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EsTRAY NOTICE.

TNAKEN up by VIM Rowan, Of Liberty town.
i ship, Buchanan county, Iowa. one dark
brown horse; supposed to be seven years old,
has the appearance OF poll evil onthe top Of his
head. Appraised before N. g. Gageby ESQ. On
July 9th, at Fifty Dollars. I -li1W lgGd
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GREGORY'S
EEasf arsd Cure OF H a IN /.

GREATEST REMEDY OF THE DAY!
EOR the cure of Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
IL Bruises, inflammation, Fever Ague, Chol.
era Morbus, Diarrhpa and Summer Complaints
This Remedy is fast taking the place OF Davis
Pain Killer, and kindred Remedies.
DIR. LUNT,s AGUE KILLER
Is entirely Vegetable and free from Poison. Nc
Arsenic, no Quinine, no trychnine-SAFE
and RELIABLE-SURE TO CURE.
This is o Better Medicine than euinine.
1t stops the chills just as quick as quinine
it rouses the liver TO action, and purges the sys
TEN from bilious matter, doing what cannot be
done with quinine. 1t never Injuries the patient
or leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin
and eyes, or with weak and stiff joints.
DIR. LUNTS BALsANI FOR TEE
THROAT and LUNGS. "@aN
An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron.
chitis Sore Lungs, Whooping Cough, lnflamed
Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat, Difficult Breath
ing, Hoarseness and Consumption.
BOYD, LUNT 6 co., Proprietors,
Maumee City, Ohio
Sold in Quasqueton by R. L. THOMPSON
Druggist, Main street. lmY23 ON
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

! 1. ~
Business was very active on the levee yesterday ;
not only on the levee but in the vicinity Of the ware
houses, cottonpresses, here, there and everywhere
II would make too long an article to STATEN detail
the mighty business now going on in this metropolis.
Among the evidences Of the growing trade with the
Continent or North Of Europe, we notice the clear
ance yesterday of three heavy ships for st. Peters,
burg. Russia, with 10 S31 bales cotton there are
also five other large ships loading for the same place
With cotton, being sure sign that the accounts we
have from time to time been receiving from Liver
pool that the stock Of cotton in Russia was ample,
were grounaess True.l0,oQD or 1000 bales cotton
are not much in crop receptNo 100000 bales, yet
there is Significance in the movement, that the Cont
nent of Europe is freeing itself Of dependence on
Liverpool for supplies Of cotton.
The clearances yesterday of cotton were much
larger than on any day for weeks past, and we may
expect reductioa IN stock Of considerable import.
ance during the next thirty days The receipts will
speak accordingly we did not expect any great fall.
ing of n them until after the goth inst, or up to the
LIST march, aud we think March will tell the tale II
the words /" remember the ides Of March will appl,
10 the cotton market, We now allude to them.
The arrivals Of vessels yesterday were few aud tal
between, in fact, up to late hoar not vessel iron
sea was reported at this Office. i" N'importe, Their
is sufficient tonnage in port at this moment, andwha
Is expected viii prevent freights from advancing s.
our Western customers can send forward their pro
dnce ngder the assurance that 1t will find reasenabl
freight market and il they desire TO avail themselye
i Of the Advantages our market offers for sales am
returns they will nd that gold or silver is abundant
and that there is no better cash market on the glob
than hismach abused city Of New Orleans,
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ST CHARLES. Mr. Adams, N Y :sCol Ben Adams. Miss
Henry Smith, N @: johnson, S G; S Sanford Boston;
Simpson, Fa; I'll Woodbridge and servant Va, II Collier;
10; Geo Ruifus N o; W W Thornton and lady, III; w X
Ackermsn; N IA. Barker, London; b Bryce, $ c; KG
Asle Ala; jewell, CT Lyon NIECE and servants Ala;
MsItyse Mss RIchadson Nd; Smith init and lady Mass
Williams Miss Muse East Feisana Gs9 GEaday Ark;
Robt King, aoS smith, III 81 Brock X Lewis
lady W; + Johnsos CAIRO Iadns 2 Mar.in Y Charles
Sindson Alex jackson and lady Waiks Tenn; Kirk
man. G Smith, lady and servant, Tenn; Monigo-
cry lady and servants DR. Percy Miss Lizzie Hood r
Smith Miss; Mrs Cap Wray Memphis Mrs and Miss Young Ia
l. Wcken Mrs Titus Jones and lady Q II Smith
lady Mrs Nance, Morrison Howard, Memphis; John
Shane Baxter Nashville; g Bayne and lady Mrs Por
er Miss Lotte Rutland and ady, Dr. jackson, Mrs
Benny Mrs Street. Mrs Provino, Memphis: Graham and
LADY, miss Progdht Memphis Hart La; Brshsn Stitch
Texas; . Lewis, Mass; VIM Baxter, Tenn; Wood,
Pickett Or Hellamy and LADY. Tenn 6 Pickett La q
Hazehnrst, Lyman Harding, Ga
ST. LOUIS. r. W Pullam, New York; o Il King J "
Dixon, VIM Heeder MueklerSy 7 Elssn Eoost Tex
wife children and Phil; Jn9 Lebdel West ba
uhico ohns9n II Andsw MeGan ID Dunn
Kerr. Kerr, G; Miss Fleicher Miss Ward Memphis
Bowers and wife Mrs Bryan and child, Backwood
Fall wife, La. Nta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
DIR. Hagsted.

DR. HALSTED of Northampton, Mass, has been induced
spend few weeks in this city, give his professional ser
few ladies' He makes the diseases incident to woman
speciality and dicards supports and harsh remedies Some
be cured by visit others will require more His
system Of therapeutics which is smpe rational and
reliable gives vitality and force tic the functional powers
and controls the obstinate organic weaknesses with ease
certainty the only agent which will cure spinal
difficulties and obviate steriiity.5
Dr. Hased be consulted between the hours OF 10 A. NJ
p NJ his Office in the of the Home Mutual In
Company, No. IS Camp stree-enance on Nachez
street,, -.
DIR. to the faculty every possible facility
for testing the merits Of his SYSTEM therefore physicians are
particularly requested to call. 4vAa&f
s-A Brother, Esq President of the Home Mutual lnsu
rance Company Is referred to. .I0 fel3 2pft
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sissss "a,


IA a 5ii6s ii gsaph we have copious and
1 tlsn Nicasseua, brought BY ne
8 y y v w ~ pssdicted i would BE ~ along,
" y ri lceed II would be;on Monday morn
M Valksf i sznns are triumphant every
III " tave only To meet an enemy to
n = ~ OF both enda Of the Transit
3 " lii li41 heen detcsted and overwhelmed.
III Gcs kridgs and Titus on this side, and
s u a. George and ID He officers and
no ~ IL theh coEnmand for tue brilliant and
jslusioas that have been achieved. They
y ~ VI honor. BY This time. Or
III succeeding ten days 81 the outside, the
"a 81 xiA " nssde clear; and III obstacles Id the
IL emigration 10 Nicaragua viii be removed
I&iR y "A ~ A iate Al certain as : Manifest
~ zs}ch u about the sursst thing On the
sslss fissdds * tse generation u Central
6s I'M lp them gcices and rejoice. The ri
\ HI ef that aagni6cent country Is now certain.
4hi6nsI HUH snd Evil report through the vilest
SaGksry md nh bssest calainny the guiding star
81 fRe regenersto illiam WaIker, has led him IN.
srsinely a. III the path OK glory and renown. Tbs
ataie u IN o. promise, while the splendors q ths
~ sle a sscure al the hrrnset mountains Of tina
Nndeff1a lana
TIL Will reach port come time TO-DAY, whei
~ expset "A rscaise fuller intelligence, s
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Cioaks and Russian Fssrs.
COME TO gHELApIEs'
FASHIONABLE sCLaAfc uppsv


COME TO THE LADIES' +
FASHIONABLE CLOAK ROUSE,
Where Ladies will be unlimited stock of ali kind
OF Fancy Goods; 1908 yards Of rich French Silks.
ys 50 CASES PARIS MADE BoNNETs
zVe reh Lace and Muslin Sets 500 Russian Fus go wop9
Rad shews full ASSORTMENT Of rich Iaces and Ribbons Is
Gss Fhefoidered Night and Morning Gowns new syle
Robes &c chauhre 200 Rich Embroidered Ha,kerebefs; .
u assortment of Dress Goods Rich Flounced Bareses Or
saaes and f1es fun assortment Bridal and Baby Arb
ees ladies Embroidered Under Skirts new STYLE orss
lanes Feh Shell combs Fancy Bags Portetonraies and
! as THIS is already known as the US 81 st
m" okLEANs CLOAK ANT MAyTILLA FACTORY,
and tie only one III the city keeps sToCE Of
49, Ali. 81 LES for Ladies, Misses Babies VIZ
| WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE GLoAKs of ora OWN
MAAuFAofuRlNG, at half the price and will gua1a-
ee" less than half the price THOSE houses Ina. 70
on North to buy seme oloaks to sell again
Merchants bayn Coaks, Bounets Silks Embroiaerie OF
anT Fancy Goods, should can at la CANAL. sTkEgT.
| as.. D. Z. KEEGAN, t
| V -psHt p,E LA Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

xy-A trial OF Hoofland's German Bitters
will convince Akepcal Of their great virtues Read
the following: d.. .
Julius A. Jeger says "New Elizabeth Hendricks county
Iud june "a ISL should like you send lot of yonr
German Bers. know them to be valuable medicine de.
serving ali the reputation they have ACQUIRED have used
them my family, and they have certain rem
edy for eradcatng the fever and have used them
cessfully for two years., s& 4 III
William Norton says Huntington, Ind Sept 20 1854
Send another supply Of Biters Immediately They rap
idly, and give the unbounde satisfaction in every
90 Of nstsace in which bave sold bot
tie that the person did for more and in that h
/ ore bottle cured the person.
See advertisement. fele aplm&W
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.tTortattfy ana oag Southern CAil.

It s estimated that in the Southern States children
carried by WORMS the diseases arising Ii them than
by all oher sgdes cstahped Pes morton examinations Of
tie Young the terrible Of these IN.
dioas enemies OF health and life. It is therefore ol,
of common philanihropyto reeoend with 81 earness
preparation lks WlSgR,S ADA VERMTFr Gg ~hich
has proved, u many thousands Of cases nmedlate safe
ana radical cure for every kind OF yefuieula disease
SBe particular aud rememberths name, 'Niner's Cana
dian Vernngn Thss the only article that be depended
Remember ths FoFsse in New orleans wholesale and
retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO..
f.l6 2pSteoa&ItW 2ldrd Isl cAArges street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
to women. it is a settled

EzrEfostetter-As to women, 1T Is n settled
statistical that sevenenhs Of their number suffering
disease general debility Are the much better
OFF, Loss of appetite palpaion prosraton, distress of the
stomach Dizziness costiveness general physical and mentalia
ability the usual symptoms The stomach the recipient
all ailments Of the body. To comeract the injurious effects
the nulgences you assist the stomach Hostel
ters Vegetable Stomach Bers the Appetite carries
the bile and impure secreons regulates the bowels mparts
strength the system aud the invalid TO
health Its effects poperfu No family should he with
Sold in full quart bottles Extremely paatab by all
Hotels Grocers Druggists aid others Itrequires addition
OF spirits fe16 2p6t&itW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
souty.e,.,. Furniture vr-arcroonss

CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. III and 17S Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock OF
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs sud BEDsTEADs, in ad-
dition to his hitherto large stock Of VIZ ...s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
prsing EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find it to their advantage 70
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
4 CHARLES A: STEWART,
fel6 2ps&1tw Ill and 173 Canal street.
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S,,,s.u I,Os Io,sstssles.

Marks can be prevented H. Al they are Ups ena ,u
are snointed with DAILEY's PAIN sna Asps
So the virulence Of the poison will be hafmiss
nany anon,ed every other par. but oneha o. hs
facet he is living evidence Of It's ns.ehless vras. ~
~ Ill M unaonted Is pox the other PARA ana
ever the salve was put Is re clear as child s.
PRICE, rs cents 20 cents and 81 per box.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale ana Feai ~
= - ~ j. WRIGHT h CO., III.
2i and ISL Charres street
-, ~, sx,a, sho,,d be addressed fel6 ep3tend<W
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The objection subscription ground
tst Ii III implies char neither the parishes through
which New Orleans, have equitable snbstan-
tial claims to such treasury,
eSs,nna.ia, Of shs figures vii convey sFsn. impress
New Orleans and Jackson the opeousas yicksburg
and shre 00eo1 ahfth Of winch Che
ihscripon) Is 81 OF this last The State has
Is yet only paid HE following snns t +
To The jackson roads.
To the fypeleus 5al 900
TO the yicksbur hnd Shreveport 900
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

Total amount in the three districts
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The paid in cash and in bonds by the city of New
Oreaps 10 railroads, sI ysa3 E tS,l ia{ r., O.
Taking the rn,io Of taxation basis h the State had sub
scribad given its bonds in the proportion the tut
Of bonds available for the railroads In progress Of
construction would have amounted Sl59S 80 whereas
State only Fiven its BOMBS the amount 81 81 0 for
Il eng If thec
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To WHOM, all orders should be addressed fele ~.