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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
MEXICO.

F,om TIE " O. Bee My II:
The steamship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes, master,
arrived yesterday rom vera Cruz, winch pace fhe
left on the 9TH inst. ,u
mept and what they state lie only ca 'uated 10 show
that the situation of affairs has rot matersg altered
The Copstutionalsts still hold out a. various points
and the Zuloaga Government has recently met with
some serious 1eyerses.
TIE Progreso of Vera Cruz o. Inc ON INST; an
poupces the arrival Of the Constitutional President
Sr Jaenz from New Orleans. The authorities
preparr to give Inn reception worthy of his posi-
tion and character. 49,
News from Tsmpico 10 the 30th alt. hiss been re-
ceiy.d ct Vera Cruz. The siege of ths city by the
Constitutional leader SRA was holly aud ts
surrender is daily looked ior The Government troops
urder MirsmCn had been defeated by Col. Zuazus,
sr San LUIS occupied by the latter the reaction
,ts f,ire from the psce when they esrned the snlt
Of . fight The BoleitH de CGmpaqG likewise states
that Csssdos, II Cons'itutionals;, had routed Gov
errnen. force at Hlatecs, taking many prisoners and
pi.c Of artillery
We have received our rres Jondeuce from the
City OF MeM as lac as the tn r;t |. throw, cou.
siderable lgt; On rec'n. events:
"MrXico, Msy }. ISIS.
"The game between the contend e. pay iss i. nov
nearly equal. Ii Ger. Ecteagarsy mas succeeGo IN
cspnri1e O.zsba a. the point Of the sword the de-
/, a. q: Mrsmon and MspeGo by NiiaurIi's men is
b. Hiatt triumph for the Cor.titut' 0rsNts. appears
that after The cspuatiOn OF Guadslsjar6. President
Imlosss l-a'ous q the fame Of o~ollo div .ded hi.
sIuy into fur sepsiiie ec-ps, and sent them 70 dit
f,Itut s'- Of the Republic o.oi!o returned 70 the
;i'y OF Mexico 20 Get cured Of wcuud 10 his leg
VIII Mifauon sna Msuero rgrched q X.ca.scas
aIi~h whs evscu.ted on Their approach and o. ,aoed
by the Goverruer' troops. few dsys at,er Can.
Mrsnon selected 3ut0 oi his best troops. r. | O00
s.h Ma oIc and repsis.d forthwith &c Stu Las p
j. which cify was III o.ccksie5 by CD. lgzis
AT ihe ho.d 4 600 \llsnrnsts.
"Mirsmou s;..icte d hias-ii 10 = setis termed Car
r.:as betsctn SAn Luz aud Isca'e 81, aGd AWAITED
Zrszus The !a,,er p,sted h.s mr. &c tbs regh's
slc IN ~ cory.s # the m'Lt'.l7. snt .eI-i tuqr
d,iou. tre e, rih.. % TIE ereny. -eIn1a .lu "a.
trhN.v on sss forced to -, back "0 S1r I.'- n 4
rttfri.e'a..c yhett si'tt lo,rg $50 mer. ras bi..
.'et,ok pace % tie l7ib Apr'',
Xusign. sf.or tbs - crd'd $. ''ry. re-tei f-s
couple of 9sys sud ten y .sets itoNt /,'4te5a-
w,tre. after siege q lr.y torre n ,s-r ! y -
ON estiuriic NaulrI. DE- tT' - - b. 'ri h.,-,
.~nir a. -. $40 p N.r.!. $40 -. - l.s Trir go
-,,swe,e 49,. D.. s-e;vmeo' So g. A; v, 49,
reared mite p,ters, t1i yop ny -ey sf'r - e. ..
u..- .,s:cin 4 sarG aAiy r,?-..s = '1.-e'I r.
.ouuetccc ar' hsl'N"er - .t'"r1'-'G, <A''sr'
lo 'vfc.c ~ IL O. .a'.sr o.! D. '.i- - g..
. 'rsr
o.. ~ ID a: e; ,s - $50. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
The Eneish will get IS per month from

ma,Aets The ELeish will get - Ptr month IRON
every miner, aud Vancouver Island VIII be popu-
at.6 and a few British mere bants Will be enriched;
but the great Of the gold will 90 directly into
American pockets, and the remainder OF u VIII 20
Their indirectly The people Of Vaocouver's Island
and New Caledonia will travel in American steam
err, live in houses built of American lumber, use
clothing Of American manufacture, and consume
provisions Of American growth and preparation.
II is said that portion Of the rich mlnibg ground
discovered on one of the tributaries OF Frazer
River 10 in Washington Territory, but think The
statement questionable.
This discovery will perhaps lead to the discovery
Of other diegines. Miners are now az work on the
Columbia River, near Fort COyIle, 10 latitude ~ :
81 200 miles southeast OF the mouth OF lhoinp
sons River; and persons who have Travelled over
some of the country between the two places are
heard 10 declare that the whole distrlct LOOKS AZ
though it might be rich in gold. If il be, we shall
have another overland emi grafton and lond eau
for northern Pacific railroad and speedy deyel-
opment of that great country which lies about Pu-
get Sound.
The Valley Of Frazer River bears some resem-
blance TO that Of the Sacramento III shape and d.
rection and perhaps in conformation; but the noun
tain range which is the east side of the latter
stream, is on the west of the former. Between
latitude 42e and 49S very rich diggings have
been found and it viii be somewhat singular II
great mines be now found in Frazer Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Federal authority before Their ey's, elspl~d ttt'
bands IN applause of soWe sentiment uttered y
TIE distinguished adyocste. The Court, however,
promptly checked the movement. Mr. Z. eosed
b. exbortng the Jury 10 consider the case calmly
and dspsss onsely, and give such verdict as tier
con,ceDces would approve.
The District. Attorney closed the case this MORT
,pr. At "a o'clock Judge Leavitt charged 'te
Inv He said the law OF Kentucky must govern
the d.cison Of the question whether thesc aetives
were slaves: that ignorance OF the fact would not
excuse Connolly from the consequences OF Ms 90.
If they were in fact slaves; that be was bound 70
know the law: that the Fugitive Slave act was coz
,ti.u,ional and obligatory, &s; Juror are no. 10
let their prejudces present ITS execution; 'cry arr
mot responsible for ~ provisions, &r. Judge
e,vitt Is well known To be- oDe OF the most sno-er-
Went of the Northern Federal Judges, and OF course
his charge sustained the prosecution. 10 e' con,
y;c,iou however Will be- another matter. IL 's sad
,kere are men on the Jury who Will NOT, under al!
circumstances, convict the defendant: tor NJ!
mart would be glad to see the law m'll'hed ID ll''
hat way. Meantime, We await the result Oi u'
deliberations Of the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

La. been .es. foI, ard en:Isstd q refine at -
mard Of TIE Gcv.rrmer. uooIs e,1lca s o. go
bss vas held yesterday ard ss .1n 10 % or the
S loan on the p,scp. town. Of TIE Rsp.s'; Ias
ssy ,b. O.co hereto ard oppsssa, % Van
me, .-s mos.Iv Indian hunters and smugges, orav
to d.sperstor, scsse, sober .D sdmrsby * ed H.
RE a,e q the rise. TIE troops Of the GoyernIeh.
aIe wholly unscoustoned 20 the deadly soros: sae
Ssgn,,i;,.d.rd n .h.hlteued. The end = 10. ye'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

The Canadian local journals have usually out
moders-e circulate n ranging from 500 to o aver
aging aoout OOo. The following are set down 10 the
Directory as the most widely diffused
Globe ToronO-Daiy 5000 Tn Weekly SEQ; WsshJ l%'
Witness, Montreal (ProtestsDtl-Weekly, 5000
Patriot, Toronto CTory)-Weekly 6eN.
coiOni,', TOror,O-Dai'y 2oco Tri-westy lsoi w'ssJ
1000
CA,siiaE GHGrdioH. Toronto odis,l-Weehiy 5ms
Courier S4 Canada Quebec r. j-rh Weekly, soe
La Mnore, Montreal Liberal r. C.l-rh-Wessly ~
Weekly 5000.
Lea6tr, Toronto (ToIy)-D LOO seui-weekiy, 3co
few other journals may have a circulation lgS
az, and even larger than, Of these, but it not
distinctly given in the Directory. We surpn-eip
learn that at lest five journals printed in Csnsis
il the German language, one Of them being Roman
Catholic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Tie Emigranfca, al Madison, Wis.,, s the otJ
political and general newspaper in the United Stsiss
published in the Norwegian language. Formerly
Democratic, it has since the Nebrasks struggle
inclined TO the Republican side, though no. strictly
partisan paper. We urge those who have Norssga
friends or neighbcrs to take copy for their USE snd
we con mend it as an advertising MEDIUM TO all Who
may wish TO address our citizens Of Scandinavian brs.
Address Emgrsnten office, Madison. Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

The two laet-nsmed were partners and their debts
and assets are all affairs CT the partnership.
In Sacramento petitions in Insolvency have been
fed by J. X. Harder burgh and Ephipstone NJ smith
TIE debts Of the former are $3 600; of the latter
5! 795. In Tehams County. Henry Nowlin had de-
clared himself insolvent and C. Ford has been re-
leased under the Inso!vent law from mis- debts. In
MERGED County, White Davis is insolvent.
In Sierra County, W. II. Chandler, Julius Meir, j.
II. Crsycreft and j. A. Monsell have applied to be
released from their de BITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Muus. o. Jennings Wise and Nath irtl Tyler lave
become associated With Messr'. Richie ard Dsn'A
want De eo-propnetors and ejtoss Of TIE R'A"'s
Enquirer. In their taluiatory, Messrs Wee '"@
Tyler say:
We cannot recognize tina. this C5ns,i'utoo ~
Ia couptorl has beer either formally or vi tasy
sd5y,sc, either by the Convention Lscomr,b -
~ lie people Of Ksrsas. We coma er tbs, me III
81 .otm si.ln rtsIfte1 20 wGs ia'eased 70 dsiss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

TRE Press IN CAsADA.-From " The Csnsdn
Newspaper Directory" published at Toronto by W.
Michley we CLEAN the following facts:
There are Issued in the two Canadss 207 NewspoFsn,
viz: Daily 20; Th-Weekly IS; Semi-Weekly IL
Weekly l56. OF these, politically considered, 81 ss
termed Liberal or Independent, Al Reform, aud
Conservative. In religion, lo4 favor Protestan:su,
is are Roman Catholic 50 are neutral as to creedsi
II non Political; and 9 neutral with regard TO both
religion and politics. There are SO different etes'
,owrs or villages in the Canadas, from which Sss-
papers are Issued, the principal containing popssOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

TIRE JOURNALISTS EXEMPTED FROM JuRY DUrT.
A bill TO amend the Jury Laws of Canada is psri'
irg in the Provincial Parliament One Of the csssss
whom the Government proposes to eIemp, from ~
Jury service, is that of the Newspaper Press. Tss
men bers Of the craft in the Province ubart over
this concession, as they are pleased TO call il, sd
boast that ii g lie the first Legislative recognition
the existence Of the Press as q profession 10 this
" country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Kansas CRY, Mo.-Ths notorious "Col. Titus ~
sold out his saloon in this thriving frontier t,vr,
and is making up party to migrate TO Arizons. We
are assured that bis late brutal attack on Gen. Ponsry
was generally condemned by the people of Ks''ss
City, with whom be s no fsvorite Il is estimated ss
nearly half those people are Free-S,ste men. Frs-
state Journal at that point is contemplated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Some eight changes have been made IN the Ices 10
be collected, and the Sheriff says tina. under the new
arrsI cement his Office will not DO worth the hsvrg,
becsuse the fees to be paid TO his deputies W. more
than absorb ell the receipts of his office, leaving h.
no reward for his time and labor.
The following pc sons have applied in this city FOR
the benefit Of the lnsovent law during the past fort
iul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

This amount Of bonds was given 10 secure the pas
sage Of the bill, and will strike the public very
ngy that must be profitable thing to hold office
il Wisconsin Chic $50 Tme~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
THuRsnAY noRNING nEoEMBER ! ls5s.
rle auItn.sn lronument.


Shortly after the demise Of the illustrous and pure
hearted warrior statesman-JoHN ANTHONY OUR
MAE-his immediate neighhors and fellow,ctizens
met in the Court House at Natchez and constituted
themselves q body TO be styled the Central Quit
man Monument Association the only object in
view being to erect grand and imposing structure
to commemorate the memory, glories and virtues,
of the great departed. An organization was duly
effected and the work of collecting the pro-
gressed. The monument is to be erected on the lofty
bluff, which rises above the river nearly two hundred
feet, and will when completed be visible many miles
north south and west, If it is constructed in man
ner worthy bis name and fame, as we doubt not it
will be- it will have the noblest spectacle Of the grand
est sweep Of the Father Of Waters in all Of his thou
sands oS miles Of surging roaring flood before reach
ing the Gulf Of Mexico that presents itself TO the
vision Of the admiring beholder.
On the 2sth of November memorial from the
Qutman Monument Association was reported upon
favorably by the Committee Of the Mississippi State
Senate to which it had been referred. The commit.
tee also reported resolution that Messrs A. L. Bling
aman, VIM: j. Minor, A. H. Farrar, William Harper
and John Grafton be authorized to contract for and
superinteBd the erection Of proper monument, in
the city Of Natchez, to the memory of Gen Quitnan
AHd appFOpfhttu tu5 SUN u Unity thousand dollars
for the purpose Of carrying out that object. This
resolution was unanimously adopted. All honor TO
the Senate Of Mississippi for this muuificent and
patriotic iberaty. 1t is to be hoped the House of
Representatives will agree to it with equal unanimty
and that thus the pleasing fact may spread abroad
throughout the land.
Thus should the memories Of the great and honest
be honored and esteemed. May the proposed QuIr
acter and his glorious deeds In the language Of the
immortal Webster, when speaking Of similar work
"Let it rise until it meets the sun in his coming let
the beams Of the morning gild III and parting day
linger and play on its summit And the mighty
river which layes the base of the lofty bluff upon
which it Ii to be erected, will "rol murmuring with
his fame fereyern
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
Carpet Wsareho1tse.
CANAL STREET.

j. D. CAMERON C 90.
Have recently received large stock Of newest styles of
Competing ana Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers offer them a small profit We
every facility Of procuring tho and best goods
at the lowest prices.
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, in best and common quality.
LOW PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 3-PIlY and
INGRAM of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING-Dutch Wool and Hemp,
for Offices
COCOA MATING. 81 TO GA.
81 to 1874 Figured BAIzEs, by the yard. d
in squares
Velvet Tufted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS, ETC. etc.
Floor OH Cloths.
Three to twenyour feet wide Of the best and ordinary
qualities
Curtain Goods
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damssk
Satin De Lame and Brocatelle,
Ga Printed Lasting and Reps
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords TasseIs, Gimps,
etc. Cornces, Bands and Pins
Window Shades.
Avery large variety Of new and elegant styles.
Billiard Cloths
OF extra quay-s4 Crimson Green and Blue, for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CQVERs-A large assortment
We daily receiving additions to our stock which will be
unsurpassed in the country. n2g 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT, : The old and popula.
blank book and stationery house Of D. Felt h stetr
son has added to its strength the name of cur strong
old friend in the same line, VIM. H. Slack has been
our impression for long time that the house of
Felt & stetson was perfect, and could make no sort
OF Improvement but when we hear that Mr. Slack
has become member Of the firm we feel that our
previous impression was more or less falacous We
refer to the card inanother column,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

LADIES, WILL xoU HEAR us 2--Yon are friends Of
friends Of Benthuyaen Lewis Co.. and that fr
are friends Of When, therefore, hint that that our
dry goods selling Friends Offering extraordinary bargains In
silks and all other sorts Of dry goods confident that our
dry goods buying friends viii attend what say See adj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

ST.. CHARLES THRATER- The Soldier Of Fortune
and ( The Happy Man" are the pieces in which Col,
Inns appears tonight The afterpiece sto be sasher
and Crashef" beyond question one Of the best pieces
Of fun ever gotten up in the St, Charles We never
saw DeBar and Bowers come together in more up.
roarioaa funny way, than in this farce. Their per
tormance Of Siasher and Cras4er, one night last
week. was the best thing Of the present season at the
St Charles, 1t was so much better than the common
run Of old arces though old ITSELF that the true lovers
Of fun have been talking about ever since Collins
is good in any Of his pieces at all times and will be
good ever tonight. But those who see the Siaser
and Craser ofDear and Vining Bowers, will have to
admit that Collins is not the only man Of fun, by any
manner of means.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
PLAIN SILKS.

Per steamship Philadelphia, jus. opened, PLAIN PoULT
DE soIEs, in Greens, Blues Browns Tai Maroon, Pearl
Drab, Slate Steel Cherry, Rose and White at low prices
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co,
ll6 CnnaI srnet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RATLRoAD.- The bill allowing the Directory to stop
this work ut Canton, has been defeated in the Msss
sisspp Legislature Let the road be pushed forward
to its original point Of destination as rapidly as its
means will permit or as is consistent with prudence
and safety
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
SPOTTED SILKS.

Among large lot Of DRESS SILKS just opened we lind
number Of Dress pserns Of very rich styles slightly spotted
These patterns worth eeco from $50 to $40 each We
have put them 10 close out at sl5 each.
BENTHuYsEN, LEWIS & Co,
e N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
Southern Enterprise .gheeog!
EN- ERYfS
PATINI CORN HuSEING nrAcErME1

y TT II Q EF4ALLNNT IIACIIN n
Now on Exhibition at No. % CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility and aurabty sarpassas
anything Tor tia" purpose ever brought before the public
worked by freddie with the foot and fed the hands thus
huskng from 5O0 to 600 bushels day against the old fash
Toned way by hand of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving time in the huskn
Is that this machine prepares the h the most perfect man
ner for mattresses, which worth from $50 500 tun AZ
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally are invited to call and test
the merits of these machines
a. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st..
AT 2ptf Owner of the Patent for the United states
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

THE DAILY PRoGRAatMEo This is the Iiveest
and spiciest theatrical paper everhad the pleasure
ofreadng The frstregaar number was issued yester-
day and was fuller Of fun and good humor than any
thing Of the kind we ever saw before It had good
deal to say about amusement matters in general and
Spalding d Rogers, and their Amphtheater in par.
ticular. But we need not expatiate, dwell, or par.
ticularize for the Daily Programme" speaks for
itself and the Amphitheater in full, as it has right
to do with its daily circulation Of 5000 copies gratis
We need only hint that The Bnckleys are on hand as
ever and that la somnambulao is to be the special
ity Of their good things tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

And other Strangers, who have Dry Goods to buy should
visit house which contains all descriptions Of FANCY and
STAPLE GOODS by the piece at retail at extremely low
prices for cash approved city paper.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
Dc 2p3t ana anar from, I2,val strt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
RI0ck SfEks.

We have Just received per steamship Philadelphia large
lot Of BLACK PoULT DE soIEs and eros DU RHINEs
Of all qualities, ranging in price from 623S cents up.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
lIG Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
NJ see inside pages Of to-,lay'a paper. "a

The LITTLE GIANT NEAR Us--Late last even
ing we were informed that Senator Douglas is ex.
pected to arrive in town this Gay at about o'clock
r N, on board the steamer City of Memphis, and
were also requested to state that he will he received
with salute Of five hundred gans and will be es-
corted to his hotel by committee Of citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

&srHhe best Sewing Machine is the Grover,
BaheEoEef twenty thousand arovar Baker Machines
Baker Machine is the only whc ers fror tt 80,
spools without rewinding. All other Machines psa Si
Or what is more objectionable and complicated S,
and Wheeler Wilson Machnes little srooier Tbc E
Baker Machine finishes fig work where stops which no
other Machine does There Is no occasion 10 fasen ib
q the end Of the is required BY other Machines
The Grover Baker stitch has for its recommendations sup
rior strength elasticity and beauty The Grover 4 Baker Ma
chimes are the only kind used the extensive Plantation Cloth
ing Factory Hebrard Co, Canal street. and the work
done by thes Machines Is pronounced by Planters who have
purchased eGotbng be stronger than any made by hand
and TO W twice as long as any other clothing.
The them Depot Of the Grover Baker Sewing Machines
at No. Il Camp street nearly opposite ladies' entrance or
tne ivy hotel where these celebrated machines can be pur
chased fully guaranteed and instructions viii be e IA iii
puEehasers.tree Of charge. ngs 5ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

IMPORTANT no STATE TAx-P AyERs-We direct tba
attention Of al who State taxes the advertisement of Mn
" w Hanan the Attorney for the collection IL tbe Same
which advertisement to be found in The proper part Of our
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

ORLEANS THEArER.-.La Dame Blanche Ii the
opera to be performed tonight The cast is strong,
aud the audience viii be large and brilliant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02


GEN Ek al STATlONER, PRIN R
RI,upy Roo1r Dv.,,,,f.o.,,...,
CAMP srprrT ,o
, t - '''''''''t8V
0ppS'' e" p"'u'ngs Oh canal Bank and Messrs. Smith
+. ~ ,..s..,, ". ~. . w.
NV '4''''" every "Etcie IN MS Inc required
RANKS
SGIrvrr,,c, ,r.,,.-,,-
COTTON FACTORS
COTTON PRESSES,
LETTER LIEN No. ETC., etc
-, - ~ ooMMNKVlAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
Cosmopolitan o8y't dissertation.

FIFTH YEAR
Having been appointed Agents for This Society we are now
prepared receive subscriptions Every person subscribing
50 will receive copy Of the superb STEEL ENGRAVING
''The Village BIncksmIth.''
Also copy ofthe beautiful ART JOURNAL an illustrated
quarterly magazine.
In addition to the above beles there will given to sub
scrher gratis the LIST Of January next 1859 several nun
bred valuable PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, etc.
The public invited call examine the Engraving Of
HERRINGS celebrated picture Of THE VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH"
J, c. MORGAN & CO., Agents,
Exchange Place
d 2p8t Adjoining the Post Office n o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

SOLAR oII.--A large lot Of this article has been
received BY ~ l. Lanier Cos of Grayier and New
Leyee streets. See advertisement -"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

sTooK WANrED.-In The Bank Of New Orleans and
the Crescent oity Bank Sec advertisement L. " Lyons
Co., in another part Of Gun paper,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

SHAKER PRESERVES These delicious preserves
freshly reeelvedirom the Shaker settlement are 10 be had Of
Hai Kemp Co. corner Of Canal TchoupItouas street
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