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DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-Founded in 1888 by Madame Leiris, con.
Quoted since 1870 by Madame esbayaux Burgundy be-
tween CustomhoIse and Benvle streets, New Orleans.
The Summer Session of this establishment
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarde and indefinite Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises bath
and good wharf The instaon provides thorough
satia instruction department education
and offers facilities for the the French
guae Singing and Solfege taught by Mr. Provost
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera
Provost will reside at the Pass during the and will
time his lessons Singing and soege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons In families.
Examinations in music take place month during
in the city and fortnight during the Pass
The city school remains open the whole year
day scholars
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Is D E G LET,
For upwards of Professor and Mo-
dern Languages in several Colleges States and
for the last three French High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken ST. Charles
street. Mr. Vcors store where he intends form classes
in the above languages.
There will be Morning Evening Classes to suit the con-
venience occupations of gentlemen of different professions
rERMS-For three lessons week in class, $40 month;
Tor private lessons to single scholar according the number
OF lessons required by the applicant.
fees expected to be paid in advance Charles
street, No. l6 Nicor's feH an,
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TRIMMINGS,

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS - EXECUTIVE OF
FICE, Baton Rouge April lS57.By virtue Of the Act
of the General Assembly of the of louisiana entitled IAN
Act relative certain Debts of The State approved 10Th March,
1857 and in particularly of the provisions of
the ID and It'll sections thereof NOTICE hereby that
sealed proposals will received until July
II O'Clock meridian fer the disposal Of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS tmore less) of ONE THOUS AND DOLLAR each,
Of the State of louisiana having forty and bear
ing interest at the of blk payable semi
annually the first day Of January and the first day Of July
of each year.
These Bonds offered solely In exchange for any the
Bonds receivable by the State security for the circulation of
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au
dor of Public Accounts and the Treasurer of the and
be endorsed Proposals for Exchange of Bonds" Said
proposals will opened the first day of July the
Auditor and Treasurer the the Governor and
exchange will be awarded the bidder bidders who may
offer the advantageous The Governor, however,
the right of rejecting all the bids and to direct
new advertisements for proposals.
special fund has been created for the ultimate redemp
ton Of the Bonds be issued under the aforesaid act which
be diverted to any other purpose whatsoever.
Tsgued ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE.
EsgneiI C. f. GRENEAUX, State Treasurey
[Sgnedl s. F. MARKS, Auditor.
BY the Governor:
[Sgned ANDREW S. HEBRON
fI.S.l tal1 tJyll Secretary OF State.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
aIm LEWIS e 1nSss GO
n the Cotton Faeiorage and bssnes from this
New Orleans. April !. Ias1-.a 1n4w = ''''i'
b. y, bsa.s STMas A4pMIrIED rAET
Quoted under the same style rs heretofore. -
New Orleans April 7th, ls7-as In " ioN : W.
IOPAHTNEHsHIe-T VNDERsIdNED, sue
cesors to Messrs sogthraayd HsrI:on have Ills day
CO.. for n
TssrsASEIA4HHAN, 4
New Orleans, April !, 1873 I'm
op comfy Me- and TH6s JENNfsas ?" a sa ei,I
suae viii on I sns
and ayle Of ]. G. L B. s. KICKS Co, ~ 4
New Orleans. April lss 1851 AZ I'm
H. PsAKTNEKsIIaF HE.E EEL. Fol aI..a FIST
s NJ l o R'a s b %a as,ss to use the name Of til.
n'n liquidation Of its affairs q 4. NEvINs
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
~ sassd By The aboys @ vii Be e heretofore
New Orleans, 18th March 1s57-m17 SIN
4 bGNBAR ali the stock, merehandi.e and business
as
him to the patronage of all friends and
9ss haTs ne ss g.
| New Orleans, February A. 1857. -
| NOTICE-HAvISG THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment Of G.. G. Dunbar Co. street
will continue the Wholesale Retail Grocery Business al
the same place for under the style
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
! friends. las A DIINR4R
| New Orleans February IA, 1ss7.-fel6 D--'
! NQTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BsTA BLIsHED
himself as BROKER, at No. 81 Gravier street Partic.
MAR given to the sale Of Gunny Bags India
lucky Bagging and Rops and of By prompt
enion to business he hopes to merit share
| -. CHARLES H. SHEAFE.
| New Orleans, January s, 1851 1af en-
! NOTICE-G. s. MOsBY HAVING WITHDR AVN fron,
~ the firm Of CLARK MOSBY, the Commi sion and
wardng business will be continued undersigned under
the firm Of CLARK MosBY CO., to which they havescon
neced Wholesae Grocery Wine and Liquor business
23 and Is Front Levee and n and % Fulton street
j. 8. CLARK,
j. g. MOSBY,
| -......-. s. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans. December H. 1s56.-d16 If
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TN STURE-FoR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
L IS csses Prunes in jars, assorted sizes;
80 cases Green Peas in half and pound cans
20 cases Preserved Mushrooms half and whole;
10 cases Ceps, in OIL
81 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
40 quarter ca.ks Reg;
30 quarter casks Sherry;
SO quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
GO casks Family ClHret
~ bbls White Wine, Haut Sauterne;
10 cases Swiss AbsJnhe
SIS Turino Yarmouth.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
u3 lin 20 CustomhoHse street.
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STROLOGY AND PHRENOLOGY.- ALL
n wishing to know their future prospects
them correctly stated by NJ me ALWYN l Julia I'd
from Camp The Madame the only Astroogst in this city
be consulted all marriage
business courtshp law and will tell the
lady gentleman they will marry, also the visit
The Madame speaks English French and German Office
hours from A NJ. TO 9 +. NJ. da 5n
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AUCTION SALES.
DAMAGED GOO

DAMAGED GOODS. " NlN ~
BY VINCENT CO., Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, ed Inst, at 10 o'clock A. M,
~ at their auction 20 Custohoute will be Sold
ALL bale Glendale Denims.
646-l bale Warren X Brown Sbeetings.
Damaged on the voyage Of Importation ship Mississippi
from Baltimore.
Also, per steamer Empire City, from New York
394-l AZ pieces BrilIiants
Sold for of whom may concern, N.Y.
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D, BOUNTY LAND OFFICE. No. IL EXCHANGE
m Alley stairs, nearly opposite the Post Office
vi DIERS, Regulars Volunteers Militia SEAMEN
LII MSfEhS who have been in the service of the United
States Government in of the disturbances since
lTgn entitled of land Widows minor chill
den deceased soldiers, tesmsters entitled
Bounty Claims properly made and Warrants pro-
dispatch Also every description Of Seamen's
Claims and Pensions attended to-
n9O I'm John PURCELL, Exchange AIIey ups stairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GAIETY-aRAvIER

GHIsPS GAIETY-GR AVER IsrREET-
In order to test the of the citizens of Orleans for
asn opera M has at extraordinary expense formed
brilliant combination with The
Prima Donna Contrato Felicia vEsTvALI the magnf-
cent Soprano snorta PARAvALT the accomplished artistic
Sgnorita TACOMI FASCA. with the whole force Of CORA
DISETTTS ITALIAN OPERA. ?
The prices of admission the Dress Circle Parquee
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 co. other parts the
house
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET 4 CHANDON,s
- Feur de Sley, Gil de PerdrX, Verzenay and Vim Impe
rial
JULES MUMM's Il CO.'S Anchor verzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial. -
The subscriber authorized orders on liberal
for direct importation of the
and solcts the attention of dealers general
always On hand. Samples can be seen at the office of
MI 1y S. WOLFE 95 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-02

MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF NIL.
E7@ SIC, gives lessons on the PIANO and GUITAR, at
ttl her residence No. q Constance 1-Termg
s. month, twelve lessons invariably in ADVANCE
LECTURES at q Constance street week. flo 1y
NK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
u tholomew Hospitals and six with Ricord of Paris
has reopened his Office No II Dauphne erect for general
practice and especially for the of all of the
Geneatve Organs in both without the of
Office hours consultations French and Eng II
NJ and 6 r. NJ MS 3ptf
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y nal and Rampant streets,
P. CONSTANS, formerly partner in Maurice & Co.'s Con
feconery Store of ST. Louis and Royal streets
lately of the popretos of the establishment the
Of Canal and Rampant informs the public and his former
that he is sole proprietor of the last
which he intends make rstcass establishment and hi
feels confident Of deserving public patronage Amateurs
invited to call and Judge for themselves.
His superior SAFARINS and genuine GATEAU A LA
RENE are particularly recommended to amateurs.
az In P CONSTANTS
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.z MONDAY EVENING, May 4. 1871
IL Observation-Disclosures, signors F. vestva; I.eonora
sgn9ra u Cara Maurieo Sig Tiberini Condo d Luna
g n nsr supported by the full force Of the great ITAL
half-past7 NJ my2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-02

SUMMER CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, etc.
BY BLACHE K BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, at
ll aucoE their auction No II Chartres street will
be sold
An assortment of Italian Straw Hats.
At II O'Clock, up stairs
10 comprising general assortment of Summer Cloth
ing, Denim Overalls, etc.
m1~TERMS-At sale. my2
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~ Ran from the subscriber the 9Th instant AN
"A DREW READ, boy about % years of age; FIVE fee
~ four five INCHES high; well set; yellow complexion
long black ba slightly cured and usually tucked
der the back of the head large black reads
writes aud good In his general appear
he is rather gentee generally dresses well and is pleasing
In his address,
will give One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
delivery Of said boy for his confluence in any jail that
him. AS he provide himself with pass he viii
most likely attempt to passage upon steamboat Cap
tains will please be on the lookout.
AZ I'm ALLEN JONES IT ROYAL street
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ANDINGs, Elk DAPHNE, FROM BORDEAUX-
- l50 Sardines, IL half and quarter boxes;
rs Sardnes, in whole half, third and third
boxes;
Is Ceps, in oil, In half cans;
IS cases Mushrooms;
Is Peas;
case of 100 half boxes TruHies
so casks good family Claret
60 quar,e pipes Cognac, United Pfoprietors;
IL eighth pipes Laronde;
Is bales superior Corks.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE L CO..
az I'm 20 Customhouse street.
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n IT Po, V New Orleans March h. 1857.
Dear sr-We take great pleasure recommending to all
parties using steam your Patented Boilers we ha
Two OF mem IN operation besides third one Won are
sructhg Tor us We are fully their rreut
oIny that We have turned the boilers we had ernsI
although they were all nearly new-one set hnynt o New
in about eight months. 49, 's o'is peeh
Your Boilers save us over sixty of fuel and we have
not the least trouble with them. We
hundred pourds in half hour in the nnrnin S
OF the above Boilers has been in for our mons
and has not yet required cleaning, it is our
that it can at least without any cleaning heinz
valves day. " '"o'
We are dear srS, yours truly,
F. j, FnRSTA ALL
H. STREAM, Engineer
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MO NOR e PILES !-No MORE pItEs-Dr. GHAS.
~ kEILNlTz and London, possession of
remedy which will radically this painful disease however
and obstinate be, The first prescription
all pain magic three days effects
complete No charge will be made if the remedy fails
Kelnitz all Secret Diseases infalbs
perfectly process. He also the inventor of liquid
for nnurishng the growth of the hair and removing badness
the efficacy o which he fully guarantees.
Apply No. 10 Rampant street. between Canal and Gastom
house Office hours from to II A. NJ and from
=. NJ. msI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-02

T. NEWHALL, WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE, No.
L 60 Canal street, corner of Old Levee, up stairs.
subscriber has received and offers for sale the largest
selected stock of PAPER HANGIkGS in this city,
consisting part Cold Velvet Fresco Marble Stone,
Oak Granite Views Stauare Ornaments and Decorations Of
every description.
Also large of medium and low price Papers,
Gold Fancy Borders Fire Screens Tester Paper
sale reasonable prices, by
ala If F. NEWHALL.
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~" Gardner Smith, AuctfOneer and APP
praiseParcnlsr attention given sales of Real Estate
Slaves, Stocks, SUGGESTIONS
R9- Office No Commercial Place. SEQ 1y
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7. DELACHAISE.
New Orleans May l, 1Ss7.-myl St
e. THE GIRL TEMPLE. BEI.oNGING TO
the succession Of Joseph Saul has been absent from home
xof middle size, dark brown color Il is supposed
she is in the city.
reward will be given for her apprehension and delivery
Apply 10 the Executors of j. Saul MOI Commercial
Place. myl 1t
JAMES RIVER CEMENT VORkS-THESE
and prepared supply all orders for Hydraulic Cement
best quality fresh ground put up good barrels in
the best style and forwarded of the United States
Address CHAS II. I0GHER,
REFER 70
Walter Gwynp, Ch Eug'r Blue Ridge RR South Carolina.
G. Cr0zet :. :. E. Virginia.
Clas. y. Fisk, Gov. and o. >. :.
A. Il. Mcfarland Esq, Supt. Capitol, Washington D. G.
Ed Lorraine, Esq, Oh Engr J. X. and X Co.. Virginia.
III. O. Atkinson, :. O. "A.
Fl. u. Whcomb, Va. Central :.
William Malone, Norfolk a =. E.
p s Walton formerly prin. Asst. Eng. ]. R. X. Co.
John c. McRae, :. :.
Washington Gil CHI Epg'r city of Richmond, virginia.
Z. H. Gill, supt. Richmond 4 +, RR.,
F. L. Chinn, supt. J. b. Il X. Co.,
AGEsrs
Messrs l. 4 G. r. Davenport Richmond, virgnis.
John Bowlett 4 Co., Petersburg,
Ball. Santos i Co, Norfolk
Anderson, Adams Co., Lynchhurg,
A. R. Phillips II GO Fredericksburg,
Green, Heath Allen San Francisco Cal. myI I'm
RRANDY-GO bbs very fine old Peach. for sale by
ID JONES, MACKINDER 4 Co.
myl 81 Gravier street.
pRANDY-2O bbls fine old Apple Cider for sale ly
ID JONES, MACKINDER 4 Co,
myl 81 Gravier street.
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SF BENEVOLENT Association of the sons of
LouIsANA-The members of this Association requested
their Hall No. u Moeau street, every WEDNEs
DAY, at 81 O'Clock T. NJ.
By order Of the President:
ja2a 1y AUG. LAROSE, Secretary
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ps-Covenant Lodge No. II, 1. o. o. Fat n
meeting of this Lodge. held Monday 9th nst following
officers elect for the term duly installed: T R.
Brady N. G NJ. D. Iagan v G.; Duverney FHrrar Secre
tary John s. Maunse Per Secretary; H. Mlspaugh, Treas
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-25

who interfered with, or in any manner impedud
him in his slavecatching work, and no State pro
cess could reach him, and no officer arrest him, for
such manning or killing, A monstrous doctrine,
which even the Slaveholding Judges OF u Slave
holding State, would not dare to assert. The
officers of the United States are noe content with
the ordinary administration Of the laws, but make
haste to defy and insult the laws ard sovereignty
OF the State. Thus boldly are the liberties OF the
PEOPLE assailed by the Federal officers, who have
undertaken the same task which the tools OF
George the Fourth attempted at the dawn of the
Revolution. a despotism sought to be established
10y them in the Free States, as much worse than
that the Revolutionary sires perilled their lives
and lavished their treasure and blood to overthrow
ms personal slavery is worse than irresponsible
taxation.-This despotism must be resisted and
overthrown, and the men who abet it must be held
up to public reprobation, as the enemies OF the
State and traitors to human liberty. And the
Marshal and officers, who consent to eat their
bread and earn their livelihood by doing the dirty
work of the Slavecatchers, must be placed in the
same category, and receive their full share OF pub
lie scorn and contempt. If money can buy such
services, they should be made to feel that thirty
pieces of silver is a poor recompense for the kiss
of Judas, and that the plea if they did not betray
the liberties Of the people, others would be found
base enough to do it, it it passes current among
kidhappers, cannot be received among homes
men.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-25
A BOOK FROM GOV. GEARY.

The Chicago Tribune has the following tatement
We presume the informant Of that journal is Gov
erner German of Minnesota:
"We are told by a Democrat of unquestioned
faithfulness to his party ,himSeDa Governor, that in
a late conversation with Gov. Geary, he learned
that that gentleman is preparing from his diary,
faithfully kept during his administration. a sum
mary of events in Kansas, as they came under his
own personal or official observation. We are told
by the same authority; that in that book, when it is
given to the country, the allegations of the Repnb
lican journals in relation to the fendish atrocities
~practiced upon the Free-State men by their Border
Ruf6an invaders will be not only confirmed, but
fully proved. IL ,oiH be stated that, during a Trip
on a much fregueated road, soon after his Grri0at al
the Territory, The Governor sac the bodies Of trentS
sic murdered Fres State men. Some ct these had
been shot or Drained. and thrown out by the road
side to rot under the burning sun. Others hac
heen scalpod az Indians scalp their victims. Ont
was piniored to a tree by a bowie knife driver
through his heart into the solid wood at his back
on his breast was fastened a written warning to al
other "Aboiitionists." Some were buried just be
meath the prairie sod, their hands and arms lef
sticking out of the shallow holes iuto which the!
I had been thrown. Upon others, the namelsss mu
~tilations of private parts, which characterize til,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-25
Che Anti gIaperp Bnalr
SALEM, ONO, APRIL 25, 1857.

ANNivERsARY OF THE AMERICAN Anti SLAVERY
S~ocIErY.-Any CT the friends of the slave in the
West, who can arrange to attend the anniversary
of the American Society on the l2'h of mex,
month, will doubtless find themselves compensate
ed for so doing. AT this period when the whole
community is aroused to interest in the question.
there is as much need as ever that the radical and
uncompromising friends of the cause should speak
out with clearness and fidelity, pioneering and
directing the impulsive masses by the power oil
moral principle to the final rcsult-the enamel
patton of the slaves. The white mans party
"The party for free labor" and the efforts fol-
slavery restriction are well, in their objects, and
to be sustained and encouraged in SO far as their
measures are just and honorable. But they have
been ushered into being by moral agitation and
derive the little vitality which sustains the ir ex
istence from the same cause. The present difus
ed anti-slavery interest, is the result of this same
moral power cxerted by the hated and despised
faithful few. And this martyr fidelity is as sure
to produce good for the present, in the aroused
state OF the public mind, as it was to arouse at
tention when all was apathy, twenty five year,
years ago. And never was there a time wher
those who will be faithful, who will not compro
mise, were more condemned than now. Their ole
friends and familiar helpers who stood by then
oft in MODS, and prosecutions, now lift their bee
against them, and join to swell the scornfu
laugh at their fidelity or become angercd at tn,
application of principle made toitheir own case
In view of these and other kindred facts, we lool
with much interest to the coming anniversary anC
are anxious not only that the truth should be pre-
scented uncompromisingly and applied fearlessly
as we are assured it will be, but also that tn,
numbers in attendance from various parts of thu
country should be numerous, to give the creates
possible effect to the truth thus promulgated.
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ferocious Joy of the Indian, in the moment of VIC
tory, had been committed. In all cases, brutality
seemed to have exhausted itself in insulting what,
among all civilized men, whether friend or foe,
are looked upon with respect-the bodies of the
dead. .
Had these things appeared in the letters detail
ing events in Kansas between May and November
last, the journal publishing them would have beer
suspected of exageration, even by its own. pOlitica
friends; vet more than one OF the atrocities whlct
the Governor will describe was written out by
faithful correspondents for our columns, Tut we re
fused publication for the reasons alleged above.
What effort may be made to suppress reveal
tons like these, which will not only convict the Mis-
sourians and their allies of all that has beer
charged upon them. but the entire Border kuiha!
press of the North of completely in, or criminal 81
lence in regard to these atrocities, we cannot tell,
But if the Governors present determination is I'D
hered to, his will be Tic sensationbook of the season
We await its appearance. knowing that its ties
timony cannot be questioned, and that it will be
justification of Republicanism and q deserved an'
overwhelming rebuke of its opponents"