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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

AsOurBkRN fKGN Wottk~. 4Le y. iss
- L. BARNES, manufacturer OF ire Ensinss
on 7th rect, West side betwe en aain md CarY,
Fixtures for manufacturing Tobscro, VeTandahs
every description Of Cast and Wrought Iron Railing
Vault Doors Grating and ell kinds of House and
Wrought Iron Work Will be done with ne tness and
dspstoh on such terms as | warrant will give se:is
faction My Old friends, a1d the public general ~
where my 8-G6m
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INSURANCE. OFFlOge.

INSURANCE OFFlOga.
A kHkMAALk INSURANCE COMPA.
M, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. 800 =
oAsH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s1s5,ooo.
JOHN Woop, IN, sssy. | ". r. EAaLY, Prs.,a.n,
DIRECTORS:
B. Fl. Masruder, DR. I r. c..u
w N Nnwisnd' r,oL Z. Holcomb,
B. C. FLANAGAN. Jsm.. Ea1isn,
= Fire Insurance, In town or .n,.
terms IsAACa nv Az m0st reasonable
------------O opposite the Banks Main n
NuSMHnhAANCE;..T The V IR13TNI1 FTHF
hx ~. ss. hnINE INSURANCE CO.-Ch.rter.a
~ .ne Lsesiature Of Va. In is32-OfBoe No 1si
ss. next door to the Dispatch Newsusnsr Oman
insure. asains. loss by fire and the dsnSers ~ .h.
No charge for the Policy o, Survey ''0'e 'ern'
w. cowTa os. N. ALfRIEND, Prest.
TN; Company lately removed its of... s,o,.
iard's Hotel, on Franklin street AZ uo"
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ny LaFus d shine.
HAS u,D FURNITURE AT AUG
Ot,'-"'ii be sold, at auction on MONDAY
morn ns' eommenelng At 10 O'clock, at cur store .
iarse iot Oh hoeseaoia Furniture, DC &c
my9 IArITs a SusSr
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7TYHE NEW TROrTiNG TRACK Gen
i tlemsn arc informed that this new course 10 now
completed and the undersigned will be pleased to se,
all no ride out and a. 1t is but short walk lbein
near tho Reservoir pedestrians he hopes will ais
pstronize the place, where he il prepared and Ill
open this day the EATING ahd DRINKING De
partment. He assures his friends they will ind eve
~ thing OF the best and the most beautiful ReIes
in this vicinity.
nv 81 K. w ALLEN
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nNE HUNDRED DULEARs REWARD.
~ The subscriber lost from his coat pocket night
before last at the FIRE Of Bennett Beers 4 Fishers
Store his POCKET BOOK. containing 8 l50o--5
one hundred dollar notes, lS fties and tweEtes-
al! new Bank of Virginia notes
Ash he roomed next door and came down stairs
with his coat on his erm. he thinks he dropped 1t
at that time AS it was his all he hopes it hiss fallen
into honest hands; and will gratefully thank any one
for any information concerning 1t.
WIN. NJ TURNER, Wall street
nv st Underst Charles hote''
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE
EARLIEST SETTLEMENT IN THE UNITED
STATES.
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CAssIMERE COATS, Of good quality
~ and color, just received and fof SAFE cnsap..
Black brown and crab are the coofs, made in COCA
style and recommended as UP 'o0 s'"'s' Ai'0'
$500 49, r.
FANCY PANvg-1 900 pairs OF fancy Cashmere
Pants Yan gentlemen One Thousand Fsifs as
s,rted in color style size ana qushls sohs snoll,
thick, sim young and OLD. sli can nec soan'n M
suited TO their taste and pocket. heme"''sf' i'e
NEW STYLE tEsTs Cashmere, SILK AID Mar
.ai'is. wbite fancy and hlack only rev more
lef.." IN M.in ss,s.,
my9 ----~----.--- -
--...0. WaTEh 4 wentd most respect
Nc tafarrn nv friends and tho public generally
- IN now pre- pared tn furnish them With pure
.ns,s,,ns SODA WATER, icy cold, and Syrups OF
the %s'' mo JHo. W POLLARD. Druggist. r7ths
1IH E-H ~ KNING FLUID, just receiv.
ms q and J M " POLLARD Druggist. I1sh st.
-E~1EsTAIN CURE FUd AGIE AM I'm
l. YER -Oszood's India Cholasosue; khodss re-
car and Asus Cure for sale by
nys JSo W POLLARD, Druggist I1sn 81
D4nAsOLs.-We haye receniIy received
l. a lot Of besntifui Parassls RI
nv PAaKrR NIMMO 60
O00 Lbs. UAT MtAL - superior ar
CUU ticis, perfectly ffssh, sna teT ss's ~
mys T. YI1o1. e-.....
SISODD,s FAMILY HAMS; ssgersor ss.
mily Flour, No Smoked Hsniessi y ~, 49,
| and LAsuayrA Codssi h.sst esesIa saa s'es~
prn. osshss ssssss. yGst ' asisseza4aY + SON.
| % ~ FsAssA1s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

NOR SALE AT THE BLUE RIDGE
L FUNNEL
About 1000 feet Of inch Cast Iron Pipes
400 feet of 8 's 81 - 80
From 100 to 30 feet of Gutta Percha Pipes
Cast Iron Cog Whsels of various sizes aud pat.
terms
Wrought Iron Cranks Axies &c,
Best Cast Steel
Old Castings and wrought Iron
Brass Pieces of Machinery
quantity Lead, &c.
Apply st the Engineers Office at Brooksville.
~ The artisles may be examined at the Tunnel.
C. CROZEf,
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
AN 27-lm
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~ MN r Il kT FLORIDA FLOUR
CU.UUU No, prime quality heart.
10000 feet Florida Stepping. prime qusity heart.
TO- 900 Poplar tobacco box Boards.
8. c. ROBINSON, belvidere Flaming Mill,
,va1w 9th and Arch streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

SURGICAL iNsThUMkNTs and ar
- fLiANCES, in every vsfiety.
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Physicians and FAM
lies.
PHYSICIANS SADDLE BAGS, Of several pat
terms
RARE and NEW CHEMICALS and PHARMA-
CEUTfCaL PREPARATIONS with complete
stock of Fresh and Reliable DRUGS, wFDICiHEs,
&c. for sale a. MEADE l. BAKf~3,
New Pre-, cfip ti0n and Fsn ily Mfidiene SIRE.
my dGc2w lS6 n w. -or Main and 10th ats.
tIks CLAIBORNE BAnK@DaAE viii
lFI open school for Gifls on the Goth Of March
al her residence on Church Ill., corner 1th hne
Frsnslin str The ususlbrsnches of English study
will be purcusS
TERMS Two dollars per month.
RErEsEncEs--g j. Gaines DR.. j. Brown
Hsary Csninston Charlotte, Virginia; X. II. naury,
Esq, Or. john Wsyt, ~ G, Resd, Esq kishmend.
CAB l7..esm
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rhfI.D II en- - GIGS AMI hCB ,
~ HORSES..-Just received & supply OF hand-
Gigs part with springs; large snd small dobby
Hofs:s; Folocipe3es Wire and Wood Hoops Loco
motives and Steamboats, that will go by clock work
Patent Leather Key Baskets, city madej s1u'p,Hy
and Cedar bress hand Cans variety OF travehnR
Fancy Work and Flower Baskets; large assortment
Of useful and Fancy Articles Al'o, variety OF
Toys, for sale chsap for cash, at No Us toad IT,
nv p j. HAHROIp.
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fSIVY SAVINGS BANK OF KiCii-
~ MOND-CHARTERED IN l8S9-Continues TO
REQ re deposits Oh which interest paid at the
of .,ar cent. per annum, If remaining deposit
months and FIVE Per cent. for Shorter periods.
HORACE L. KENT, Prest,
ALEx'R DuvAL, Sec'y,
Ii BALDWIN, Cashier
Directo,s-JoHN II. GORDON SAMUEL PUrNEY, l.
DAVENPORT, ir, CHAsT. WORKMAN, BUGa w. Fay
WELLIsGToN GoDDIs fe -63la
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N1AT aESIDENCE OK col L. ii Il X
| NJ Il hnr ID q

y STREET FOR sALE.-We are authorized to
sell the s1sId- located above in the occupan-
cy OF Mr. Richard Hall aha lot fronts So feet,
runs back 1874 feet to alley
The house has rooms besides excellent bath
room, with water fixtures complete, and neat
paved yard and handsome garden, dc. The whole
premises a-ei q client repair, and would sult
moderate sized family; the location s admirable, be-
log within five minutes walk Of the Main street
For terms apply to r,,so,,
2..6t GODDlN u AFPFNH IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

rY1O THK LADIBS---sUMMEK FASH
/ IONS.-MRs. BARTON will open SUMMER
BoNHETs ON TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
for light Summer Bonnsts. will be- opened at the
Sane time. lee MAIN VIZ
mye-A
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lEs GRAND EXCURSION

e4A TO JAMEsTowN.
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1NDINti THIS DAY per scar tsaiisgo
l o. ao1 ostsnt metallic Wash boa ida; IS d.. Yan
$40 do. Is DO. barrel Covers; IS DO. Coeoanut Dip
80 "a nests Measures; 2u0 doz. Plough Lines, for
psis WIN. n. TYLER,
sAo "a 18th street. between Maiu and Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

CAhD..TO OUR + hIENDs AND PA
n TRONS.- Our store and war house having been
DESTROYED By fire on the morning Of tia 9th Inst will
iuconvrrienca for a few days; Blu. having saved
portion of our stock, we shall ct once repl-nish by
steamer and be prepared in few days to FIJI all Or
ders with our usual promp.ness and dispatch
my9 BENNETT. BEERS fiAdEh
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GRAFTON Rx-PRMsIDENTT YLKR

GRAND REVIEW OF THE MILITARY.
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aAA rson'S $40 FAMILY sew iNS
NWACHtNE.-We are now prepared TO exMblt
and take orders Of the sbova invaluable Be" ING
MACHINE, which Is the wonder OF the age oelns
80 ,imnIe in construction and iefs liable to ge'
ami Of order than any heretofore in use aid for sale
AZ the very lew prics of TEN DOLLARS.
sTEBBINS l. PUnLEN, AGENTS,
sp4 mo '"' o'oao street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28
FEOOGaieN1e's

HERR E PECTOR Mt,
Used as n New aud Successful Treatment for
Consumption of the Lungs and General Decay of the Body,
Bronchitis, Bad Cough, Sore Throat, Tuberces, Ill
GERS and all Diseases of the Throat,
Lungs aud Chest.
The wonderful efficacy this remedy in healing diseased and
uceraed Lungs removing from the Throat the most ghul
Tubecles, and the rapity with which all affections Of
the hroa Chest and Head and its great checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton bones with
sound and healthy flesh be the dis
covery in the annals of medicine of this my other If
therefore, there who suffering the terrors OF
Consumption Bad Cough, Bronchitis any whatever
Of the Throat Lungs Chest Head make trial of
WoOdman's Cherry ExpectOramt.
II the difficulty is of recent occurrence few doses will re-
every vesge of Consumptive material If deep rooted
and you in dangerous condition, you have still chance
many have reduced door the of
this remedy of the disease has been removed from
the system.
from hereditary descent rely becoming robust and
strong and the poisonous germ the disease will be entirely
eradicaed from the system by the of this remedy
The following letter of merit is from the distinguished Dr.
Maitland:
New ORLEANS, April Q, 1856.
Sir The public generally fully of the thou
sands remedies for Diseased Lungs under the titles of Strsa
pnria Pills, Pstcrs nmens that daily brought
their notice through the by way of advertise
My object in writing this note for publication, is in
duce the public or those who afflicted
that contains of REAL USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. conscious that in so doing am acting most
sonay derogaOy the interests of Medical
woodmuus Cherry Expectoran which is scientific remedy
with than Of the usual pre-
scrptions used by Physicians.
ar 2p&W J. NJ. MAITLAND NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

ToBY's EXPRESS This useful and popular institu-
ton continues to extend and perfectits arrangements
city II is universally useful, whilst its
fitness is felt and appreciated throughout very ex
tensive radius of the Southern country.
Messrs. Toby & Brother have now the exclusive bu
siness of the Opeonsas railroad sending messenger
by every mornings train, to deliver freight and par
GELS Of all kinds-not only at all points the road,
but to the different towns adjacent to and beyond it.
They offer to supply ice wherever wanted during the
summer, by contract or otherwise.
They send similar express to Mobile by every at.
ternoon's boat
They send an express to Havana on the 9Th, 18th,
Goth and 9th of each month freight being received
up to o'clock each previous evening, and small
packages up to o'clock on the morning of de-
parture.
They send an express to the Lake Shore, by the
steamer Creole four times a week.
They have city expresses, by which they convey
baggage and movables of all descriptions at all times
to from the different railroad depots and steamboat
landings, and to from hotels and residences in all
parts of the city.
The reputation for promptness and reliability which
the Messrs Toby have established is sending them in
golden harvest now They are becoming an uni
versal necessity. Few people have not occasion to
patronize them in some way or other. We would re-
fer our readers for all further particulars to their ad
vertisement in this mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28
The state Authorship.

As this is probably the most important office in the
State government and as the Democrats have already
nominated their candidate Hon. E. w. Robertson, OF
Iberville-it may be interesting to the public to be
informed of the names of the gentlemen whose claims
will be presented for the consideration Of the Amer
can State Convention to be holden in Baton Rouge on
Monday week next. sth June. From the following
list we think it eA ,eedingy probable the candidate
will be chosen.
Hon. W. NJ. Kidd, Senator in the Legislature from
northern district, has been favorably spoken of in
different parts of the State. He made an efficient
and industrious Senator, and wields much strength
with the people of his section of the State Mr.. Wat
son. of Caddo, has also been mentioned in connection
with the Authorship, and will, no doubt have strong
friends in the Convention to press his claims Mr..
John S. Scott, of Pointe Coupee, very highly and
justly referred to by correspondent of the Crescent
a few days since, will have many active and infuen-
tal supporters to attend to his interests. So will
Messrs. Hamilton NJ Pierce of East Baton Rouge and
W. D. j. Warner, strongly recommended at parish
meeting of the Americans of ST. Helena last week.
Mr.. Frank Hardesty, of East Feliciana, one of the
oldest, most respected and most popular citizens OF
the Florida parishes, is we learn from source en-
titled to credit to be brought forward by his friends
whose name is legion He combines in himself many
of the elements Of ability, character and availability
to a remarkable degree.
From such list the Convention cannot make bai
selection-a fact upon which the American party
| may well congratulate itself.
1t lis somewhat singular that we hear of no candi
dates for State Treasurer. This is more desirable
office than that of Auditor. With onetenth of thu
labor and oneftieth of the responsibility, the pay
infinitely better in proportion. However, we opin,
there will be lack of patriots willing to serve the
beloved State by the time the Convention formal.
| assemblies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

SINGULAR CAsE.-The Rochester Union is in
formed that Mr.. Ellis, the elderly gentleman who
severed his windpipe forty.one days since in fit of
dependency, is still living, though he has taken
nourishment since he committed the act. We are as
sred that nothing has passed into the stomach of Mr.
E. either solid fluid, for fortyone days, except it
may have been few drops of water at one time. He
has been gradually sinking and wasting away, and
until within a week past he has not complained of
being hungry. Some food in fluid state has been
nut in his mouth but it runs from the wound in his
throat and nothing reaches the stomach-at least so
his physicians believe His endurance is remarkable
and can hardly be expected to continue much longer
1t appears to that the case is one that should be
notch for the medical profession in detail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28
W'tnes and liquors,

17........... ...ROYAL STREET. ...........,.lT
Asupply of CREME DE BOUEY CHAMPAGNE in ouarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal best that
comes to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and sHERRT
WINES.
BRA N les:
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
HISkY:
OF all descriptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz.
Also
On hand, usual of the best WINES and IL
ouoks IN the market, which will be sold
terms as any other hsusein the city.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply NJ II Rov,, strsa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

DKATH OF JosEpH BRENNAS.-Our editorial con-
frere Joseph Brennan, formerly Of the Daily Delta,
but latterly Of the Daily Times, is no more. He died
last evening at halEpast eight O'Clock. His death
was not unexpected. Feeble and sinking when his
paper frat appeared before the public, bis decline
continued with 6tfnl revisas until his death became
apparent as certain event. He foresaw the will of
Providence, and died like q man and Christian. In
his decease We feel called upon TO pay tribute TO one
Of the most brilliant members Of the editorial profess
sion. Hewas q scholar Of great attainment, a poet
by nature, and politician Of unusual vigoro Of
the few Of whom it can be said, that he wrote
) tame thing on any subject Politically, it was not
always our fortune to agree with him, but we ever
believed him honest and sincere in his convictions.
May he sleep well. We offer our respectful condo
lence to his bereayed family and the wide circle of
his friends aud acquaintance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28
Election Law-Action of Mayor Waterman.

We published, yesterday morning, message of
Mayor Waterman to the Common Council, in which
was embodied letter from Attorney General Noise,
inviting him to attend at Judge Cotton's office this
evening" at o'clock, preliminary to the organi-
cation y of the g Central Board of Commissioners
under the election act of the last Legislature. AS
the message has been duly read ere this and as the
Council adopted the suggestions of the Mayor with
almost entire unanimity, we will simply quote the
letter of the Attorney General and the reply OF the
Mayor thereunto, copy of which we were cour-
teously permitted to take. . .
Here is the note of Attorney General Noise to
Mayor Waterman:
NEW ORLEANS May &c, 1857.
Sir By the act entitled An Elections in New
Orleans approved 9th 1857, Board of Commission
e styled The Central Board of created
Mayor of New Orleans is made member and
the Attorney President As preliminary to the osani
saon of the Board respectfully invite attendance
Thursday o'clock p NJ at the office of Judge Cotton
No. Il Exchange Place.
Very respectfully, your obedcnt servant,
F. WARREN NOISE, Attorney General
To the Hon. G. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor etc,
Here is the response of Mayor Waterman to the
note of Acknowledgement Noise:
s MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Cry HALL May p, 1857.
Sir acknowledge the receipt of your of 26,h May,
1857 informing that by the entitled An Act relative 10
Elections the Parish of Orleans approved March 18TH 1851
Board Of Commissioners styled the Central Board of Com
mssioners created Of which the Mayor Of New Orleans
member and the Attorney General President and
inviting attendance Thursday next at O'clock p NJ at
the office Of Judge Cotton preliminary to the organization of
the Board
respectfully decline your invitation attend The act
which your refers is advised unconstitutional II
any attempt be made enforce the act will take legal
to test the validity of the Law.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) CHAS. NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
To the Hon L. WARREN NOISE Attorney General etc.
We have no doubt an immense majority of the
people of New Orleans will approve the course Mayor
Waterman has seen proper to adopt Believing the
law to be unconstitutional in itself, he would have
stultifed himself if he had taken part in any steps
leading to its enforcement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28
Summer Clothing.
F. S T R I N G L R & co

F. S T r I N G L R & co.,
No. 80 Camp street.
NEW SUMNER RAGLANS AND OFFICE COATS,
OF ALPACA,
BOMBAZINE,
COLORED LINENS, etc
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
COLORED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINo PANTS;
YESTS-New patterns and STYLES Of
FANCY MARSEIILFS
COLORED DRILL.
SILK, etc.
SHIRTS-New styles Of
C0LORED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. b. ANDC. :.
LINEN
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERINO AND SILK
uNDERSHIRTS DRAWERS,
a2S 2pz6teod HALF HOSE etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

Island Of Cuba.
J O S E d O NJ N G o,
Importer of Havana Cigars 81 Leaf Tobacco,
No. I6 Customhouse street,
just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of the best selections and
most faYorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGA RS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE VEST PRICES
"OLD JOE'' as he is fnmiarly known the last
sixteen years his old stand in the RoIunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still in his old quarters, where the very
of Havana and Paper CT ar his inpora-
ton. Also. a his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
can always be found the very Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
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Photographed to the New Orleans Crescent,
wAsxErNaroN NEWS
lsr rHn NATIONAL 1rsr.l


+ IBr NATIONAL LINE.l
WASHINGTON, May 27.--The President will remove
early in July from the city to his summer residence
near the Soldiers Home.
Fayette McMullen, Of Virginia, is commissioned as
Governor Of Washington Territory.
Gen. Scott is here on army business. 81. A..
There have been heavy rains here, at Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Departure Of the Asia.
NEW York, May 27..-The Asia sailed to-day, with
$50 passengers and $l5O,ooo in specie.
The town of Addison was burned last night
Markets. ......r.
Cotton firm-bIddling Orleans, 14i.
River Intelligence
MEMPHIS, May 27.-The Montgomery, the Flying
Cloud and Notch Cutter passed up.
The river has risen inches since yesterday, and
continues to RISE Mercurys76.
v1oKsBuRG, May 27.-Tbe Woodford passed down
at o'clock this evening.
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iylS 2p&W
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E. ii. Tyler,

No. 10 CANAL STREET,
Has received this day large of NEW GOODS
viz
Fine Chronometer Duplex Lever, Anchor and Cylinder
WATCHES.
Ladies' Diamond, Enameed and finely Engraved WATCHES
Vest Fob, Guard and Chatelaine CHAINS SEALS, KEYS
CHARMS, SLIDES, etc.
Beautiful Coral Cameo Enameed fine Painting all gold and
other sets JEWELRY
DIAMOND EAR RINGS PINS RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS, etc.
GOLD SPECTACLES, pebble Gasses) Pens, Pencils, Thin
bes Sleeve Buttons Studs and variety of other
goods.
SILVER and PLATED WARE CUTLERY, etc.-Prices ex
tremely Low.
SILVERWARE and JEW ELRY made to order. Watches and
Jewelry repaired.
E. A. TYLER,
,rc05 Init canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

CR1sp's GAIETY.-The last performance of the
Italian opera troupe s TO be given tomorrow night
Donizetti's La Favorte being the opera selected.
Signora Caranti, whose Norma gave such high graft
fication last week. is to take the role of Leonora,
with Sgnors Corradi Sett Fortini and Maccaferri
the other leading characters. The performance will
be brilliant one, and We shall expect to bril-
liant audience present to enjoy it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28

ACCIDENTAL DEtrH.-one of the chambermaids
of the Mansion House, in Portsmouth, Va, was in
stantly killed few days ago while dscharging her
accustomed duties, it is believed by the accidental
falling and discharge Of gun, though the report is
that fellow servant and the deceased were eareessy
handling the gun, and it went off by such act.
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