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This is the narrow way which leadeti
Master Thief. who went on draggin. hin
along till he mad nearly broken every bone
in his body. At last ne tumblcd hin
into goose-house that belonged to tn,
Squire, and the geese began pecking anc
pinching him with their bills, so that hC
was none dead than alive.
Now you are in the flames of purga
tory. 10 be cleansca and purified for life
everlasting. said the Master Thief; anc
with that h. went his way, and took al
the gold and silver, and all the fine
things which the Priest had laid together
il his lnjag room The next NOR ling
wien the COOS, girl c.me to let the geese
on she 1-ard how the Priest lay in the
sack and bsmoaned himself in the goose
( h th<e.
In ,aven's name, who's there, and
what ails you:' she cried. oh" said
the Priest, ii yau are an angel from
! he wen, do let me out, and let me- return
again to earth. for it is worse here than
in hell. The little fend' keep on pinch
ing me with tonss.'
God help US, am no angel at all
sail the girl, $ she h3Ipe the Priest out
Of tha sack. Il only look after the 81 lire 5
yresa. and lie 'non1h they are the little
tien Is whisa NV ? '''''5o '0'' 'e''''
cnea. ,,
o.! sreaaod "a PHest, ',A'S Is at,
thai Nts1ef ih''t : ''N5 An my S''u
ana ~ ,dF5r' NJ n! M C' 3'heS
All he y MS 9te stan .'p'p'e.' l''',''
at s1'1 , f''. '.'''1 -, " ,.' la - ''''' ~ "
hal 4pS' his 3" '' ~
Wv. wen IN : t'',e 80 ~ "
II haa 'te Win -. -, .,,.N
haa been Al ni 'ne "a'I'% ~ way ,,' ''5' y; ~ 4,
p1sa0ry' n aug '''' :, "o"
sn1t HIS 81 3"s' pt' w, ~ 49,
Thief came ana asNe' ''p l''9 '"' ~ :
a> he had pf2m''ea' '"' Ai'''' P'' u HI
OH and 'a'I: =.
You mas 40 oH. u. - -
still. that NAV see pl'''.H T"i' . ~ "a, al .
Fl. for No" haNe !" i'1'
stable. and on 'hein ~ ~ t'''
craoms, one on eten, YOU ~ ~
COOL thief a. to Sfei' 'ia' A''' - Ut
under them, Ill see "'a' o''' '0 i''
ron
Yer vii. | dare say can ~ ~
sal the Master / lei 'ott Sh IL L -
" Aaya yauf danga'er II | ca"
Yes. If yon can, Il do 'nE 'e3' i''
YOU. said the Squirs.
50 tn, Master Thiei ST Oh u i >a'P
nn1 hour. brandy enough - III ~"
pae& TASKS, AID lhto oa' % "a ~ ne
on. sleepy drink but into IN, 9'hef
on'r br1rIv. A'ta- that n hiiei even
man 20 lie in wit at night 'A'ni t7H
So9;ro's stablaylrl; anil ia>t ot al, tor
fir wo-ls all 4 good BIT OF m ny. n
borrowed rac-el g'Wa a1I Il etoat
from An cd woman; and 50. w.t1 a ssa /
in his hanl anil hlniif at hts 5FeN' h !
lima oF. a. cvo7:n: are-* 81, towards
tho e7rire's s.ahls. Jnst as He 1T tn ,re
they were wltcnns the horses for the
nj ,hf and had their hands tut! OF work
.Wha, the davil do YOU want; sad
one Of the grnoms to tbc o d woman.
t.,.ti =, su bitter cold
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and down, just for all the world like ont
who was peepng in at the window
That's the Master Thief. o,d lass |!
said the Squire, and gave his wife Q
nudge on the side. Now see if l don
shoot him, that's all
SO saying. he took up rifle which he
had laid at his bedside
No no don't shoot him, after tell.
ing him he might come and try, said mis-
wife,
Don't talk to me, for shoot him |
will, said he; and so he lay there and
aimed and aimed but as soon as the
head came up before the window, aud he
saw little of 1t, SO soon was 1t down
again. At last he thought he had good
aim; bang went the gun. down went
the dead body to the ground with hea-
Wy bump. and down went the Master
Thief too as fast as he could.
Well. said the Squire, 1t is quite
true that | am the chief ma gistrate in
these parts; but people are fond of talk
ing. and it would be a bore if they came
to see this mans dead body. think the
best thing to be done is that shou d 90
down and bury him
You must do as you think best, dear,
said his wife. SO the Squire got out of
hi. bed and went down stairs. and he
had scarce put his foot ont of the door
before the Master Thief stole in, and went
straight up stairs to the Squire wife.
why. dear, back already: said she.
for she thought it was her husband.
oh. yes. | only Just pat him into a
hole, and threw little earth over him
1t is enough that he is oat of sight. for
it is such bad night out of doors; by
and BY I'll do it better. Bat just let
me have the shee. to wipe myself with
he was 50 bloodv-and have made my
self in such mess with him.
So he got the -hcet.
After awhile hn said
DO you know I'm afraid you must let
me have your night-shift too, for the
sheet won't do by itself, that can see.
So she gave him the shift also. But
then il came across his mind that he had
FORGOTTEN to 'oek the honscdoor. SO he
must step down and look to that before
he came back to bed, and away he went
with both shift and sheet
y little while after the right Squire
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How now. my man. What ais you

and how he had given them leave to q
whithersoever they would. and to follow
whatever calling they chose. And her,
now has the youngest come home. aud
has beaten me till he has made me come
to YOU and ask for your daughter fol
him to wife; and he bids me say besides
that he is Master Thief And so he
fell to crying and sobbing again.
Never mind, my man, said the Squire
laughing; .iust go back and tel, him
from me that he must prove his skill first
IF he can steal the roast from tn spit in
the kitchen on SUNDAY. whiic all tn
household were looking after It. ha shall
have my daughter. just 20 an toll hin
that
SO he went back and tod the youth
who thought It woull be an easy Job
So he set about it, and caugat tlrcc mare,
alive. aud put them into b ~ ani dress
ed himself in some old rars until he
looked so poor and filthy that i, m lda
ones heart bleed to see and then he
sncaked into ths passage at the hac',
door OF :hr S1nir 5 house m thn Sunday
afternoon, with hi1 bag, Just Ijka ny
.,r ~; -, W., ~, ~ '''e nm :,
49,, 49, '''' y" - ~ ~ III
e"re dallt ta-.tlr e3tt1 1t or, ats.
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.oh ;,s, l,=t ',H,z,, -, ~.
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,h'. t.t s",a 80, - .';]I w.
- ~. ,''''''
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-" -, -. -. IL -, N.', NV ~ :
- -
d" 80 -, 60
',e Nat9 ."g '''" ~ ,'is =. s!H
'heF "a" u ION 'HH "i'.'7h' anu Sti5t
''''s " was vac ID n "a'f th4' Nntt
." running deo4'' ava were all eager %
he on' hef u.
eti, 'aia the nltrc, t fine
ha'o; ~ SO II we cant lay eur han :
on II.
70 of' n ran, aai ne rsst with I'm
-a"a5 thr' ali "rns, the htre hrt'rs,
and they after; 60 that It Nas fare ia %
'ee hnt meantime the Youth took III
r'aF' ata ran oil VITA Il; ard VII r. fhe
Squire got 4 ra'S, iAr h.- dinner that
day don know; hut en- thing | NV,
ana 'ha' i' that n nal n roast htFt.
though he ran ater II tul he was both
warm AMI wea't.
Now, II ehanee' that II" Priest cane
TO dit ner th1t Inv. and whHa the Saairc
told HIN what trick tn Master Th!af
had PLAYED him, hc md such game Of
him that there was no end u II.
For my part, snld the Priest, Il can
think how II could ever happ'n TO m" 70
be made such fool OF oy fellow Ike
Tint.
VERY well-an'y keep sharp look
out snid the Squire; 'mtYbe he'll come
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Advice is like snow, the softer it falls,
and the longer it dwells upon, the deep
.er 1t sinks into the mind.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Heads
Programmes, Receipts, Bylaws, Court Dooksts
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &c.
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To produce the locked jaw" in a II.
dy, ask her age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
Ntm 0rItalts Mlontv Market.

CRrscENr OFFICE, 10 Camp street,
l. Thurdsy Evening, May Il, 1857.
There WAS more doing in the paper Negotiations to
the extent Of $4,000 consommated enhancing several
grades of paper through several parties at pa 9 TO- lo
O cent the AL and high grade maturing from Deem
Der to April and small sums OF longer date There
also transactions ll2 per cent The market is well
supplied Although the is well advanced there fair
of the steamboat landing We notice large
the freight traffic at the depot of the opelousss
Railroad eqnal increase at the depot of the jackson
road This latter open fully Brookhaven distant
1873 This is most essential point attained We have
only that ii destined to be productive of and
| important results to the prosperity of our city.
is great field for manufacturing purposes in city,
The Manufacturing Company for the making
baggng and has been in condition for
years. finding ready and quick sale for all rope baggn
remuneave prices There several other associations
which have noticed but very important has just
projected and in fair way of being carried through
association for the manufacturing Of cotton yarn CLOTH
with capital of three hundred thousand dollars with liberty
increase million We notice the names our old
James W zacharie and James D. Denegr the head
of the list and of it bound
sent from here Manchester ngand) made into
thence forwarded to the continent Europe
profit there probability that cotton spun and
the exported from here just reasonable sending
the cotton England Laborer and be fed and
cheaper here than IA other place. having
the rgors cold climates undergo We learn that the
aggregate the factory alluded above obtains all the labor
and workmen low they obtained in ST. Louis
Books for subscription opened for the Louisiana Cotton
Manufacturing Company the office oJw zaehare Custom
house street. We call all citizens forward and
push the organization through
The Exchange market day weaker. There sales
of sight New York at u premium The Banks selling
the counter at u go days sight ruled from Ia, lla dis.
Bankers bills lls discount Sterling quiet Al clear
bills selling at 924@9zs-deaers, however, paying $685..
There bills of lading drafts talked about 99
francs stiff though the demand very limited. We
commercial drafts Paris direct no other oering) at 5l5g
| Six. Bank drafts 60 days at 5.l00B5.073s,
In stocks there sales Of 100 shares Bank Louisiana
foreign and 30 shares 1884, and 20 shares Bank
of New Orleans 07 The paper market offers many ad
vantages that stocks advance though the
| banks organizing would to command preference
An interesting article regarding railroads. will be found be
low Our community beginning be aroused 70 the import
of aiding and completing all railroads commencing within
the confines of State All will pay well when finished Of
| which there is question.
The following table, from Charleston paper shows the div
dends and profits Of the Banks Of South Carolina
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

SUGAR AND MQLASSEs Sugar in good request,
with sales of 500 hhds Louisiana and Mpscosado
prices. OF Moiases II bb Prime, sold 65c
Choice at 81, and 10 half bills at IS D gallon
FLOUR. There good demand with sales Of $500
bb including aloa lead Of Choice Supcrine 20 1900
St. Louis in lots 81 80 800 Country Supene 600 Ten
u 62a 2O Fancy S. and 30 Choice Extra
g bbl.
GRAIN. Corn still rmer, with sales of 1903 sacks
Mixed and Yellow at s5@s6c SEQ White and Yellow 90
900 Prime White the advanced of 914sc d bushe Or
Oats 300 sacks ST. Louis Sold mostly by
party O. bushe OF Bran 1850 sacks brought 81
y 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork confined
retail mostly SCI 81 q bL Bacon still frme with
sales OF l25 casks Ribbed Sides in lots % free
bone at l2s Is Clear at S and IS of Shoulders lOc d
or Lard lis bbls Strictly Prime sold the advanced
| nate OF i5Eie, aud $50 Kegs in lois at l6c q ID,
SALT Several caTgots Liverpool embracing 800 sacks
were sold on private terms, said lower prices
COFFEE. Sales Of $50 bags ucluding 900 at lOlc 800 at
| IGss aud 80 Prime nj lie q Ii.
CANDLES Small lots of Star selling ne q Ii
| for full weight.
LARD OIL. 80 bbs sold lots ut 81 Is a gallon
LIME. 90 bbs Alton taken at 81 OK "A Dbl
HIDES. Dry Country selling Ieyee nj Is, N h.
| WHISKY. Nothing of any was reported
FREIGHTS... ships on FOR Hayre n, SC for
Cotton and for Antwerp S5s Tobacco Cotton shin
ping Liverpool at 5l6d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
MILLINERY,

~M MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
sYbegs leave 10 inform ladies in the country
that her assortment Of latest Style and mbrode
res is now complete She has hand Pamela
Bonne new yle Empress and other Bonnets Lace Grape
and other Cmpos Cambray Mantas and Shaws; Chantily
Lace do Wedding Wells Niolees ace Vaencias Brdes'
Sets Artificial Flowers Embroidered lndkerchiefs Fans
reduction. "
Ladies' reminded that Mrs r. has secured the services
a skillful seaurs'ress lately from Paris. mylt In
E99 M'N1E. tsDEFRT, NO. II CHARITIES mi =
~ street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKiNGhHIlD
KH IN TIE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con lllI
IVA SANITY hand OF new style cloaks VIZ VIZ
nuntillas, shRwls, etc
R- Ladies informed that the services of skillfn seam
stress from Paris have been secured. dt5 TIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

per cent
lac Western paper, in giving railroads.
says
In all of Europe there about onerd miles of rail-
road than in the United States but if add the miles of rail-
road made in England, those of the United States,
that the fifty millions of Anglican race have
made railroads than all the Of the human This
fact is important indicating the superiority
ca spirit energy of the English and American race
habits of continual onward movement
Compared with the population the following proportion
oe mill made lin tlip farent lirrc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City ct New Orleans
Belt remembered that gu this l5th March, @ before e
subscriber of the Peace in and for e city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President d H. P Jan
yer Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Oelis who being duly sworn according Hw. do de
say, that the above inst aud and
cIipt from the books Of said GnmiElI.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANEiE2, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this h day Of March,
a, D. 1851. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
,Ucond Justice of the Peace FOR the Parish of Orleans
Board Of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per cent the outstanding certificates nr profits,
and the Monday in May nd have declared
u scrip dividend of TIL TRTY-FOUR PER GENT on the net
earned premiums the year ending February Is lSj, for
which certificates will and after the first day of
June, 1851 CHARLES BEIGHS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
EXPORTS.

LIyERPoOI-ship Margaret Tyson3796 bales cotton 25s
bdls hides, 1900 saues.
LIvERPO0Ship Champion2945 bales cotton 100 ties Of
lard.
BRAzOS SANTIAGO-Schr Clotida-aO hid. tobacco.
tobacco hhd So bbs q bags l29 do
coffee II crUckey caret 10
powder % boxes pair TIMBER 81 do lumber II
and boe, 265 pigs mdse.
MOBILE-Schr Hy Iatour-6O bbls -four Is do liquor, "a
bbs 50 h bbs whisky 800 bds paper 50 bales of hay
sacks corn 100 do Is bb and 20 hf bb molases Is
castings
PENSACOLA-Scr Martha-300 sacks corn, IS do oats
do coffee AZ bbls -four 70 do bread do lard do pork do
6 bbls whisky Is do mackere 10 casks bacon
porter, Is bxs cheese.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
pG-The W Thomas left Clinton upper Wabash for
New Orleans the 18th inst with AGO tons freight Left Cairo
the 7b with 500 Her officers report Ohio river falling
fast Mississippi Cairo Memphis and rising
from Memphi. down.
nl Capt Long Of the brig John Freeman reports having
18th inst Tortugas bark Theoda of New York,
and brig Arabella of New York, both bound East.
60 The steamer Vim Morrison left Louis 10th inst
ports and stand Cairo and failing below.
In port New Orleans Planet and Lakeland.
The Republic laid up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

IF to look to the for which railroads
needed should discover that Russia and the United States
had the most to do But this the meaning of such
works They must be measured by the population and wealth
Of countries In proportion these country has forth
such gigantic this 1t railroads have cost
less mile than those other but the other
hand there but few of them really finished On
roads there much do The OF roads
ma beer near
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
,SRippirsI snteIIigsr.tt.
FRIDAY, May %, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Champion, Lawson for Liverpool Jones' Aacknder fco
Ship Margaret Tyson, Morrison for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Schr Martha Harrison for Pensacola John Hurley &eo
Schr Clotilda Russell, for Bra1os St Jago.
Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
SChr Hy Latour, Stean, for Mobile, Nv Newton eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
IL experience in this city practitioner of medicine for
the will attend principally Office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that he treats with unparh
Ieed the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart,
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea in word nil chronic
paints form. Also the diseases
chiaren-especfay Of females; Prohpus ute
Fleur Ab, Anoerhoea etc. and that class OF diseases
termed Venere:, primary and secondary, 49,
All who suffering would do we'll give me call before
going elsewhere they will receive safe and
obigate myself all persons who have Rheumatism
Pains ia the Limbs, make charge for my services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had at my Office This
Of my discoveries in Matcra Medca, and 1t is
with perfect safety il being vegetable compound.
consequence of the many humbuy advertisements in the
newspapers with great reluctance give name to the nbc
Address Of call on ut DAVfDSON'S ROW, las CARON-
DELFT street between PoydrIs and TIevia streets.
Office up stairs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. to ?. NJ.
s5 " J. f. LOCKWOOD. VI. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
ARRIVED.

Ship Rater Buck from Rio de Janero masterprevousy
reported al Quarantine-lst dist 10.
Bark Neptune Luhbnrg from Rio de Jsneiro masterps
viously reported at Qu.rantne-lst dist o.
Brig John Freeman Lorig 25 Philadelphia,
Bass-lst dist 40.
Schr Conquest Jenkins days from Pensacola, John Hur
ley 6co-Basin.
Schr Polar Star, Whitcomb, from Covington-Basin
SSchr Eret, Duke, from Bay St Louis-Basin.
Schr Arsene, from Covngton-Basn.
Schr Gen WORTH Christopher from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Schr Martha Ann. Williamson. from Covington-Bssin.
Sehr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
st X A n B o A T s.

Montgomery, Dowty, from Shreveport
Frank Keeling Burt. from Ouacha River.
Cora, Smith. from Aakapas.
Ed Walsh. Wood, from st Louis
YSzoo Belle, Reaves, from Taahatchie River.
Jas Montgomery, Mogomery, from Louisville.
Gu Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Monarch, Williamson, from Cincinnati.
Oregon. Myers from Mobile
Antelope, Brown from Louisville
W Thomas Duble, from Wabash River.
VIM u Morrison, Boillnger, from St Louis.
Natchez. Leatlers. from Vcksburg
Uncle Sam, Miller from st Louis
Joan of Arc, ADO from Biox-Basn.
Towboat Mlandon. Whann. from the Passestowed dowr
and to 18th inst ship Realm-brought up from Quar-
ship Rater and bark Neptune and from brig
Jno Freeman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
a.b 0rItans 4ailp Crescent.
n 1.nc Christian's Prayer in Spring.

M 1hc Christians Prayer in Spring.
Wilt thou not visitlme E
The plant beside me feels thy gentle dew
az Each blade Of grass see,
From thy deep earth its quckenng moisture
drew.
wilt thou not visit me I?
Thy morning calls on me with cheering tone:
And every hill and tree
Tsend but one voice, the voice Of Thee alone.
Come, for need thy love,
Wore than the flower the dew, or grass the rain
Come like the holy Dove,
And let me in thy sight rejoice to live again.
Yes, Thou wilt visit me
Nor plant, nor tree, thine eye delights so well,
As when, from sin set free,
MANS spirit comes with thine in peace to dwell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
gGtaI gntfuigeute.

= 'hies' -'
pouch With due assortment of birds he suddenly
rse black Of that peculiar kind known ny
es The darkeys were in much apparent Distress being
carved and down in the mouth generally They sur
rendered the hunter stating that they
vsys belonging to the 0p hunting friend brought them
70 handed them to the authorities Under m
~ State ordinance standing reward of SIT is offered for the
each belonging to the State and the ordi
pce be observed present as doubtless will be-
friend will presented with doarsenough to pro-
vde him with POWDER for an indefinite number
or hunting excursions hereafter. sss ~
FrHNpIsH OUTAGE - RApe.- Lievt Hunt, last
evening arrested named Peter McMulen, Barney
and Thomas Conres charge Of being part Of crowd
Of pssperated daboica outrage Wednesday
night.
eave resides in tho building No. 50 Julia
reet-the building being inhabited by numerous poor Irish
Families and known the police the
ase affidavit Recorder Stith, the effect that Wed
eay night Tor ye erday moning between the hours Of
efye and two o'clock party Of broke into his and
whist some of them him with slung shots and other
others dragged his wife out Of bed from him. took
down stairs into unoccuped rom. where two of them
sosarsted violence her after the other
ave gave Information that the party broke into ano-
ss room In The house. dragged another of bed from
h husband ungshotng for the oppo-
ston which offered took the wife down into the yard and
were about to their elh her when by
er struggles she thwared them and made her
pe The husband Of this woman, learn int ends making
Dis asdavit to-day.
Ieut Hunt Immediately upon getting the warrant issued to
~ I,-a m, N and soon aterward with an energy
- :, - ~ h;,..s, .-oa;t c,ugh Fox and Con-
-, $50 So. m ,;ra,;sa One If te four otbct ae-
~ - a IA ungh Ford tbs names Of tl,e re-
~ - M f,oa "a "a 20 he can n,nt tbe,n ont if
aa o, - -, -. a., ~ ali ho caught and
fppven guilty for through many long years
OF penitentary service. sgs
G0WHIDISG AFFAIR.-Ihere was prodiglous ea-
element in ST. Charles street restaurant last evening at ae
supper aouf' sanssu y pHe sos @ -
-, !. ~, o ~ a .oh1ss ori far +. t,ne the rottling
- a., "a H.. s.ar na-i,. If t,e ,atsrs ss urcon-
w ,,a ~, 3aa y,,ta+ "A ,vas about further
60 at b,b entlsr,en were from over the lake and that the
t;d, a5 tn a latter N tha cowbaer,s wife which he
CHE cohide didn't consider just exactly the thing for these
polite times
CoRoNEp,s IsouEsrs.-The Coroner Yesterday held
~ b INDY os nm ,,<novn white man found in the
I,,sryii,e stree s,,nnosed to be that Of man
III fro the steamer Planter for or five days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1856, before me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. ManSon Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depose and say the
foregoing true, and transcript
from the books of said Company.
Signedl G. j. MANSONI Secretary.
and subscribed before me- this 18th July 1856.
tSignedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay of
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the ID Monday of August prOxImo.
The Board Of Trustees have declared Dividend of thirty
three and onethd the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the 10Th of June 1856 for which
certificates will after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.