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Woods Ornamental IrOu Works,
RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA.
THE attention Of the inhabitants of Penn
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to those wishing to make selections.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue, beloau Spring Garden ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
September 27, s55.
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June ls, 1856.-6m.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FACTS FOR PARENTS : tn

EACTS FOR PARENTS THE ONLY WAY TO
and Hence patients have been treated for
on III ne G IL
the mildest and most eseca remedy for this
widespread dsease
Newark, N. j., March 2, 1854.
St os M s M 70 hss M Sna in the SonS
think there thousand Of them has improved
his health very much recommend it the public the
best medicine for sApSoE fsGs
the
nOCToR HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
LYMAN i B1GrERs prsPsIsS Irp sDS BY e,u ~.
Chronic peSy Deasss Of Ss fasy and
diseases arising disoidered Liver Stomach
ton, Inward Piles,
Fullness Blood to the
Nausea, hssrtSHrn, Disgust for Food
Esnes Es,s snfas Wg in Rs;ss2ns s h sss P
# ,hs Had Hurried
sas 9s sass"as % s
Il % P sssssg ssss s ssy "ns D'
ohsf Heat aTss snss fts n s hs s. FSs' Son OF
''n and iis great si'1sS DEPRESSION n'A
preparation, with feeling of the confidence
It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it
and untried article, stood the
reputation and sale nvsed by an similar preparations es
The testimony in its favor given by prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all Of the
country immense and careful perusal Of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis of any
Of his Agents. but satisfy the skepcal that this
remedy really deserving the great celebrity, has obtained
Principal Office and Manufactory No. % ARCH street, Phil
sdepha. Pa
p -, TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA. 3
The German Biters superior to all preparations in
- JACKSON, La, August Is, 1854.
Dear Sir1 feel bound to qualification you for
ties Of your German Bers have found them to be all you
tended for and superior all other in
THE BITrERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854
Dear s-I have used your German Bitters and find them
all they represented to be- and ceeruy recommend them
to the public excellent medicine. -
L. MAYER says: '-
HARR1soNsuRG La., May %, 1853
Your German Bters is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from and wish supply i'm
mediatey.
J DR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY Ia June 80 1858
year the Btters prepared by
medicine Of kind that be readily sold here and be-
eve that in less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part OF the country.
Your German Btters have become very popular here
wish q fresh supply immediatey.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction ali have
them.
that Bitters are entirely vege
table, thereby possessing advantages OF the
tions recommended for similar diseases. .
Sold by Druggists and Sorekeeper every and village
= ''0 e-'..1 s'''0 '' ''' j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
T WRIGHT q co.'s 0ATALoGgE OF GENUINE
Druggists Propetors prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l51 amp Il Charres
tt NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

SUGAR AND MQLASSES.. The sales Of Sugar con-
fined few small lots at steady prices Stock light.
Moasses 800 bbs sold at for Inferior to Good Fer
msnting and 55ssc D gallon for Thin to Choice Reboed
ebolod from Tie Merchants Refinery selling in bb at 5S62c
Y gallon, according to quality
FLOUR. We noticed saes Of about 5000 bbs including
Louis SO 6 600 Fine at s. 5 lSo Extra at 81 50 and 100
Choice tPlanst) in lots at IS q bbl. 5st i d W
Corn was in good request with sales Of 1000 sacks
Ordinary 65c 400 Mixed at 7O72c $50 White at 7S 1000
Prime at Is and 1900 Yellow in lots SOC R bashel. Also
bbls in the 81 u bb OF Wheat l50 sacks Red and
White sold 81 80 81 co. held 667c for
St OF Bran 900 sacks sold at 81 So R 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. Pork quiet the principal sale being
200 bbls Tninpected Mess at S2s y bbretang at $3.50
OF Bacon 81 casks sold 9Ac for Shoulders
a Clear Sides and for Hams and 20 ierees Duields
Sugar Cured Hams at l4c % b.. Ia Lard heard of
transactions Of my Importance. TD
BAGGING. India in active request, with sales of
bales including from at 1895 arrive
1885 and $50 landisg arrive l3c yard OF Ken
tucky 100 pieces Hand-loom sold at l61sc. .4
+ C0FFEE.. Nothing Of any moment was done.
CANDLES. 600 boxes Star sold at 21s n for full
weight
LARD OIL The sales include "a bblsPrime 81 20 p
gallon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. Prices were lower and 1926
bbs sold In three four lots 4c o gon cash and
time. 59z.a7t 55sa5f5 - :. s.
lot of 81 bbls Rec6ed brought &c q gallon.
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for London id for
Tobacco British and American vessels filing mp for
Liverpool at 5l6@sai for Cotton. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be it that This 7h March 1851 before
subscriber the the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, H. P Jan
yisr, Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according w, do
and that the above ard
correct Transcript from the o. said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President. =
II. p JANETER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me this 7th day of March,
A. D. 1857. c. II. BRADFORD,
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per in outstanding certificates profits on
the Monday May next declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY FOUR PER CENT the net
earned premiums of the year ending February 2S 1851 for
which certificates will be issued day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAR8IERE Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
BELow-ooMINa Up,

brought up ship somsn, brig Eaarina and schooner
M Arrogane,
BELow-ooM1Na uP. ~
ship Lawson, Watts from PHILADELPHIA.
ship sSp s.asan waits H from ss@ sSso Dewey
sSIp Mary Hammond Goson Boston, to Dewey
Ship Bowdch, Clay from BosonCargo 800 tons ice to
Ship Cohota, Day, from Boston, to @ A Fosdiek.
shD shD spP Aen e fln Ass
Ship sss M IS 99 % sss, S'sA"'s' Eco
Ship I. Gillchrist Loysnsellsr, from Havre
assp sss sirssspiss fssas ssspe' sh
e ice
Ship ss;eys hs%s. fs Jenkins
Bark salisbury from Rio de Janero with 400 bags of
Bark Gandsifo -, from Palermo with fruit to Coch-
Ship Tbaatts Cooper from Liverpool to Baxter Lowell Eco
Ship as Sss' from Liverpool Baxter n
sarisnan Bark Gandafo from Palermo, with fruit to
Bark aiswaths, Hall IS days from Boston, 80,
Bark Aura, from Rio de Janeo, with 1000 bags coffee
Brig Auynst from Rio Jainero-with s6o bags coffee
Bark Marcia, Fitz, from Boston.
MEMORANDA.
r Capt woodsds of the ship somsn reports signal
lied the 18th inst off South side Cuba ship Brandy ne
Uncorwood, from Havre, bound for Mobile. Passed
Souhward Of the Azores date not recoected ship Ashland
Clark from Antwerp, 2s days out bound for this Port
H- Three and feet Slim Island and falling fast
H- The officers Of the Cora report passed
nesday night at II O'Clock National hence Red
River, hard aground at College Point ~ .fe
~ Tie steamer Pennsylvania left st Louis 19h inst In
port for New Orleans II " Hill, Z Woodruff
Florida, Hannibal and Gem Passed Maria Dennng
and Magnolia agroundat Establishment Island.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
Sl,ll3,050 60

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 2h July 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
lug duly according to law, does depose and the
foregoing true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company
Signedl G. J. MANSONI Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 9th July 1856
[Signed CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof to their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday Of August proxtmo.
The Board OF Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third the net earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the 30 of Juue 1856 for which
certificates will be issued after the 25h September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

i rowbsst Mando. Wann from the Passestawed down
and to inst ships Toulon and Tnor brought
ship Nebraska bark Sofia, brigs Euoras and SEQ Belle
Towboa Beebe Andrews from the Passesowed down
and l4h Instant ships Mossnth and Pocahontas-
brought up ship Slomsn brig Eatana and schooner
Arrogaute,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
CATTLE MAR EFT.

JEFFERsoN CITY, March 26. y,
The market remains but poorly supplied with Hogs Veal
tie and Fine Western Beeyes Prices favor Of
ers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
M =, ANTHONY ASTRFDO'S OYSTER
. sA [ 2ZsALOON AND RESTAURANT, No: l6 Royal


SskvT ANTHONY ASTREDO respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he has opened splendid Sa
his Saloon, for the special
comnodaon of Parties and Families. The best the market
affords will be kept constantly hand such Oysters, Fish
all kinds, Poultry and hished in the best
sibe STYLE of WINES LIQUORS and GItiA RS kept
I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

. 7 WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. 151 amp q Charres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

B. r. X. BENNETT.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
MTSs IRON WORKS.-The undersigned beg leave inform
~%skSS the public and builders generally, thar they
~ featuring all kinds of Architectural Building Iron
Work Nos b5 and 81 Circus street. veranahs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
Ventators and Sash Weights fill all
Castings Columns and House Fronts
with despatch
d24 2m BENNETT &
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MEETING OF FIREMEN.

meeting of officers and members of q number of
Fire Companies was held last night at Brookes Assem-
bly, Rooms. =,
Company was called to the chair, Mr.. A. o. ALcocE,
of Hook and Ladder Company No. III, was elected
Secretary. -.
The Cham stated the object of the meeting to be to
take action view of the resignation vi four out OF
the five Fire COMMISSIONER and the course 10 be pur-
sued at the next meeting of the Board OF Representa-
MIR. ALcocK, of Hook and Ladder Company No. 10
offered the following, which was seconded by Mr. Jol'
lie of No. II Hose, and UNANIMOUSLY adopted;
WAsreas We have learned with extreme regret that tour
out Of the gentlemen composing the Board OF Fire Com
have found s Ss S. c ne ,n
BY the Common Council Of the City Of York to ODER their
ordinations q. Fire COnm.soners and ,,o.,,,io.
rounding the Of the Board of Commissioners IN tho
state q the sw believe the Board Of
by the best motives and with the great enper
ece they had in the imperfect working Of the prescott
law the right snd proper persons to suggest amendments
to the same; Therefore
Council in relation to the Board of Fire Commissioner
cannot Justly and duly appreciate the
,oners in the performance Of the many and onerou: duties
Of their Office under circumstances at once 90 nmcut and 50
Reorcd That opinion the past aud present member.
Of the Board of Commi.'iones ment tnt than anu IA @
seyeripg in which they have transacted their
whe iaborps under the disadvantage OF so many untowsrd
Reoired That Committee be appointed to welt the
BOARD of and request them to suggest such
amend, the their good aud experienced Judg
ment they believe would satisfaction to the boNd sns 10
the Department Of large. ,,,r.L
Re,ored That Wright Brown, Schenck and Crsh be
an,,tsd 10 recon,der their sets sud to
main in the Board until these amendments se elected
R|rrd That we pledge all exetions to
surh anne law i'll eke tho CONTROL
ins power as lately exhibited toward the Board OF Commits
.iSnsr., out of the hands OF the Common Council.
The Committee appointed by the Chair to wait upor
the Commissioners according to the above resolution
was ss follows: Dir. Jole, No. II Hose; Mr.: Moony
No. II Er CINE; Mr.. Millward, No. 10 Hose; to
vbicb. ON motion. the Chairman was added.
Tie meeting then adjourned to Friday evening" to
meet at the same time and place. to hear the report
the Committee, and take such other action as may be
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...AR.c. Yoo,fee., 0et. l. Qahh, .ni

rs.,c,. Bcsty r. Q. Voo:tee', "et l. Vath, rnt
others , r.ur;..;>,.,
Hal, in ocular wsy, proposed ~ TIER =. 'os'
aha health II the Commissioner 81 Emsreaon. aau
voud remsrk that he supposed The reason Of thcr a
sepcc uas that hey were s~o 'nuch fa'sue1 ",,h
MorLsy e1er'oss Laughter, ard enes OF I'M
Wan, Of space soupe.. us % INIT the saying. aud
doipgs on he occasion. Suffice /. 70 say, the cinner
was msichess, ard the feast 81 ress,n sne1cep.ion
able; the lively salles, coupled &c they sometimes
were with cutting illusions 70 the Commissioners %
Em;c,sticn and heir opponents, were well got OF.
Dr. Ihompsors health was proposed, ard be suo-
mi.,ed DIR. WrsTERvEIr, who responded. He en-
tirey approved VI the conduct OF the Quarantine
Commissioners, AID believed they nad done their DUTY
faithfully All that wanting was physiciar-
nurses and beds for the sick The Commissioners de-
served the thanks Of the community.
Mr.. BOWIE was toasted, and proposed Dr. b''t T.
HE Doctor thought Segunes Point was the mos. eIgi
Die and beautiful spot for the purpose OF hospital
tine. The swamp 80 much talked Of was myth.
The CHAIRNAS was hsppy TO see SO many present
to examine for themselves. He explained as to ms
Application TO the Legislature for the removal Of the
Quarantine and was sorry foy so much opposition
being manifested, but it was by people VINO diu nor
know what they were talking about: Tie thought the
Commissioners Of Emigration had played them
scuryv tricks rascally trick. He believed she day
would come when people would see me ioly Oh !asir
course and Justify and vindcate the acuon Oh Tue
Commission. MT, -. =,
which he feepgly alluded TO the individual anu co..
lectye exeron he had undergone for the public beneh'
and was asssied and revied by malicious attacks and
from those especially who ought to second MS eS1Is
in the alleviai'on OF human suffering and VICE. MI
Bowne's remarks were well received.
Drs Bo.RDNAS and RowLASD THOMPSON, MessTs.
WELDON, VOORHEES, and ToMrKrSs Endorsed the
action of the Commissioners Is regards the style oi
BUILDING, and some OF them were quite enthuaastc 10
their admiration OF the selection OF the locality
After q couple Of hours spent thus pleasantly DIR.
WrsrERvELr offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, and he compaaytook tneir
carriages again for the landing.
Resored Thai this meeting approve Of the action and con-
duet Of the Commissioners for the removal OF Quarantine and
declare their entitled TO the appreciation OF the public at
large.
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~, i,iolJd ssts.y the ,aIrces Z 'srhro .cT lno
-,ke q. 10 ptIfossion % wsicb have the h3nof 70
le,ots viii further ssy that IL the C1ptroer seye
he yas surprised 10 hccr Of e decision Of the rse'ee
s az Dc r he iner how < Would Be sSce the time he
received my letter Of April 20, 1857. When essis
hack to the city, after the report Of The referee, tue
Controller did not ask 20 appeal the case, as he
Asserts in h.s comm ncatiOn 10 tie Common CouIci
fr before lie a.kcd me 20 do go the time for appeal
had passed. In conclusion, I will ray that have no
pro tba. the Mayor, Aldermen ADD Commonahty are
ihitvos, except on the unsuppertabIe assertion oil
A2ariah &. Flagg.
Councilman CRAWFORD made few remarks, aiier
which the Committee arose with the determination
10 make repor. Of progress Tbursdsy evening TO
the Board ~ Councilmer.
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THE LOWER CLAIM.
MEETING OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNCiLMEN.

MEETING OF THE FINANCE CohNhi ihI VI III"
BOARD or COUNCiLMEN
sPEEtBEs OF Mr.. LowBER AND CORPORATION 0o'N-
Sci BusrEID-NR. BUSTED ATTACKS CONTROLLER
rLAoG AND THE NEWSPAPERS ASD DEFENDS TIE
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Finance Committee Of the Board Of Councimen
met yesterday afternoon al o'clock al No. City
Hall, Councilman JosEs in the CHAIR who stated that
On Tuesday evening communication of the Controller
10 the Common Council was received in the Beard of
Coupclmen and referred to the Finance Committee,
for which purpose they had met and uasmuch as the
Corporation Counsel was also spoken Of in sneh refer
sucs, le the Chsrmsn) would be glad to hear HE
cy.ujep Of the communication.
C,mrei,rsp BooLp said that it we, late on Tuesday
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A SIGuANcg COMMITTEE IN VI

A NIGuAScE COMMITTEE IN ViReiSLA.-IM
Hhccling Va.l Times Of Friday says:
1.-The citizens Of Moundsville have or;a.i1sd Iasm'
selves into Vigilance Committee to rid tnn coI
nifty of nest Of lewd women who seem lsfsiy hs,s
made that town their abode. It appears nM nv
Sunday there was row at one Of the estaonsnmsaI1
known as Esmeralds, and kept BY WOMAN Ism ;.;
Gully, when three Of the women MsN 80 !toiS
shs must leave, and We learn the ianstss viii al
tIeir freight, were shipped ron xos:!,.u: g rsi.
ksnburg. Having nd themselves Of tAn ~ -
Yesterday, the Csnnittes repaired ct snss w.
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deem = .pI ep,y eDp1 hb y'lr ',sess ~ ,at -
We " c5non ina. ,hs sc zoe ''i.r
~litb Observed 81 Sea ms Potn ss detective saa eonr
rieis, eve ~ tsrIr-suy Or lIsrfue pgpc,es
illy yo-rs,
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Mr. Fscg never sent me written answer. Bu' l.
finding the time 10 answer the complains; about expir
il e. procured twenty days further time Thea Went
10 The Controller and requested him 10 send me
written epswe< Twenty days luther time passed. ny
and still no epswer was received by ne. tneh wtn
touble procured twenty days more making IN 81
sxty da,s. Receiving no answer ct the esptatlon oi
tbs period Mr. Lowh,rs counsel persi:ted IN taking
my j, FAULT. again saw the ContgCler AMI Informed
bin that thought be had defense IN the matter,
and incurred of him Il he la any, for If ne had he
must immediately communicate il to me, for would
then Draw is answer. He said that the only defepse
he had Wrs the fact, that the CCmbcn Council were
PAYERS Of New York when they awarded tse contract
70 Mr. Lowber, and he said he wanted to fight the
suit out for he was t. win the case as the Com
non Council could not, by law, borrow money and
buy land told him to the cHraiy and 'aid that
did not believe The Common Council were thieves,
but if he was willing 10 TO II, would draw up
hisl answer accordingly. then told him that he had
no defense at all in the case, and reiterate my
marks now, for l know the contract IL perfect, and
Mr. Iowber can recover in any Cont in the United
Ststes lie then asked me il l was going 70 defsnd
his suit told him that could not argue case con-
tsry to my opinion and therefore he had better pro.
cure some other lawyer in my place. He proposed
him 10 be a sound lawyer and gentleman. lie then
Thought that reference would be the hes, thing for
the case | conceded in his opinion, and we
mutually agreed on Daniel l.. Sickles, esq. The
ref,r was acceded to by the Court, and Mr..
Charles OConsr appeared for the plaintiff, and
rsf.Yee who after hearing the testimony of the case.
decided in favor Of Mr.. Lowber, and Judgment wa,
scsoIdnrly rendered on the report Of the referee and
AN e,eeSf;on issued. Now, il the Controller, In his
conmnn;rs,ion vishes TO screen me from blame, ne
hsr oIfy ne rfcrned thapktss act And Do not see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
JAMES VI. MILLER. Auctioneer.
ITO be SOLD at AUCTION on the 2}d day Of

May 1857 the premises. part Of the FARM Of tse late
Given consisting Of about - wood AID
land parcels Of from Is 70 - each plot containing
-r.l beautiful building stes.
This property situated in the Town Of Westcheser about
II miles TIE City Hail. AwYork thu Boston Turn
pike oppsite he country Vi John Palmer esd and Ia
the immediate vicinity Of The reIiderce Of the late Capt WA
Spencer L. ~. and about ten minutes ride from the VIII
hamshTage Station Il the Harlem. Railroad
This TIE highest point Of lsnd In Westminster County Il
Being here that Coast Surrey taken II
view u the East River and all the surrounding
country.
There churches Of al denominations in the nsghborheod
For gentlemen doing business In the city aud desiring Sum
red,Bee the country this situation /. unvaled for
b-sGty and Il perfectly b-ahy and very accessible
the pt. neat cottage Also Of
For further psrticusr. ePPy 10 CLAIBORNE FERRIS Nos
So and al Annst Ne~-fork and Westches.cr above
premises.
Persona desiring stend the sale vE Harlem Rail
ro-d 70 Wismsetge where they will 6at Carriages
vey them 70 the premises