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Crescent Job Office.

Crescent Job Office.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. 20 Camp street. New Orleans, La.
The above Establishment having been fitted up with large
and extensive assortment of PLAIN ORNAMENTAL JOB
TYPE PRESSES etc. prepared every variety Of
8OOkc AND .yOxs x,xtEAy1X1VG,
SUCH
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, ms. POLICIES,
BILL HEADS, BILLS LADING, BRIEFS,
CHECKS CIRCULARS, CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, MANIFESTS STEAMBOAT BILLS
BLANK NOTES, DRAFTS etc., etc.
and in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
in the best style of Typography satisfactory prices
Having hand large of beautiful Scotch Face
Type carefully selected with especial reference printing
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS etc. patrons can rely having their
work executed in style by other Office in
city. nl7 2pMotf
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~ The clerk Of the steamer Ingomar has placed
us under obligations for late Memphis papers.
a7-Robert Phillips Esq, has our thanks for late
y 81 Lonis paper.
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alabama Journal,

sFIUbdM;n yOlEfllu{,
MONTGOMERY, ALA. - DAILY, IRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above published Capital of Alabama and
is Of the oldest andbest papers in the State and
has the largest circulation in its vicinity interior and
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans. It consequently the best medium for ad
verng by Merchants New Orleans who trade
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
f RMS
Mo. 3Mo. Mo. u No.
Daily square 10 50 90 Sl3 90 So CO.
Weekly square. ....,,.... 2 50 $50 1000 1000
Tri-Weekly, square..,., 4 % 500 1890 1900
subscription TO Daily .... ..........S7 90
=. Tri-Weekly per alllum ......... 60
:. Weekly per ............ 90
n Subscriptions and Advertisements received at the Cres
cent oiice ia2, Up
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The Eastern Clarion,

PAULNING, MISS
S. r. ADANS..,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EDITOR
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be punctuay attended
r-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. dl 2pu
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nlr For A ss0ciatc Justice-Messrs. Editors (:
Please Judge j. N. LEA a candidate for
zion the of Associate Justice of the Supreme
Fl fIS,o
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Garnet EV,HrehOaxSe.

No la CHARITIES sTREET-Just received from England
of Medallion, Velvet Wilton, Brussels Tapestry
Ply, ingram, Venetian and Dutch super CARPETlSGS
Also Floor OIL CLOTH all widths and qualities in
variety styles MATING, A, \, 81. White, Checked
and Fancy Window Shades; Table Linens; Druggets; Stall
Rods ETC., all at the lowest marke. prices.
fees 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU & co.
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y. Y. Seymour,

j. W. seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROT GIL La,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans oc,ls 2pu
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HesC Spring Cashmere Sttss.

An elegast assortment of CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS
just received from our fac ory
Buyers will do we'll to call and examine at
PERSON, HARRISON g. CO.'S,
ft2S 2pst Magazine street, corner Canal.
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Del,ots,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THR
GENUINE
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
IN Nos. q and Isl Chsrtras street.
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ATWe are under many obligations to Col Ed
Floyd for attention in sending valuable legislative
documents.
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4 lHuteTs luTuisIftG WIZ W
for Plantation GarGens.
ARTIGHOkE.
ASPARAGUS
Large Giant.
|, BEANS
Broad Windsor,
Early Yellow Six Wee
Early Snap or Valentin
Red Speckled French.
POLE BEANS
White Flat Lima,
White Granny Runners
Horticultural Cranberr
BEET
Early Turpip Blood,
Long Blood,
Yellow Beet,
French Sugar Beet,
Mangel Wurtzell,
Swiss Chard.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
CABBAGE
Large Drumhead,
Extra Large York,
Extra Sugar Loaf,
Early York,
Late Battersea,
Green Globe Savoy,
Drumhead Savoy,
Flat Dutch. n.
Red butch,
Bergen,
Turnip Rooted above g't
MUSTARD
White and Brown.
ONION
White,
Yellow,
Red.
OKRA.
PEAS
EARLY Prince Albert,
Early May,
Extra EARLY,
Early Frame,
EARLY Washington,
Blue Imperial,
Marrow far.
PARSNlP-
Large Sugar.
PARSLEY
Single or Plain,
Double Curled.
PEPPER
Long Bell,
Bull Nose,
Swee, Spanish,
Cayenne or Jamaica.
PUMPKINS
OF sorts.
RHUBARB.
kOQuE1TE.
RADlSH-
Long Scarlet,
Red Turnip,
Half Long,
White Turnip,
yellow Turnip,
Black Spanish.
SQUASH
Early Bush,
Long Green.
Also,
HAVANA TOBACCO SEED
RED AND VIII
LUXE
fe23 2p2tMo
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House Ests.nishsy,o Goods,

CHINA, GLASSWARE
LAMPS, SILVER Pr aTFD WARE
TABLE CUTLERY,
JAPANNED TRAYS
IRON, WOODEN and TIN WARE
complete assortment, Ow prices.
P. R. FELL & CO.,
jas -peodIm Il Camp street.
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.Ha1lti{fGS,
To Ladies'.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NETS-Tust received four
BONNETS style for the very reduced
prices.
LION & pINSARD,
fc6 2p1Ot 6i and GS Royal street, Bicnville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26
City Intelligence.

SAILING OF THE TKNSxsstK--so RECRUITS Foa
WALLER.
The Tennessee sailed from doox al the foot OF North
Moro street, si precisely 3 o'c-ok yesterday after.
roop She vent OF quietly any coast river boat
tserc vas no disturbance OF any kind we're any ar
rests made. An unusually large crowd siood upon the
p,er 10 wave their seeus their friends soi The
Tennessee carried out recruits FOR Walker, and
emgrsn,s Tor NoSsuxua ou, of her ESQ pas,eegcrs 90
we're shipped tor Nicarssus, bu, Of them vent
through tho 'Nicarssusu ArercJ"
strio orders son, from the onoe OF Mcsrs. Nor
gan Co, owners OF the Tennessee, 70 the officer 10
chsrxc Of the gang plank and decks Of vs 10 sd
NIT unless possessed OF ticket dirocily froa thai
,dlcs, and signed by that frm.
In consequence OF this order the abus,srs we're not
SLOWED board, although many tickets wsrc pres
70 Mr.. Lodsrng, Of the independent police In charge
the sarg plank bu, all alike refused Thu osused
nuch dissatisfaction among the gentlemen prscpin
them VINO congrexsted In ANAL knots and taxed oye
TIE stisr and the meaning OF suoh strange conduct
the part Of the owners The pessengers on board we're
of very respectable class and presented very skag
contrast TO ho last load VI passengers TAKEN by the
The Nicsrasusn agents state that hundreds %,
persons sincc last sailing OF the rcnnessce have W.
fersd 10 book themselves h the Ncara gusn Agercs for
Nicarssua and that n there hadibeen fschues for
mssps for them on their arrival ave hundred p,rs,u,
(recrus) could have been sent ont 70 Walkey. Tp
ion on behsf IL the Transit Company novel feature
In the var Of the steamboat Commodorcs. What does
purporp The Tennessee viii call at Greytown ana leave
the nty passengers who wish 70 land there then pro-
coed 10 AsprwAl With her two hundred Oali'ornis
passengers many OF whom ere ladies. shortly before
the vessei sailed. Mr.. lawrence. Capt Keefs Yoong
McKIbbn Capt Waters, and several other prominent All
busters came down sad vent os board. They bad 40
sooner done i. ihsn ex Councilman wild with oos, aod
umbrella iu nsnd hurried down on the dccs 70 wud the
vessel but before he arrived the gang planks
hauled leaving the sbove named persons on the ship
AsoerannG this tobe tho case, thcy ran forward when
Coupcimsu wiid re nrss time discovering Mr.. Lac
In this prcdcsren;, exclaimed 10 friend standing
By. "Theret So TOO and costa ~ court gone 70 -"
thinking, psrhsrs that Mr.. lawrence, for wh)m he ~
bcndsman be ursble " sei ashore, and thus be
carried out or the country Mr. lawrence disappeared In
the crowd and srev him went Mr.. Wild. VINO bst be-
somewhat worried apparently and begsn 20 search
'cr opportunity of getting his friends agaa
ffis fears we're, however, unfourded, a. Mr.. Lawrence
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ny thn appears thai an additional pressure Involves
an ADDITIONAL corsumpsson rhs pressure cannsS
BE- governed ~ Inc worts but n The consumers are In
teljsrpt enough 10 taov fov 70 govern thAiy us&pu
M ley csn remove many present of CON plapx
foush pressure csnrcs be entirely regulated ~ tse
sorrocs In lse University all the gas passes thronxN
ope metre and there IL small metre In eaoA az t,s
ICONS The copsumricn FOR each. The sserexs,c
OF the small Uefes. however, thar ne nora
1dcaied b. the stse metre though theirs were sas~
burners N ths balls, sc. AL e metres we're furn shsS
by ne Ga. Comrany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26

Mr. THAisDe gave his fourth concert for the pupils
Of inc public schools s Nibos Garden yesterday morn
irg The audience intensely delighted and after the
concer, NJ Thaserg and Nine. do Ansri we're Addressed
by Master Ia Mama, on behalf Of the pupils, ss fol-
lows
An nom des slevcs assemblies oi, pernsstez MOI do
vors exprrer In pyofonde gratitude que rsssentent
pour n generose laquelle vous eur procure
iopporunit dassstor lun de VOC dehcieux concerts.
hutsnt que vous apprecops pexoelence ~ Ia richeue
du talent musical don't vous aver favoyise, nous
apprccsous encore Plus 10 souohsnte amsbile qui
condut oondcacondre de IL hause et brilsnte sceiete
enc vous sveg coutume dc charmer pour edihw es
f.rs Dc ncs ecoles publiquc lee rsnsfo-mant su
sudHolre enthousi.stc,
"a ormons pcur vous des sounaIts ds ssnse de boa
heur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26

BEAUTIFUL MpAaR.-On Tuesday OF last week
the people OF Cobourg, Canada, were delighted by .
ersnd display OF the wonderful pberomenot. mirage, By
which they could distinctly see the American shore and
small obiect not less Than 90 miles dssrt rhs viiAgs
" ChVloe the light house. soauers ip the haFbcr and
some say men, coud bo pnly for "a hour or 0ors
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entire Of russsy eveung In the Broadway tnestrs end
temp, thus made 70 destroy thc Mo q as youns
above referred 70.
the peaaoa OF tho Wsrdy atteups 10 take The Ne
Of Mrs Greene, but n 10 hoped thai ths mystery vsA
surrounds the case viii be sooa unrsyeled asd As -
guilty party will be CONFRONTED with the injured wonA
ere the last debt TO nature Ia paid.
Tho police one sht to leave NO stone unturpod unsi -
an outrage IKE this should bc COMMITTEE ct such au esg0
hour In tho evening and In the midst OF % many persea
without any clue being afforded 70 the popsrasor o os
same, son ewba sing usr and servns to throw no ~
tic dhoredtt upon tina pros OF the wNd wherein tho ea
sedy WAS enacted ws hepe thAt Capasu Kissner VIII
whole mater thus rsteve himself sad tho men
DER biz command from the pleasant reflection thse h
perpesrnor Of this most deliberate and oowArdiy o.
rage.
Hys. Greene isa woman chou, twcn.y avs years q
age rather prepossessng Ia her appearance, and fo0
her mode Of ocnveraing would lead 70 sup SAe
had once been In good crcumstances Her apsrtmeu1s
friend OF hers, who called 10 sec her II the hospSsN
yesterday. Her situation last evening somsWha1
easter although shs no. manifest any desire N ta
upon the occurrence which has placed her near -
death II In probable that she will 1.-Two fbur Or I've dnvA
AT the expiration Or that period should the bal %
In favor OF her recovery AZ present impossible -
say whether the wound received is mortal one or nsA
TIE Manhattan Gas Company Investagaeae1-
INTERESTING TESTIMONY or PROFESSOR fIBss- C@
REASON OF THE INCREASE or GAS BILLS WHILE
TIKI PRICE PTS CUBIC FOOT n LOwxRED-A -
MEDY PROPOSED.
Tho Special Committee OF the Board OF CouDcimcn -
pointed 10 Investigate tho affairs The Manhaatan 0an
Company, held another sessioa yes orday.
In reply 70 quest'ons pfcpounded at The ass moctgs
tse Preadsra OF The Company, Mr.. Roons, submNkd ~
following OF the proportions Of coal used II ~
nsnu,aotura OF gan during the years ie64-M-
Cokug ooas used during tho year 1854. 33loo
Albert Observation-Disclosures. B0l
NoO
Total. H,ll1
Camel coal cd duroE tho drs, quarter OF 1885. 3o
Cokiag. ...................... SOS
AhssoS
Tho proportions Of coal changoi from q -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-28
Dec is.-sawtl7Feb
Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
COurt-hOu g at indianapolis, Indiana.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December ~, lB5(

pEOPOSALS will be received department the l7lh
Gay Of February A. D. 1887 IL o'clock for The
ucu0n OF the ofce and house authorized be
90 a Indiana according the plans and
prepared a. this department. either for
whole building far different kinds OF work bills Of
must IN every bid with the amount Of
reervns the right reject hereby nved
o. any parts thereof when nterctt the United States
equsW the department also the right exclude the
oa Of any person who there just believe
VIII not faithfully perform the which
tempted to obtain by nrecon all bids when there shall BE-
parties In intee who do not join the bids and all bids that
upon tnvesuealion, below the work.
Bids Will not be received gross will be
cd TO bidder unless details furnished department
prices OF the different kinds Of work materials which shall be
subject to the revision Of the department. the
whole or Of the bid the of the United States may
require.
Ninety per OF the of work done and
aaed by the estimate Of agent the department appointed
that purposs will be paid from time progresses
ana ten per cent retained until the completion Of the and
acccpnnce OF the work. by aforesaid and be
settad in the event of n0n-fnifmen of contract.
Conacs viii be awarded only and mechanics
e asnment heIeo except by consent OF the Secretary Of
the treasury will be forfeiture OF the
Each proposal accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible the United
cct attorney Of the said dstict in the OF
aoWo TOT the weoie work. of proporionate amount If for
accePed enter into bond with sufficient
securities, FOR It's faithful performance.
canor to the department. l
ians, specifications, working drawings will ready
thirty days, when they be had application the depart
ment.
No S1 Gill be considered fully complies details
uafA the requirements of this adperfiseucrt.
The proposals be department.
Indianapolis Post Office will Be opened at
~ O'Clock OF the last day named receiving
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December IL, 1856.

PROPOSALS will be received this department 18Th
day OF February, A. d. 1857 O'clock
uon OF the ofcs and authorized
erected At Ogdensbuh New York; according the plans and
specifications this department said poposo
the whole building for different kinds
Dale Of parces must each bid with
department escvng right accept
invited thereof when deems the
ted States requires The department the
cuds the bids who there
ievo will faithfully perform which
attempted obtain by indirecion and all bids when
be parties In interest who do join In the bids and all bids
investigation, below fair price for the work.
will
bidder unless deas department prices
Of the different kinds OF work and Materials which shall
TO the revision of the department. that adopt the whole
Ninety OF the Of
% according TO contract price, tsad amount be sscefsned by
tho estimate OF agent Of The department appointed
pose,) will be paid from time time progresses
aace OF the work. by the aforesaid
the event Of non fuflment Of contract.
Contracts viii be awarded builders
and the assignment thereof
the Treasury will be forfeiture OF the same.
Each proposal be accompanied by guarantee
signed BY responsible Certified be the United
whole Of proporonate amount any
that the bidder will when required " his
into and bond with and sufficient securities
for its faithful performance.
will be furnished
Pians specifications, working drawings will be ready
had application the
NJ will fully complies
The be this addressed
Secretary tho Treasury and plainly endorsed "Proposo the
OsdsnrsA Custom kouse and win be opened O'Clock Of
The last day named fer receiving the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
- Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec ls-aawtPcb Is. lint 4 Start
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Proposals. for Erecting the Post once and
Courthouse at Springfield, Illinois.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, December IL, 1856.
PROPOSALS received until the 18th day
February A. D. 1857 at O'clock for The construction
the erected spring
ned illinois, according plans and specifications prepared
proposals either for the whole building
different kinds of work bills OF parcels must every
department reservng the right
invited thereof
when United States the de-
the right exclude the bids OF any person
which they have attempted 10 obtain by ind
bids there shall be parties in interest who do
the bids and all bids that upon investigation are below
fair price for the work. ~ .
Bids will be received gross will be awarded
furnished the department OF the prices
OF different kinds Of work and Materials which shall be subject
adopt the wnoe
the bid interest of the United states may require
Ninety of the of work done and materials dev
ered according contract price, ad amount be
agen OF department appointed for that
pose time the progresses and ten
completion Of the contract and accept
OF the by the aforesaid and be forfeited In the
-fuhlmen of contract.
will be awarded only maerbnldes and mechanics
and thereof by OF the Secretary
the Treasury will be a forfeiture OF the same.
Each proposal accompanied written guarantee signed
persons, the United
this said disc In the Of $50
the whole prop0ionate amount If for
bond with proper sufficient securities for its
faithful performance.
required appca
the
Plans specifications working drawings ready
thirty when be had application the department
No bid H BE- considered unless fully complies all ITS details
sOdh As requirements 81 this advertisement.
The proposals be this Department. addressed to the
Secretary of Treasury and plainly "oposai
Springfield Post Office Court and will opened 10
O'Clock, of the last day named for receiving the
Secretary Of the Treasury
bee is--sawtl7Feb [Int&starl
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Proposah for Erecting the Post once and
Courthouse at Rutland, verm0at.
TREAsoKr DkpARrmEET,
Washington, December l6, 1856.

=. TREAsokr DKrAKTmEsT,
Washington December l6, 1850.
DRoPOsALs will department until day
February d. 1857 at O'Clock. for construction
the house authorized
land vsmoa seeonins 70 ,s ans =. and
ing separate different kinds Of work bills
every accompany each bid with the kind Of
work. total amount carried out the department eserng
right reject accept
Of the United
department the right bids Of
which they lave obtain
by and all bids when there shall be parties interest
bids, and all bds upon
below fair rice for the work.
will received and will be award
bidder unless details furnished the department OF the
Of different kinds Of work and which shall be
of The department, the
part tho bid the interest Of the United States
require. !, ~. ..,o,n, ~ ,,. An, ..,v-
eed according price, said ascerained by
OF OF the department appointed for that
retained until hs completion Of The and accep
OF work. kc by The agent aioesad and be forfeited In
the OF nou-fu6lment of contract
will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
thereof by of OF
the Treas ury. will be a forfeiture OF the
persons, cerihed States
district judge attorney Of The said dsct In the OF S5 900
Of propoonae if for
and bond, with and sufficient securities for
Its faithful performance.
Of bond certificate required VIII be nihed app
Plans specifications working drawings ready after
thirty days when they be had application 10 the depart
No bid ,oiH De considered fully complies details
rift the rcquire nenf Of Iris advertisement.
Secretary o. The Treasury and plainly endorsed
Rutland Post Office and Court house, and VIII be opened at ~
o'clock Of the named for receiving the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec 49, a.wl6Feb lint slnrl
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMESr
Washington, December Ia, 1856.
PROPOSALS bc this department until the 18Th
February, 1857, O'Clock, for the construction
of the marine hospital Burlington
according the plans and specifications prepared a. THIS depart
work bills OF parcels must IN every
accompany bd the amount OF each kind of work. and
carried the department reseving the right 10
whe the
the right exclude the bids Of person
persons who believe wil not faitfuiy perform
be do
the bids. aud all bids that investgaiio are below a price
for the work. !,
furnished the department of the
kinds of work and materials which shall he subject
the department. that u adopt inc whoc
bid United states
Ninety work done and materials delv
cred sad amount TO be nsceaned by
nf the department appointed or mat pur
er cent retained until the completion Of and accept
the aforesaid and 10 be forfeited
the event of non fufnent of
Contracts awarded master builders and mechanics,
thereof by consent OF the Secretary tho
Treasury will forfeiture of the same.
be accompanied by written guarantee signed
Ss,r;c, udre or attorney 81 The distinctly The
for The whole work. propoopte that
when required his proposal be accepted enter into
and bond with proper and shc'ent secunucs or ITS
Form of bond and required win be furnished appca
the dsparin, nt
thirty days they be had application the department
No bid ,H unieSs fully IN all IT'S details
,cifh The requirements of his odreviseme.t.
The proposals be sent this Department. addressed to the
Treasury and plainly endorsed Proposals for the
Hosp'tdln will be opened 10 O'Clock,
a. m, last day named for rcceiving The same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
nec Ia-qawtFeblg fInteI& Sarl