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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13

AFFLECK's ALMANAC.-We are indebted to Mr.
Norman, No IL Camp street, for acopy of Af1eck's
Southern Rural Almanac and Plantation and Garden
Calendar for 1857 1t is alike useful to planter gar
dener and horticulturst, and has wide circulation
in the South
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nS Mr.. L. Knepp,. agent of the Brownsville Flag,
has our thanks for late papers. o a
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Dissolution of Copas,sne,.sEsiag.

Tie copartnershp heretofore existing between the ubscr
hers uuder the firm Of BRUSH CO. this Guy dissolved by
matInl consent. Either party viii sign in liquida on
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York. NnYemher l
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1sn NrItans Bully Grtsttn.
sAun .. HlxoS. wnIIAA T. ApAni-
ny NIxON e ADAMS. 81
OrrrcE. NO. 20 CAmp STREET.


@8 TERMS:
Che Crescent will be regularly served to ,ne
city al IN early hour every morning Sunday ,o1
90 year IN advance half and quarterly A. t0e
same rates. or 20 cents week payableto the carriers
Aycrtisemen per square FIRST insertion, In oil case'
u; for every subsequent insertion, 10 cents.
Advertisements on the second rage are charged u fo
insertion. - s 81 il.g IL . 81, .,
avefssements published 4 intervals, will DO charges - PEI
4 square for every insertion I'll
Advertisements not Marked Will be published one y
longer and charged accordingly; no OF suo
er;rou viii be stopped until all are pao, a. ne
option Of the proprietors
Liberal Discount viii y made 70 regular adsernsefs
THE DAILY CRESCENT
ne. renlaon which rendersit desirable medium for adver
ssyr AsA Flxnx PAPER it circnlates largely, reaching
anv hundreds OF homes early hour and being read
The approach Of business hours consequently articles
~ family DO advantageousy published in is
caIurnns. s @ a ge a2sE# Ell
THE WEEKLY CREsC ENT
q pubhed every Monday morning at s. year invariably In
sdvsnce Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
sna Mississippi. Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
ssses presents favorable mode 10 advertisers of making
fhsfr and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion.
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Secondhand Furniture Fought.

The highest paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing to dis
Of their furniture, will find advantage to call on
the undersigned.
AlsoSecondh Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
MI
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E. Dillon,

LATE DILLON e HovEr,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES JEW
ELRY SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds set and reset in the styes-Watches
elry and Silver Ware carefully repaired.
JAZZ 2plm No 0 CAMP STREET New Orleans
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The Rest of all GfUflthtn9's


MARYLAND, PERRIQUE sCAFERLATI SMOKING
AND SNUFF TOBACCO,
Assortment of Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and
VI AT & H Els.
81 Chartrcs St, corner Cont and 40 Condo
Large importation of FRENCH and GERMAN PIPES;
Meerschaun Chinaware, French Clay Pipes and Roots;
SNUFF BOXES, Pipes and Cigar Cases, Porte Monuaes,
Biadders for Tobacco Leather India Rubber sorts
Of Pipe Tubes, Playing Cards etc.
TURKISH, FRENCH, and CORPORAL SMOKING TO-
BACCO. d.! 2plm
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Additional Commercial Intelligence.

Inv TIRE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL IrsEs.l
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Geo. Es'. Bruce.
AND PRODUCE BROKER
No. IS Tehoupltou!as street.

NEW ORLEANS, La.
Those Frens and others who may he pie ed give NE their
patronage may be assured Of my best on 10 their
dis 2plm GEO. W. BRUCE
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Magnificent assortment

.W0yntNCsIlt .7SSO1'ts1etf
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
New Goods just Received
Per steamships BLACK WARRIOR ana EMPIRE CITY
ALFRED MUNROE E. CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner of Grayler
Invite particular attention their present assortment Of
Goods. Every article WELL MADE.
For OVERCOATS of every description;
For DRESS COATS of every description;
For BUSINESS COATS of every description;
Fer PANTALOONS of every description;
For VESTS of every description;
For UNDER GARMENTS of every description;
For BOYS CLOTHING of every description
For INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF every description;
Finally
For WELL MADE CLOTHING, every description;
Call at the ONE PRICE STORE of
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
ial2 2p6t "a Magazine street corner Grayigr
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"a. y. El,elsch.

lie s,;,, ,,,..a,-,, $50 POydras street.
, ' uisposlng Of his stock of STAPLE and FANCY nRy
at GREAT SACRIFICES. i i'''%S
"a Call and examine the stock.
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HE We are under obligations to the purser of the
steamship Atlantic for usual favors.
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y. W.. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in all Branches In IL Prises e
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and EST FELICIAEA
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. oc,1s g,,f
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ROts Dresses.

We will open Monday very rich assortment of TUILE
and GRENADI.E ROBES, for Soirees.
c. A. BARRIERE 4 BROTHER,
d3l 2plm 20 Chartres street.
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S,sst Recesped by Last Steamer,

me Undersigned has now hand just received by the last
steamer large assortment Of
FINE BLACK FROCK COATS
BLUE
BROWN e.
ALSO
n lu assortment of RAGLAN and OVERCOA ATS os oo.
"'H we ohar as low as they purchased in the civ
t,19 9,e, ROBERT PITKIN,
n tAmD
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAsEET.

Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETs formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co.. No % St Charles street. have been purchased by
Tue Undersigned VINO Offers tie same for sale prices
at No. 200 Camp street
ol3 2pf DANTEr ,rNNDor
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.FSaC Goods.
+ + \ n * l. ! n r OBJ Z II T S.
Ne. 20 Camp street, N. o..
Has just received and is opening magnificent of
WATCHES JEW Ei.RY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The NOS; complete aSsOrupent Of Useful Fancy Articles
such Papic Mache Table,, Desks, Work oxes etc
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes Jewe!ry
Cases, Porte Mounnics, Card Cases, etc.
PEEFUM merry.
Lubn Extracts choice Of Colognes Soaps Po-
mades etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth Clothes and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REToIVERS-A large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always be kept Oh hand.
Purchasers, whether wholesale retail
anime the STOCK and PRICES before masking their pur-
chases.
SlE-W"tches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2ptf No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
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Ii A Y S, APS. etc

receiving general CT SILK E
, r"'a1na leghorn Straw, Palra Leaf Nes;c,r I
WOOL HATS, at the lowest market prices h, ""o
jyl3 2pAW "
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Senint0Hs ) Co.'s

N Z DIAL PORTABLE TELES SCOPES
Showing objects distinctly Pix miles distant Also VEST
POCKET, OPERA and RACE-COURSE GLASSES, cheap at
81 Camp street, corner Natchez jas 2p&Wtf
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
T No. 3497. I
No. 3497. ]
AN ORDINANCE providing for the support Public

an 9nPISASGE Or p5sydins hs Public
.. w S . sssp Cen :s,s 3
sss ss Ely + f&sTsr lie HI
aPg;1sssd as1sh g s hssy he
Ion IN a he ey ee ead ss
m s he S
s s s I ss ss
naang nr hVs ps cent thereon the rate Of twenty
repairs sixteen hundred dollars si6o for rent, he sum Of
I thousand six hundred and sixty dollars
the Second District which had during year aforesaid
,ws1sy 1--WE as dSa g pupil
h1ndrst 70, a. and 1ia seventy dollars 1890 l7o
an 1915 resident pupils adding i've per-
Srs. s sossan n a the 1s Of pupil
az asd elghs hundred and fifty dollars s2 repairs sum
For the Fourth Dis.c. which had during the year aforesaid
va dollars Rsss 5asa per bup nSi sd ns
s ss
two thousand and hundred thirty two soar
month"; and ali par q ae
o School Directors shall be made in The following
The salaries supenendens teachers and other employees
hs IA dsa aRd e,I s
nd sn @ the M by the
troer shall warrant the Treasurer city for the
ment Of the " - f''
as 1T l The s I s Of New o5ssHs s. shall il
beyond the amount of the aforesaid appropriations
ART 1t shall be the duty respective Boards of School
DIRECTORS 70 make quarterly the Comon Council
mat nave been admitted each school,
LETT and the number in actual attendance during month
with detailed statement Of the receipts expenditures
money during the time. hey shall also make the
srac OF AL the quarterly also the nanes number
saes OF teachers employed in tes respective schools
oil the branches tsngh and books used therein;
neht Of the NUMBER location condition
houses owned by the city, those
schoos the size of the and the maximum number
Pupils therein the of the lots play and yard
Of the pupils and the which the same are enclosed
together with
may deem Of public interest
shall be the duty of the respective Presidents the Boards
ana to meet the call Of the President of the
FIRST District Board and upon form the quarterly
and annual statistical reports to the Counc also adopt uni
form system for keeping their daily weekly, monthly
yearly registers Of pupils admitted left aud attending, and also
ce at the respective schools The annual reports of the Boards
shall be published in pamphlet FORM under the direction of The
tour Snpentendents, and the respective
oards in proper ion to the amounts received by them the
use Of the Council The Superinendens shall submit
the Committee Education vouchers verified on oath
as are required by the said Committee the stated
attendance of pupils, which the appropriation
MADE.
[Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl P. s. WILTZ
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jny II, 1857.
President tenn Board of Aldermen Acting Mayor
in the absence of Chas. NJ. Waterman. Mayor.
A true copy. JULES CASSARD
iylS-5t Secretary
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4 l.
l ~ now III plantations comprising the
largest and classes; which it has taken Of
tree crops VII" combination Of the following advantages
over over aJ ohet known application Of steam
BHtery'' F " ' ~
z II requires no additional water for the boilers
o US pipes never .scaleh or require cleaning.
l heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
ou1y o JUICE ha and grained
lie SteaGl being all condensed and returned the boilers
irect no additional boilers required where sugar mill
oeie are large and Giluans agasse Furnace Is
par Of cylinder boilers 81 inches in diameter and "a long
with Iiliia'S Bneasse Furnace furnish
perdty 1900 s
D. The Pneumatic Battery GRnulator Is put in opera,r
at much less the planter any steam bal
terry application OF steam making part or entirely
by steam. e'
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application to The subScr
who is prepared 10 make for battery Eya
tslo "E titihers 10 Ut nsed with direct exhaust
a. ly 70 Cirayier street New CrIas,e 70
SSbtCH WHISKY PuIch@qls Vt, y Old in store
~ npr Tor sai3 by
- s. WOLFF % Camp street
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INPAXE DU QUATRIEME uIsrR1cr- -I
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the City Police jail on the
to Mt DetreignS Ross, Of the Parish OF Charles
81 inches gh has two the
The owner will call and claim his property according
E. BLANCHARD,
2yli Lot Keeper of City Police Jail.
WAS brought to he City Police Jail on the
TO Wm. Mclaughlin living of Melpomene and Camp
streets First District. The boy inches high
The will call and claim his property according to law
f. BLANCHARD,
1ylI lot Keeper of City Police Jail.
WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
W 5th July the old black boy PRIOR Saws he beIo.rs
to Mr. oniot Parish of Jefferson He feet inches high
has gray beard. e''i
The owner VIII call and claim his property according to law
f. pLANCHARD,
lylt lot Keeper Of City Police Jail.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 6ho July the dark grill boy HENRY saws he belongs
to Mr. Henry Foley, Bayou oufche He is feel 5 inches
has n cut on MS head made by oar.
The will call claim hi, proDerty ncrordnr to law
- T. PhANCHARD,
JSlL Iot Keeper of City Police Jail.
w AS brought to the City Police Jail on the
" on the stu Of July, the dark gii boy HENRY saws he
belongs to Ihos Brashaw, Poine Coupee Red Riyer M is
y years old is feet inches high scar on the left eve
~" "He WI" CA! ''hu c!ait ms proDery according law.
f. BLANCHARD.
Ni' lo' Keeper OF City Police Jail,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EARLY TRAIN TO
G 80 - lssffssi PR oGToRVIL BAY AND
the Regular Trains at 10 A. NJ and 8 P. NJ
On Sunday, 7th June, and every Sunday
ther not ceD TRAIN will leave 6 A. NJ aording per-
opportunity Of Breakfasng the Gulf returning
before dinner in the evening" may be agreeable
The expense is snalthe and engines in fine order
and a good Fish Breakfast or Dinner can be had.
AB-There will also be early Train of
oulniolsses leave Canal street at A. NJ daily jel3 I'm
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

hs First Disric Pound 6ryades street between as
One One Whit Mhi,e she she Goat Goat with VIII, dark jaws.
Which if pot claimed within days the expenses
DAY. the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock a. NJ
New Orleans July 18th, 1851 ' '''''' ''''i7 Jy @s
s9 Eb5ves d IssI DIs;7ie
DTyades entire les rues Julie ct Girod CONNIE epaves
Une Cheyre nor ayant les c6es lie bancs oreie
81 les dts anmaux pas jours
Ste Gayts ~ is ssront yends enchere pubque d depot
Nouvelle Orleans, lie l6 Juliet 1851 iyl7 2227
SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-Wns brought
bay Coi 13 hands high with the hind legs white
VIZ %h As" no nS ss%s within ten ays and there
On Pad will be sSd at public auction said depot WE'D
F. A. GuYoI, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July 18th, 1857 jyls % 2s
FPAyE DU. SECOND DIsTRICT-n n etc
M n "ss Po1 Ss Anne b st Defngpy
riere bancs, sans etarnpe visible.
s. les dts anmaux sont rdcames dams dix jours
M ns m il SCI ssTon % venuss enesFe puOlique dit de-
Nouvelle Il nIet 1851 jyis ':s y S
FOURTH DISTRICT TPDUND-Was brought
4 to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Laurel and Constance streets, as estray-
One sorEe Horse abou. Is hands high with stripe
the face the four white having and harness marks
and shod all round. -'
Which claimed within days and the expenses there.
paid, will be sold public sud pod on
URDAY, August lst, 1857 at 70 o'clock A. NJ
Registered q July 1857.
T.J. H1rsELBERcER, Deputy Comptroller jy2l p 81
EPAVE DU QUATRIENE DrSTRICT-ua
u etc conduit depot des epayes du District
jackson entire les rues Laurel ct Constance
un Cheva aean envi iron Is mains de haut, rae
blanche au bs In face les lmbes hanche
des marques de ele ct de harnais qae pieds
81 lie dit cheva recane dix rnis
payes il sera vendu fenchere publique dit depot
l'l aout 1857, d 10 heures A. NJ
Enregsre lie 81 Juliet.
Z. J. HIrsELnERGER ntpute Contr6leur. iy2l q 81
FOURTH DISTRICT TPOUND-SVas brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street.
constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
one large red Cow white under the bellr small white spots
on In forehead short horn marked
crop and hole in the right and under
bit in the left, no brand. ~
Which claimed within days the expenses there.
paid will be sold public at said pound on TT E
DAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans July l6th 1857. jyl7 2sg
FPAyE DU QUATRIEoIE DISTRICT-u
IL ere conduit depot des Epaves QnariGme Di tlict
jackson entire les Constance Laurel CONNIE
me crosse Vache lie dessous
pettts taches banche lie lie front blanc
coe ore!le droe ecourtee rouee oree gauche cou
pee fourche, etampe
81 de Vache pas reclamee jors ct les fas
pages ellie sera vendue lencere pubque depot
Dl y courant a IL heureS A. NJ.
P. A. GUYOL, Commissare des Rues
Nouveeo Orleans le 1f Juliet 1857 iyI7 722T
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A CaHD-! HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
c OF the Law in with the duties Of Commits
otf OF the United States and Of the several States Of the
unlon; Once, NO. 81 Gravier street.
urNf
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On Sundays the train will the from
O'Clock r. M, until O'clock then every honr until IL
O'Clock The steam train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Gar will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock except sbove and the Lake night
after the last steam train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge which
is also made Flag Station where the train will stop
when required from A. NJ to r. NJ; down trips H. II
and O'Clock and up trips and ~ O'clock Fare each way
in steam trains Is Tickets dow, purchased
the ticket Office and lhe conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and from GENTLY Ridge stoppne as
required will up the Lake 6s O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave rs Follows
The City --The Genillv Ridge
A......,.... o'clock 4. NJ o'clock A. NJ
At.......,,-l2 At,......,r.I T, NJ
At---'..,....- L. NJ At.......... 51s
A
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MISSISSIPPI INTELLlGENcE-The vicksburg Times
of Monday last says:
For several days we have been scorched by the
bisterng rays of blazing sun. Our sufferngs were
ntolerable but yesterday the sky was cloudy, with
every appearance of rain. Last night however the
stars were beautifully bright, and the long agony
not yet over.
The Natchcz Free Trader has again changed hands
1t has been purchased, and will be conducted by s.
Murphy, Esq.
The Maroon Star Of Saturday last has the follow.
ing:
For the last ten days Copous showers of rain have
fallen in almost every portion Of the adjacent country,
and also as far as we have heard, in parts more re-
mote 1t is almost settled that this will be the
largest corn crop that has been made for several
years past. The wheat and crops were much finer
than usual, and if we should be favored with a late
idl there will he by no au Insignificant Weld
OF cotton.
Mr.. Doddridge, editor of the Star who was shot
several days ago by a man named Winston was in a
fair way to recover at lass accounts.
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New ORLEANS CREsCENT.-We are glad to see
that this able and substantial Journal has received the
The Creole in consequence, which formerly did the
work, has hauled down the names of the candidates
of the American party, which it had placed at the
head of its columns 1t is not always that the paper
which makes the greatest display, does the most SER
vice TO the party which it processes TO uphold.
[Plaqnemine (lberyille] Sentinel, 18th lust.
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, 3h Of August
next will adudcate eli Office II o'clock NJ the above
lease. T. TuEARD,
jy&i l5t Comptroller.
NEUTRAL sPIaIrs-lvg bols first proof for sale by
~ JOSEPH LANDS X Co,
Iy3 81 rchonpitOuias street.
tTItS z CHA E-2uJ hlrrr's 20 iuglOp fitrsG1rg
tu=i>h. Tor s.!e by ALFk'D hEAKNI.
Ie-u 2A-Ttw y Au> :i2c SEuet.
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COMPTROLLER OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July %, 1857. !
M 3ISo I

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. !
City OF New Orleans, July %, 1857.
[ No. 3459. ]
Reoired That the Comptroller SELL after fifteen days adve
sement in the Journal the lease of City Work house for
ten years from the ls of September 1851 the person
sons who shall take and carry on the said Work the
cost to the CITY, payable monthly said sale TO be made
uhoe me condnons obligations pena and sipuatons
mentioned in and in conformity with the provisions Of ordi.
entitled ordinance provide the sale
OF the New or ans City Work House. approved May 90 1851
ana 10 be subject to the approval rejection of the Common
Signed ]. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISlgned ?. S. WILTZ,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved July II, 1887.
P 5. WILTZ,
President pro Board Aldermen and Acting Mayor in
the absence OF Chas. NJ. Waterman, Mayor. iyc3 l5t
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FATAL AcoIDENT.-We are informed that on Friday
last the 18th inst man living in the vicinity Of
the State Line Station on the Mobile and Ohio rail
road named Hogan, was killed by falling tree. It
appears that he cutting it down at the time for
the purpose of taking honey thsfefrom, when it fell
upon him, and the blow killed him instantly.
Mobile Trihnne. TuaSilAY.