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Polynesian., 1857-10-24
Gbe ])olpuesian;
rublished weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. HI.
HES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PoLYNEs1Ax.

81
su Those somewhat labored and .swould be
HsAnr' sketches, Of the cruise of the Mornfno
4 the Marquesas, with which your coafrere of the
<s.>4 ser is entertaining his readers from week to
- Are evidently the production Of what sailors call
z.eHen-hOrn.
sech No. 2, the author, after limiting darklv at
80 spout, and some unknown land,'' (Cape Flv
2vsroblbly) which piled themselves up as incidents
e. 81 to tell that the prospect Of making their
i 4 became 50 dark and gloomy, s. that the Captain
- seriously Of running for Tahiti there filling up
# vster casks, taking in, perhaps, some ballast and
= xilmg down to the varilbes, thereby making his
So and stand for the Marquesas - But little
&vues towards the east encouraged them on. 1t is
&sfc puzz'er to understand why q vessel struggling
<,lnst head wind and Westerly current, trying to
sksfrogress to the EGSttCard should run to Tahiti
81 Aeuce down to the variables, in order to make
sFaff7 and stand for the Marquesas. If she ran
&ms 10 the yariables, one would suppose that she
|lain order TO get an opportunity to make her
#s6kg not IVeStsng
1 lle farther on, find the following: g In less
r. kn minutes after. the cry Of Land Ho ! starts
ZIes from every one. All crowd to tie taff-raiI to
&taihe first glimpse of land. The vessel takes it
&arA and tumble. Right ahead is q rock black
II and drear, looming dim in the mourning drapery
E gnbre Clouds Now, unless the tatrat4 of the
&nng Star got shifted out Of its proper place while
rs taking IL rough and tumble, 1t seems altogeth-
unsccountlble that even Il g green-horn,' should
g ahere to catch the first glimpse Of a Is black,
~ and drear - rock, which right ahead. Did
na know that nothing stronger than coffee was car
b d board the Morning Star, we might be pardOned
upecting that the author had been splicing the
~ Brace
Iaer date Of Mondny, June lst, the sketchers die
Dc Becomes by far tCo sublime to be ineligible.
he purport of his narrative to be- that their
mrs led them within three miles of the eastern end
B Nuuhiya, of which, for hours before the dawn of
kuntg, they had "a panoramic view, seeing it merge
En be dimnesS of distance and clouds, to the light
nnse, and then cloud in distance again. 1t was
=rsd and furgowed with ridges, &c. For hour
fas no place of note, except the ridges, and the
L aught in vain for the traces of green woods.
FssTer as morning dawned, and we drew nearer,
xsere some few spots that indicated verdure, &c.
IS certainly 4 very remarkable passage and if the
Aos correct in stating that Nuuhva looked scared
Esk steard d) and furrowed he approached it, the
krmstance ought to be noted.
hlerabe knowledge of orthography, the points of
npass, and the respective positions of the several
=sssf the vessel, would have been advantageous to
ulhOr, unless indeed, such things are looked upon
nSgnifcant in sublime composition.
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NesD Stock Of G0O6s!

The take leave inform the citizens Of New Or
leans and the public generally that they have imported
entire new stock of Goods, consisting Of $8
Tobias Johnsons Coopers and Beeseys PATENT LEVER
WATCHES, in fine Is carat Hunting Cases. % Ell II
Detached Lever and Leple WATCHES Of every description
Fine Silver HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCHES;
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS;
JEWELRi, of the latest style and finest quality;
FANCNGOODS ETC.;
Fine English Double Barrel GUNS;
RIFLES, of all sizes
Colts, Derrger's and Aliens PISTOLS;
Hunting KNIVES, Pocket CUTLERY and RAZoRs of the
finest manufactures
All of which wbe disposed Of a. the lowest prices wholesale
and retail
Persons who anything lire of business would do
well to examine stock they purchase elsewhere
D. KERNAGHAN & CO.,
f5 Canal ST., between Magazine and Camp SIS
h"Parcula attention paid TO the repairing of fine Watches
and Pocket Cronomeers by experienced workman All
work fully guaranteed ial9 2D6
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TOn.b0iN Of $4,000,


SAFE BY SHARE OF $4,000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES II
Representing Value of $l6,Oo0!l
TO Draws by the Subscribers Shareholders sATUR
DAY, Jan. 81 1857. III
Price of Ticket. 81. .
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY |
The Drawing made in the presence of the Adnist1a
tors of the Asylums.
This Tomboa will include 800 principal Prizes of vane
follows: 4;
FIRST SERIES. ,+
Prize Ia HOUSE, AND renting annually for 5000 sit
mated Rampant street. No. 10 between Cont and Bienyle
streets. ~-r., % - 4 q Itu .-sT
plan of the said Honse may seen at the I.brae Nou
vele l07 Charities street. p. go p
Prize "a Magnificent FIANo, of the very mauufac
ure. y ... b.. ... ii. ....
Prize 3-ANew BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness. y tra..'
Prize IA PICCoI.o PIANO fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
4 Beautiful DIAMOND SET. wv
large lots of SILVER WARE, consisting Table and Des
ser Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons,
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES Of va
rious makes and Prices.
50 SILVER WATCHES, also of various values. e
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
70 GOLD BRACELETS of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS the Authors.
20 los of WORKS OF ART, Satuetes; Steel I.tho
graphic and Photographic Engravings-he whole with
suitable Frames,
FOURTH SERIES.
tO lots consisting Of Brooches; Pins; Sleeve Shirt
Buttons; Porte Monnaies in mother of pearl she'll etc
Neerschanm Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain, Crystal and
Inerous other Fancy Articles.
AS to the rest of the Prizes, they will comprise various sr
cles OF equal value and all of real utility they will be
vered TO the subscribers according among
the different ariclesas they exhibited
announced III the most convenient for facility Of access
The whole will represent real value of $4,000 witno
her reduction than that of the which the carrying
OF the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article.
The articles will be exhibited from aud after THURSDAY
January l. 1857, at the LIBRAIRIE NOUyELE lO7 Char
Tres street. where shares may be procured $50 2ptIa3l
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C0Hrerse j. Co.,,

w H o L f S \ LIE G. r OCER S,
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors. Tobacco and Cigars,
Corner Canal and New Ieyee sts,
Offer for sale
90 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assorted brands.
100 cases SARDINs, half and quarter boxes.
IS :. = ID SALMON.
$50 Fresh and Picked HOLSTERS.
$50 =. BRANDY PEACHES and FEARS.
80 :. CANTON GINGER.
40 PICKLES, all sizes. .l..
40 Gouay BITTERS.
IS Stoughton EITTERS.
800 boxes Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO--al grades.
$50 Fine BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY.
$50 Holland GIN, Jamaica RUN and Old WHISKY.
$50 Wolfe's sCFlJEDAM SCEiN. LIPS -----~--.
500 CL.ARET, assorted brands.
$50 Alsop's INDIA ALE.
800 superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 PRUNEs
ll1 bbls Extra Rectifed WHISKY.
20 hf bills :.
= rs bbls choice Bourbon =.
I25 b5is md Rye WHISKY Mouongakela
100 hf bbs E.
go packages BRANDY and WINES. part very Superior
80 bb!s Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
$50 kegs NAILS, in store and landing from bark j. E. Will
liains
900 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
30 :. in cartoons
$50 packages BUCKwHEAT.
100 hf bbIs CARB SODA.
SO gross YEAST POWDER.
40 ibis choice Northern VINEGAR.
1903 reans WRAPPING PAPER.
$50 cases SNUFF-Loriards Roorne's and ,iarrett's
$50 NJ CIGARS-a fine assortment.
80 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE.
100 gross Masons BACKING.
go dozen PAINTED PALS
$50 e. TOY
80 coils MANILA OPE, assorted sizes
$50 dozen Oak and Cedar BUCKETS.
20 =. WELL BUCKETS
800 BROOMS, assorted qualities
80 CHrRNS.
$50 dozen WAStIbOARDS.
50 nests PAINTED TUBS.
IS dozen one gallon PAINTED KEGS d2o opStSoSWe
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BE .1tsUays Ready!

DO NOT WAIT FOR THE ENEMY TO ATTACK YOU
BEFORE YOU ARM YOURSELF.
Accidents liable to bef you all times Burns scalds,
Wounds Feor Bruises Cats sprans, rheumatism, lntameG
Eyes, SAX Rheuu, E,up;ious Piles Old Srcs, Bites OF Rep
tiles Swelngs, Sore Nipples King Inflammation,
more or less frequently IN every family.
DulIey's Magical Pain Extractor
h earnestly and ndently recommended quick, se ana
positive REMEDY Tor these aud al similar c; ri7laints.
Years Of experience Prove Gu thousands Of individuals
iy the fact that the the ppl cation CT the
remedy.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesaie and retail, by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
j,lq 2p3tIiOWeSSa q nui Isl Charities
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C0rpetisag, etc.

j. ID. CAMERON & Co,
I24.,,... CANAL STREET,......I2 4
Offer sale choice assortment. Of
English Velvet and Brussels Carpeting;
snpsro T!ree-ply and Ingram -.
Stair and Hall
Baizes, Rugs, Stair Rods, Door Mats etc.
.. WINDOW CORNICES.
BY recent arrivals have added largely to our stock and
San now exhibit fine variety.
WINDOW SHADES.
Wehave great variety Of Styles many designs Just rs
ceived, OF various sizes.
CURTAIN MATERNAL ..
81 Brecaee silk and Worsted nask Worsted and Cot
ton all Cotton all Wostsd Lace and Muslin Curtains; ycsti-
bule Door Brass Is Bands Loops Cords; Frinres
Gimps, etc. a19 onft
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To Planters.

We wo0ld inform those in want OF PLANTATION DRY
GOODS that we Ike full of al goods suitable for
Plantation use, such as
u, e, A Plain and Twicd OSN ARURGs
Kentucky and Georgia IL NSEYS aud KERSEYs
flaid OsNAbURGS, Striped SHIFTING and Coored
DOMESTICs
CoTTONADE, DENNIS and COI.ORED JEANS
FURNITURE CHECKS and Plaid Cottons
Handkerchiefs Buttons, Thread etc.
Il to ia White and Brown Cottons and Shee,nc
French, English and American BLANKETS etc.
All Of which will be sod AZ the lowest market nrices
GlQUEL & JAMESON,
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BRUTAL SoN.--An aged woman, afflicted with
an incurable disease, recently arrived in Rochester
n. q, stranger in the city, moneyess and friend
less She said that her son, having become tired of
supporting her had placed her and her poor baggage
on the cars and left her, helpless as she was to take
care OF herself She was taken in charge by the
overseer Of the poor and the base ngratude of the
son is left unpunished t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-21

E55e DR.. Baaitee-TlIs rnrfvaled ma astcr of
the healing art who has for the last fifteen years sonsed the
world by the and wonderful performed by him both
in Europe and Ametica is still performing wonders his
no ms No 81 Carondelet street in the Of Conmp
tion Bronchitis, Coughs, Celd Diseases Threat and
Lungs Rhen1nai Neuralgia, Scrotlos Diseases the Eye
snd Ear, Piles, Fsula Cancers Ulcers Tamors Indigestion
Diseases OF the Spine and all the various Female Diseases
Dr. BHakee has lately performed many chronic and
obstinate He has taken several bad Cancers which
had been given Ecurabe by doctors several years
He has also cured number of of Cataract of The
Eye one OF which was case OF twenty years standing
ssferer had long since dcspaied being restored TO
sight statement Ct This ul, will be published in
few days. NEE
Dr. Baakee invites the medical faculty to call on lin and e
anime his REGULAR mode Of treatment jail 2plt&W
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EXCUSE FOR RuNAwAYs.-Mr. Ethelidge, of Ten.
nessee y an original In conversation with South
ern gentleman the other day, he remarked that the
iugltiye slave law, about which 50 much fuss was
making, IS considerable humbug. "Wby,n he said,
Niger runs away, one of two things is certain
either ne Is naen Niger or has mean master. If
tne Niger is mean he isn't worth catching-and if
the masters mean the niger ought to run,
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4
Tie embargo laid By the cold weather through the
We has mzieits mark on our landings, or rather on
our levee for the past ten days. There Isl however,
fair amount Of business doing with Red river, and
the lower trade, generally, Of the Mississippi. We
miss however, the usual activity at The sugar depot
and the receipts of sugar and molasses for the past
three weeks, compared with the same period in
former years, almost chiIls our blood, particularly
with snch weather IS we have had within the past
seTentytwo hours. The agitation regarding the re-
peal On sugar still continues in the Northern States
The agtators seem to forget that should any repeal
OF reduction take place. that the Cuban authorities
will lay an export duty on all sugar shipped from that
Island, equivalent to any reduction which may be
made incur tariffs. So there win not be any cheap
sugar until nature ordains it.
There was not much business doing yesterday. The
weather moderated greatly, and we hope that we
shall not have any more Lapland weather As re-
CARDS what is going on in cotton, money and ex-
change, there nothing to add to the remarks which
will be found in the usual column. twill be observed
that the boats yesterday only brought in half loads
particularly from the Yazoo river Then look at the
cargoes of the H. R. W. Eill and Ingomar from Mem.
phis-they are greatly reduced. Planters are alriy-
ing IL the city daily, from whom we learn that the
reports Of deficit crop in the aggregate will be fully
made out and whether the receipts at this port will
exceed 100000 bales he average Of the past foul
years. will in all probability be sooner realized thar
parties on the other side desire to learn. At the same
time, we do not say whether prices now current arr
too high or too low. All we have to say is, if W
had crop Of two thousand bales on hand at thi
time, we would putt ia bank to our credit forthwith
we are very fearfula warm spring, which is close a
hand, may prove disadyantageous to our interests
although the consumption of the world of the stapl
has overtaken and doubt is beyond the production
The arrivals Of vessels from foreign ports are sufi
GENTLY numerous TO prevent any advance in freight
Rates, however, for all ports well maintained III
the impediments to navigation in the West viii pre
vent large receipts Of produce for short time The
season however is too far advanced for any length
ened Interruption to be apprehended.
The Collins steamer Atlantic is momentarily eS-
pected, with dates from Liverpool to the It'll inst,
and the Persia will be along in two or three DAYS with
dates of the 10th inst n
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Esesl0fs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR TIE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
nAALEY's MAGECaL PAIN EXTRACTOR
~ p Nos. q AID III Charities street,
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Eastman y LIQUID.
,,.,,,,.--..- = @'N y I@tOyV.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEAIEpc TN

OO.tHl'9oIV-N NEhCdANl6 AND DEALERS IN
PRO FISIONS,
Nos. 40 and fa Broad street "
Hsti Il o. hAoi S1AN..''.'.........JOHN C. LLOYD
IN ample MEANS We propose all tines to have on hand
Ter The selection of the ade III lots suit purchasers
pie stock Of PROVISIONS, embracing Pork Beef Lard Tl
Low" crease Smoked, Picked and Dry Salt Meats Hams si5
aad Shoulders ~
"cesl3cay socit tie continuation of the favors of onr
CID teLds and patrons, and the parouar. of the trade
any All shipping ORDERS aud orders received by mail will,
receive particular attention, and will executed 1T the lo
$500. l-'.S.e 9uEup
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Hosiery! HOSIERY!

we have Just landing ships Montmorency Meridian and
y o. Soster and Malhouse large addition our now ,ye
assorted stock Of HOSIERY and UNDER GARMENTS con.
ssng in every quality and size of Woolen Cotton and Silk
HOSE, ALE HOSE and rss Ladies' Men and Chill.
dren al OF the best sylesand make-a which will lie
offered at extremely low prices.
G1QUEL s. JAMESON,
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Dissolution Of C0pa,.ftsersHin.

The coparreslp heretofore existing between the guhsrri
bars, under the finn CT BRUSH CO. this Cay dissolved Inv
mutual consent. Either parry will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York, November !, 1856.
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TO Observation-Disclosures in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well TO give call to he STATIONERY STORE, No
81 Chares street. where they will the greatest assortment
that has been offered to the puLl c. .
Among which Iedger Journals Cash Books and Day
hooks Invoice Books, Account Current Books Books
Minute Books Petty Ledger Order Memorandum Books
Pass Books etc. OF all SECS Imperial to Cap Folio
and Quato bound Russia ends bands fu Sheep
Cloth half bound-a made with English American and French
best laid and papers.
These Books will be sold such Low Prices as to dace ev
cry to buy.
The stock of BLANK BOOKS tron last fall will be 50 at
COST PRICE
Merchants will also find the place kinds of Fancy
SIArlONER'ES for olce use, and also newly inverted
INKSTAND very useful for Offices banks insurance comma
MES, etc. For sale by
P. DUREL g. CO.,
jas 2ptf 81 Chartres s.ras+
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: Il. Dillon.

F-. g" ut ". LATE DILLON Howell,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES. JEW
EF.RF, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds set and in the styleWatches Jew
elry andsilver Ware carefully repaired.
jal2 2p1m No. CAMP STREET New Orleans
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w. effUtn :EfOUd.S

W. s4tctn LfOyd's
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIRECTORY
Disasters on tho Southern and Western
Waters.
G L E a j Ed I T O n,
At Fifty Gems.
10000 Copies will be issued February 25;h 1851 positively in
New Orleans.
Fifty advert. will be taken. This Posi-
lively all that can be 'aken for this edition.
Those DESTROYS Of having their cards inserted will please
dress
W. ALVIN LLOYD,
.oFira
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GrOcers' Drugs, etc.


The subscriber has in and landing the following articles
at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, to which he re
specially calls the attention of Druggists and Grocers
10 gross FI.AVORING EXTRACTS, assorted;
80 kegs SODA SALERATuS;
10 barrels CREAM TARTAR;
1000 pounds TARTARIC ACID;
cases INDIGO;
10 kegs WASH BLUE;
80 barrels ALUM, Lump and Powdered:
40 casks SAL SODA;
200 kegs SUP. CARB SODA;
10 barrels English VENETIAN RED;
Is BLACK LEAD
cases BRITISH LUSTRE;
500 dozen MUSTARD, superior;
800 CARROTS SCOTCH SNUFF;
900 Roome's =.
10 barrels =. e.. in BlaGders;
10 b.. in Jars;
40 jars CARB AMMONIA;
80 cases Cooper's IsINGLASS;
70 barre s TAPlOCA;
bales HOPS Prime;
50 barrels COPPERAS
$50 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
50 kegs S-ALTPETRE;
5 cases NtTMEGS;
e. MACE;
800 gross MATCHES;
Z81 mats CINNAMON:
200 baskets OLIVE OIL 10 arrive
&. 3. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Druggist,
DO 2pif % Magazine street
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Paper Haagings and Uphotsteys,

s3,-............ Camp strcet............,-..7s
good assortment of Wall Paper Borders 10 match
palma decorative; Window Shades; Cords and IassIs, n
and Fnges; Enameled Clch Curled Hair and Hair Coth
Varnish; Glue, etc., etc ~
House Furnishing Goods.
foekety China and Glassware Silver Plated Britannia and
ouekeepng Hardware; Wood, Willow, Japauued and Plain
tn%arei Stand and Hanging Lamps; Chandeliers Brushes
Mats, etc. ''t
0amphene, BURNING Fluid, Sperm and Lard on Also
COCO assortment OF Paints and Colors Paint Brushes etc
!als 2p4wMoWeSFr HEATH & MILLER
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II, Z. ErenCh.

$50 POydras street,
is still dsposing Of his stock Of STAPLE FANCY DRY
GOODS, JEWELRY WATCHES aud VARIETY ARTItyL Els
at GREAT SACRIFICES.
eS- Call ard examine the stock ;o,o o,e.
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3 WcNouId rcGonnIucftt our invalid read
give Hooaad's German Bers trial We feel assured
medicine that produce such evidence tie following in
i'sfayor is no Iuubug:
j. y. Spring says: "Rockpo, Monroe county, N Y, Feb
., 1885 Send me fresh supply Of Biters Immediately Il
gives the best satisfaction One gentleman had been
troubled with the dyspepsia for long time and spent most
Of last noted establishment bu. found
no relief whatever nntii he used the Bers He is
tiroly cured.''
Rev 7. F. Feister says New Brooklyn N. V October g.
lS53Dr NJ jackson Dear Sirl request you TO send me
by the first opportunity, three bottles Hooaan's German
Bitter and am glad 10 state that the Bes have cured
fe e persons of acquaintance when physicians help was
without effect especially in enorrodal cases bleeding piles
the effect and cure.was and certain.
EEs~See advertisement. il1G 2r7nkW
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He portrayed the condition of that country prior to
the time of Walker going to its aid, and in the most
forcble andgraphic manner depicted the trials strug
giles and victories Of that gallant warrior and bis COM
rades from the time of their landing to the present
| day. He denounced those persons who croak. of
Walkers failure, and those other persons who have
sold themselves to his prosecutors with all the fire of
the genuine patrot-sowed the impossbility of such
man failing in such cause-and held up the EVIL
dences of the recent interference of England in behalf
of the enemy additional reasons why the men of the
South should rally to Walkers aid he concluded
witha most earnest and powerful appeal to the meet
ing to show their sympathy for Walker and his cause
by contributing the means that are SO much needed
at the present juncture
When Col Kewen concluded, the motion was put
and carried, that the President appoint committee
OF ten to solicit subscriptions up to the time of depar
tule OF the next steamer for Ncarag ua-whch takes
place in few days-and that subscription list be,
started on the spot ssgaEl- ..fg. 81 Il,
Mr.. Payne here rose and stated that he had been
authorized by Col Maunse White to put his name
down for $780, This was hailed with the heartiest
cheering. Col Titus next subscribed $3.50 Col Slater
followed with $500, and made an extempore speech.
in which he warmly urged the importance and neces-
sity OF New Orleans aiding the cause of Nearaguan
independence. Mr. Shelton also put his name down
for $500. Eeal
There being no regular speakers besides Col Kewen.
the meeting adjourned after the subscription ball had
been set rolling.
Judge Rawe will today appoint the committee Of
solicitation and if the committee do not visit every
body, all who wish to subscribe can very easily find
the committee. 'H i n
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Boots! Roots! Boots!
.,......CHARTREs STREET.

j A NJ Els NJ TIN
Would respectfully call the attention the public TO his very
choice Ossortnaen, of BOOTS and SHOES,
n BCountry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. i,oI S,9n,
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Group! Group!

This awful compsn' Immediately by Dr. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT. No family valuiSg The lives Of
their children shouldsbe without bottle in the house
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
jal9 2p3tN0Wc&sa 81 and Isl Chartres street
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DRowNED.-Capt. Veaza, Of the ship Sea Belle re-
ports that about 2 o'clock A. NJ. on the Sd inst.
during heavy gale, Edward Wilson, seaman, fell
7 from the jib-boom and was drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-21
C0puffseerShif,.

SMITH j. EASTMAN has This day formed a copartnersbf,
with JOHN O. LLOYD and will continue the PROVISION
boSINE5s' under the firm Q: EASTMAN LLOYD at Nos
~ and ~ Broad street.
New York, November l, 1856.