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EFFECTS OF THE FROST IN MGssIssIrPG.-The Kinds

EFFECTS OF THE FROST IN MGssIssIrPI.-The Kinds
county CIiss.,) Gazette Of Wednesday last says:
1t is needless to say that the fruit trees the gardens
and the cornfed5 Of our early planters, presented
sad spectacle on Monday. The destruction was near
ly if not quite complete, the forest leaves even, in
some localities, giving evident signs of the destrlc
tive elements. 1t is thought the fruit is entirely de-
stroyed-the gardens certainly annihated-and
many broad fields Of corn which on Sunday morning
appeared in all loneliness, dressed in living green,
giving promise of early aud abundant harvest,
must now be reLloWed and re-planted.
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A BRIDEGROOM SENT TO SCHooL.-We understand
that Mr. John Dean, who recently married Miss Boxer,
daughter of John g. Boxer of this city, has not been
in Philadelphia at all as reported. Only this morn
ing he was dispatched 10 country school, with a
view to complete his education. His accomplished
wife meantime remaining with her fathers family,
uatons entered into by all the parties in the presence
of the court that for the year come as since the
marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean should have no inter
course with each other except in presence OF Trends
New York Post.
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AyAR1sry OF USEFUL TH1Nds.-At the establish

ASVARIErY OF USEFUL THINGs.-At the establish
ent Of our friends Messs j. E. Vose Co. Nos lls and las
may variety of articles suited
the wants of people different csns and occupations The
principal articles offered large supply of bar lead
mills and spades shoves and forks invoices of table salt and
family soap urge Of damaged India baggng, suitable for
cotton press use one engine gins and plan
carts CO in short keep general variety
of goods which they dispose OF AT the cheapest prices and
the most accommodating We all who may be
in want of any articles named that viii be worth their
while TO 90 aud inspect them. See advertisements.
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THE BATTLE NEAR RlvAs.--We find in the New
York Times of the 9th instant the following extract
from letter by gentleman Of that city, from an
officer Of the Nicalaguan army:
The fight was in fact second edition Of the Gran
ada battle, but we had better chance at them You
remember how they scattered Wien we returned from
Massayu. Well, here they didn't have the same
chance. The old st. Jorge road, you know, is lined
with native ranches, and fenced with the cactus. Pro-
badly 200 800 got into these hutS, and escaped by
the gardens in the rear. Ne killed or took prisoners
all the rest You never heard such bowling amongst
the poor devils as when we opened, for Hennngsen,
rs Gen. Sanders tacetiOusly remarked, giving
them all the La'o allowed. They flung their arms
every way. This morning we are bringing them into
Rvas half OF them loaded. We shan need any more
importations from California for a while. OF course
you will all want to know how many killed. If
any one asks you you say-as our old wuter.cure
friend used to any number you please Wilson
began to count them and got up to 800, and said he
thought it wasting the precious hours of proba
tionary state to spend any more time on dead greas
ers. 1t is certain that we finished at least jO0-and
have got about as many more on orr hands in most
deplorable condition. But the General has given
orders to take good care of them ALL and no doubt we
shall save all that's worth having One thing you
may be sure of, they will never stand up against us
again-evcn il there any sort of harmony amongst
their leaders. So you may consider the hard lighting
about over.
THE MECKLENBURG CELEBRATIuN.-The anniver-
sary of the MecIenburs Declaration of Independence,
Goth May, is to be celebrated by the people of Char
lotte. The Rev. DR.. Francis l.. Hawks of New York,
thus accepts the post of orator of the day:
New YORK, March 49, 1857.
Gentlemen: Your very kind letter, inviting me to
be with you on the 10th of May next and to deliver
an address ut the celebration of the anniversary of the
Meckienburg Declaration Of Independence, reached
| me last hight.
feel greatly honored by your request, and deem it
my duty as son of North Carolina to do what | can
to vindjUatc that honored instrument. IT, therefore
| am alive and well will, with Gods help, be with
you the 10th of May, and will deliver an address
appropriate to the occasion.
am, gentlemen, with great respect
| Your friend and countryman
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS.
NpSS,S I w 0.hornn and DtLnr,
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GROVER AND BAKER's SEWING MACHINEs--Every-
body would reduce the labor and fatigue of sewing to
pleasant easy pase parlo amusement should and
sewing machines Of Messrs Grover Baker, which
are to operation explained and furnished to order at
the agency No. 10 Camp street We advise this because the
great of machines aested by the fact that at
the demand exceeds the supply and that orders have to
be received filed in rotation the North Nessrs G.
b. that all orders booked prior to The 3dins will he
onored the arrival of the steamer from New York
The plantation sewing machines speciality, the great
value which be at to planter or
other person who has large quantities Of clothing to pro-
vide. Seeadyertisemeut, in another column. r .=
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General Relief Committee.

The following the the pres term
BeEgS; PRESIDENT Office of Femcn's Charitable Association
Ihus H. Shields. Secretary Odd Fellows il,l " H. Ellis,
Treasurer. y tiavrr street; j. H. ticunssor no ~ VcG
street NJ Hborde of Apollo Felicity road; $ L.
niler Il NatcheE street, NJ NJ. Wooa C0ucr J. II.
MTho M'rE and Common street; j. u. In,shin. New aHu
~ Van Horn Crescent Office Cnup street. Q. W Gnuld
hEIne street, H. 5. Collins Josephine and Ntyades A
Hunter Camp and PeydrasiJ J, NJ Wagner u ST. Charles
m lynd Commercial Cotton Press: 90. r. VALET Agters A
F"Is Dryades aud Terpschurc C. II. Philuutcr New
le'ee e. tincke e. GustOmhouse C. MUr Poydrns ST.
pl- Regular meetings held the third Monday each
month"; the Secretary office Odd Fellows Hail.
Camp and Lafayette streets ut 6la O'Clock +. NJ.
lei TlIOS. Il. SHIELDS, Secretary
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Two MEN SuOT BY AN INDIAN.-Ihe WabashaW
linnesota) journal of recent date states that as
Mr.. Jerry Montricket and Harrison Loomis-the fer
erof Minnesota and the latter of Wsconsin--were
towing boat along the edge of the ice on the Msss
sippi, between the mouth of the Chippewa and Mel
sons Landing on the Wisconsin side, they were met
by three Sioux Indians, one Of whom (rom Clouk)
was intoxicated, and who, without any provocation
whatever, raised his gun gave the fearful warwhoop
and shouting Chippewa" fired at the above-named
gentlemen Mr.. LOOMS died day or two afterwards,
and the other gentlemen was not out of danger. The
Indian was arrested and hung by the citizens on the
spot where he committed the crime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

RICH DISPLAY FOR THE LApIES-Ile elegant
establishment of Messrs j. Levo Co., at the of Canal
and Bourbon Streets presents than its wonted attractive
ladies just Supplies OF the most npinonS
roois-Turkh barcge sawis hounced odeS, tounced
bafege acones muslin lawns and other Hut
goods syeshaye just been received and viii be
DISPLAYED o, and after to-day We commend the Stock TO tho
particular of fair friends and wona advise them
just glance Advertisements in another part OF this
| mornings
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Interior Encampmcnts.

MAGNOLIA No i in Baton Rouge the second ant
fourth Saturday in each month
q. W. SHAW No 10 meets first and third Saturday
each month in Clinton, parish of East Felicianu.
All Communications intended the Grand EnramrncnI-
must BE- addressed JAS. Furneaux Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans
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Books FOR SPoRTsAIEN.-Th extent of Mr. ]. B.
stees variety for the mnd may he Judged from the
fact that mornings Crescent he advees list OF no less
than thirty differ mt works for spomen Honebooks re
racing fishing shooting fancy breeding, trainings poul
try raising, etc. etc The list is worth reading over
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

THE R. W. GRAND ENGAGEMENT OF LOUISIANA J.
.. o. F. holds its regular MONDAYS in Feb
and August of each tho Odd Fellows Hall corne
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the ls57-,THs Stockton " W Grand PatS
arch; A. Hero, NJ. W. g. H. Priest; f. Smith, W. S
den; James FurneRux, R, W. e. Scribe. H. Williams r.
c. TrcasurersS. NJ. Todd, r. w G. j. W; H. Mlspaugh
G. Marshal: b. DnSilva W. q. Sentinel John Frankford
Den, g. Sentinel
Oscar Barhee R W D. g. Patriarch, Of District No g. IN
ton Rouge; A. v D. Covert X. ". D. g. patri4rch Dis
ret No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard, L. W G. Rep
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WATER COOLERS, Erc.- Mr.. F. Roberts at No 20
Camp street. the City Hotel has hand fine variety of
and superior article of self sealing cans and jars
for preserving fruit which would call the attention of
housekeepers See advertisements. - q, ..,...os-t +
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+. SOUTHERN FuRNlTURE WARERooMs.--We would
remind friends who may the look out for fur
nituye either splendid plain that Mr.. hale A. Stewart at
Nos Ill i13 Canal street, is The call upon. His
wae-rooms crowded with furniture every and
taste and his prices his LIBERAL his card
colnynu
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REMAINS OF A MAsToDoN.-The Williamsburg Ga
zette says that two sailors recently discovered about
mile west of that place. the tusks of some huge ami
NAL, which were five feet eight inches in length.
Three joints Of the back bone were also found each
measuring two feet seven inches in diameter. These
specimens are to be removed to the Philadelphia
Museum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

SUNDRIEs FOR SHIP CHAMBERS, CAUIKERs AND
PAIsTERs-Gotton duck cordage, bunting, gunny bags
cors chains spikes white lead copper tin plate nseed OIL
gold leaf etc. etc. been received in large nte and
are offered cheap by ess Smith, Cooper Co.. No.
10 Tchoupitouas See advertisements.
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BARGAINS AT FRESc

BARGAINS AT FRENcH's.-The sales of dry goods,
cutlery ewelry clocks guns cigars stationery housekeeping
goods fancy generally which place daily
feues No l30 Poydra should he attended by all who
would get only the full worth of their money but double lis
worth There auction sales Mondays and Saturdays, be-
ginning hapas 10 O'clock and private sales all The
the time, See Mr.. Frenchs advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

STYLISH CLoTHNG-As choice an assortment OF
clothing md furnishing goods for gentlemen as was ever seenn
the South Is now 10 be seen Messs Norris Mau Co.'s
corner Of Camp and Common Streets the City Hotel All
the novel, rich beautiful articles of the to be found
ADJ l ! ~ = Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

LIFE INsURAHcE.-Mr. W. A. Bartlett, at No 81
raver has received the agency of the knckerbocker
Life Comp Of New York. and is prepared to in
!. sure lives at the usual rates. See his card. o..
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"R1DING ON A RAIL."-Warrants have been issued
at East Deer township, Allegheny county, Pa, for
the arrest of six young ladies, charged with riding
the school master of that district on rail. 1t ap-
pears that the school master refused the use of his
school house for the purpose of holding singing
Schools which gave the young ladies great offence.
So great the excitement that the young ladies have
secrcted themselves to avoid arrest.
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FINE CLOTHING AT STRfNGE Err s.-Messrs f. strlng
er Co., So Camp street. In receipt Of fall supplies Of
the most fashionable eegantly made clothn under cloth
ing and furnishing goods be had where cas-
business suits especially worthy the attention OF bus
ness We refer TO their advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

SPRING Dry GooDs, CHEAP.-Mr. Joseph Israel, at
No. Ill Circus street. offering fine lot Of French musns
twenty yard and lot OF mantas also II, very low
prices. See advertisement. ....,
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CARPErNas.- Messrs. A. Brousseau & Co., at No.
10 Chartres street. Of carpengs matngs
floor oil other articles in the line which onsekeepes
vii Hind well worth inspecting. See advertisement.
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS Go0Ds.-We would direct
the attention of the ladies to the advertisement of Mr. O. c.
Wayland in another part Of this mornings Crescent
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CRocKERY AT WHoLEsALE.-The country trade
and city retailers will end at Messrs Samuel b. Moore Co.'s
No 10 Camp street. very extensive and stock of
cockery glassware etc. offering at New York prices and
hacking for shipment We refer them to the adver
fisement for particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, lO6 CANAL
srRgET-New begin this week in Preach Spanish Ger
man, English Mathematics Penmanshp, Housekeeping
Photography There special apartments aud professors
for each branch.
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CLoTuING AND FURNISHING GooDs.-Gentlemen
who wish ;aseul and elegantly during the coming
Vnrm months and wish by little hopenl,
have only call upon Mcssrs L. W. Lyons Co, Mt No 81
Canal street those wishes gratied Messrs L. CO.
have everything contribute the external adoment
of man. boy or child See their advertisements.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS AT lGIouEL & JAMIsoNs-We
have for the ladies' in the fact TINT
Mcssrs Gque Jamso at No IS Charcs street WILL from
this date dispose oftheir very large, splendid and complete
dry goods very reduced prices The stock incndes
every thing in the dry goods line and all Mesrs g. NJ ask is
forth public inspect and learn personally it
being trouble show goods. The ladies,
will he able resist this invitation The advertisement
another column forth Of the particulars. Look it
up and read it.
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CAuLIrLowER SEED. - Mr.. D. Maupay, No. 6l
Graver street. hand superior lot of the above seed
freshly imported ...
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Ipphicrates the Atheuiau General, being reproved
for the meanness OF his birth by descendant of the
famous Harmonious, answered q My family begins
in me-yours ends in you
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Odd Fellows Hal, Associations

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, UAJ,I,
ASSOCIATION meets Mt their Office in odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday Of every month
iaEdwnrd Plabuy President; Thomas H. Shields
John d. ein Trensurer;J j. c. Dunlap John Orchard H. d
Setson, H. Howard, EHeas Smith, james Davis George
Raeshde, A. ". Bosworth Geo Dmeyer, Bernard CohGgs
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SUMNER CLOTHING FOR EvERYBoDY.-Av very large,
elegant fashionable stock of clothing for theseasonha is
light eohug for wesihers be a, Messs T. Ma
lard Co.'S Nos IS and 60 Canal street. Of Old levce
street. Every description clothing rsing goods that
gentlemen need with all kinds clothing youths, boys
and chile, and all kinds clothing plantation
gros included in the Messrs NJ Co. deal
beray and their purchasers always the flu worth Of their
! money. See advertisements. isq -5,'r Isl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

FERRY PRIVILEGE FOR SALE.-The Comptroller of
eerso City will adudeate, Monday the privilege of
summing ferry foot of Ane street. years
I Sec the advertisement in relation thereto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

WHITE PINE LuMBER.-Large supplies of this arti-
received by Messrs. A. Brown Co, whose Office
is at Ne. $40 Magazine street, See advertisement
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1. Q. o. F. 10


THE R. W GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, /. o. O.
E. annually the fourth Tuesdays in January an
July in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hail. of
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Orleans.
Officers YearEdward Pilsbury of Templar
Lodge No. l6 NJ. Grand Master; Howard Milspaugh Of
No III Deputy Grand Master Auguste Baqne,
of Union Lodge W. Grand Secretary Henry Williams,
Of Commercial Lodge No H. r. W. Grand Treasn IoS
NJ Blake Commercial No. IL, and H. q, Steon OF South
western Lodge Representatives to the X, W. Grand
Lodge Of the United States; j. X Gutheimc of Commercial
No IL W Grand Chaplain; James Srawhridge, of Louisiana
No l. w. Grand Marshall Gardner Smith, Of Commercial Lodge
No H. W. Grand Conductor; Paul n Mortimer of Union
Lodge No. g. w. Grand Guran j. Flanktord OF Crescent
Lodge No. s, W. Grand Herald.
District Deputy Grand Masers-E b. Maunsel, of Covenant
Lodge No. II, District No. 2; j. s. Burke, OF Jefferson Lodge
No q District No. 81 V. Richards, of Excelsior Lodge No.
a. District }. g. Parkinson, Of St. Mary Lodge No %,
trict No g. A. Heron, of DcSoo Lodge No T. District No
H. lillmnn Of Carroll Lodge No 80 District No 3; j. NJ
Phips Trinity Lodge No g. District No O. John Moore
of New Iberia Lodge District No. II; II. HnnseCker, Of
Meth 81 District No. II; A. MspanEh, OF Prairie
Lodge 81 No 49, o. F. LangwOrhy Of Clinton Lodge
No 81 District No. IA George Demey Of Magnolia Lodge
No % No. IT, s. Slaughter of Chencyve Lodge No
A. District No l6 +. Maun, of Assumption Lodge NO
&3, District No II.
Standing Commtees,-State of The Order p, G. NJ q. W.
Shaw; P. CTS g. Cohen and a. W. Bosworth Judicial-f.
NJ JAS. Slockon r G 's VIM. Shannon ard W. b. kootA
and f. A. Patterson: Lc,islGivcP u. g. NJ, Henry
Bier p. G.'s, H. +. Power and VIM Denrue: inance-P g.
Ms H. g. Setson and no Crickaid and g. Geo areside;
Constitution md LawsP Ga, j. Furncnnx A. W MELON
aid and j. T. Michel: CrcGntiulsP Gs F. A. Dcnt@e, W.
X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust.
Accommodations the Grand Master Grand Secretary
should be the Grand Secretary Odd
Fellows Hall. TlOS. II. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary
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Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA LODGE No. | meets every Friday event =, in
room No s. Odd Fellows Hall Theo Marks N g. H. s. Bots
doru v G.; r. F. W Bucimnn Secretary George Ellis Per
WASHINGTON LODGE No meets every Thursday evs,
Ing IL Margny Buildings, Third District Jones' N
NJ Winsow " e.; james Hickey Secretary f. Louis Per.
Se ,,n -, Hooper, treasurer. ,
UNION LODGE No 6 meets every Monday evening in
No 8; odd Fellows Hal. A. thompson n - Folger v
e.; j. H. Heno Secretary; Tho h. Shields, Ger Secretary;
CRESCENT LODGE No. meets Thursday
rosm No Odd Fellows Hail, =: r. Hos,e n O. Geo.
seymour, " ii IL hefnccke hec secretary; h. N Jahan
Per- Secretary +. X. Barbo Treasurer.
JEFFERSON LODGE No. meets Thursday evening
in Jefferson Hail Fourth District J. + Miller N a. D. liz,
rue v Juo krnuy. j., Morris Per
| Rotary; VIM Deacon, Treasurer.
TEiryoNIA IoncE M IN rec,s evsrv rrosdar .r,,,,.
in rao, To Odd Feiovs, Hail G payrnhcrRsr Ess
ALA II
Secpetay. + Schneider Trcns,,r " 'eue'' fe''
'etiet'' =
ORLEANS LODGE No II meets every Tuesday evening in
room No l. dd Fellows HAIL r. Alien ~ u y H. Ienry,
g.; f. l.. beeler, Rec. and Fer Secretary L. Bruce,
treasurer
COMMERCIAL LODGE No 70 meets every Wednesday
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TRAVELLING PARAPHERNALIA. The stock of trunks,
carpet bags yaes India rubber clothing and travelling articles
generally offering by Messrs II. W. Reynolds Co.. No. 81
Canal street. worth the especial attention Of all who intend
taking long jaunts Of town Everything is of the
best quality and is offered market price. See
vertisef neut 3 d. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

LAFoURCHE ITEMs.--We clip the following items
from the ThibodauX Minerva, of Saturday last
Whether the panorama of the Arctic regions now
being exhibited at Odd Fellows Hall, New Orleans,
has any influence on the weather, or has contributed
in any wise toward the extreme cold experienced in
this latitude on Sunday and Monday last we are not
able to say, but free to admit that on no tor
mer occasion have we witnessed ice in our streets on
the 9th and 7th days of April. II we are not greatly
mistaken, the growing crops particularly corn, must
have materially suffered. All the gardens in this
vicinity unless protected, have been seriously injured
The, Iafourche still continues to recede slowly at
this point. Our bridge under the superintendent @!
Messrs. Townsend & Davidson. the new contractors
is advancing rapidly, and will be completed within
the time specified in the contract.
The Minerva gets off the subjoined " awful IN on
the late judicial election:
Police Reports-Badiy Beaten.-J. N. Lea, q gen
tleman well known for his cipH qualities, and resi-
dent of one of the four districts of the city proper
assaulted at the court house in this place on Mon
day last, the 9Th inst, by a Coleman and badly
beaten. The offender, by jury of the people, was
sent before the Supreme Court.
The above is almost as bad as one we heard last
Wednesday " There has been tremendous rise in
the price of coal (Cole) lately, ferventy calculated
an excited youth. We left just then, the audience
began to look boodthrsty towards the unfortunate
young man. We have not learned what became 0!
him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

GEM GRoCERY--The freshest and best family sup
pean and fancy groceries preserves fruits, Wines liquors
and codalssr had the popular establish
ment E. L. rcier No o baronne street, opposite the
car station we recommend all friends and sample
the supplies at the Gem. See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

Hoors AID THE PoEr GRAY Hoops seem to
have served mischevous poet sometimes, hundred
years ago, among the conceits and fashions of the
day at Stoke Pogis. They were at that period as
much in vogue as now. One of Grays satircal
poems describes wicked imp they called poet:
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The RIVERS ABovE.-The st. Louis Republican OF
Tuesday last, says:
The river at this point continues swelling, and is
coming rapidly up the levee, covering piles OF pig
iron etc. All the upper rivers are reported swelling
The last report from the upper Mississippi is six and
half feet on the upper and five and a half on the
lower Rapids. Arrivals were numerous yesterday and
business was brisk on the levec. The weather was
IL