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AUCTION SALES
BOOKS STATIONERY. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, Mt No

BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMrIELD, Auconeer.
5 T. thsriss s.ts. h n bs eSFdty sad gas s a' NO.
s s
sosssn comprises h. Sss BoeKs he p!iaeip; pas
hs n. = FRea % A.. 1Sshsr ss with ,s Of London
The Books new and perfect and are for e1a
sse, without and viii be continued every evening
unul m All are are sod. ms ON em
SALE OF 40 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs,
and seasonabIe Dry Goods.
BY BLACHE 4 LEAUMONT, Auetioneers.
WEDNESDAY,, 3Oth inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
M auction, at their auction rooms u Charres street,
"'' ~ " 40 BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
An assortment of seasonab,e DEY GOODS.
GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY
Dsmssk Curtains CarpetS ETC. Sale without reserve,
iBY GARDNER SMITH. Aue.ioneer.
Office No. Commercial Place.
WEDNEsDA the 3Oth Inst, at half-Pnst
w 10 o'clock at the sne store No. 80 Camp street, will be
Fine Rosewood Mahogany and Black Waing. Furniture
Dressing Tables NTH .a rssh a sr.
gsrs sissoaf large Mirrors: Extension "a
ss 3. Rs,
Ss.:;s sss
Bsadns Gn,Ha
Also two sets Of Cottage Furniture marble top complete.
Also one Rosewood Case Piccolo Piano and Stool
NB.-The Furniture the manufacture Of Mr. McCracs en-
and will be ready for inspection on TUESDAY MOhNING
H4rTERMS-Cash. dZ8
HORSES, MULES, ETC.. AT AUCTION.
BY MONTGOMERY L SMITH.
@ w r. M. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
sv H:t sjsn at s., II s'ssSs .sl.
ST. Carondeet Streets for account of parte
leaving the city. will be sold
Efs is Saddle and Harness HORSES. -Nf.
And
80 Work MULES.
14-TERMs--Cash. DIS
LARGE SALE OF RICH CHINA. DINNER AND TEl
Sets costly ynses, Silver Plated Ware, House furnshiD
NGoods, etc., without reserve h
BY LIZA. LEVY, Jr., Auctoneer, -
---- = = a -. d Office. 7s Common street.
THURSDAY, the 3lst Inst. at 10 0'clOcl
l. A. NJ, the store No. ls5 Camp street, between Giro
| and Julia eets will b. Sold
splendid assortment China Dinner and Tea Sets rich Ct
Glass bohemian Decaners, Tnmblers Wine Glasses
ohets: Sets Vases Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware
House Furnishing Goods, Painted Window Shades, Fame
! Goois, ETC., etc. = =
| 0zeTERMS-CaEh, "a dZ9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

MEXICAN LEAF TOBACCO-SO BALES MEX
M Leaf Tobacco for Wrappers and Fers Of superior
quality under the of the Custom House and store
sale at lowest prices, by FDO. CARDE!LACH,
% Tchoupitonlas street,
% Il hetween GrRyier and NRteheH streets stairs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
~ j. yEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

g. FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
: NEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
step daughter of Mime Arrane Brooks announces her
9a.M| first TU ESDAY in November at EAGLE HALL,
N Pryana street. near the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore,
ALWAYS subject the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and FaRcy Dances will be
taught including the much. admired Lancers.
The terms Of the Academy will remain as before.
RA Chidren's Soiree will be given occasionally through
he season. ol0 If
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nR. j. p. LANGDON MAY BE CONSULTED
- daily, at his Rooms, -

- daily, at his Rooms,
No So CAMP STREET,
Over The Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company,
For all Diseases the THROAT and LUNGS, also DYS-
PERSIA Diseases of The LIVER, and other complaints
DR.. LANGDON would remind those who may be aboring
ncpent seated affections Of the Throat and Lungs Of
importance of giving themselves timely attention.
in sessonab time that these diseases be
treated with certainty Of success.
d. H. is accustomed deal frankly with his patients,
need apply who afraid learn eir true condition and
probable chances of recovery.
RFg- Coz sultacn in all cases gratnitous d2e II
Union, Orleans is the only which has thus far
supported period of nearly half century Of
acknowledged excellence and merit This credtabe
of population has established
enlightened dscrimin
aing patrons of the musical art.
OF late years the scarcity Of good singers less than the
talent considerably increased the difficulty and the cost of
forming good opera company The artists performing at
the Orleans heaer have been engaged by NJ Boudosque at
much higher than paid their predecessors
boards To this the prompted by
patronage bestowed the Orleans heater dur
the preceding and by corresponding desire on the
the public for the best musical talent that cond be
cured such rates their patronage would justify IL manager
in offering.
Since of the present the continued
illness of raj leading artists together with the
condition of affairs have combined to annhilte all
hopes successful and to cast loom the future
prospects of the opera New Oeans With the largest best
appointed and most cnsive presented to
Orleanian audience NJ Boudouque finds himself in
son which may entail upon him the heaviest pecunay losses
incurred by man ger in our city, and which n our
opera New 0risans.
Undersigned feeling deeply interested in the matter and
of enabling the
fully The present combination Of adverse
method recommending the of The Orleans
theater the sujoined scheme Of GRAND TOMBOLA OF
the continuance opera yond all doubt the
inducements offered subscribers of most liberia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
LOUIS CHARLES vs. HIS CREDITORS. LEVY
syndc Sale Lease Of Three Stores and Dwellings, Fix
WV ~ lures, etc, HH

LOUIS CHARLES HIS CREDITORS
syndc Sale Three and Dwellings, Fix
r lures, etc,
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auct'rs.
3lst inst, at l2 o'clock M, in
s,s,s H. sbsys
w B. gn bs o Pssn Sn
unsxped term Of the Lease of the three Brick Stores
9a'sns $ es
snd
No One and pwsnE adjoining and
"S 10 j. One Store and Dwelling adjoining fronting
1 9 sd oe psen psss
pecve stores and dwellings furnish their pfemissoy
on
Nassmber Move s4s eighteen I cent hnndred sky. 80 -
s to BE so sa s The
] snon h sn IS icy vii in
The FIXTURES of tie three Stores Nos and g. respect
show. windows, SvsS b. benches; Sa1;a. ETC.
The HOUSEHOLD FuRNfTTRE IsT III of the dwelling as per
inventory exhibited the day of ss abandoned by
the insot,ent to his creditors.
@ @ n Il ,ss i o CGs osos. till o'clock a Fl IA Il a on
vALu ABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY PALFREY 4 CO.. C. L. c. DuPuY, Auctoneer,
Office, No. q Camp street.
q BANK aay sE M { S1s
auction
The ARnOYNE PLANTATION, on the Bayou Black, parish
of Ter eboune Stock of every kind the
highest bidder effect partition between the popetors
The property consists of 20 Of Land inferior to
heavily tnbered and nearly all susceptible
cultivation about 100 of which in cultivaon
50 Slaves all family 80 Mules. stock
and Hogs Circular Saw Mill Farming Utsnsis Me-
chantcs Tools with which the plantation is abnndany
ped Corn and Hay supposed to be sufficient for the next
| seasons consumption. -
The Machinery the sugarHo is Of the most valuable
we'll The quality Of the usually made Is
made the State and in quantity equal to that
any other plantation proportion to the of hands
The gro wing is expected TO be about coo hhds
j. j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
season. will take pleasure in showing to des
rous of examining it.
The terms onefourh cash. Che purchaser to
mortgage the Bank Lonisiana and the
balance payable equal annual nstalmepts divided into
coupons if required and three
years the date Of sale bearing interest eight cent
per until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege property sold possession to be given when the
terms complied with but the of the
hands, teams will reserved for the Of preparing
market removing from the plantation whatever of the
growing still be the plantation at the time OF the
| SALE
particular description will be given before the day OF
sale.
| VIM. E. LEVERICH 4 CO
| JAMES j. HANNA.
o3l Sm SARAH YORKE.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANNING CoxPAsr.2
.Is New Orleans Dec. q, 1857. :
nSr- This Bank will he closed ON the engu-
ing holidays o Christmas the Firs, and Eighth Of jan
uary next.
The aries of those dates should be provided for the
preceding them when offerings intended for
discount on the succeeding Saturdays should be made
d22 I'd A.. II. KERNION, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND AP-
~ PkAlsER, will give special attention this to sales
of Real Estate and Slaves lat public privately also Success
sops Stocks, Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton, Ves
sells Cargoes Goods in Store, Furniture, etc.
Having had years. experience in this city, socs
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
orders.
Office, No 7 Commercial Place, m
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CITIZENS, BASK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Dec. %, 1857 5
a1~ NOtice-Holders of coupons issued by
Municipality Of No of the city of New Orleans City Bank
Saml t. rockingham and Jos. Fowler Jr, and
of Consolidated Railroad due and in New
the hereby notified that the funds
deposited with the Bank of America New York. where
they will be paid on demand on and after that date.
d22 tja4 EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

sweepstakes race Tor three-year 0lds;
heats mle subscription $500 forfeit $780, with $3.50 ad
dd provided start The second horse receive
$500 Of the bonus
Glencoe, out of Magdalene by Medoc.
q A. l. Bingaman CHI by Imp Glencoe, out Of Nan.
ME Rhodes by Wagner.
g. Myers & Moore name b. e. LITTLE CORPORAL. by Imp.
Glencoe. dam by Imp. BelshaEzar.
SAME DAY-Sweepsakes for threeyear olds; heats two
subscription $780, forfeit Sl0O with $500 added provided
start The second herse to receive $500 of the
bonus
l. T. j. Wells g cALvIT, by Imp Yorkshire, out
of Reel
q r. Taylor & Co. name b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Imp.
Glencoe out Of Magdslene by Medoc.
g. D. F. uPEE, by Voucher, out of Hal
penny.
l. A. L. Bngaman ch. {. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty,
dam by Rufn out of Sarah Bladen
S. Myers Moore ch t. ELIZA ALEXANDER, by John
Alexander dam by Wild Bill7
The JOCKEY CLUB RACES will commence the 9th of
January, 1858: ~
TUESDAY, 5h-Purse $500; heats three miles.
WEDNESDAY. 6th-Purse 5000; heats two miles.
THURSDAY, 7th-Pnrse $780, heat of miles.
SANE DAY-Purse $500; heats mile.
FRIDAY 8h-Purse $500 heats me-three best of five
SATURDAY, ath-Purse SlsOO; heats four miles.
The enTance money five cent, the amount Of the
purse will the second horse If horse second 1t will
60 with the purse. If horse walks for purse, he will
dlO # SIDNEY STORY Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

% ODD FELLOWS HALL
kNA YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY MASK AND FANCY
lahfE DRESS BALLS.
will be series Of Five Balls, which will take place
the following nights:
Of the Seiies-Thursday, 18th December, 1857.
Second Thursday, 7th January, 1855
Third Thursday, 2lst January, 1858.
Fourth Thursday, 4th February, 1858.
Fifth :. -. Tuesday, (Asrdi Gras,)
10Th February, 1883.
MANAGERS
A. G. Smith, j. F. Planchard,
j. o. I.arose, Charles Diard,
F. +. TIinchard, J. ID. Kitchen,
W. G. Wilson, Ernest Cornu,
F. De3ruy, Thomas Taqunc.
Gentlemen wishing Subscribe these Balls will apply
the Secretary at the office of the Ball Room entrance La
fayete street.
wishing Ladies' Invitations requested
send in their and residences to the Secretary.
The Managers will every Wednesday evening
o'clock, at the office Of the Ball Room.
No will be admitted without Invitation Ticket, hav-
been approved by the Board of Managers.
All ked persons will be examined by committee, before
entering the Ball Room. g..
Positively Ladies' Invitations will be issued after the last
meetings Of the Managers which will be the night
each Ball.
Positively Subscribers Ticket be procured the
night of the Balls. die In
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SOUTHERN BANK. 4
New Orleans, Dec. a. 1857.
n1-Thls Bank will be closed on the ensu.
ing Hodxys Christmas the first and eighth of
uary next Obligations maturing those days should be
provided for on the and 3ist the
ID d2ss Id THOS. LAYTON Cashier.
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BANK new ORLEANS,
New Orleans December q. 1S57.3
HThe annual election for twelve Direct,
Banking House MONDAY the 1lh of January next
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and p NJ
d2l NJ BELLY. Cashier.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE BALTHAzAR sAuLET-
very desirable Twosory Frame Houses situated at
the of Dryades and Erao sreetsThree Valuable
Lots of Ground fronting on Bacchus street.
BY N, VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

BATON ROUGE July IS, 1857.
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors of the New Orleans
and Bnon Rouge Railroad Company held this day. William
Pike elected President and Alfred Shoppers Secretary
jy27 ALFRED SHEPPERS Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

CiTIzEss' BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Dec q 1857. :
~ This Bank Will be closed Friday,
next 18th tChrlslmas Day ALSO the First and
Eighth of January next Paper falling due on these days will
dhcount must be the Wednesdays preceding.
d22 I'd EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier
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BANK LOUISIANA,
... New Orleans, Dec. %, 1857.
NJ This Bank Will be closed ON Christmns,
BILLS those days will be payable the days
preceding respectively. :, NV, c,,
IL. u. DAVIS. Cashcr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

UNION BANK LOUISIANA I
New Orleans Tee. 22, 1857.
r3-This Bank will he closed on Friday, the
25h inst Christmas day also, the FIRST and eighth of Jan
uary next Paper falling these days will be payable
the preceding IHURsDAYs and nte ded for discount
must be offered on the WEDNESDAYS preceding.
d2. I'd ~ GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

OFFICE The NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans Dec. s 1851 :
turn this office for cancellation their old OF $1,000
share in the capital stock of this Company exchange of
certificates Of 500 per share according the
into by them, and in conformity with the of the
gislaurer approved on the 4th Of February, 1913.
Preside
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DRY GOODS.

this IS an axe Of progression, and Fup nlay &c we'll
be cot OF the orla Is to be onr Of the shi0a, that
bsag tie case, you shonId call Immediately at
GTicZaozg01's
and supply yourself with some Of those ASEAUIAFU L
DRESS GOODS which were Sc eotsd with 20 much
taste an seution the names Of Een are to4 numerous
ueutin Ina wrd everything fhat is usually kept IL
no. DRY GOODS HOUSE,
sc don't wish % boast for the Goods viii SPEAK iof
themselves all ask IS cal ifom the n nc gsnsTaig'
Besides Dress Goods. Vehaye an excellent iot o.
WRAPPING,
such ss Cloaks, Msonles, Taimas S1aEls' sears &c
Also TIE different kinds OF Laces and Embrolceres Oar
1focF oFqeKTLEYEN'S WRAR il very complete, con-
sisng Of Cloths Cassmeres, Vestings and Furnishing
GOoda Also good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such as Bed TicEngs, Domestic Drilling, Blankets Lni
sew Jesus Flsnnes Irish Linens, in fact everything
tbe kipd Az Of which we will sell ct very low profit
/ G. kICHGLSGE B co,
seos2l No. % Public Square
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OPPOsTTG POST 0FFICE go
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE. H
AGAUN AU1A1. s.s a,
- The Stage 0thce is kept Ct this house
narfQ-1v
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~ Tickets 3d. Halves, IS; Quarters, - so.
"a Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
Fumbers /, 2 8, s, g. z 8, 9, 0, and you viii draw
hack Ourenths Of the RcUnt paid for the Tickets beside
the chances Of obtaining CepjSl5 Patrons will ind it
their interest to buy Certificates Of Ten Tickets ending
eansecatiTey wih ], 2, g. Z, s. G. z 8, g. o. By tbs
plan they for cit the Prize ending With the humber
IS TIE Capital and get tu chances in every ten to
gan the Capitss
~ CeTp6eltes Of Packages Of Ten Tickets are sold
The following rates which the risk: 10 whole Tickets
$50 10 half ICke.s, $780, % quarter tickets Bl5 co.
"a Bank Notes q sOand tanks taken At par. Checks
Oh Sew ork RENTED t0r prizes
~ Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates If Pack.
ages Of Tickets 70 JAMES e. WJNFER Manager
fs522-=f Macon OF Savannah. Georgia
G H NLNLEE
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B-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
bevond comparison Of any former sea
-o3 A. J. D, 81 co.
F&6E
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
$4,000 NUIBEEsS-Prizss Payable without
Deduction.
CAPITAL s5,OOO!J
EEEFE Il -
Whole Ifekets s4--Halves q-Quarters I.

PLAN OF Tue LOITBR.
Same aSfhe Royal Ltey Of CUba-Vih this difference
the Havana Lottery has IS goo Sumb-rihs has only 5OC0
There are wheels, each Of which there placed
two Locks. The SUpeinteuden,s have each Esyts the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
sent There placed ia the wheel numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No.
IS Co., In the wheel Of prizes there placed tin tubos
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS OO0tO sl00.
When the drawing takes place, which viii be in pu5c the
wheels unlocked and after revolving them number is
drawn out OF the wheel Of numbers, and 81 the time
drawn Of the Prize wheel By boys with arms barred
10 the shoulders and bndfded-he tube slipped or and
he number held up and enrolled that The whole audience
can see 1.-THE number is then called % and registered BY
the superntendens. Tie Prize drawn is credited the
lumber drawn tie time, aud until all the prizes
arc drawn copy Of The drawing is then sent . the
printers after comparison the Superutentens certify %
he CORRECTNESS or the drawing These SugsTHtendents
sworn 10 perform hsir duty without fear or favor.
Il will &c perceived thai IN this pans every pnzs is drawn
out and OF come person must get ihem drawing Is
sent 10 every ordering tickets. The Prizes payable
thirty days after the drawing, in full without dsducou.
II , Drawing takes place every Saturday.
r. Orders Tor Tickets addressed TO G. H. WINTER, Box
352, Nashville, will be Immediately attended 70.
JAMES 2. WINTER,
mari s7-f Manager, Macon, Ca.
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WzE. Simmons,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces N
~ the citizens Nashville, that he Is located on tie
Church and Summer streets opposite the 81 Cloud
Hotel where prepared to execute all kinds Of Carpen-
ters and Joner's Work. Doors sash and Blinds, Stair
Gases, Show Cases. Once Desks, Fitting Up Stores Jobbng
aBd Repairing DC, promptly attended 20 lheb2S-3n.
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lOtal e@3 5l "
No debts 70 Banks or individuals.
no losses adjusted or due.
No " aud not due.
No acknowledged eiaims.
Losses uuadiused SO 500.
IN suspense s. GU.
We Do aersbj certify that the going true and aeeu-
rate statement Of the Farmers and Mechancs' Insurance
Company 70 TIE lst OF November, A. D 1856,
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD K HELMBULD, Secretary.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
City Of Philadepha,
I, John Il. Frek, eonmssnor fer The state OF Tennes
appointed By s Governor hereof sdsut Pennsy
vania do her b cert N g day 8nd date hereof hs
above named ihOs. B. Florence President and Edward X.
UelmbO d. Secretary e the Farmers Mechancs Insu
rance company subcbsd % the foregoing statement 10 my
presence and dc ssversy declare aud srm that the matters
therein set forth true.
IN witness whereof have hersuni Get my hand and sV
cd my Official seal, bis, tWenyninth sv Of December, A.
D. 1856. JOHN q. FRtCk,
Commissioner for Tennessee, No. IS X, Dock s..
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CosEFTRoLLER's OFFlCE,l
Nashville, March 3, 1851. {
This 10 certify that the Farmers and Mechanics Fire Ma
Tne and Life Insurance Company Of Peuusy located
with an the requirements Of act passed By the General
Assembly Of tie Stale 81 Tennessee la March, 1850, entitled
IAN e. % requisite the agencies Insurance Gem panies
Incorporated By the OF Tennessee and that Jose pa
Nash me legally authorized Agent Of said Company In the
town OF Nashville, safe Of Tennessee
J. c. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
Policies Fire. Marine inland risks equitable terms.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
No. ., College Street.
Nashville, March 10, Isj7-3v.
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JasFER COUNTY ACAOEHY LOTT ERY.

GLASS IL 20 be drawn Al CO5cEET Hat, Macon, Ga,
gHder the sworn s. perinteudenco Of Col Geo. L0
gan and ". e. Andersen, Esq, on SATURDAY, IARCH
IQ5-
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PeuYnanshiD.

NEW Pupils are daily received at the Writ.
N ing Saloon OF HR DOLBEAR, No. % *
Union street, over Vessel q Thompsou's, -
where Pertons from 70 ca years Of age can ~
easily change the most H slow and cTamped hand
Of EAsE, ELEGAECE AND RAPIprrY.
Persons from county hush their lessons 10
week Persons unacquaiBted wthths merit Of M Do0ear
teaching referred 20 the testimony Of many Of the first
citizens In the United states in bis large Circulars, hun
dreds 1 pupils taught by him in this place. Hours o.,
A. NJ, and 2 70 & p. NJ, and7 70 o al night
A who win Join hs classes should DO 30 Immediately.
jsn20-dtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

A DANGEROUS RusE.-A short time sinces young
blade of the Eastern District who had for some time
followed dissipated and prohigate ife was finally
discarded by his father who turned him out into the
street to seek livelihood for himself short expe-
rence demonstrateda wide difference between obtain
gent parent or by obtaining them in exchange for
Services rendered Various expedients resorted
to to ''brng the old gent around but all proved IN,
availing The young man finally determined to make
cordngly procured and swallowed ounce of lauda-
num- Immediately after he let the fact be known,
and physicians called in, who with continued ex-
patient beyond danger. Although the young gent
was brought to the door of DEATH his was sue
cessful The father relented his harshness, and the
hayward son was again restored to favor.
New York Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

TRANSLATION OF PIECE COMPOSED BY A NATIVE
Quick over the ground, with rumbling sound,
The machine ship rushes fast;
Its wheels 'scape the eyes it is wingess, yet flies
Right straight in the teeth of the blast
All the boys in the town run to see it pass down,
The halfcocked rice is all black;
At the noise how they run, boys and girls every one!
And the house-work goes to rack.
Their children are thrust all into the dust,
Their hair is all unbound,
% 1t is come it is comet" and who'll stop at home
As the word in the house goes round?
See the smoke arise like the wind it flies;
Yet MINDLESS it runs alone;
Men of eighty and all, grasp theis sticks and crawl
To look but the car is flown!
In the road there's gate and porter whose state
Is increased by his turban red;
With white flag in hand, he's exceedingly grand,
And the children skulk in dread.
IT'S the Company's reign, and Der India's plain,
A wondrous vessel sails;
Run, run, and behold the Sahibs wisdom untold!
He has made q road of rails
IJo,rp oP Nisu;nng
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
pentefS, etc.
Certificate of Hughes & Palette.

EeTfTc0Ee Of Hughes 3 Taletfe.
New Orleans March 4, 1856.
We have used the Bdgewaer Mineral Paint for which g c.
Ragert Co. for the five years STEAMBOATS,
the Louisiana Dry Dock ana have had opportunity
Judging its merits durable ard protective paint
In opinion, it is superior any have when
applied work and Is every respect equal
is represented be In short time it becomes perfect slate
and yet possesses great body and elasticity For deck,
sells railroad bridges, depots and very description Of
painting TINT exposed the weather. the Bridsewater Paint
consider Invaluable
{Signed) HUGHES, VALETTE 4 Co.
Agents OF the Louisiana by Dock.