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TFNNENT'S SCOTCH ALE, prepared ex
i press!y for the American market. and PINE
APPLE, HOLLAND, SAP SaGO and CRU
YERE CHEESE. For sale by
SHEKELE & MILLER,
"a Pa. avenue, adjoining Kirkwood House.
JyS st (Intel&S ates.l
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AUCTION AALn

By WALL BARNARD, AuotIone,r,-
T0nB ,A 4 e 2. AMP Y SCARS AT AUCTION
ocook sI ss n aH, snS;; A1gust sth At
Is boxes Chewing Tobacco, assorted kinds,
los% ClsaIs. different qualities.
sale positive.
Terms cash.
aaz WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SsE Eow.,rt kI. T AND CHAIN PUMPS,
Basins. shower Bath Fixtures With plst.d s0 Cock,
Elm Pump. Ga. Reflector. ard cistsrn and W Fsn
k komps, iron snamelled French Pattern Closet
ana BIsss Faucets: &c at auction.
On SATURDAY. the 7th instant, 1 shall sell in
rse lot Of s aSo ,sfsss wss
of Trims cash: Sale po,itve and sold on account
or. and gas filters. the articles ars new and in
sues aas-s o'uS'' GREEN .uo,
BY J: c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctlonsers.
TURNING LATHE, MACHINISTS' TOOLS.
,so OPP GUYS AND PIsroLs -On SATURDAY
MORNING., August 7th. at 10 O'Clock, at the auc-
lion rooms shall sell, on account of whom it may
Iron Turr ing Lathe, Machinists' Tools.
Grlndstone, Rol ing Mill, saws,
Lot ofold Guns. Pistols, Powder FIasks, DO.
sui-st J. c. Mcguire co. Auc...
BY A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL NEAR THE NAVY YARD AT AUcTIoS-On
MONDAY, the 9th instant, I shall SELL at IL o'ol,k
n, at the residence of Mrs. Kleiss, No an south
NJ between 10th and nth streets east little east of
the Navy Yard Gate, aEood assortment Of Furni-
Mahogany Sofa, Bureaus, Dressing and other Ia
Looking 6lssses, Cane seat and other Chairs,
Bedsteads and Mattresses, Venitisn Window
Psrt1r and other Carpets and Mating.
Clock, 'hIna. Glass and CIockeTy Ware,
Lot Books, Pictures, Vases. and Lamps,
Stoves, and good assortment of Kitchen Reuui-
sites. SS1i
Terms cash.
au 4-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
BY A. GREEN. Auo,Ioneer.
NALUARI.E BILL. LOT ERnNTINn
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ID INVESTMENTS,
l. AE1NG FROM TO 10 PER CENT
We offer for sale
81. LOUIS County per cent. Bonds payable in 1882
1856 and 1854 special tax is prov ded for the paw
ment Of the interest aad redemption of the princ
These bonds are sold at rate to pay II per cent per
Annum.
Louisville City Bonds.
Minnesota State Bonds, per cent. interest, semi
annually payable IN New York. A special tax pro-
yded 10 paw the interest and sinking fund Great ed
for redemption of principal at maturity.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
jy 3-Im Opposite Treasn,v
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- U M NJ T. r DRINK

StroughtOns and other BitteTs.
The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
ter Ale Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
The above, as well as cur unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly hand and for sale Nv
Army q SHINN,
je24-tf Genryeinwn
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INVESTMENTS,
J RnM & Tn 10 PkR CENT

FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the
= best houses, at GlBBS'S. near the corner OF
10 SIN
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A SAVINGS BANK PROPOSED Mr. Editor:
would like to inquire, through the medium Of
your valuable paper, why il is that we have no
penny savings bank in Washington am sure
u would be well sustained. There are MANY
persons who would make deposits in an institn-
ton of this kind, rather than In one carried On
more extensively. And many penny would
thus be saved which is squandered and lost
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SEE FIRST PAGE.I
OFFICE,
.,,,. RICHARD R; CRAWFORD,

E'lSH, ElSH!-We have just received, direct
from Halifax, SO1 bbls. No. | new bright Picked
HERRING, and for sale.
HARTLEY BRO,
U S-lw 20 and lel Water st., Georgetown.
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FOR SALE.-A fine sorrel MARE and nearly
l. new Bride, Saddle, O., will be sold at N
very low price, AZ the owner about TO IN
leave the city, Apply at SMITHS Livery GA
slab Q. on 10Th street, between and the Avenue
auS-Iwt
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. WEDDING CAKES, very pretty aBdveTy cheap a
the PhIladel phIa COnfect ionsry corner 18th and
streets. Ice Cream 81 - per gallon. jy Slim
fEnNlEs.-Ihose IN want of Pennies, for change
oan aw5s obtain them on app oatiOn at the oOun
tef OF the Star Onioe. If
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RILAND CHAPEL.-The excursion OF the Nv
land Chapel Choir and sunday School, which
comes OF on Friday next, presents Programme
OF good things quite irresistible to the lover OF
rural enjOyments. Glymont Is selected for the
scene OF merry lima king, and the steamer GUY and
the barge Custis have been secured 10 convey
passenge,s to and from the place
The object OF the excursion u to raise the ne
that those who pAtTOniZe II will have the sat
faction Of Knowing that while they eajOy the
balmy air Of the country, and all its concomitant
pleasures, they are really comforting a benefit
upon and rendering assistance To worthy object
Let all the friends Of yland Chapel make note
of this fact, and turn out strong to their assist
ance.
ABUSING An OFFIcER.-YesteIdayO ficeI ZIIn-
Inerman, who was in search Of Mr.. Green, one
Of the supposed parties to a contemplated duel,
met young gentleman who answered the de-
scriPtion Of the person of whom he was Ia pur-
suit, and Inquired IL he was Mr.. Green Of Wiz
GINA. The inteTro2ated flew into a passion
highly insulted that the oracer should suppose
him TO be " Green and went into a denuncIa-
ton Of tue officers head, eyes heart and souI
that gave him no little uneasiness IL became
Necessary for The officer 10 arrest the young man
and take him before Justice Dom, who ordered
him to paw 81 Is for the privilege lie had enjoyed
He gave his name rs Christenton.
TRIALs Al rHE 6UARD-HoUsE-JohnJ James,
dunk and disordsrly; fne and costs 81 IS. Mass
Bunker, profanity, drunk and disordeIly; do
- IS Jos Bunce, do; do. Si.I5. yno. Badger,
do do 80 IS Charles Simms. col rkofanity;
d dismissed. John Beach, disordrrly; do. VIM
Bigger, do; do. Jno. Jones, drunk; lne and
coats - Is. John Schmidt and Ckristopher Far
rel, drunk In the markets do. - Is each. An
genli starbar, obscr'ity In the street; do So Is.
Eliza Bresha, drunk; do s2l5.
The LIGHTNING fearful storm Of last
night, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
should wake up those Of our citizens who have
not vet protected their dwellings from the cleo
trio destroyer, 20 the necessity Of doing so ut
once. Our mel y hbor Labzrre Is the man for your
money, gentlemen. His liz htniRg rod points are
Of copper, tipped with plafina. and the best con-
d1c.ors used, being entirslY safe. Try them,
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For ExTERMISATING ROsehes, Bugs. Flies, and
he Destruction OF al kinds of insects use Lyons
Magnetic Powder. You can purchase the genuine
article al ShIlllngt on's bookstore, Odenn Buiidng
corner of Four and a half street and Pennsy lvana
avenue aug cost
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q 4EM :,IL s.NS.YI MAs!c.CAssAS on q SiBsY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01


MoRMoNIsM AT THE EAsT.-All the Mormons in
principle are not by any means confined to Utah.
We have already given account of the bigamist
Coombs, arrested in Boston, who has, it is alleged
within year two married five or six wives: and
numerous similar cases have been brought to light
within q few months. The Worcester (Mass.) Tran
script gives the particulars of another arrest for DO
lygamy:
A man named Chesee was ar-aigned in the police
court on Friday, on charge of having an unlawful
surplus of wives, He recently a resident of
Grafton, which place he left some months since and
took up his abode at West Canaan, N. H. II appears
from documents in the that in January 1850, he
married Miss Jane Hodgdon, of Shapleigh, Me-, and
in November, 1858, he was married at Nashua to
Miss Lucreta A. Snow, of Harpswell Me-, and in No
yember. 1855, he married third wife at Chicopee,
the victim of his vlainy in the last case being Miss
Lucinda A. Kicker, of Webster, Me-
few days since, wife No. having ascertained the
deception practised upon her. applied in this city for
divorce. Aninquiry into the circumstances induced
steps to be taken for the arrest of Chesee and officer
Coleman being put upon his track succeeded in find
ing him at Manchester, N. H. wherehe was Just taking
up his residence with wife No g. 1t appears also that
wife No. l obtained divorce in April 1857 He was
confronted In the police court by wife No. g. but plead
not guilty TO the charge against him. and waving an
examination, was ordered to recognize in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the May term of the Court
OF Common Pleas, and for want Of surety was locked
up for safe keeping.
In another Eastern exchange we find the following
Enoch Carter of Carlisle, was arrested yesterday on
charge of bgamy. Carter is about fifty years old
and claims to be considerable of patriarch being the
grandfather of twenty children and has been living
for the last two years with his third wife by whom
he has had two children.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
lelegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
h..s@sr- Er-.p...- E..--.pe
ARRIYAL on THE STEAMSHIP AMERIcA.


lbf hdb AoOIhkkN AND SAiiosAb LNEsl
HALIFAX, Feb. ~ The Royal mail steamship
America, from Liverpool on the 18Th, has just ar
rived.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I3-The sales Of cotton for the
week amount to 1900 bales, of which speculators
took l0,500 and exporters 500 bales All qualities
have advanced 3D. and in some instances the advance
Is more. -4af
The sales Of Friday reached Is 900 bales. of which
spectators took 1900 bales. No sales for export
The market closed buoyant and active. Orleans
Fair, q; Orleans Middling "a; Mobile Fair. n !;
Mobile Middling, II; Uplands Fair, Z SIC /; Uplands
Middling, to Z lie. The whole stock in port
amounted to 2S5000 bales, Of which las 900 are
American.
Our advices from Manchester are fayorable-tbe
market closing active and buoyant
New Orleans tres ordiaaire at Havre, closed at o.
Breadstuffs closed dull. Wheat closed with an adj
vancing tendency on inferior qualities Provisions
closed with declining tendency.
Money Market.
The Money Market is slightly easier Bank rates
are reduced to per cent. Consos for money closed
at SO to 96ic. The bullion in the Bank Of England
has increased f7sO,000.
England.
There IS nothing OF importance in Parliament
Pamerston's motion for leave to introduce bill vest
ting the Government of India in the Crown is being
debated.
France. f+-..a
There are rumors Of an extension and modification
of the French Ministry.
Collision-Loss Of Life
The steamship North American came in collision
with the bark Leander, from -, for New Orleans.
The bark sunk and ten lives were lost.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
rconEuHIoArED.l |
Massachusetts "LIberiy Laws

It seems the acts Of Massachusetts, have at length
stirred up the sleepy spirits Of the South TO notice
Of her mscaled Personal Liberty laws and it recalls
to me that about the time of its publication read in
the gazettes statement showing that recently re-
sident OF Brazil was travelling in Europe accompanied
by his negro servant. In Prussia the negro judged
the opportunity good one to make his escape but
was arrested tried and delivered up to bis master
on the ground that their relations were established
by the law Of their common domicil.
Its contrast to the Liberty lawn made strong i'm
preston with me, and these proceedings have recalled
them. It seemed scarcely credible that one OF the
United States, bound in the solemn compact of Re.
publican constitution, boasted Of as being the first
ever written, in forming which Hancock, Adams, and
others Of her ustrous citizens (not adding that Of
General Washington, which has been esteemed as be-
longing to the whole nation,) all aided, which her
own government afterwards solemnly ratified and all
her officers since have with the same soemnity sworn
to obey, should not only repudiate, but in the same
law impose arbitrary and extravagant punishments
on the citizens Of other States who claim, however
respectfully. from her tribunals and laws those rights
guaranteed to every citizen of the United States by
Sec. OF Art. of thai Constitution, under the pro-
lection OF which selfsame article hundreds Of her
ships are now lying at landings, and thousands of
her citizens are safely pursuing their business their
pleasure in our midst. trs
say 1t even now seems scarcely credible, and yet
as II to leave no parallel to it, il report be true she
repassed it the veto of her Governor by the con-
sttutional majority some sixty or seventy of which,
it is said, were cergymen ministers of the christian
religion; and to crown the whole by one clause to
prohibit the aid of counsel to the accused which
hope and believe no law in any other country does
This is the act of Massachusetts,, whose citizens
have been mainly instrumental in the importation of
slaves, who sold them to the South to plunder them
from, which seems to be the crownug act of several
years effort for be it known that whilst the master
is to be imprisoned the slave is to be set free.
1t is difficult to express opinion of such conduct
in terms comportng with proper respect to ones self
they stand on her statute book monument OF enor-
nous bad faith as part of the price are to pay for
the preservation of the union of which it may be
said it fails to secure those rights which the
comfy of nations provides for the subjects Of strange
nations under monarchial governments.
have said my say, blush for my country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

AN UNwELooME REooGsITIos-On the arrival of
company OF girls at Bloomington, Iowa, last week,
under the care of an agent of the women's emigra-
ton society of New York, gentleman of Blooming
ton came to select girl to work in his family. He
was carefully scanning the faces before him, when all
at once he started as If suddenly shot, turned pale
and was about to make asudden retreat when one Of
the young ladies walked up to him and said, an
go with this gentleman I've lived with him before ;
he's my husband My dear Thomas, what made you
leave me five years ago without saying good-byl
and why didn't you let me know you were living in
such beautiful place as Bloomington II had only
known you were living here, l would have come"
The dear Thomas got away and took to his heels,
and the unwelcome wife followed close in pursuit
The result of the race had not transpired when the
Bloomington paper went to press.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

A curious incident occurred in Vermont lately. A
woman, in the absence of her husband undertook to
expel hog from the garden, and soon drove him
into corner, when piggy turned upon his pursuer,
and making full tilt struck her upon her pedal ex
tremites, and would have passed safely through had
his nose not caught in the folds of her hooped skirts
As it was, he took her safely on his back and then
commenced series Of circuits about the garden that
rivalled the best feats OF circus ring. At length
his pigshp made rapid tracks in search of the hole
through which he had entered the forbidden en-.
closure.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

The DUELLo.-French papers report another duel
This time it is no less than the hero of Inker-
man-Gen. Bosquet-who had lucky escape Of be-
ing run through the lobe of the left lung by brother
officer; an inch higher would have laid him low A
lady, of course, is the cause
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

AN Ex-PARsoS CowHIDED- Joseph W. Pender
was caught up with and severely cowhided by Felix
W. Robertson at the Grand Junction on the 2lst in.
stant. The cause Of the difficulty orgina ed by Pen
ders i'll treatment of his wife, This Pender has been
expelled from the church and all decent society. Had
justice been done him he would long since have re-
ceived coat OF tar and feathers and been drummed
out Of the country. memphis Eagle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

LOST AT SEA-0n the 18th Thos. Martin, second
mate OF the schooner Lane, was knocked overheard
off Cape Hatteras by the main boom. The only per-
son on deck at the time was Spaniard, who raised
the cry Of man overheard" He said that as soon
as Martin struck the water he called to him for line
and he threw him two ropes but before he could
grasp them, encountered be was by heavy clothing,
he sank ..t.-I . - r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
Nsh Orleans Dailp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1858.

NEW MusIc,--We are indebted TO Mr.. Lehman, for
a copy Of the polka nazourka, composed by him and
dedicated to Mile Bourgeois, Of the Orleans Opera.
II Is entitled !" Azucena de II Trovatore,p and Is
doubtless fine piece Of music.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
FoR MEMpHIs AND CAmo-The Memphis and New

Orleans packet line steamer Nebraska Captain A r. Irwin
leaves at p NJ this day The this connect resu
lArly at Memphis with the different railroads that point and
oer via the Charleston and its connecting railways most de-
sa6e route TO the Eastern ees Each boat connects
at Memphis with hscass fast packets fer Louisville Nash
VILE or 81 Louis The Nebraska will ticket through 10 either
place j. H. Fresh, agent, Memphis packet oce under the
1t. Charles hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

FATAL AFFRAY IN SAN ANToNTo.-0n the 18th an
afray occurred in San Antonio, Texas between Mr..
Jonathan Hacket and Mr.. Robert Wilcox in which
the latter stabbed the former, inficting a wound
which caused his death soon afterward
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
SsOa,s y Co.'s Lotteries.
UrHoEIzED Br rHE STATE oTGRoReIA,l
@s5O,OOO for sI0Ta

The following sehsme will he drawn by g. SWAN 90.
hanagers OF he sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. in each
OF her single Number Lstteriss "a. March, 1885, Al
AUGUSTA, Georgia, to which city they have removed ths
principal Office. to be drawn in public as foriows
Class W be draw { A en-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

IHE GRAssHoPPERs.-We learn from Mr.. Irwin. of
sutherlands Springs who called on us yesterday that
.ne gEasshoppers have made their appearance n his
neighborhoOd, and were working on the grass and
other vegetation. Isan Antonio Herald, 25th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
s ARSA p A RILLA LOZE NGES
Simple and ComDnund.

Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrups named and
to al speealies heretofore known
general therapeutic uscepbeo being applied to ali
he or morbid principle o. which proceeds
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis the animal yegeta
bring about result and thanks to my ndeatgable
havefound IN vegetables necessary means for this
sparila partly known the public saeh Is the discovery
Tsehl have the honor tins day Of adyesng The form Of
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided It into sim
to children as we'll as adults mat n's might De given
Ny first sTPes%sPss we're made privately and remained
ceee and that the charge of quackey could be brought
The attention Of physicians and of the public is called to
these Loaenge in order that may the adn
GENERAL EFFECTS,
The S%a 20 ss s b60s T
by removing all impurities from this precious fluid
l. Prompt and radical cure e Of al diseases generally
Persons who have used these LOzenges have had the
& veuees syp6iIife, hepstc scOrbutcal gouty rheu.
few days after the remedy is resOred to.
All % S%s and
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wRiGHT 4 CO.,
+. GgIILoT Royal street -
corner of Natchez and Tehouptoulas ss
JAMES SYME, 1874 Canal st.
@. II. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street. corner of Foydres
NB-Consnltations grat daily the above Drug Store
jyS ly
pREMIUM MOSS !-PREMIUm moss !-PUT
up in best order for shipment,
THE BEST OF MATTRESSES,
OF all kinds.
give Nsls siss ss fss ss had of
o2O ly oaee, III Canal street
ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-rHR UN
and generally that he lately added to his manu-
factory of SNUFFS which obtained medal at the lnyerssl
When is bs Of all kinds Of
those Of the celebrated houses besides bv nerfec
pure and Of pleasant taste. fN'
General Depot at his Store No. 16 Louis street Mann
factory at McDonoghvile, La
o. 6ln A. DELPIr.
GEO. e; CooLIDGE, FORWARDING AND COM.
VI MISSION MERCHANT, No. s. Gravier street New Or.
Hon. G. NJ Waterman Mayor IMessrs G. W Hvn,on 4 co
sIessrs J. W Bnrbridge Co :. ogleshy Macaulsy
E. W. A. Violet 6.CO. e. JAS Norton n "a
:. Femell Power Co. ]. W. coless, ESQ. 3
GHATIAA, COMMAGERE Il co., 20 CUSTOM.
~ lomhoue street, orer for sale the following articles
DEMiJOHNs-SO0e empty Demijobns. and 2 gallons
CLARkT-l5o casks Bordeaux clareL
MUsoAT-S0 boxes Muscat Froutepap s,.s
OLIVE oIl-4OO baskets different qualities quarts and
PORT WINE-IOO or. pipes Burgundy Port. Crown.
sARDINES-75 cases sardlnes in OIL hf and qr boxes.
GREEN PEAS-Ie cases Green Peas. etc. ia25
brand q ADAMS, CsUUUkssOKs 70 LAYTUN 4
&c 09 No Magazine street opposite the Arcade Import
CHANDLERY etc. have in and for on favora
ee complete suitable for the country trade
BRAND ADAMS
All iy&W No. Maga1ine street, opposite the Arcade.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
DATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATERPIPEs
Il CHARLES c. BIER. n. c. srEPHENs
Z @. G.. BIER & CO.,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PL UM B e RS
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes.
PLUM BERs,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron done in all
their various branches.
sheet Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhand Basins and Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron snks Pumps both
Force various patterns; Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHsTANDs suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of .... b. .
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocs Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks all
sizes; washstand Sink Butles shampooning Compression
for Lager Beer and oistem Cocks all snes
lngs and Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment ....
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
proven the very best article of the kind use
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Stoves
Sizes families Of from 1--WE persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also agents for the JEFFREYs DOUBI
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for valvesThree Sizes Nos and q prices s2O ss5
and s5OTo raise from 25 81 feet perpendicular and
the ii0 Of with only
at the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented. e
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale or retail Also
Paror Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
RS-A work done by give satisfaction Or
dsrs solicited from the country.
@. @. BIER a Co., Z
oH J No. Is Camp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01

Lord Brougham's son, and who Is vet A minor
and consequently dependent upon his father for SUM-
port has been noted somewhat Of late for his atter
ton to a young actress in the French theater His
father recently wrote the following aconic epstle
which the son replied II you do not double IL n
marry her" The son will enjoy seat in Parliament
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-01
syRxsM SHIPS. STEAMBOATS, AND Fam

>ass9SRxsM SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fam
HekE!$ iessnppued with Beet Pork. Mutton Veal,
sausages, Tripe, and every thing In the butcher.
ing ne barrels and half barrels Of Choice Beef
put up order Cabin Family Use Al Stalls Nos T. 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL PARKER.
N. B-steamboats and shipssupped with all kinds Of
Stock, such fresh ch Cows, Hogs Shoas Pigs Sheep
Costs, Geese. Ducks, Chickens, etc. seq ly