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l6llhletsss s. WEEKLY NAIL LIME eE4sHsLsS -

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5sSs@s4sss..s5vzSSa TO VICKSBURH.
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,IO SATURDAY, at
p. NJ. nj T. NJ ~ f.1M r.
The magnificent Z. The masnitcent The mlgnihceht U
States mail packet III. mail packet Estates mail packet
Princess, Captain C Il y O Sn!cheE' N"plinI
Wilson, will leave Capt j. B. Canon l. T. feathers, VIII
Dounldsonvie will leave for bon leave for Donaldson
Pnoupmur 0nlrlsonvlle Plaque willie PlnQuemine Ba
Rouge Hudson mine, Baton Rouge ton Roge orl ftnd
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou son, bayou sara he
Ryer Inniir Fort Inra Red River River Landing Fort
ADAMS Nanhez Handing Fort Ad! Adams Nntchez, Wa
Waterroof Rbney ams NNchez WATERPROOF Rodney, st.
s. oseh Grand lterproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf,
f Isl osep. Grand iWarenton andy Vicks.
Virks'urr yIGnlC Warrentou, lhurg every SATUE-
TUESDAY, at 5 p. EickSburg, Mill DAY III r. NJ.
NJ. Ikens Bend and l.aket
Providence, Stack kI
Island Reach and
lSkipwith's Landing
levery T. u RSDAi,I
lat p
mentioned splendid packets WI" levt
regular days without fail Al the hour appoiteh Al
business 10 their will be promptly ana tah" n "
attended Freight for SHzoo, if consigned 70 W. NJ
SHAW the the boats at vickshrg who will iorwart
| it without delay and without auy extra charSe;
These will be responsible for letter or package
containing money, iewelry other vhuabes, UNI rent
bills Of ang taken specifying the contents and value an
p.i Ter any vuualeS deposited with the cefH
! By the passengers, contained in their baggage
| For freight passage apply on board. or 10 ~,
| CAkRUIIi. PRITCIlARD CO.,
Union Row. s. Carondelet ST.
nHD Il T. r. SMITH No. 3 Tchonpiton lns ST.
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The Subscriber havng been appointed Agent for this State
for the er efrrys Improved Acting Pupp, with
India Ball Valves, is prepared TO receive orders
nud f1rusl, same This valuable patented
Eth 1850 and was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
Nork Sntc FAIR held Elmira in that year. In intro
ducG ts Pump to this community, the u dersined feels
confidence his efforts TO bring ino general will be
seconded by all lis operation and construction.
The urrCec adaptation of solid Balls OF India Rubber for
Punp Valves will be apparent thinking mind.
a certainly Of operation nnd perfection of action which
he attained OF other Valves. The simplicity OF
arrangements facility h which the parts be removed
and rCpnced compact form renders this the most perfect
mi tesiruhe Pump Every Planter Ship Stcnmbout
apar hOl of these valuable Pumps,
D, from general purposes they can IN moment lie
Transformed into IN efficient Fire Engine.
possesses capacity OF oIcng ~ gallons per mi
Price $50 .o =,
Price so Ill.,. :.
ute. Price $50 .
nd larger sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up cppncy of 800 gallons minute are now IN course
construction muy be expected Nos aud are hu
irnhy adapted Houses fer forcing the mo
nssp and lc ordinary which Pump is generally
nIieA while redeems Swnmpy Lands the No. As are mas
pclShblc. 49,, .
subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps ar
seen they will speak themselves, and TINT sooner or late
they will 20 into general use -. :, ~ Ut,
Samples of Size be in operation at G. O. Bic
street or Mt the Office undersigned where are ii
yitrt To call and examine before purchasing.
ANDERSON u. DIETER, Agent,
% tirnvirr street.
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FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April 22l, at 5 = NJ.
Frr.. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
fItafEtss w. Z. Young, G. Z. louailer, master in
tssTEz place steamer 4. " Glaze, will leave above
taking freight for Old River Smmsport and all landings on
Atchataya For freight apply board or to
AL j. NJ. JOHNSTON CO. ) front LeFee 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

BRUTAL MuRDER--On the evening OF the 7th INST,
serious affair occurred at the plantation OF Col.
Isham Dorsey, seven miles west of this place. For an
act of negligence, merting moderate reproot, the
overseer, Mr. Wright, attempted to asten and ehas
tise one of the negro men. The negro, unwilling 70
submit to this punishment from him, attempted to
make his escape. The overseer being armed with
double barreled gun, deliberately shot him down and
he died in short time Wright has fed to parts
unknown" leaving behind him wife and several
children in diseonsolate and aRoss destitute con>
! dition, fSoatheru Ala.Q Era.
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TMpoR'rANr rANNoUNca4MENr TO THOSE

TMPo1RsTnANTrv ANNpTNct4MENr tN{ St;EH TO THOSE
DR. 3 JAMES s eqHiia@ss be 60 sendspsv s TILL eon
susd rss s p ss s. o Ss
in 10th male female and waever n or nare hs
United States and Europe warrants him in N saying 'sn, as
It Of no consequences os iseese has continued
GE seetsay es Gve the enemy from system shortest
space possible without mercury change i'll diet or huee
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect e early abns Of The sys
BRscent sases of .ionorrhea cured in "a Old
Chronic elects, other Gatat discharge cured IN from
n- Remember tat Dr. James Dspensary s. Cnstooho'se
- II ' ' ~ m2 Sm
| 1IIMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM tiHANu-
~ LAT0R in seven plantations cGmpfn m , 'ns ne
largest and smallest classes on some ct Thc mas Ne on
over other known apqeation OF steam to steam IA"
Il requires pressure 80 pounds Of steam to strike
2 It requires no additional water for the boilers.
| s. Its pipes ocale' or require cleaning a.,
body Of juice 50 that an lard grained made
g. The bega condensed and returned to the hoilerI
direct, additional boilers are required where tho sugar nit
boilers large and Gian Basasse Furnace is Hse-o"e
With Gmals Baga5se Furnace furnish grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhdS Sas"r
g. The Pneumatic Battery Granlaor is put in oPsr"tion
NJ much less expense the planter than other steam %
terry application of steam making sugar. in part or entirely
For further information, pamphlet with full specieaons
drawings will be furnished application to the snhssoer
rators or Cariers with
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
20 iimvier street. New Orleans La
TI1FAE tSEai FANCY AND FANiiLh Gttn-
L Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; E. L. BERCiER
Agent ~ ,, -,>.,,s
= | and LIQUORS.
as CHAMP ACNE OF the best brands. in quars ai pnts
i other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and othe
Liquors Superfne COR AIS and variety of Fancy Srti
Of the ysy best SgasS f se Q" Of saGa at low
: "a FURNITURE : FURNITURE PER
l. VI sons dcsiringto
A9a Sell their Furniture,
= jfi Store their Furniture,
To buy Furniture,
v -;lI do rvel br rpnlving at JUTfEN'S,
- wa - = 80 No. 1872 Camp sseet,
9, ep, 0ppnSite St Parck's Church,
Il DUTIES Es-SO erkns cnolce Goshen, landing shi
I mi SAMUEL. WOLFF, 95 Camp ST.
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OU HITA RIV Err.

Leaves OIL THURSDAY, Apri 23d. at O'clock, P NJ.
na FOR CA MD Z No UACH TIA
legT Riverdirect, the fine fast running. light drat
ss=-;ss. ss=ss- passenger packet steamer Ii If CIT
Keeling master, will leave above for Camden, Beach
Hills Little Bay Chnmpagnolle, Pigeon Hills ION Saline river
Conishs Warren lIileys Landing Providence Point Ions
View and Hanblrg) Alabama Landing Buachita City, Port
Union Mouth DArbone, Trenton Monroe, Columbia, arr
soulur, Trinity plantation and way business Fol-
AZ SNAPP IIITE, Front street.
The Fox will the arrival of the steamer
Bluff City for Camden
E~ The Fox stands Mol at all the insurance
rnirp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

arNHE GREAE N A.
kH$ sS.s2 !s ~ saS5af EAST : BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAIlROAD-Wnichf forms the grand central link in
chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
'' WfEELiNG, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, ON THE
" "WAsIISGToN CITY and BALTIMORE on THE Fast.
At which places it untes with RAILROADS and STEAM.
BOATS, for all points East and West Is ne CNItl
ROUTE by which THROGII TICKETS TO WASHiNGToN
can procured which point welt as to BALTIMORE
BE route only by whcGnrchasers Of Through
Tickets York enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
only enabling business and travellers for pleasure Or
visit four of the principal cities in the Union Tor
less than be afforded by any other route,
~ To passengers from New Orleans. VickshUrg Nafchez
Memphis South generally travelling by the boats
upon the Mississippi river CHOICE OF ROC TIES to the East
BY the and Ohio Road and connections is offered
Of Oho thence by the Illinois Central Railroad 20 TO
SANDOvAL QlS miles or PANA, az miles and thence by
Ohio Mississippi Terre HaUte and Alton Railroad turn
Hante indianapolis Dayton, and &enia, 10 Columbus Q.
SECOSDThe South western river traveller may o
Mail boats the o. 10 to Louisville or Cincna, an!
then CARS FOR THE EAST via the Little Miami
Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to EEL
AIR four miles below Wheeling where he takes The cars On
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
t Travellers notice that while this is the
only aordng Throu III Tickets all the Eastern cities at
is shortest, speedy and direct, to al" the leading
points The distance from Columbus 10 Baltimore
only 6 miles, being about 100 miles shorter TO New York thar
other There are less changes OF cars N s route
and consequently less detention than by any other
USJ Express Train of this route hcne from ~
| to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THRhf
M. Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H3P Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
point route and their journey at pleasure may
purchased W f. REDDlNG the Office Of the Illinois Zen
trail Railroad, under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
b. i q. r. R., New Orleans.
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%eaa 81 WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIv ER

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 22d ns, q oclssk ASr NV n
fine fast running. light draught passenger pac-
snssssssssS ket steamer John briggs, y 3 Marsh,
Cairo Hickman New Madrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon,
vicksbnrg and all intermediate landings on me oo and
issippj rivers For fregat apply on board Or 10
SSAPF FRONT s'reet
willeave on SATURDAY, 18th inst at 5 O'clock p N
IeunT.-N Messenger steamer WOodfOrh, James Ma
her master will leave for the above for Lonis
Vile EynnsyiiIe. Paducah Cairo, Hickman, New Madrid,
Memphis Helena Napoleon, Vicksbnrg and all intermediate
landings For freight passage having unsurpassed accom-
'1''''' ali "pp' v" SNAPP Il IIITE, Front street.
nl.n of her cabin can and secured
by aInlYing o the AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

NEW ORLEANS AND KEY WEST MAIL.-Ihe Wa
kalla (Fa) Times, of the Sth, says:
The company announced some time s since as haylhg
taken the contrac for carrying the mail between New
Orleans and Key West, having thrown up their con-
tract, it has been taken by Philadelphia company,
who are to carry it for short time in one side wheel
steamer and propeller Que OF them was TO leave
Philadelphia on the 1st inst. II she did so, she may
be looked for at this port in a few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
fw. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
fAnlca1lA Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alexandria - The
splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam Ap-
pIrgate master connecting Shreveport with the steamer NJ
t. Daugherty for Jefferson Fregh taken through to eler-
son at the The Duke leaves alternate
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
SATURDAY, April 25 at 5 P. NJ.
TUESDAY. May 5,
For freight or passage, apply to -
mil f. G. RANnNLH & CO., ~ Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations, Draining Exrava
tions, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. ETC. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
FOR RED RIV R.

, Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Arrl 22d at 5 P. N.
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
alalk1,ss Bayou Campte Grand Ecore ST. Maurice, AeX
ssss=A apira and all Intermediate landings, the swift
running light draught Alton, Jr. sydnia Smith,
master will leave above For freight Or passage apply on
| board, to -.
| a2y F. G. RANDOLPH & CO.. IS Union street.
,yIs now receiving freight Of Bienyle street
rThe Atom will also take freight for Jefferson, with
I rrivi viIappn nfr shinDn
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Will leave on THURSDAY, 23d inst. at . p. Nj.
ZOO AN YAIIIA-

Rivers, the hne, fast passenger
steamer Granada, will leave above for
Son Tcnla City Sartara aud all intermediate land
ipes Yallabs,a Rivers For freight passage
a.m = SNAPP & HITE. 4 Front street.
n Is now receiving freight the foot Of Common street
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Leaves every THURSDAY at s O'Clock P. N.
II II(.{JJ,AR THURSDAY U.

le4a.fct.S Mail Packet Capitol, Capt. j. NJ
;A, White {in place of the r. ". McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing Ashton, Pilcler's Point Skpwths
Landing Lake Providence, Canacks Landing Mikens Bend
vickshnrg Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez Fort Adams Ps Red
quemne and elegant and swift passenger
CAPITOL, Capt j. NJ White n place oil the
r. Mceae) will above For freight passage, ap.
ply on boaad or to . ~ -
a3 SNAPP IL HITE, Front Hueel
v5The Capitol invariably gets Vcksburg every
Saturday morning the O'Clock leaving Vicks-
I burg for the interior. t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

jrferys Doube-dcting Suction and Force Pump,
,rih India Rubber Bull Yaires,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

-"4 = Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 P: N:
w. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
Paeket.For Carolina Landing, Ashten Pitchers
Point Skipwh's Landing, Lake Providence
Camacks Landing Milkep's Bend ycksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington and Point Woathngton
The elegant and swift running passenger packet steamer H.
w. Powell H. Ess will leave as above. For freight
Vi nis Irs'' If Apply T. b. SMITH Tchouponas street.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April 22d, At 5PM
N- CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW MAD
euniS.. p DEfD-MLMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET JINE-W edDesday Packet for Cairo
Hickman New Madrid, -phis, Helena Napoleon Green
vile and intermediate landings the splendid steamer
Wray, will be ready TO receive
freight this morning. will leave above For freight or
FeN' ' JOHN f. HYDE CO., &C Poydras st.
u-This line freight for White River be re-
Skinned on the White Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazer
a. N.St,.iia Pacle,s Ajeona and Polar a20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

A SDERsOT ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MEE-
N CHANT. AND AGENT FOR JEFtERb'S IS DOUBLE-
ACTING SuCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

CoTToN.--The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock last evening, were by the steamer
T. W. Powell, from Lake Washington, SG2 bales
Bluff City, from Trenton, lt3 w. W. Farmer, from
Trenton, lis; W. c. Young, from Washington, l79
Total, 1902 bales. -..
Receipts for corresponding day last year. 1855 bales
The exports yesterday were, for St. Petersburg
$3.50; Barcelona, $50 Queenstown and market
l 81; ; Vera Cruz, $50 Boston, SIS; New York
sol. Total, 1858 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
FOR BOSTO N.

kER FOR BOSTON CRESCENT LINE - THE
tH spleudd very fast sailing regular packet ship AL
Aa.1G.bu Wyman master is now loading for the above
6Ti and will immediate dispatch. For freight OF -four
nd pork apply 10 .,, ~ - . .
For having superior accommodations apply the
r, oDJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

NOC'IDIS lSAAHEE TREATS ALI DISEASES
- FREE OF Gil fARGE-D Baake will also give special
following named diseases, Coughs, Colds Con
sumption Group, Influenza Asthma, bronchitis and MI olet
of Dr. BRakee Will devote nAF-
cunr attention tbs trrutnent Of lumbago Scroln Ehen
masm mad chronic, NelTnlEn, Paralysis, Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia, Piles and all arrangements Of the Stoaci Nef
ard bowels aud also all chronic female Diseases peca
will be given to the ot the rye ana hf f
Bnnkce has nnc anew discovery of lud That VIII produce
perfect absorption of the CaarnC and restore pcnhntl
vision without the Of the knife Dr. tiakte can
prodHce thousand certificates of his perfect success N cur
Cancers Old Ulcers Fistua SwelnsS lunos
of description and without The Of the knife Speea
arrangements must made with Dr. BRGkee Tor the Uetlet
OF the last named Diseases they will require his constant a
vice and attention. Dr. uakee skilltn and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living. His fame is
known personally in nearly principal city in the world
All letters directed II Dr. BACe, enclosing postage stamp
five cetsl from distance, correctly stating tho nature ot
the disease shall be promptly answered. the patients treated
| by correspondence, free of charge
| Office hours from A. NJ. to p, NJ.
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FOR YAZOO RIVER

Leaves on THURSDAY, April 23d. At p NJ
w. FOR TALLAH ATC HE AND
elllcsss YazOo Rivers-fOr Tallnhatchie, Mouth Cold
ss-sa Water I.eaore, Greenwood sidon Head of Honey
Island City, Srrtia and all intermediate landings On
the TSllahaichie Rivers the light dranght
Steamer saIlfe Robinson. Dyas Powers master, viii
freight applyon board or 10
SNAPP Il, &,HIIE, 4 Front street
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-07
NO. As.

general convulSion aud alarm the times. TUs,
however, Northern dcnigo-aes regard ~
Ipreposterous, and deceive their people into the
belief that the struggle would be Int tempora.
ry, and that every difIcully world pass from
the face of the great progressing wve of the
white mans destiny Ike nprtinr aud unm.
pressiye bubbles from the surface Of ,he ocean
"The loss of negro.slnye labor they sny will he
instantly supplied by that of peon services
The botting ont of TIE 'nristocritirnl tusiitu
tions of the South will he Immediately follow
cd by the establishment Of Radical Drmornti.
institutions: md these changes will not effect
the .States of the South uny NOR" than the pos
session Of the capital Of 4 government by oppo-
sing forces destroys the government itself"
Admit their reasoning, and the full hnnnfrcncc
Of their policy that may come 10 nn5orn gene
rations, who can fail to sre its attainment ut
the cost aud sacrifice of len millions Of HIag
Christians, Such monsirous evil with such
mighty good would exhibit TO the world Satan
IN new rebellion against the Almighty
Such sir, are the issues which the natural
flow Of events, prcdicatea upon the triumph Of
the agrayian party in 1886, mud the after con.
tinnnncc of the Union will absolutely evolve
Existing premises have their inevitable con
clusions. The conflict between the North and
the South has been, is aud ever will be sec
tionul in i,s character, with millions Of no
property men, pressed by necessity, and mpci-
ed by interest, combined with thousands Of
property men, drawn BY their fears to the
junction, occupying harSher climate on the
one side, arrayed against II less united, vgor-
ous, aud energetic, bnt more refincd people,
living III more general comfort, and occupying
ii cline stamped with the fatal gift of beau
ty," endeavoring to maintain their status on
The othel side. For the great stru sglc of
1850 the forces Of the North are already an
emhatted host ready TO gain the p0iM d'appui
of the future The South have no longer time
for thought, they have only time for acton.
What then shall be yorr action? WHAT ac-
ton shall patriots take ev vryWhcre an over
the land, North, Sonlh Est. and West, TO
avert the Threatened callmlics or the nnt'on?
HHrt yrori3,ace rW goI mca sarobc 10 Pceserre
NE Uaioa IN is bfHcRccaSe IN m, or to sumter
Il far The "Jetg If M may be excused for
having alarmed YOU with The truth, but the
wisdom of yourself aud conpeers must devise
the remedy for the dangers suggested r.
however, shall further unburien my mini
SHALL answer the pregnant question, stated,
frankly and impartiaIly, without fcnr or favor
as to men, and with no regard to aught Sa
the future shortcomings Of history, after the
manner of what is here set dowl
have the honor to be, very respectfully
yours, Pl IHON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

The Richmond Enquirer defines the " Southern
party to se that Administration party WHICH regards
Charleston as its MeccaKe its Mahome and the Courier
as its Koran.' Exchange.
We imagine that that fat Consulship which was
rendered to- and will be accepted by the editor of the
Enquirer as the reward for his treachery to the
South, will be his Mecca, Mr. Buchanan his Mahomet,
and the big book filed with records of treachery will
be his Koran Don't, old Buck don't give him
that Consuship" GNatchez Free Trader, 18th inst
If old Buck" don't bestow that " fat Consulshipn
upon the senior editor of the Richmond Enquirer he
ought never to be forgiven blythe aforesaid editor
and probably never viii be! And if the betrayers
and their instruments should happen to fall ont and
get by the ears, what fine explosion will probably
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22
Wines and Liquors,

IZ........... ROYAL STREET,.-.......
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in qnsrts
and pnts constantly hand equal the bes: that
comes this market
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA d. ES:
sAzERAC of the Vintage 1895 1898 1906 other
brands. - - - -
w HI : K ":
Of escripors-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz.
Also.
On hand my usual of the hest WINES and IL
QUORS in the Market which will be sold REASONABLE
terms any 9TH heusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. Only No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

TRIUMPH OF SeuTHERN ENTERPRIsE-In this sec
ton Of the country is undsputed fact that Cole
mans Uundulatory Mills surpass any thing which
can be produced, whether we regard rapidity Of
grinding, superiority Of -four, durability of the ma
chinery, or the extraordinary simplicity of the
mechanism. Wherever it has come in competition
with other patents it has borne away the premium
mllers themselves being the judges of its surprising
excellence. But we were not aware, until to-day,
that it had acquired a European reputation. We
have just perused letter from gentleman in Bel
gium ordering mill from Coleman and compliment
ing in high terms its performances. Our planters
who have tried this mill, will be surprised to learr
that the old world cannot compete with it 1t il
constructed on those purely scientific principles which
cannot fail to produce the happiest results.
1t is to our discredt that we often wait for pro
ducton Of Southern intellect to receive the commend
alton Of strangers before begin properly to appre
cate it at home y but in the case of Colemans
MILL this approval from abroad only proves the cor
rectness of the public Judgment already formed.