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MONDAY MORNING. NAY q. lsss.



Through Messrs J. 9. Morgan d Co., Exchange
rlsee and Commercial Place, the respective pub
fishers have sent MS the following budget Of lais
issues from the press
TINS CYcLofupiA OF Wrr AND HuxoR. Edited b,
VIM y Burton. New York; D. Appleton d co
We have here. in complete form, handsomely
bound in two large octave volumes, work whose
issne in serial form has already made il widely popu
lar throughout the country A finer or more beanti
fu book Ia is print and illustration is seldom issued;
whilst with regard TO its contents it is BY far the
best collection 81 lively aud humorous light reading
that his yet issued from the American press. An
the short acy sketches of the American aud British
humorous WRITER'S with the best selections from the
different humorous novels appear to have been inn
pressed Into the work Il is Illustrated with hun
dreds Of spirited wood-cuts, and fine steel por-
traits Of twenty four Of the principal writer's In
his editorship Of the work, the literary comedian
appears to have been materially assisted by his
daughters. to whom he has dedicated it in handsome
style. As q companion for leisure hour, on for q
summer hunt we know OF nothing to equal this
Cyelopedia Of Wit and Humor. 1t is destined 10
wide and permanent popularity.
RoBERr OAxLArDs; or, the Outcast Orphan. By
Leigh Richie. Philadelphia 7. B. Peterson
Bros.
a xoy Of English life, fun Of all sorts Of love
troubes and excitements, and winding up with
happy marriage.
CIPRIHA or the Secrets Of Picture Gallery. By
g. w. N. Reynolds. Philadelphia +. b. Peterson
4 Bros
An Italian story, fall Of dark intrigue, passion,
daggers, poison, aud bloody murder generaly-writ-
len il Reynolds most approved raw d-bloody-
bones stye-not at to be read BY any polite reader
The IsoS CRoss or, The Countess OF Enrol. tale
OF High and Low Life. BY Sylyanus Cobb. Phla. |
delphia 7. 3. Peterson n Bros
Beginning with "chil blast bowling mournfnlIy
over the bleak hills, and concluding with the glo
rious marriages OF Henry and Rosamond and Cap /
tain Beckwith and Clara.
FRsr STEPS IN GEoeRApHY. Bys. 4. Cornell. New
York: d. Appleton L Co.
An admirable little book for beginners in primary
schools.
"EsrMssTrR RsvIEw, for April. Reprint of L.
Scott Co., New York.
Containing nine long and elaborate papers, on sub
jects literary, scientific and political.
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settlers upon the Fort Crawford reserve, as to the
| conduct OF Henry NJ Rice, special agent appointed
by the Secretary Of War TO superiniend the sale Of
that reserve; and that said committee have power
to send for persons and papers, aud TO report by bill
| or otherwise.
Mr. Bell moved to amend The resolution so as to de
vose the duty upon the Committee on Military
Affairs which was agreed to.
The resolution as amended was then adopted.
After the consideration of Executive business the
Senate adjourned.
House. = The Sergeantat-Arms appeared with
Robert ". Latham in custody, arrested for alleged
contumacy In not appearing before a committee OF
In reply to the inquiry of the Speaker as to what
reason he could assign for not obeyng the summons
OF the committee, Mr.. Latham replied that he had
been called away on urgent business and had in
formed the chairman of the committee BY letter
that he would appear at a subsequent day. and that
ne was now ready to answers any questions that might
be propounded TO him.
Mr.. Haskins, of New York, stated that the COM
mttee had received the letter of the witness and had
replied that as they were anxious TO make their re-
port at an early day. they could not grant the extern
sion OF the time asked 1t appeared that the witness
had not received this letter until his return As the
object of the committee simply to have Mr.
Latham before the committee to testify, he offered
the following resolution:
Resofred That Robert W. Latham be discharged
from the custody or the Sergeanta:- Arms upon his
appearing and testifying before the committee APP
pointed TO investigate the sale and purchase OF prop.
erty at wilkins Point, New York by Government for
fertilization purposes.
Ibe resolution was agreed to, and Mr.. Latham
lett the hall in company OF the Sergeantatarms.
The House soon after adjourned.
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Certificate

Certificate Of the Neto Orleans Underwriters.
The nnersiEned Underwriters, having confidence in III,
BRIDGEWATER PAINT, for the covering single roof
and frame buildings, will at all times give those risks
preference where he Brdgewaer Paint is used.
L. MATHEWS, Agent sun Mutual Insurance Company
I. A. ADAMS Pres'i Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Prcs't Home :.
j. PEABERTON. Presf N. o. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
CHAs BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London .
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
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Certificate of John r. Miller. of Attakopo,

New IBERIA AttakapAs. March I6 1882
In July last was induced 10 apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT 10 Sugar House, and reepec
has exceeded my expectations aud the representation made
by the agents. MessTs. G.. G. BOGERT co. / cheerfuv
add testimony the embraced the Ages
Circular and recommend the to Planters and others
The best Fire and Water Protector have known
have applied H. II has been exposed since July
and has neither bstered cracked formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely mpervous
lSignedJ JOHN r. MILLER.
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NOW UFIeansf Tee. II, lstb.
have used the Bdgewaer Paint and houses Of
the bark HiawHtha and end superior any used
recommend il masters Of vessels especially decks In
June last decks leaked and the Bdgeaer being strongly
recommended applied coats which they have been
perfectly tight ard have needed caulkn painting
(Signed) DAVID. Ii. HALL. Master bark Hiawatha
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ASMerchants and parents who wish 10 prepare
sos clerks q children for good situations referred
BEARS Commercial college, Canal street, There are .pecta
apartments and Professors for Penaanshr Mathematics Book
keeping Eaesh French Spanish German 50 as 70 save
the time Of students and Of them for business
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CLOSING SALE OF Day G0oDs.-Messrs. N. r.
Haegey Bro No los Canal Nos u Royal street.
are closing ont their stock at extremely Low and
less than the view Of changing place Of bust
nszs Their stock large assorted comprising
everything sevIccahs and fahonabls and the ladies' may
make money n helping them goods We call
sttenicn 70 the Advertisement in another place.
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AN INTERESTING MEMENro.--The winnsboro Is.
O. Register says:
We all have distinct recollectons of that interest.
ing occasion, which occurred Immediately before the
Fairfield Volunteers, In the Mexican war; left their
native and peaceful homes for foreign and hostile
country. we ailude TO the presentation Of flag on
behalf OF the ladies' by the aged and venerable Col
W. AcCreight, and its reception by one of the yolnn-
teers, his grandson, Mr.. W. B. McCreight This tlag
has become valuable relic and that Il may be pre-
served intact, the returned volunteers have through
yo shedd, presented il TO the Palmetto Association
us presentation was made in Columbia, on Tuesday
iasi, thrOngh the accompanying letter. which, by re.
quest, we have been permitted to publish;
fothe President and Members the Palmetto Association
ny request Of the few survivors Of the late Fair
heid volunteers, present to yonr Association our
oompahy nag, This little banner Is dear 10 each al
every Que OF US Fashioned by the lovely daughters
OF rairheu II was presented on the eve of our al.
pafture 70 the leld Of BATTLE as guardian angel TO
waive 10 triumph, though tattered and torn amid the
din and carnage OF bloody STRIFE or To he the wind
ing sheet OF their fallen patriot brothers, Around
this cherished relic cluster many associations minped
with JOY and sadness, for its silken folds Is the
likelihood OF the gallant Clarke, who, when stricken
down BY angry missiles OF death in bis last exnirng
moments exclaimed, " Boys, remember where YOU
FROM II Is sacred to Us ia consideration ~ ,s
fair donors 1t is sacred to account Of the trv
ing scenes through which it passed, and we desire X
TO be preserved as insioate as womanis virtue
Into your hands we commit il. that it may be mum,
bered among the jeweed recollections Of your Asso
cation, that II may occupy place among the me
menfoes, the battlebegrimed coofs Of our gallan
sister companies Respectfully,
j. n sHEnD First Lieut. y v
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SPLENDID FuRsrruaE AND FAscy Goops.--Mr D
Na'ard So6s Royal oilers his stock "a most su.ral
collection Of fancy fnitare. eafpsts curtains LAMPS
chins, gisss etc., reduction in prices Those
ing 70 h up house % STYLE shoald BY means give Mr. NJ
call He gives ncsiee TINT be T. Paris soon and r.
happy 70 ateths orders q all who like TO make
purchases Of household goods Of kind tbs old
Read his card IN this mornings Crescent
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IRIS Work. TRyMG FoR.---No one can look a,
that extraordinary plano at B. Mofgaas No. los Poydra,
street. without Wishing chance in Il ad when n,
terms q Investment made known the temptation
s Five dollars pded IN rich fancy china secures Elf
besides as ven chance the piano Go and see Inc pan.
and the ether prlass and refrain IL you can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

AARsEIILEs SHIRTS = The latest excitement at
hoods corner and Royal Streets assortment Of
those splendid msfsass bosom shirts and fancy figured
"a great astele for Moody as usual stocked
with mountains Of other kinds shirts and furnishing goods
which, As usual, he sells dirt cheap advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

TRCNKs AND TRAVELLING GooDs. These articles
- every variety 10 be had Of Messrs W. Reynolds Co..
No. Aseazne street. and lowest prices wholesale as
we'll - retail These who drop in Ii
and take look roaad They viii 10 see something
they need. See aisertiserna ant =
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
peuters, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes & Yaiefte.

New Orleans, March 4 1886
We have used the Bridgews;er Mineral Paint for which al q
Bogert Co. the past years on ana
the Louisiana Dry Dock and have had oppOrtuiy or
Judging Of is merits durable and protective paint
In opinion, il Is superior seen when
applied fresh work and IN every respect equal 10 what
Is represented 10 be- In short time perfect slate
and yet possesses great body and elasticity For decks
sells, railroad bridges depo and every description Of
painting that is exposed the weather. the Bdgewater Pan
W consider in valuable.
- Qsgnedl HUGHES, VALETTE 4 CO..
Agfnf ~ tls n.lt-
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Certificate Of Capt. HiViam Bropn, of Io,,boat


Ihaye used the BRIGEwATER PAINT for which Messrs
o. q BOuEtT co agents. the hurricane deek N hn
The paint has been about months
feet whatever In about four il became peeet at
and satisfied OF Its possessing all the qualities necessary ~
insure certain protection against The sparks and din
purposes set forth in the Agents circular ' ~ ee
CSigned, WIN. BROWN, Captain Of Tovboat Po,noisa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

SUMMER CLOTHING &c Gentlemen in want of cloth
M which the very perfection Of elegance well s
"a therefore ta the thing for comfort shonld
take look IN A sisnger cos No IS Camp street thev
eannot be nited here they be hard 10 please Indeed W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES The Grover & Baker
sewing machines put in all faneal sapsu 70
render them ornamental IN house as uselun
wood, mahogany and black cases. beautifully orna-
mensd fresh supply Of the machines been received a.
the assnsy, No II Camp slrest. See advertisement
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Certifeate a Capt. Gao. Of ship z. D. Sheph,rd

70, no.
Having used the Brdgewster Paint and other part
Of vessel for time past cheerfuy endorse
merits and consider The best paint for durability and protec
that | have
(signedJ JAMES GALE. Master Of ship R D. Shepherd.
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BEAUTIFUL, ExPEDIrIoUs, AND CHEAP. = These
.ses easeyes eharaeserre alt the printing done BY Mesrs
Clark bFishn Of the Excelsior on . No 70 Gap
'a soy Their facilities for plain and fancy job printing
As and they IN respect worthy the ns
ssnsOn q ali who want any kind Of printing dose we re-
e'nmend tAsa to our legal add nerc.ni fnds IN
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Certificate of Capt. Hiier, of shin 7Yyyen

New orleans March 3, 1896.
have been using the Bridgewater Mineral housu
my ship for the past two Year, and consider
bic paint Tor going vessels recommend such
esaton both for economy and its undoubed protective
ties. (SgnedD THOMAS @. BII.ER
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q. c. Bogert-Dear sir have used your BRIDGEWATER
PAINT the decks OF steamships having fully tested
Its value eheerfuy It's the best and most
economical paint have used also find unequaled for
painting decks covered with being durable
10 water, and protection against FIRE.
(Signed) VI. @. TEMPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

DELIeHrFuL SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR SALR-
Any gentleman wishing TO invest IN FIRST retrsa
u healthy delightful and highly cultivated place easy Of &C
GEES TO tde eyw nnd chance for such an investment Al
Mississippi City. J. D. DAmeron Co.. No. la Canal street
WI give all thepsrticulars See the advertisement
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FuEHTURE WonrH LOOKING Ar.--lf Won uouls
sec some farnase ray wosh looking a,-furnl,ura mo,
yea may buy without Tear q aer reproaeh bs family or
nE-jast take walk out the shady side Of Canal street .
Ems sfenoon and ~hea yoa Ret Opposite Nos III ma ia
snd the af W 4 Stewart On the door sass 49, -
loeki - -"@At -''.
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
McGdr

New Orleans, March 90 1856.
have tested the Brdgewaer Paint for which O. Bogeri
Co. agents in various my ship two
years and have found j. in superior any paint
have ever II is, in opinion, invaluable
and protective substance and 10 masters or
ships use IN preference TO any other
(signedJ R. TUCKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

GILDnso Mr. a. Leith, No 10 Camp street, will
make you mirror picture order egd an old one
or do kind q edne the highest style Of The art and
on the most reasonable ierms We attention to his adres
ffxcuenf
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MArrINas, Street.-The Canton mattiugs, floor oil
cloths window shades curtains, eta. Offering by D. d.
cameron o. No l2t oaaa street., Just the things for
and every hoasakesper should and iook Al ,
Everything Is going % bargain See adsertiseaeat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

CrRcuLkH All kinds Of mill saws, circular
and otherwise the Accessories for running them are 10
Be had Of Messfs D. O. obes Co.. No. IS Magazine street.
See adyerllssmenk -
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DR. oakNz's hsrlrurs.- Sufferers nv cors,,,,,,
toa or other pulmous complaints or chronic dl.s ,rr
a. rheumatism, gaa etc. do better thing tbsn - i
Dr. crsnes inssi'u'e No leo ST. Joseph street sns ,
tasmsess . ne Doctors treatment Of s.poous inhAasps
siously believed 10 be hopeless and has established -
reputation y hi uniforn nesss. We ca utento 10 ~ ~
sertlsemelt in smother colnran. y - ~
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: - 1888. tAsfs7 = Hr A&ciAllulS anu new Orleans
Orleans packet line steamer R. W. Powell Capt j. H. Fsas.
Leaves on "Wednesday the 26h instant at O'Clock r N
from the foot Of Canal It. The boats Of Ibis line connect
larry a hemphs With the dreut railroads. AZ that point and
sifase route to the Eastern eilles zach boat ~.
= Asnphis vita ssseass fast packets fer Lousville N.sh-
Vile Or - Leuis Tho Powell WIN ticket through % shs,
pice Fregh agent, Memphis raeke. sice under M
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steamboats,, ships, haiirond cars,
DRPoTS, AND ALL 0UT-DO0R WORE
| Also, for all kinds Of
| IRON WORK ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
|
| G.. G. BOGERT u co., Agents,
! Nc " Camp street N. o.
Thesuperor qualities of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively KNOWN and its reputation so Avorso estao
shed that the Agents do deem necessary to enter into
heightened description of its merits and WILL therefore,
point ont few Its prominent properties and eferdfect
10 selected testimonials from parties for the most part well
known In this vicinity
Forcoverng Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper Canvas or
Wood II will befound invaluable as the bending shrinking or
wapng Of the material upon which It is used does not Affect
the Paint In twenty four hcurs dries and IN four weeks IL
beeomesa perfeetslate' AS FIRE and WAFEK-fkoof
Paint will be found superior to any other and perfect pros
lection TO buildings against sparks, cinders etc.
| 1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY FLEXiBlLIff
and ADHESIVE properties superior to any mineral substance
now in use.
For DECKS OF STEAMERS, either Wood or Canvas, u has
no rvaa not only dries readily but becomes as hard ~
stone comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and OlNDER PROOF The great body Of the Pant.
which has asonished all painters who have used it, makes
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rT.,.. ~, ~, Nov UrIeans, Feb. Z, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
bklDGEWATER PAINT and ts merits thoroughly tested Yge
and Capt Brown, of the Porpoise We che,rf,y sann
mend said paint superior article -' iNSNAA
HUGHES, xALEITE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard
J'F. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co
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all future aid may be in vain Are you a motheri Your
danghteryour idol and esrthy joys bed Of
guhing her pale cheek and enaeaed show that
fast wasting The sepuleha cough pains your and
sickens your soul; Il IS the
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Certificate of Capt TaOs. S. Minott, of Shin Oxford

have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT % The iron work
as also on the decks and arpauns The shin oxford
and entirely to my satisfaction. hnd that much of ne Tnsn
Of IRON and rotng Of wood and canvas is prevented v h s
OF the Mineral Paint recommend il to shin nns ana
owners asa valuable and thrifty paint. THOs s. MINOTT
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VARfEfI6es AND hArrnas.-A splendid sssort
"en' mess nfe'ss Ind everything else ns to be
Asfe offered 5; price. % sui The aes and The humhs,s As
well = ne most exasssaas can be suited See sdve
lssmfnf. II - -
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There remedy that will the Cough and save berfron
the consunpive's grave
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Fresh CANTON MATTING.-A fresh and beautiful
lot Of Canton matngus thing substitute for carpets
in the summer tme-ogeher with and muslin curtains
etc. has been received by j. d. Dameren Co.. l2 Canal
kfreet.
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Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair IHomasson, of N
Steamer Magnolia.

- New Orleans, Dee 2 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger Steamer
Magnolia under my command, with the BRID6RW ATER
FAINT cheeruly recommend Il for nperyous uuaitie
and have hesitation pronouncng superior IN nv iud
men to mineral paint before the public believe 10 80
certain protection against the effects and cinder Il
has also proved entirely waterproof on my decks after
months use. (Sgned1 ST g. TUONASsoN
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silence that Dreadful Cough,
DIR. Davis
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CnERRY AND TAR,

The work of the destroyer Mas begunl The Lung. are in
dangerl Resort at
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcoIDENT.-The
New York papers publish the following Geographic
dispatch:
CLEVELAND, O., May ia shocking accident &C.
Cured on the Lafayette and Indianapolis railroad
As the Cincinnati night express train, bound north,
was crossing bridge twenty-five miles east of La
tayette, it gave way precipitating the whole train
into the water. The fireman and engineer were
Killed, and II Is reported that many Others were
killed and wounded.
Particulars are expected momentarily.
Further reports say that the conductor, fireman and
engineer were killed, and that no others were seri-
ously hurt.
SECOND DIsPATCH.-The accident happened at
O'Clock this morning. The night was very dark, and
the high water had undermined the abutaents OF the
bridge The train was running at the rate of twenty
five miles per hour. The engine had reached the end
OF the bridge, which one hundred feet long when
the whole gave way.
James Irwin, conductor, Jacob Bartenger, engi.
neer, and Maloney, fireman, were killed. None Of
the passengers were injured