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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

R1-Hostetter's acknowledgements If you
would be WE'LL Try bottle of Hosteters Brs. 1t acts like
eharm in giving healthy 10 the digestive organs and
Strengthening the nervous system. Especially IL its utility
tonic and preventive of anguor of the highest value
the whole nervous and system reaxe and effects
condition which permits the approach of disease There
single instance known Of its failure do good where
been used according directions Try it, by drug
gists generally. MO 2p6t&ItW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

A GRANDSON OF MALrA.-0n the 18th promising
infant boy was left in the room of Shawmut Lodge,
Sons Of Malta, in Boston, by some person unknown.
He was in good condition, and the Sons 7 resolved
to adopt him they accordingly took measures to
have him reared aud educated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

AMERICAN CLuB, FIRsT WAgDA meeting Of this
Club is called for this evening at o'clock, at Ketz-
els, corner of Nayades and Polymnia streets. The
object is to organize for the spring campaign, and
full ATTENDANCE Il exneeted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

Coal BoArs SUSK.--L Loss of Lite.-- Nine coal
boats, which left Pittsburg on the 18th inst, for
ports down the river, were sunk that night at Live
Island, about As miles below the city, during wind
storm. Nine persons are supposed to have been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

sohEfHIka FOR coSsuNPTIvEs--Dr. Il. James. A
retiisa physician, Of Jersey CITY j. offer. 10 send nv mali
on feeept 81 one shilling recipe for preparation witch he
earnestly recommends % all who may b. afflicted win
tOn or any kind Of pulmonary complaint He slys ~
graaeus And charges The shilling only pay for
ments aud postage He i. a. el, mar ID
and Tiers j. semshins very sincere his oher seg h
sisamsnt. 's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

VARIETIES TBEATER.- The Ronzani troupe to-
night revive The Golden Horse, the ballet in which
they first appeared and which afforded such intense
delight to all who beheld 1t. II is really magnif-
cent spectacle, from first to last
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T8URsDAY MORNING, APRIL i, 1858.

rms coxuoS CoUScII~-The official proceedings
az both Boards oil the Common Council had at their
meeting on Tuesday evening last viii appear in the
Doubie Sheet Crescent tomorrow morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

INTERESTING TO VICTIMS OF THE NAVAL RETIRING
BoARDsrhe President has directed the Secretary of
the Navy to place on e the applications from naval
officers affected by the action Of the Retiring Board
for reinstatement. They will be considered in order
as fled for six weeks or two months to come.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

n5-American Club, First Ward--A meet
ing of this Club will be held the KETzEL CORNER cor
Of Nayades aud Polymna Streets THURSDAY EVEN
ING Aprll at O'clock for the purpose Of organizing for the
spring campaign. All expected 10 be present.
m3l 2p2 THE PRESIDENT.
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Frimges for Bareges.

5000 yards assorted rooched Fringe 10
yard.
1900 yards Reyor Headed SILK FRINGE at 10 cents
yard.
5000 yards Pompadour Headed silk Fringe 20 yard
Landing from ship Clara Wheeer. from Havre.
A. TROUBLE,
felq 2ptf II Royal street betw. Cont and Bienvlle.
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Wines and Liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
I7..........4...ROYAL STREET, .........."..I7
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand whohs equal to the best that
coEesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PORT-the.best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
sAEERAC of the Vintage 1895 1898 and 1905
brands
WHISK Va
Of slldescriptions-seotc Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also,
On hand alassoTtment of the best WINES and Ii
QUoRs in the market, which will be sold ressonab
terms any 9th heusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72nly No. II Royal street.
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ing in the toce. will appear in tomorrow morn
ing's Crescent.
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FATAL Coos HuNr--A Mr.. Black was killed few
days ago in Henry county Ala, by flying fragment
OF tree which be had cut down in search Of eoons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

COLOSSAL FsUIr.--A mammoth pear from Oregon,
weighing four pounds, has been received, per Adams
Express, a the Patent Office, Washington City.
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Eor Mobile. This Ean.,

TOUCHING AT BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
MISSISSIPPI CITY AND BILOXI GOING
AND RETURNING.
The new and fast running low pressure iron hull steamer
VIRGINIA,
w L. CozzENs, master, and Capt, a. L. MEYERS in the
Office will leave above the Lake end of Jefferson Railroad on
the arrival Of the % minutes o'clock cars Pou
ehartrsin Railroad the arrival Of the NJ cars.
Cabin Passage to Mobile, ............s2 90
Ieck.s.'s-.s-+s-. s-sss.-ss-..s........ 50
Passeng rely upon speed safety comfort and sumpiu
Gus fare.
na-Tickes be secured at the office Of the Secretary
R5~Baggage checked through.
EDWARD TOBY, Secretary,
al 2plt No 81 Camp street.
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R5-To the Publie-rhe undersigned most
respectfully submits his the city of New
Orleans candidate for the office Mayoreleeon to come
on on the I'd day of June next
ia26 2pte BENZ S. HARRISON
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Spring Goods, spring Goods.

j. LEV OIS & o. o.
WHITE MUSLIN sHAwLs.
=. q. BURNoUS.
:. . MANTLES.
BLACK CAMBRIA POINTS
BLACK CAMBRIA FLoUNCED SHAwLs.
BAREGE AND GRENADINE SHAWLS.
Hermann MANTLEs.
EMBRoIDD FlLET POINTS
DOUBLE SKIRT GRENADINES.
FLoUNCED
SIDE STRIPES
FLoUNCED F0ULARD ROBES
FOUR AND FIVE FLoUNCED ORGANIZE ROBES
DOUBLE Skirt
=. AQUTLLEs
MARSEILLES BAsQUES,
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN BAsQUFs
EMBROIDERED FILET MITs,
NEW PARAsoLS,
FANS, etc, etc.
j. LEV0IS & co.'s,
m29 2p4t of Canal und Bourbon Streets
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I'll EDea3raued

eli DepraUed
And omnverous appetite is of the symptoms Of intestinal
The patients greedy for chalk slate
pencils and variety of substances Dysenve
charges from the bowels irritation Of the
the nor repusive breath are also sympomae of the
disease but however indicated may be cured thoroughly
permanently and safely, whether the sufferer child an
adult aud whether the of suffering round worm
the tape worm, by few doses of that great specific,
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propnetors,
m29 2p6t&ItW 81 and l5l Chartres street W
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.H. II. RsECEIeg,

WATCHMA MAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention OF purchasers his new
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
of the latest styles and perfect workmanship The best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch TOR time.
A large assortment, Of
BREAsTPUNs,
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEWELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE SPECTACLEs
Which offered at large reduction from former rates
k- Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4m
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I2O
Somthe1, Etsrssttssre strareroo,n

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Neto Orleans.
Has received from the suufactory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad
dition his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line Of business Partie.
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage to
give him a call before pure hasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
mig 2p6t&ItW III and l73 Canal street.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, january 30, 1858.
Mr. Gons-Dear Sir know how to inform you Of the
wonderful change KapeFlapeum" has For
eight years and four months suffered the falling Of the
womb and had several of the eminent phy this
city, who finally thought hopeless and refused to do
thing for when my husband found you the old
steamboat southern Belle and purchased bottle of your
justly celebrated hair tonic among the most refined Of
the city 1t really that be divine origin
can hardly realize my change felt better in
lite than 60 at this That every poor afflicted
may your great tonic my eryeu prayer.
MARY SIMS,
sc Hevia street,
New Orlenns.
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wan Paper! VF'aH Paper!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers,
just received. A good of Ca BINET HARD ARE
and UPHoLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
etc, etc, At Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & MILLER IS Camp ST.,
Agents for W. III den 4 Nephew's
m23 2ply celebrated Gopsl var1iish
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SsU0a " Co.'s Lotteries.
nurHonIzEpBY THE STATE OF GEoReIA.l
ATs7O,OOO for SIO-Ga

The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries fc- April. 1855 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. which city they have removed their
principal Office to be drawn in public, rs follows:
Glass O wiii ha drawn on SATURDAY, April 3D., 1888,
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New Orleans, March 49, 1855
have used Coins Kaperapeum for clls aud fever and
has cured estrey believe will cure when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans
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Boots, Shoes ana Brogas.s.

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New Orleans, March IS 1855.
Mr.. Coins I have been using your "KaperApenm' for a
fsus that have suffered with for the last eighteen year, hay-
ing during operated upon by Dr. Johnson of
Louis without success have been induced try yonr
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI HToWER,
Cont street, Robinson street;
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BlEfnett's
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
FlorImcl,
THE NEW PERFUME.
KalIiston,
Cosmetic for Identifying the Complexion.
Coc0atne,
Preparation Of Coeoanut OIL for the Hair.
Oriental Tooth Wash,
For Preserving the Teeth and Pertaining tho Breath.
Also
Burnett's superior Extracts.
For Flavorng
CUSTARDs. PIES BLANC NANCE ICE CREAMS. JRI,
LIES. SAUCES, etc. For sale by
sICKLEs Il CO., Druggists,
al 2pim Nos s. and 81 Canal street
Ltnseed Oii.
o, o. WooDMAN,
mSo 2pss corner Magazine and Common Streets
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Sap. CGrb. Soda.

o. O. wOoDMAN,
ms0 2p6t corner Magazine aud Common streets.
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II. eli. Porter,

IL. eli. Porter,
DEN TIST,
Has returned and resumed the practice DENTISTRY ali
its branches No 1857 CANAL STREET next the
Baronne street.-The residence occupied by
weny years. ol2 zpd
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-12

The public Journalists and politicians who
are declaring in favor Of Protecorate over
Mexico, are careless of the highest interes,
Of our own country, or, we fear, ignorant
Of the effect Of what they propose. The
care of Mexican affairs, to the extent Of
guaranteeing internal peace, integrity Of
territory, and efficiency and justice of gov
eminent, implies the employment of an
armed force that We hope never to see raised
except for the defence Of our own soil, the
expenditure Of countless sums Of money,
and an endless complication Of our foreign
affairs, all resulting in the annexation Of the
protected country to the territory OF the
Republic; hence the discussion of the ques-
ton Of annexation, is, in the examination of
the reasons for and objections to the pro-
position; takes precedence Of everything
else.
The problem is not, Shall we temporarily
establish Protectorate over our neighbor,
to be withdrawn as soon a. her domestic
feuds are settled? but, Shall We take Next
co, and her Spaniards, niggers, poems,
priests, laity, lazzaroni, laziness, licentious-
ness, ignorance and all, and make them
part Of this Republic? Do We want that
debased and manageable people for the
further corruption OF our democratic insti-
tutions, and for the increased perils Of our
national existence, upon any terms whatever
-either as dependents or - equals? Have
We not enough Of barbarian to contend
against, in. our lrishmen and slavss-in the
dospotism formed by the union
Of Popcry in the North and Slavery in the
south without opening . food gate through
which other and stronger tides Of barbarian
will rush? l. not Manifest DESTINY maai-
lest hnhbss Chicago E1ibxns. 1
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The Storm and its Effects.

We give up on the weather. We have
hoped and prophesied and predicted, aDd
hopes and prophesies and predictions have
been nipt in the bud. 1t has been, of late.
one prolonged storm battle. 1t has thun.
dered like Lightning, lightninged like thun.
der, and rained like thunder and lightning.
Already, parts of our city have been convert
ed into lakes, lagoons, bayous and the like.
Cellars are filed with water, "banks" have
broken, and the torrent rushes in its mad
career through streets and gulleys and chan
nels. What the deuce are we to do? Here's
the rub. We exhort Christians to pray,
Irishmen to ply their spades, or city fathers
to excavate, Ell up, erect and pull down, and
finally do beseech the gods, especially old
Aquarius, to stop using waterproof SO freely.
If We could only get Jupiter to shut the
windows of heaven, and engage Zephyrs to
drive the clouds from the sky, we could get
along very well, but we are inclined to be-
lieve the different deities have had Sat-
urnalia or Bacchanalian rout, and grown for
getful of us mortals. Confound 'em say
Times.
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4 Naeetiss q New Ysrk.

A meeting called Ut tho Msrchants' Ex-
change, on the 18th, in reference to the pro-
ceedings Of the British squadron in the Gulf,
proved an entire failure, only three hundred
persons being present. David Ogden de-
clined to take the chair, on the ground that
there were no merchants present, and that
the meeting did not represent the public
The only speaker was a Mr.. Breck, said to
be lawyer from Baltimore, whose main
point was, that the American flag should
cover everything, "niggers and all!" The
opinion of many is, that it covers too many
"niggers" now ON the land, without being
made to cover slave traders upon the ocean.
This covering Of "niggers" is at the bottom
of Gen. Cass's remonstrance against the
searching of suspected slave traders, in the
ports and tcithin the jurisdiction Of Cuba,
to which We have no right to object, If Spain
authorizes it, unless it 10 made the pretext
for wanton and vexstious interruptions for
our commerce. '-
The "niggers'' are not responsible howev-
er, for oil the clamor about recent occur
rences in the Gulf. 1t is relied upon to
help through magnificent navy appropria-
tons Just as the Mormon war farce was made
use of to gil the pockets Of horse, beef and
wagon Wash. Republic.
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CounN1

But few Of the reading public are aware
how continually an editor is called upon to
advise his patrons on every subject, from
politics to the breed Of cattle. Through the
whole range Of our duties none has perple1ed
US more than to tell our readers what to take
far a cure when they are sick. Hitherto
this has been severe trial to all our skill,
but it will not be hereafter. We have been
taking, and have seen the evidence from
others that have taken Doct. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. They need
but slight trial to convince the most scep-
teal how far they are superior to the other
medicines We have had in use. They have
one single property of great Importance to
the sick and that is they curs.-Boston
Herald. ...- ...... $780,. IL
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-12
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, HIRAM ,. DARNnne}
w Barnes, Of the County Of Pottawstss9M
did On he llth day Of Nay 1857, execute, - -
and deliver TO j. b. 4 G. Burroughs, ~ ~
Dsed 81 Trust, upon The fellowine deserihe9 S1
viz: Lot No. dve ~ in Block No. -four 20 y
addition 70 Council bluas, Iowa, N the Co.,
wattamie and State afofessd, for the pafpCse n
70 the said J.. H. 4 G, Burroughs, the payuees
following described note, 10 Wit: One
date herewith, made BY the said H. J. DarselsSbt
pal, and ". G. james ~ surety. payable " $50
b. = G. Burroughs, one year after cate. -.
Eleven Hundred and twenty-five dollsrs. A. AZ
the said Deed VI Trust, authorized the sa9t ~
Burroughs, to sell said Real Estate ct psefie Z
giving ten days notice Of the time aud pls@ I'LL
posting up written notices In some puhtse ~ -
County Of fottawattamie, Iowa, and sppv EetI
Of such sale 10 paymsate u said rte, win n -
costs, II MA paid when II was due. who - ~
Trust was duly recorded II the Once d - a
said County, In Dook D., poge ~. AZ ~ eE
said Hiram ]. Barnes, has fAiled to pay ~ S~pe5
part thereof We. J. n. 4 g. Barroaua ~ q II
aforssad, Do hereby rive notice that, - A ~ ~
June. A. D. loo1, n froat q the fssseNcA u 7Sl
Council DluAa, 1ewA. between IL hsM SAss
a. ~ and D'ciock ?. =. Of said day ssS9gs
puhiic sale md I'll y The hiehsse - -
scriheA Real EsAteA ~ ~ De1ss g {.
I'd via nass ~ y - n n 8. u
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"Jeelns" Walked Up.

The Detroit advertiser concludes that
Mr.. BUCHANAN has had rush of brains to
the head, from the fact that it is currently
reported that he has declared that smother
deficiency bill, shall never be created during
his administration that he will only admin
lister the government so far as Congress
appropriates the means, and when the gov
eminent has to stop for want Of means, he
will take the responsibility of calling Con-
gress together. The President is getting
sensible in his old age. If he had begun
his administration with the same views, the
treasury wouldto-day be millions of dollars
better Of, the country would be in more
prosperous condition, and his party would be
more popular and powerful. ....>.
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c. The Hon. Thomas L. Clingman, a
member of the lower House of Congress,
from North Carolina, has recently been ap-
pointed by the Governor of that State, to fill
the unexpired term in the Z. S. Senate, of
the Hon. Asa Biggs, who has been appointed
Judge of the U. s. District Court in North
Carolina.
Mr.. Clingman has shown himself to be a
very vain conceited individual in the house,
and, we suppose that now he has got into the
Senate, that he will fairly burst himself in
his attempts to play the great man. North
Carolina must be in deplorable situation,
when she has no better men to send to the
Senate than this man Clinsman. Even
Green of Missouri, with all his black guard
ism is better excuse than the other
Maysville Ky. Eagle.
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laiaesulfi s,e : ! y !, !.

1850 0loo0US1 0~oAnetss
A writer Ii the Lesvsnworth City Led9sr,
gets efths following play Of wssds rDss
tie Names Of our Missouri river sleen1Fs:
From above the plains Of Nsbsast ,whsrs
The ssWsr Ragls'' scresms By the IL mau's
battle Aeld, and the ice floats IN q 6auasy,"
in the "Chsmbers" Of . "Pssr1s6s" craft
We may cit and laugh and listen as ssTwi-
lights 70 the roar Of the ssgsaaract'' with
out. All night We may ut and dream ID the
cosy cabin past the "Plstts vaNey" and ito
"Rys-land,b until day break pales the
"Morning Star" and it vanishSs in the ethe.
rial blue; while from The fee ssSouth- W sst''
rolls the deecy "White Closd" over the fscs
Of Heaven.
And up towards tho mountains with their
eternal fields Of snow, the startled fawn's
"Silver Heels" glance in che sunlight, be-
fore the door Of the wigwam on the g Council
Bluifs," from whence looks forth the laugh
ing ssMinnehaha' with her wampum girdle,
and . chaplet Of the "Prairis Rose" upon
her olive brow. Down the river anon we
glide with an cable" captain, who is ever
at hand in faultless "Dickev," to minister
to the comfort Of Mis- transient guests; while
high up in the Ver-arching blue rides the
tsSovereign" Of night, attended by the beau-
tiful "Hesperisn, "leayiDg ssMeteor'' track
in the sky. From the noble steamer, look
forth upon the scene, the lovely "Kate, /" the
charming sslsabella,' . sEmma,'' the besuti-.
full, and perhaps the dancing ssMinnie BELIEF
not forgetting the fair .sFlorence," on her
way aOnaha" or "sioux City, Perchanee
to meet some favored lover who has often
A-fe - ~ L.
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CT The receipts atthe New York Gus
tom House in. April were smaller than gen.
orally estimated, and render it tolerably GER
tain that the receipts for the whole year will
not exceed 81, 200, 900, two million less
than the estimatc, and fourteen millions less
than last year, and liniting the total receipts
Of the Government 70 about forgive mil
lions. ....s...5