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promptly ali business incident TO BIS profr<efon
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CCOTCF4 AND INDIA ALE-HIBBERT's, Dicks
> aud Yoangers Pale Strong and Imperial pin and
+, n quarts in stone and glass for sale by
pearar SANFORD BIOS.
Ahqn mylO Ct Is and y New Levee
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nISSOLUTION- THE cor A RTNERSIIIP oFlMII FS
~ ADAMS co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
will be found for that purpose The Office formerly ocened
by the firm, at No. 40 Union street.
W. r. MILES,
DANIEL W. ADAMS
New Orleans, May G, ls5S.-myS I'm
RRADFORD'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
y ZINES for Planters use-Orders for the Engines
manufactured by j. N. Bradford Co.. Handsboro Miss
Will be received by r. y. HARRISON
ma 6m&W " s i9a Ora viar s,raa,
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF CoNMrssroNERs 4
CRY or NEW ORLEANS,
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS 0F}}rf II AZ For,
sissippi river: ~ " S Dii'
The election ordered for MONDAY the seventeenth da,
Of May A. D. 1858 by Honorable Arthur Fortier President ~
the oee jury for State Tax Collector for IN that portion
the Parish Of Orleans on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river to NIL the vacancy occasioned death of IA
Wilson, will be held the following named place under ths
supentendence Of the following named Commissioned III
Election: VI
AT Agiers at the Court of lectiop
Manuel Garcia, W. y. Gerard and Stephen Dyer
By order Of the Ceatral Boa'd
J. AID RozIER, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIEI.D, Auctioneer.
IH ltls EVENING, nt early gas light, Mt No.


valuable collection Of the best works of the
the various branches Of Literature, Science Art
Letter Cap and Note Papers, Enyeops Gold Pencils
This collection comprises the best Books of the principal pub
fishers in the United States together with variety Of London
Publications OF the fine useful and industrial
The Books and warranted perfect
nation and private sale during the day.
until al ! sold. ni4 An
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15
ToNI-ARoMATIC BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure prepared
by me at the request of number of families who repre-
scented 10 me the Inconvenience resulting
reties OF bters which be mbbed uuduled OF
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made igno
rance Of the mode Of ministering them.
These well founded objections enabled understand the
true causes which deter
excellent and beneficial preparations The
be taken pure, obvaes all difficulties alluded TO- II
Is highly ecaeions in Of weakness
Gus aneetions generally and is certain preseryave from
gast1tsthat fatal disease peculiar eli
mates IL reestabshes the appetite nvgosstes the general
system and in lime restores healthy color persons who
acquired Emphatic temperament
This cordial only the property stimulating the
appetite but Of aiding digestion If tempted by snnptuous
repas indulge beyond the bounds prudence
slow and npeded digestion. small glass this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the
Persons IN good health preservatve pleas
ant beverage Its delicious and such
Those who in the habit taking lunch particularly
ladies' will lind invaluable addition this epast
qualities. =
The most delicate constitutions from infancy to old age
both sexes employ 1t without the slightest
Directions will be given using for the
- A. A. PEYCHAUD,
A22 2mAW M I'M .IaA.aa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

On. SIOVEs.-FlYE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES of the latest improved patterns
Hu Morning Star, - Charter Oak !" Shanghai Econo.
~ mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Oooh
Stoves" Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared notice.
orders for Sheet Iron Chmneys Brechng Tanks
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper Work They keep
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable Steam.
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents
manufacture of McCRACKEN'S Patent Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates that this
Pan with the quantity Of ses evaporated double
the quantity Of juice the Pan in use They have
working model OF the Pan which they will happy exhibit
to any one interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane
WHEELER FORsTALL,
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IL u
Manchester, March, 1853. IS lnK
CULLUM sPHINGS, OH0CFAW COUNTY, AKA
" Eightyx miles above Mobile, twenty
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and dive miles west Of the fks
river
The undersigned takes pleasure IN nnrouneine 70 is fuu
aud the public generally that his establishment ap
for the reception Of visitors During the past u-.z
provemen and additions been made with single
to others king pleasure These improssss
consist of the erection OF several cottagss
bllrdroom and the whole establishment uf-
painted and renovated The bath houses for ladies' and
have been particularly attended also has the
and lis furnishing.
Anexperence in the management Of public house
than twenty hve and determination keep his
list OF nrst class hotels" WILL he rust sez1n
him liberal share OF patronage. spes did band
has been engaged for the fer pin alleys other
for provided premises The
all separate and are neat, clean and airy.
Commodions light dEaughl boats win ply regularly
week the landing the Tomhigbee while
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Springs By this last route passengers leave the
O'Clock in the morning, and arrive In Mobile in
same day This line will commence making daily ips
from the Springs about the l0h 18TH OF Jure
AS TO the curative virtues Of the they have
surpassed the most sanguine
he believes he can with perfect proprefy thai there
made known the public that effected many essn q
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present
tons.
The Springs the three most valuable kinds q uu
found I'm the country, win The celebrated Vichy <z-
beate and the sulphur Such
to e found upon single place in the whole soath
which invRlids cannot too we'll note.
Arrangements being made have Expr.
New Orleans 10 Mobile to these Springs In order
usual delay OF letters and caused by the mx
a week.
Rates Of Board
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AUCTION SALES.

rpp~cr corrov me- ,.f,oXr.rs- ,,prvrs =.
EN"'Nn ~ W, ADrao' SAoo1'Hi = MS 10 We
BY VINCENT CO., Anetoneers.
y ~ NJ, i Se ~ u ~ G .iesg wi,
be Sold
~ bales French gottonsaeH
10 cases Print.d Lawns
Is Philip Allen and Duunel Prints
IL Thofndike and Lonsdae Bleached Cottons.
Also c,-.,x
Irish Linens, Organdies Damask Table Cloths Linen Cam
brio Hasdkerchie Mosquito Bobinet Netting bmbrcderie
French Linen sheengs Brown sheetings, Linen Meetings.
Moire Antique Manllas Robes Aqule, Madras Haudker
chiefs Victoria Lawns Nansook huzin Hosiery Check and
Striped Muslins, etc. myl6
- - - I. - = =. :. ,.o..- -
BAhEoE shAWLs.... ...'...'. bAhEGE shAWLs.
BY VINCENT a CO., Auctioneers.
c,aTurRnAy che 18th tnsf ~ M o,.ro..x a
A. their nac,,on rooms No Ia cnson,honse spsas al
~ soi1- ~ - - " = - ''NN'' "A'
=" 900 rich Bareee shawls ABSORBED color,
-" 'S ~ss Aisn ~. ''''1s oi's-
An invoice Of Linen Collars "ud.soe, e,. An, y,,o,a
ered Muslin DO White and Black Rohinat, RnroSerad n
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NOTICE OF I,,ssoIut,on.

Ncice Is hereby given thai the termination q de clz-
nershp existing. according writ articles a.
ment, between the members Of the Arm of Baylor O.
will be dissolved and the unfinished business p.nsz
liquidation. G. O. BAElO8
Manchester. March. 1853. Is IHH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

Gas FIXTUREs-GAs FIXTURES
HENDERSON GAINES,
No. 90 Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS Brackets, Hall Lamps
and Lanterns, MRntel Lights Portable and Drop Lights
of French English and American manufacture in greatest
variety, and at
LOW PRICES.
13-When desired, they will be put up.
N, B.-A very large variety of GAS GLOBES always on
hsnd. SELF ly
I OsT OR MISLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHILA-
- delphia Pa sometime during the month Of February
the Coupons due January and February 1873
est the Bonds the Second Municipality of the
Orleans Nos SO and TO- and the old Commercial
Bank Loan also OF said city New orleans Nos
The public cautioned against negotiating the same pay
ment having been stopped application made he Board
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Db for duplicates thereof
as 6tts JAMES RITCHIE Agent
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
~ ing Warehouses; is prepared to those
modious buildings special adapted fer the Of
commerce. From their proximity the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with
diminished risk in Of hre (benR all Fire ProofO he
ahed 20 offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE a. the river-For Grain and other
Produce, corner OF Front aud Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warehouse, in the
Of Delta
WABASH wARgHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
HOME wAREHoUsE-For Coffee alone, Fulton street. near
Poydras.
R3-The attention Of others solicited n26 If
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GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, PIANO, WINES, etc.
at auction account Of departure.
BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.

y
MONDAY, I7th Inst, at 10 leg o'clock A.
1 M on jackson street, between Nayades aud PTytania
Streets will be sold
Of good Furniture consisting of Bedsteads
Arnors, Marbletop Bureaus washstands Tables
board Sofas Easy Rocking Parlor and Chairs
Mirrors Paintings Engravings Brussels Carpets
1ngs Rugs, Tmepece Manel Ornaments, Shades Curtains
Plated China and Crockery Ware Cooking Stove and
Kitchen Utensils, etc.
-Also-
One superior Pccoo Piano. and collection Of very
old Wines.
psr- TERMS-Cash. myl2
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VERY IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE OF VERY
Valuable improved Real Estate comprising Twenty choice
and substantially built four and 0ry Brick
Stores granite pillars itnafed In the part Of
the Commercial hart-Proffable and SAFE Investmens-
Peremptory sale 70 effect . partition among helrs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

So PHILADELPHIA SALAMANDER
SFA AHtlRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES
IW3 M EVANS &WATSONS celebrated Double Door and
E%%1 highly finished SALAMA NDER FIRE AND THIEF
PkOOF SAFES, with Patent Bank Lock, keys of
which oaa be carried in ordinary size
make OF Safe has been strongly certified
mended by the heads Of Banks Banking Houses Government
and Insurance Oces, jewelers. Merchants
containing certificates and all necessary relating
their character and quality, be seem together with the
Safer, at No. 40 Common street. -
ms SIN Agents. 1i For mn III a.rn,.c,n,sr.
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81 -
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ToBY's EXPRESS
81 Camp street,
mylI I'm Near Poydrss street.
CEWING MACHINES.
GENERAL DEPOT,
Camp street, near Canal,
Where may be found
FINKLE'S,
W0ODRUFF's,
NETTLEToN L RAYMoND's
And all other SEWING MACHINES.
my3 2plt-lm E. T.. NIMMO. Agent.
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FIRST JusrIcEs couRr 1s J. FoUTE, John 0: Rourke,
Parish surrogate, VS. Sloop MELISSA aud
Of Orleans OWNERSHIP 1881.
PY VIRTUE of n writ of fierf facIns TO me

- aec,ea Sy me ono n9 N Dson Eiri Jusnee q
public auction SATURDAY the 18th day Of May 1853
at u O'Clock NJ, at Magnolia Bridge, New Canal
The Sloop MELISSA, together with her sails anchors,
chains, rigging. tackle, etc.
Seized In the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
j. b. HAUGHTON Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
Darrng,. .sr,Os, the C,,y Railroad Comp.n,

krtu n -1elr1no 7 Wode - ne Brcotyp CRY Raj
rsad CmJony ITS vas action Tor damages agains,
the Broctlyn City Railroad Company. Toe rls.niiG, /
sppesrs injured ny 'al from tie rear platform q
car TIE Jncton Of Futon ard lafayette avenues ca
the IL, a. October asst Consequence alleged ~ zoe
scttn OF the conductor, vbO started before
Rad time IN ret OF TIE plaintiff has been uei res
on account " The injuries susa ned The jury broughi
q verdict u $500 against the company me s.u q
$40 600 wns ella med
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
sUrREsE couhT-N cnAMBFRs

Before Eon. Judge Dav'er
Arm 22-charles Depl,n 70 Ed'oard CoTsr, re s-yr,
dc, u Nug York-Ths morning Mr. s.nren, ore OF he
counsel for Devn, applied for order 10 restrain
EovMs Cooper the newly appointed street Comm ssonsr
from interfering 9TH tie cfce books, NC Of the Sreei
Department and 70 snos saturday morning rhy
DuI e. stOald not sre 70 resira hin from tatrc
o. that Cff,e The complain. and aida are
simler 20 thoee in tie csse aga ret Mayor Temarn.
TIE J1dgo granted the order stat ug nat be Currcse
mere uoud Ss temporary resira nj cpou Nr Ccope-
M sulwell TcpIed That there would cot
bol this case aua The ore against tee Mayer will osne
% on saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

BEFORE Hon Judge Thompson ard iury
DAMAGES FOR ovsRFLovIEG eF CRoToS WATER
Arm 2l.--Her~y BeauvOr, oot Jdmss NJ Shaio -Ihs
action brought 20 recover for damages 20 The goods u
the psntE by the flowing Of Cfoion saer from be ore.
q me defendant stc the premises Of ire pa nun
VERDICT for rlAlninior S51b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
Tolls on tne New York stat. Canals.

The following screaue Of the O. .ol on ,so1s
Il his state has been esaO shed - ne Ctns Board %
take cfec, &c he opening OF nav ration
Toll is 20 be computed upou ite rscri Cirer 900
rounds rer ult') 9, 81 ces ccriancd 4 ne FoNor
re Itt uross otbefvse stated, oppese 70 TIE srces
oxrCrted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

PROSPECT OF ANOTHER RsvOLUTTOS-AMERICAg
INTERESTS NOT PROTECTED BRITISH INFLUENCE
GxNEEAL JEREz AND THE TRANSIT RoUrs-rHH
CITY OF sAsAyA, KTc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
FROM BOSTON.
From On Own Correspondent


BOsToN, Sept. 3, l.5S.
The contest between the Administration party
and the Democratic party was fairly commenced
i'm this State Yesterday. The victory thus far is
with the Administrations; but it is very easy 10 see
that III power is waning, and that it has won IL.
las, victory. NJ. Erasmus ID. Beach il suffered To
run again this year; but next year. il he does not
have sense en0ngh t0 withdraw, he will be quietly
dropped and Mr.. Il. +. Butler. or somebody h..
selects, will be put up IN his place. As l-J6 re-
ccdes ard 1860 advances, the Custom House and
Post Office power becomes more and more unim-
pOrtaut. and the Outs advance more aud NOR,
threateningly upon the lns 80 there can be no
doubt that crisis has nearly arrived in the Demo.
cratic party OF Massachusetts, and that co slider.
able change in lis character will soon take place
Mr. Beach received the nomination Of the State
Convention yesterday by vote of 6J6 to 400 for
Mr.. Butler and / for Mr.. Choate. Nearly one
half of Mr.. Beachs vote was east by men more or
less interested in the Cust0m-H0uSes and Post
Offices of the State. A couple of hundred more
were given to him under the 'cy baby" pressure
the pleadings OF his friends in hs behalf being very
piteous indeed. And there Is an element of gen.
crosty even IN the Democratic breast which j. not
appealed To in vain. Finely touched. as il was by
Mr. Beachs friends. IL has fine issues. The argil-
oument was adroitly put: - We can't expect to
10 do ANYTHING this year. Butler vii be beaten
badly if he runs, aud that viii do him more harm
than good. Next year, perhaps, We can do
something. Let Mr.. Beach have the nomination
once more: lift him down tenderly; Kill him with
care: what's the use of hurting his feelings for
nothing II We could elect, why that would he
apotber thing. you know. and on through the
whole wheedling scale. Tho could resist il The
Custom House, Ms have intmsted, came out very
strong. Ii was for Mr.. Beach Ia a msn-to an In
spector. perhaps should say. For one day the
business of collecting the revenue given over;
even losing was pretermited. and all the energies
of all the officers were bent TO the single purpose
of resisting the entrance of new idea into the
Democratic organization. They were, however.
only partially successful.
The other nominations made by the Convention
we're in keeping with that of MIR. Beach. Ii seemed
10 BE- understood that this TO b. the last OF the
ancient regime. In this Vie. ol the ease, il Was a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
THE CANVASS IN ONO.
ICIIABOD
re Of Tho Y. Y. Inhane.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tdbane
PoRTsNoUTH, Ohio, Aug. 2S, 1853
While writing upon business perhaps you would not
object to my mentioning what is doing in this, the
Tenth Congressional District of Ohio. On Monday
last jos. Miller present Representative, and the
Leeompt0n nominee for the next Congress, accompa-
MED by Senator George T.. Pngh, addressed our citi-
zens. Mr.. Miller spoke in the afternoon but with 20
much dissatisfaction TO his hearers that he lost nearly
half of them before closing, and he almost unani
mously voted very, very weak man, else borne
down by the Consciousness of the great crime he
mittcd by voting for Iecompt0n aud the English swim
die. He was followed by Mr.. Pugh, whose life and
energy warmed up the feelings Of his party friends
little which were almost frozen by Mlllers address,,
and the meeting adjourned till evening, when Mr. Pugh
addressed small audience considering the notice
given from the steps of the Bggs House.
Mr.. Pugh has uency, life and energy, bn his speech
showed him to be either ignorant oi the political his
tory Ot the last ten years, perfectly reckless
careless IN his pretended statement Of facts. For
instance, he stated and reiterated that he had read
in the Philadelphia Platform OF 1896, the doc
trine boldly aVoWed Of @ no more Slave States -
that Corwin in 1850 voted against receiving Slave
States into the Union that the people of Kansas had
Just voted "not to become a State" that being the
only question submitted 10 them. He left behind no
enyable reputation as an honorable politician or able
statesman when lie quit our city the next morning.
Ga Wednesday evening the Hon. Thomas COrw.n
md Caleb B. Smith arrived intending 90 speak the
morrow, the 26th inst; and although no notice had
been given Mr.. Smith was induced to speak that
evening, from the stand occupied by Senator
Pugh two nights before, and he spoke for two hours to
an audience which was much larger than that adj
dressed by the Senator. Mr. Smith is able and
effective speaker aud By his address that night and
the following, did much to aid the efforts making 10
concentrate the auti-Lecompon forces. The nexday,
Thursday 2tth, Mr.. Coryin addressed the largest
audience that has assembled in this city for some
years during which time the Republican Delegate
District Convention and the American Mas Conyen-
ton were IN session. Both Conventions agreed upon
the same candidate and principles, and 70 into the
contest uuitedy Some differences at first appeared
which encouraged the Lecomptonites little; but their
joy was soon changed to sadness by the result.
We now hope 10 rebuke our present msrepresenta-
tive in tones that will be warning for the future.
4. > !
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
I VAN .SHOT BY HIS MISTRESS
Fra. The r;,e,,ya; cg-,,,>. Sen

From The Cincinnati G0=efte, Sept l. -.
About L. O'Clock last night man name, -
Deyelin was shot by a woman named fannI !. g.
ia front Of the BARRIERS shop on Fifth street 80
Of Vine street. The ball entered his back ~ ~
leit shoulder blade, and found lodged ID s's e,s
just above the heart. His situation Is yeI1 1a,.
though the wound is not necessarily ta's 5
the ball may have circled round the tTunA'
passing directly through II. 4. rsss
The circumstances Of the ARRAY and tse -
which led 10 il, are, as We learn from Ome Dsr
and another eyewitness briefly these; Geolss s,,ps
lin. .of the firm ID. Deyelin & >On has os.D Dagb
Fanny French. a. hi- Mistress for the as' sss -,
months. She ss--rt- that she has, duripe ~ n n,
been faithful b. hm, while b. has grown !aeN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

Two Ms BrRlED ALIVE N WOODBURY. We
earn by TIE Haterbvry JoarHai that ON Tuesday
last, a. Lewis Il. Candee and Eli Sperry Woodbury.
were preparing to lay a lead pipe from well along
ditch twelve feet deep, the premises formerly
known a. the Nat. Betts place, the embankment on
one side together with d stone wall, suddenly cayed in
rpon them Their cries for assistance were heard b
the neighbora who quickly rallied and relieved them
rom their uncomfortable quarters. Csndce. when
found. stoOd bent over, supporting about cubic ward
oi Sood-s!zed rocks; while Sperry stood erect with
bout the same quantity Of rocks on his head and
buried with the earth mp To his waist. Although both
were badly bruised, no bones fractured and they
are a. well a. could be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
ACCIDENT AT THE RIED
NINE" ". T.,
Correspondence OF The ". Y Tribune.

IJtttt tIyAQtict OF llr " 1 luDlne
CoScoRD, n. G., Aug 81, 1853.
very melancholy accident occurred II miles south
east Of this place, at the Ried Nine" on the 2jh
inst, which caused the death of Mr.. james T. Cornell
of New-York City. He had just picked mp his gun tor
the purpose Of shooting partridges when III il sup
posed the hammer OF the gun caught on the side of
the beadsead and discharged the load of barrel ia
ms left eye, blowing away piece OF his skull bone
the size OF mans hand. He died instantly There
was no one in the house except two women .n.ner.'
wives, who gave the alarm, when a party went from
the -hait, hall mile distant and found him dead.
lie had been here but short time, but had formed
many acquaintance ana from lis gentemanly deport-
ment and many virtues had gained the friendship aud
esieeih % oil with whom he became acquainted. H-
remains have been placed in metallic burial case
and viii be forwarded for .htennent in New.York