamboat Travelling,
Ss5 4 -embracng-
LATE NOVELS,
Bound and Unbound3 ... Q
HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHICAL
TRAVELS etc.
The Latest Publications
Received issued from the press, ALWAYS AT
PUBLISHERS PRICES.
ALSO
MAPS of the different States,
"@ l7 RAILROAD GUIDES, and a
ROUTE BOOKS.
"' H' 4i at'a j. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and stationer,
je22 2p3t No. 60 Camp street
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H9r White Teeth, PerfuIned Breath and
beautiful complexion acquired by using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS What lady or gentleman would
under the of disagreeabe breath when by using
the balm of Thousand Fowes dentrifce, would
only render but leave the teeth white aabaster
Many their breath iS the subject
delicate their friends will mention It, Beware of
countereis Be each bottle is signed Fetridge Co., N.
Y" For sale. by sICKLEs CO., Agents. MORRISON, and
all Druggists. l.N al0 2peod6m
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II Card.
DR.. SAMUEL REYNo Ids,

DR.. SAMUEL. YNOLDS,
The Unrivaed CANCER DOCTOR,
Has his old stand Grayier street. to No.
02 RAyIER STREET where he is prepared all dis
which he processes viz CANCERS in their
FORMS SCALD HEAD WHITE sWELLINGS and ULCERS
of every description
Specimens of ucerou tuours extracted from patients be
Dr. Reynolds Office references persons promi
nent standing in this and other States of the Union who have
been successfully treated Dr. Reynolds will be given all
who have doubts of the efficacy his remedies el 2ptf
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sbs
Charities Street.
HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER.

The undersigned begs inform the Ladies of New
Orleans and the public thai he is fully prepared 10 execute MY
order in his line such as
BRACELETS, NECKLACES
GUARD aud VEST CHAINS,
RINGS, drops, CROSSES, BUTTONS
HEARTS, ANCHORS
..- EARRINGS, AC0RNs,
SNAKES, FISH, BASKETS, ETC.
FLOWER BOUQUETS. MONUMENTS, LANDSCAPES,
LETTERS etc., in Locke,s, Brooches or Frames
Specimens of his work be at his store, which ths
public respectfully invited to call and examine.
The undersigned those who may favor him with
their orders their work made This he would
consider favor great deal of imposition pracee
in this business by substituting work imported from Paris
passing it rs if executed with the hair furnished.
He that he possesses the confidence Of tho
respectable families the city and State and offers below
but to refer he Is satisfied they will endorse all
he having him with the hair Of deceased friends
which beyond valsaton to them.
Always hand complete assortment Of JEWELRY, par.
ticularly BRACELET CLASPS, BREAST PINS and LOCK-
ETS for Hair or Lkenesses
REFERENCES:
Hyde Goodrich, Miss Blackburn.
+. A. Tyler, Esq, Mrs Landry.
Gen. Pauches Family, Mrs. Martinez
Judge Richardson, Mrs. Chiffon.
L. g. Duncan, Esq, Mrs. Wood.
II. Rodewad, ESD, Mrs Mclean.
J.C. b. Yuille, Esq, Mrs Bringier.
Miss MeIlhenny, Mrs jerks.
Miss Ralston, Mrs, ". NJ. Perkine,
Miss Robertson, Mrs. Vaudeville.
HB-JEWELRY and WATCHES carefully and neatly re-
paired by experienced workrnen.
ARRecollect the numbef-27 Chartres srret.
dl5 2pMo5m F. STEUBENRAUCH, Artiss.
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Southern machinery Depot.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from ~ to Is horse
power
lumber day.
PUMPS in variety throw from 10 2 coo gallons
of water per minute.
COTTON GINS Of a novel construction, that Planter
ought TO leave the city without seeing.
CORN MILLS, CORN and COB CRUSHERS. FODDER
CUTTERS, and all the LABOR.SAyING MACHINERY Of
the day, together with MACHINE BETTING BETTING
CLASPS.
All these constantly on hand receiving, by
D. G. LOWBER & CO., Agents,
m2 2p6mMo 50 Magazine street,
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ss- Prom ounced 1ncurabIe by Physicians

Yet Cured BY Ho0iiand's German Biers; -
Central Bridge, Schoharie Co.. n Y, Feb. II, 1855
DR.. c. NJ jackson: Dear SRA gentleman by the Of
Lakn living this place. who has been under the docors
Charge years past with Liver
Complaint, which last fall turned into Dropsy and
by the principal physicians of the place,
his friends expected him to die daily after taking
German Bit ers ont doing errands and
tending daily business The Bters are consequently,
in great demand. Respectfully, JOHN G. CARRSL.
See advertisement. s-a 81. R.sH s- jel6 2pm&W
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RV-Mrs. Boyd, No. I5S Camp street--Depot
for the sale OF SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats, Grocers
Families Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
pach less than usual Ladies' Under Garments
made up to order or sale ready made. ei5 2ptoi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
Summer CI0thinu.

F. N G Ell & CO..
No. 30 Camp street.
NEW SUMMER RAGLANS AND OFFICE COATS,
OF ALPACA,
BOMBA2INE,
--. coLoRED LINENS, etc.
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
CoLORED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
'ESTs-New patterns aud styles Of
FANCY MARSEILI.FS,
CoLoRED DRILL,
, SILK, etc.
sH1RTS-New styles Of
COLoRED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. b. ANDC. :.
LINEN
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERINO AND SILK
UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS,
a2S 2p26teod HAT r HOSE ut.
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.. .W0Ody's Shirts.
Air-'Moly Baum"
OIL MooDY'S SHIRT STORE l'll be finding,
I know he's always something new
The wristbands broad narrow--winding
With stripes Of lilac, pink or blue.
Many chaps fuss keeping,
To try rival Shirt with you
But oh the fellow must be sleeping
Who can't discern between the two
Moodys Shirts-Moody's, Moody's Shirts.
The pretty plaits made SO smooth, dear;
The pretty collars stitched SO fine;
And then our buttons ne'er come off, dear
Had the tin" you would be mine.
Wicked shirt chaps, they snarling,
Moody's Shirts preferred, dye see
To Moody's Shirt Store 60 my darling
only wish had aV.
Moody's shirts-Moody's, Moody's Shirts,
100 CANAL STREET.
Selling Or: Selling OFF!
To the commodous Store OF Canal and
Royal streets
The prices of few articles will convince the publ that
paalleled inducements offered them and humbug
SIX FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS for So
SIX SUMNER UNDERSHIRTS for 81 50.
SIX SUMMER DRAWERS for 80 50.
SIX READY HEMMED HDKFS. for 81.
SIX LINEN SHIRT COLLARS for so cents.
SIX LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS for 81 so.
SIX SUMMER WASHING CRAVATS for 50 cents.
je22 2p3eod
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CAPs1zED.-A yacht on pleasure excursion cap
sized off West Banks in New York harbor on the
14th inst. About twenty persons got ducked by the
mishap, but they were all picked up by steamer
shortly afterwards.
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Infants Carriages.

Just received per ships Edwin and Bomberg from Hayre,
large assortment Of
CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN, IL
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET SETS, r...
PORCELAIN VASES,
SHIRTS, CRAvATs,
COLLARS CORSETS and
FANCY GOODS in general.
LION T. PINSARD,
jes 2ptf &c and 6S Royal street, Benvile.
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.TOtiCe.

Families propose Papeng their houses this
respectfully invited to call and examine the Sample Room of
the where may be OAK MARBLE, STONE,
GOLD VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS put up in Decora.
ton, Fresco and other styles by B. H. BEACHBARD.
F. NEWHALL,
No. 90 Canal street. corner Old Leyee,
mylS 2ptf up stairs
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PUBLIC SCHOOL yAcATIoN.-Teachers and pupils
wish penmaushp, book keeping, mathematics
English French Spanish German referred advertise
men of Dobesrs Commercial College, No. log Canal street.
All should apply Immediately Former students attend with
out charge but their and
fix hours Monday. No reserved after that time,
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Pebble SpeCtdCEes.

complete assortment of these excellent Glasses in Gold
and Steel Frames always hand for sale
prices by the subscribers
| We have ssd these PEBBLES for than TEN
YEARS PAST, and guarantee them unsurpassed, as
HELPS TO READ by anything that this any other country
can produce.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
uy2S eptf corner Canal md Rnyal streets.
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Crescent Job once.
CLARK ds 1 r . b W
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,

No. 10 Camp street, New ofieahs' La.
The above Establishment having been ht'en up WIN
and extensive Of PLAIN and 'ois
TYPE PRESSES prepared to execute every variety o.
u,ox- an,x, ron x,zsXny2ZgyG,
such
BOOKS PAMPHLETS, lNs. Io'ioiHs'
BILL HEADS, BILLS LADlNd, Bhlhro
CHECKS, ID CIRCULARS, oAkDs,
Nd v pFCEIpTs MANIFEsTs STEAMBOAT BILLS
R1ANK NOTES. DRAFTS, ETC., etc..
and in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
in the style of Typography at satisfactory prices
Having hand large assortment Of beautiful scotch race
Tyve carefully selected with especial reference to printing
BOOKS PAMPHLETS, etc., patrons rely on having their
work executed in style unsurpassed by other office IN tho
c,ty nit 2pMotf
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The Eastern Cfus.fo,
PACLuING, MISS,

"a no ....,...,..,. EDITOR
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circnlats,
0, any Country Newspaper in South is verv reecI,
offered as an advertising medium the Merchants of New ~
cans. -' w
oFaerfor advertising leftnt the CRESCENT OFFICE will
he punctually attended TO, "
RSHFRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans 4, 7.ts
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DE Il ID

On Saturday the 10th inst FAITH aged @ years.
native of Cincinnati lac member of Hope HOOK and Ladder
Fire Company No g.
Saturday morning, the 10Th inst at o'clock PAUL
BEAUREGARD, aged 2 years, native Of this city.
On Saturday morning the Goth inst LOUIS aged years,
sou of C. Gardanne and Henriette Maudon.
On Saturday evening, the 10th inst, at o'clock REN
daughter Aira and Theodore Morrel aged month
laws
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Dress Trimmings.

Just received, II fresh supply of DRESS TRIMMINGS of
various kinds.
Also complete assortment Of
FRENCH LINEN AND COTTON sHIRTs-white and Col.
ored.
SILK, LINEN AND COTTON DRAWERS.
SILK, GAUzE MERINo, Isle THREAD AND COTTON
UNDERSTANDS.
SILK, LINEN, Isle THREAD AND COTTON SOCKS
COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS, HANDKERCHIEFs, etc.
LION d PINSARD,
my5 2ptf &c and 6s Royal street corner BienyiIle
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H A II s., G 4 PS. ETC.,
Dr. Samuel Reynolds.

offloE-Noll6 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
lures CANCERS, soALn-HEAp, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
0~'-'>S 'i eNerS uescFlpfon
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#. .WGIHfd 5 Co.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal of Old Leyee, N. o.
The subscribers have in store general assortment OF SUM
MER CLOTHING for sale at LOW PRICES, consisting
part Of .|.
Coored DRILL PANTS.
White DUCK and DRILL PANTS.
Summer TwEEDs, MERINo, BoMBAZ1NE and ALPA-
CA PANTS.
CHECK and Brown LINEN PANTS
Brown LINEN and STRIPED COATS
Light Summer GRASS CLOTH COATS.
ALPACA and BARBOUR FROCK COATS and RAG
LANS.
MERINO and Summer TWEED FROCkS.
White and Coored MARSEILLES VESTS.
Black BOMBAzINE and MERINO VESTS etc., etc.
ALSO
An assortment Of BOYS CLOTHING.
A varied.stock of FURNISHING GOODS, etc., etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
je22 2p3teod corner Of Old Levee street
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAwBA.-The U. s. mail
steamship Cahawha, j p. Bnlloch, commander, from
New York direct arrived at the leyee yesterday after
noon. She brings no news Of any importance. On
the night of the Goth she passed the steamship ha
delpha, bound for New York via Havana.
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1857.

A0-The clerks Of the steamers T. G. Twitcheil,
Baltic and Peter Tellon, have our thanks for late
Louisville and St Louis papers.
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Boots, Shoes and asroo0,,s.

All WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditctipg BOOTS Russss
hho"ANs, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Casu
peachy HATS, at the lowest marke, prices nv
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
ii Il s., 4 PS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
Weare constantly receiving si,l
cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican ana
wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, BY
,u,,s FROST & CO.,
Sio HpH" No, 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

~ Mesrs. w. g. Morrell & Co., have sent Us the
July number of Godeys Lady's Book.
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The South can and the South can't-the South will
and the South won't--unless something happens!
This is the gist of the Unions conclusion. After de-
nyng in two elaborate articles that the South could
ever become Independent Of the North after denying
that our people could ever become a manufacturing
people, except at the sacrifice OF their agriculture,
after rejoicing that our system of railroads would
place still more hopelessly at the feet Of our free
soenemies, byfendering US still more agricultural"
the Union, in single sentence upsets all its previous
arguments, statements and assumptions, and acknowl
edges that: If Europe and the North force her the
South) to it, she can easily manufacture for herself,
and cut off all intercourse with Them that :" she
has SKILL capital, energy, enterprise, abundance of
waterpower and exhaustless coal fields7 Add to
this the exclusive possession Of the raw material and
what more can the South want ,.,5.. a.
We have traced the devious and inconsistent course
Of the Union thus closely because it is understood to
be the organ Of Mr. Buchanan administration which
position bestows upon it widespread influence over
the minds of thousands who supported the President
in the South and not because Of any other paramount
merit the articles contained. Last Monday we re-
futed the falsites Of its article Of the 9Th inst; and
this Monday we have done the same thing by its
article of the 10TH besides aappending its confession
that it was wrong from the beginning and through
out, and that the South car" easily manufacture for
herself whenever she sees proper
From this plain showing of facts the Southern peo-
ple without distinction of party, will know hereafter
what amount of reliance may be safely reposed in the
arguments and assertions of the Washington Union.
ADVISED TO DIsBAND-The Richmond Wing ad-
vises the American party to dsband declaring that
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Southern Furniture W"areroon.s

Southern Furniture Wrnres0Oms
CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. Ill and 173 Canal street, Ne,o Dreams,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, ii ad.
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Partei
wishing thing in his line will find their sdvantageto
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
je2o 2p6tk1tW III and l73 Canal street
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Public school Vacation.

ALL TEACHERS
OR PUPILS
WHO WISH
TO LEARN
PENMANsH1P,
BOOK KEEPING,
MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH,
SPANISH,
FRENCH or
GERMAN, must
apply IMMEDIATELY at
no L. Il e IRIS
M M E C 4 L COL E G E :,
No. JOG Canal street, New Orleans.
N. B.-Former pupils attend WITHOUT CHARGE; but
secure their and fix hours the
FIRST OF THIS WEEK. No reserved after TU ESDAY
No for pupils secured iii PAIo for. All seats
usually of Departments before vacation
begins. ~ .
eea ape, RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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SoMETHMG NEw.-Russian Steam Bath House.
We have heen favored by MIRA. T. Duhrkoop with
photographic plans of Russian Steam Bath House"
which be intends TO erect soon on Baronne street,
between Canal and Common. Messrs. Howard 4
Diete are the architects and the establishment both
as regards external appearance and internal arrange
ment, will be something new in New Orleans--ele-
gance and luxury being its chief features It to be
two-story house, with shower, tub and steam baths,
parors, retiring rooms etc. with separate entrances,
and divisions for gentlemen and ladies. Such an es
tablishment is much needed here, and when erected
We doubt not IL will be largely patronized.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

FoURrH OF July PIoMc.-The picnic intended
to have been given at Greenyille on the Fourth Of
July, we learn, has been given over at least far
Is locality Is concerned Another picnic and one Of
very recherchs and select character, s now in
temptation to take place at the Mccarthy Plantation,
in the Third District on tile Glorious Fourth" The
managers are young gentlemen who can be depended
upon, and we have reason to believe that they will
get very delightful anniversary frolic They will &C
cept our thanks for their Invitations to be present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

THIRD DIsTRIoT SGHooL EXAMINATIONS. - The
public school examinations Of the Third District begin
to-day, with that Of the Girls High School, under
Miss b. Mactier. The examinations of the Bays
High School and the primary schools will follow day
by day. and the grand exhibition Of all the schools
will take place at the Fillmore schoolhouse, Baga-
telle street. on Friday, the Sd Of July The exami-
nation and exhibition win be we'll worth attending,
by oil who feel an interest in public education