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srrarru Arlsi.-Mr. Thomas Gales Forster lectures
upon spritaalism again, in the trance state tomor-
row. Armory Hall Is the place, and II A. M.-and 7
P. N. the hour Of beginning Of each lecture. A
small charge for admission viii be made some OF
Mr.. Forstcrs friends having subscribed for the hall at
their expense, in order to give him the full pro-
ceeds Of the lectures. AS Mr.. r. has created new
interest IN pirtaals since his arrival in this city
we doubt not be will draw large crowds to his re-
maining lectures. Tickets, twenty-five cents each,
are to be had at Messrs. Gnebin & Kellers No. 1l9
Canal street. and at the door Of the hall prior to each
lecture We call attention to the card respecting the
lectures in oar advertising columns
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Talk on Change.


The iine weather yesterday brought forth a multi
tude oil people and It was pretty active among the
dealers ana Traders IN fancy articles on Canal, Royal
ana Onar'res streets. canal street is destined to be
one VI Tue greatest .noroughlares IN tne CITY, IL
e" VI our anu wealthy clIlzens would
aSoca'e a'u ouno nrs'casS ho'el on 0anal street,
us"' i'i'pa,'' "o"iu De iiose WORTHY ProJece vi
us paying Una. Is AhO'ner 'ning' IL might pay per
Ten'' euu i',s"s no' 'ninA as te great Astor
nouse III New iorA mas become ho'eu from us NAME
- 'nousu. qua. sili'iar puiolng on Oanai street.
70 NC o''neu "e onepneiu mouse, would soon rival
oy '''l,'"' nu'0i ~ 'ne country manifest lhat
nlois en'a' Recommendations are required ior the
yo"'J - Sis'ots' tiauers ana others 70 our
oy very cn']en Is more OF less interested IN TINS
sssSes''on Aheie are no" only three hrst-elass
nV'e's u 'n's Guy 70 accommodate the thousands
"no yearly visi' our wy ho'el low down on Canal
"oaiu ~ iar W remove Tue many lncohVen
','a' - oilse y, wv " 'uee years ior me
wan. " inoie eA.ehoeu 'aOin1es' lhls ID Ine talk,
M'u = 'ui 'alueu 'h1 ie7Peeteu oieNeh, MT H. D.
shepherd viii take the subject into consideration,
with his great influence and wealth, he might accom-
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HuMBuG REDrvIvus--P. 7. Barnum is not at all
overcome by his troubles. He Is again actively at
work and laooring with all biz skill and humbug in
tne management Of the Museum. 1t stalled that be
ALREADY making arrangements to rebuild his palace
AZ i'anlsean' which was unfortunately destroyed by
ise' Darnum and his family are now residing in New
io'f-s ERE iohg ne VIII doubtless strike upon some
noss' seneme oy which he can again mount the lad
asf 'ahle and 'oftane His Universities have taught
u,n prudence, ana 10 future be win take advantage
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Morning Star Cigar store.


THE ODORE DE LA CRUZ,
No. 10 Camp street.
a7y-The best brands always on hand dls 2psm
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CAPTAIN CUTTERS Ii scruRE.

80 ~.
reioNs nai oh US shojees y oe'y' guy "
near MN, party rom our eAPse'Aron :. meaning =
NOBLE suolect nooy Ireateu' anu Frlsy iioni cur
osity TO see wnelner 'ne New o,ieNus puohc woulo
seem as ANXIOUS . pe instructed oy ielo"coun'fy-
men as BY foreigner. 10 our expectation we were
completely grained put IN our curiosity we must
confess mat We were not NIUE Illuminated
rev weeks SINCE tne encouragement that Ut,
hackay All tne way rom LONDON ana actually one
Of tne editors o. tne Illustrated News' would lecture
upon foelry' urew large auoience wlIn'n te walls
q the 0aiety enester Inc announcement that Capt.
Gutter, an American-' one Oh US would lecture
upon .ne same sapSecs las' night az ODD Fellows
ha drew an audience so small thht It must have re-
CURED all the lecturers strength in military way to
address u cooiy and dispasslonatelt.
we iels inundated as we have said, because we
perceived tnat foreigner, whose only claims to pub
nc notice were his connection With paper known
ony ior us pictorial Illustrations ad his repute as
secondrate songwrter at home, could win larger at
IGNITION Ia an american community tnan an AMER
can known 70 De his superior as poet and his supe
nor IN everything else winch goes make up puonc
lecturer proved TO US tnat snoopeiy mas ABOUT as
s'rung . ioo.hod mere ~ % my o'hei psr' y 'ne
country and as tie London eul'or mas oeen senolng
- a, I ...,,,,,.,s - ,.lr aa .h; =,
a'1 80, II, 49,, !. e
ahes''', We s.'a'' - =. s - w s0o N'e"
: ss..s..;. IN
= '''e ~ saaii ,,sel
= ., III -, Du'
Cant. enters lecture was unob ,he r,;ss;o, u
NJ s,, L. -. sno y
ach;evemant which sbaned tboaobts n ln,aos,roS
~, o. ~, s,.,.4 -.
n
nrecates the beaptifnl and the tIne ana n,onfasts
itself in naint;ng scnlnture arcbactnre and ,r,so
~. 'ru''o'
,.., ,t,,,t e. ~,
snsbrouds The mast Of Favnt India and pers;. bs
,rrad ,rt - r. ~, ahsan.o os
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Ia, M ,.,,s, Ca h,,r.,1s
slaves the LEWIS. The cononer;ng ssvrians Ia ~
noet,v and ara. now onlx lnouvn j. .aoors u ~,
INST The Iews were noatic donIs eror,, ~ ~
GINNING and still live Antiouarans r,r- ,,,,,..
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SfDiriEtG0Lisnl!
THE LABoRER1sw WORTHY OF HIS HIR

1.-THE LABoRER IS WORTHY OF HIS HIRE"
THOS. GALES FORSTER,
The celebrated Trance Speaker Of Boston, will Lecture upon
sPIRITUALIsM,
At ArmOry Hall, Camp street,
On SUNDAY the 9Th inst; in the morning H. in the
evening at O'Clock.
is proposed by the friends Of Mr. Forster
who in favor Of individual freedom of thought avail
themselves Of this occasion ibuie reuneaDg
him. partial degree afeas his since he has
been here III has from long distance which
necessarily involved considerable expense val
liable time and it but just that he should
pensaton for his devotion 10 the Of truth
No have listened his eloquent and souhring
Lectures without feeling that lasting benefit has been derived
from them
Tickets Of admission to his Lectures Sunday the 7th
morning and evening may obtained before Sunday
Jewelry Store Of Messrs. GUEBN KELLER No. l9 Canal
street, and on that day at the entrance TO the hall
30 Price Of admission to each Lecture, % cents.
Rrhe rent Of the ball having been by Individual
subscription, the entire receipts will be given Forster
RTwo Portraits Of the daughter of Mr. Forster the
other that of the Spirit who bin speak executed by
Spirits through Medium Ohio, may be examined by the
audience after eact lecture me 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

NEW York, March 5.-The steamer New York
from Greenock has arrived, bringing dates one day
later from London. Consos closed at noon on Sature
day 18th, at 96s.
It was reported that Alsop, who was implicated in
the attempt on Louis Napoleon, had escaped to
America.
Paris accounts say that more troops are required for
operations in China. No more addresses from the
French army viii be published.
Circassia.
It is again reported that Schamyl has submitted to
Russia
Australia.
The steamer lamar arrived at Southampton on
Saturday, with flOO,0OO in Australian gold. The
Marco Polo was off Holyhead with $500 900.
Russia.
Several heavy failures had occurred at ST. Peters
burg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

The Washington States intlines to the opinion
that inasmuch as the Governments of Great Britain
and the United States engaged 10 protect the per-
sons and property Of any parties undertaking to con.
siruct ship canal across the lsthmus, q from the
commencement of said canal to B completion. there
fore those Governments are hound by that treaty,
engagement to renstate the Nicaragua Transit
Company" We do not consider this a conclusion
warranted by the premises. The two Governments
engaged to protect the persons and property Of par
ues having authority for the construction of ship
canal, from It's commencement 10 its completion. 1t
surely VIII not be commended that this includes run
ming steamers on the San Juan liver and Lake Mica
mgua, OF line Of ambuances from said lake to the
Pacific. II cannot be shown that these were in any,
way connected with the commencement OF ship
canal Or that such an impractcabe undertaking. was
ever contemplated by the Nicaragua Transit Com.
pany. England had no right to interfere in that
matter That was clearly and unqnestionably the
DUTY OF our Governments duty Il owed not only to
the Americans holding the grant to that route bat to
Us citizens eenemlly We do nbt believe any other
Government would have acted rs ours did in regard
to the seizure Of that route It knows and feels that
II was grossly, criminaly dereNct in duty, and the
attempt now to divide the responsibility Of its i'm
penuVe nut neglected obligation with England, is a
sorry atterthought, pitiful sulIterfnge.
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ST. CHAaLRs THnATER.-Mr. Chanirau takes his
benefit tonight. The bill is a rich Que. Mr. c. is to
appear as Cosoan, the Irish boy Lsp North, and as
the hindlegs Of the Elephant in new extravaganza
called Novelty f" also as Mose, in "a Glance at
New York" Mr. and Mrs Farren are afterwards to
appear in the drama Of Esmeralda.n
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CoPARTNERsHIf - Messm Fernando Caidellach
and Juan Miangolarra have formed copartner
ship to carry on the Cuban importation and Mexican
commission business, at No. % Tchouptoulas street.
under the title Of Cardellach 4 Co. They have on
hand large assortment Of cigars leaf tobacco, ETC.
We refer to their card In another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

On Friday afternoon 9Th inst al ocios of vnhoid fever
Mr. JOHN CHILEAN. aged - years alive 81 the parish
OF Moore, Roscomtnon county, Ireland.
The friends Of his family and those of law Mr.
John Coleman requested attend the anera this aer
at so O'clock from his late resdere corner Gaenus
and New Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

COMPLIMENT TO THE STREET COMMISSIONERS. Mr..
Marks President Of the Firemens Charitable Asso-
citation, returns his thanks to the Street Commits
sioner. Mr. Guyol his depates and the contractors,
for the ue order in which they pat the streets laid
down in the programme Of the grand procession of
Thursday. The card is in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Mr.. Jno. Barry, Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, was fatally wounded by his son, few
days ago. while fencing with ioils, the point Of the
foil entering Just above the eye. After lingering
few days, be diedon Tuesday. His son, quite youth
is almost frantic with grief at the occurrence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

EfoRr AT THE MErAlRrE.-A pacing match for
$1,000, between Tom Parker and Biz White, also q
trotting sweepstakes. is to come off at the Metarie
Course this afternoon There will be plenty OF sport
for al who go. See the advertisement, under our
amusement head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

Ma. DAwsoNs BgsEFlFs- Mr.. Grattan Dawson was
left high and dry by Crsp's recent burstup az the
Gaety and tonight the Varieties Dramatic Associa-
tou intend assisting him in an effort to sxtrcate
himself Rob Roy and Charles the Second, are
the pieces with other attractions. We are indebted
to Mr.. Dawson for tickets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

JEALoUsY AND MuRDER.--A Spaniard named Paul
Hernandez killed his wife in New York on the 25th
alt. BY shooting her with pistol. They had been
married but four months, and the husband was
Jealous M
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TRAIN UP A CHILD IL THE WAY HEsHouLD Co.,
Prof Fowler lectures tonight ~ O'Clock Arnory Hail.
on the right government training, and prope education Of
children with advice to young womenou
and perfection of character Every parent and voub
should hear IT, Lecture 10 close public examinations
Tickets only IS cents Private examinations win charts and
full written opinions daily lO2 City Hoe-entranco
on Camp street Those who wish for should call
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OrrRAGEs uPoS AMERICANS ABRoAp.-Private
Letters from Jaa, in Palestine state that Eve men
broke into the house of Rev. Mr.. Dixon, American
Missionary, murdered bis sonn-law and violated bis
wife. Mrs. Dixon was badly beaten. They also at.
tempted to murder Mr.. Dixon. The American Con.
sui at Jerusalem. had instituted proceedings, with
the view Of Furnishing the wreteheS
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nsLadies, go to Armory Hall at lo'clock noon
to-day Sd hear Prof Fowler lecture phreoogy applied
70 children and youth You will be eestel Several public
examinations will be made illustrate the sheet Seats are
free Doors open at l1S lecture eOmmece at u o'clock
precisely.
~ O'Clock tonight the Professor Lectures upon self eul-
ture. See advertisement.
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FoR ST. Louss.-The swift and elegant passenger
packet Falls ey Capt Montgomery leaves for ST. Louis and
All nsnaediae landings shis evening NJ O'clock carving the
New orsaus and Cairo T. :. mall. Msssrs Bell buchanan
ce. her agenta
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Dr. HArsrED.- gentleman, having done much
good his peculiar branch Of mcdeiae during his stay IN our
midst + 70 leave Up ist he may Be found at hi
oncs No = Camp street. from Il O'Clock daily. We call
attention % bis a1versemsntn Ibis mornings Crescent
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FRANKo's TonnoLA.-It is now announced that
Ffankos fomhoa viii positively be drawn Monday the gs
iuss Armors Hall limited number o. tickets remain I'M
sold frankos, remember Poydras street. carop
deltt.
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2plul
Goods: spring Goods!

sprung GOO0S. sprung dEOOdS!
j. L f V OIS &c G o.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
BAREdE AND GRENADINE sHAWLS.
CAMBRIA AND ALENCoN LACE sHAwLs
KABYLE AND ALGERIAN sHAWLs.
REAL LACE POINTS.
=. MANTILLAs
English and Grape Barge Robes-vIz.
DOUBLE SKIRT EUGENIE.
MONTEsPAN.
.. e.. SIDE STRIPES
PYRABIDES.
CHALI.Y, PLAIN AND FLOUNCED.
GRAPE DE LYONS, AQUuLEs.
SILK TISSUE,
e., TWO SKIRTS.
GRENADISE :. .
FLoUNCED AND SIDE STRIPES.
Rich Organdy Robes,
p i d ID ASS OR TMENT
Printed on Designs and Patterns.
J. LEV0IS & co.'s,
MI 2p6t corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

nS-Ohice of the Firemen's Charitable As
socAToSI return to the Street Commissioner Deputies
and the Contractors for repairing Streets the thanks Of the
entire Fire Department for having placed condition
all the streets which the Procession passed 4n inst
Their kud and courtesy will be gratefully
remembered
me 2plt l. n MARKS Pres,aent +
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NEW INDu DEMENT'S oFFEREDi
More valuable Presents will be given any other Gift
Store The Large Stock offered Lover Prices any
other store in this city, shnearly all 81 % books for
and all other Books stat merry Paper etc. proportion
Every purchaser certain the full value his money
in Books other aiclesthe Gins Prizes being gain
the buyer although mouey invested in the chance
her-S0 Camp street. ND mn
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Fyme Che,rt,,a Tobacco.

The subscribers have received few Of SUPERIOR
CHEWING TOBACCO consignment which they ofer on
GLADDEN. & SEIXAs,
nc -iSt lSs GTdyies street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

The CRY GTFr SroRR.--At this establishment.
Nc - Camp street. extraordinary Inducements are ssea "a
purchasers d seks and Stationery Just read the adrere
msus "a his mornings Crescent.
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0RLEASs THEArER. IL Etoie dh Nord is the
opera Tor tonight at the Orleans. 1t will be SPLEEN
did performance. tf
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In England, France and sfnaeriCa
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SPECIFIC SOLUTION,

The renowned physician Sir Ashley Cooper acknowledged
its efficacy. Thousands of effected by H. and
1t is approved by the Faculty Of Medicine.
Gonorrhea, elect Pains the Back Weakness and all At
feeons of the Urinary Organs cured though by gc
the system becomes nygoted and the debated body aud
depres sed mind restored to energy.
B. ABRAMS, Sole Agent,
mo 2p2mMoweGFr 20 Camp street New Orleans
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a srLkNDip PIECE OF WoRk.--Last evening we
inspected specimen OF the work Of our nextdoor
neignooFs' Messrs VIM. II. Slack Co., which we
think may safely challenge the country. II il an
enormous ledger made to order for commercial
house in this city and one of tie largest books ever
n,sue o. folded paper-the PAPER, imported from
England, being the largest manufactured. The hook
: iAnus'ney ruled and the paging printed through
Os, anu bound IN the most superb Russia leather,
o'naien'eu ana strengthened ia the most beautiful
snu auiape manner-the work, outandout, Of Messrs.
o''oN q " ss.abilshment The book is so big and
nsAsy' shs' We should Judge tht book keeper doomed
70 use y WIN nave 70 hire negro to lift it back and
'ol'n between ms uesk and sale No one, certainly
a'et seeing 'nis DOCK wal be abe to see the of
senuing OUT OF ne" orleans Tor anything in the
Drank oook ine. ANY requirement in that respect
can be satished TO perfection by Messrs Slack 4 Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

So Capitalists desirIons Of purchasing stocks and
ehsr city sseafe VII Do well attend the sale to be made
tfalisey ca, Al hs Arcade, to-day Toe particulars are
contained catalogues weh be obtained Al their ONCE
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The Crescent viii b regularly served to subscribers IN hs
city early hour every aotung Sundays excepted fo
SO year. IN advance half yearly and quarterly at The
raaes Or 20 cents week payable % the carriers
per squaredsi Insertion Nv al cases
81. Cor every subsequent insertion 80 cents.
Advertisements page charged u for every
Insertion
Advertisements published Intervals viii be charged q per
sqnats for every insertion
Advertisements ot Marked viii be published month";
longer and charged aceoaasls no advertisement o. sub
zepon viii stopped until ~ sre paid atthe
ontidn Of the propriefors-
Liberal nIscuunt viii ~ made 70 regular sdvertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
n citcustiou which renders desirabemedum for solver
Users As Fanny PArEs eirenlaes largely, reaching
many hundreds early hour, and being read
before she approach u badness hours consequently articles
for FAMILY use may be Autobiography published in its
colnm1s
THE WEEKLY REsCENT
IL pabsshsd every Monday morning Al 50 year invariably IN
sdvnnce Having extensive circulation throughout
tzi<sa Mississippi Arkansas Alabama. Texas and Other
>tes favorable modeto advertisers ofmakns
their werer and commodities known. Advertisements In
-rrted for u per square, each insertion.
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geoogss whether The bed Of the the bowels
EARTH comprehendng roofs and herbs Of every kind
tanned the largest OF wealth combined with utility
mich may be said for both. For part unhesa-
tny say earth and ask the simple question: What would
of the innumersbe human beings daily being
by Woodlands Cherry Expectoan from coughs colds
Influenza and consumption The is fearful yet
They would all all have died Woodlands Cherry Expecto
rant is purely vegetable remedy. mi 2p6t<W
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H5-PIles of the most troublesome,
painful Affections Of the human family, the of
which, inquired into Invariably Is found to be conspated
bowels the cause, and be made whole This be
eieeualy by the Of DR. j. Hoseers Stomach Bit
ters which, taken per directions the bot e will
all aulency from the stomach, coveness
asst digestion. give coed appetite and impar healthy tone
the whole system. Why it trial all who suffer,
relieved oncef-and If health you preferable
sickness continue daily before meals For sale by
dealers generally. mi 2p6t&ItW
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Diseases of the Throat and Lungs

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
whose successful treatment Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
po now wei known TO be the only reliable philosophical
process oil ehectng in those desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE foT
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
means Nergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gayanism and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience those afflicted with Diseases of the
inroai and Lungs and unable visit CITY, desire con-
su'aon list Of Questions has prepared and will be for
Warded on application to DIR. C.,
NO. ING ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
nhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
he descriptions received in each particular Patients from
ne country eaH be accommodated with the Institute
jalS 2pMoWeFrkW6m
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as The particular attention Of buyers Is called to
the extensive sale Of foreign American oos 70 take pace
~ At auction. BY vinesut Co.. 70 osloes Al their
aaeiion rooms No Is cusomhoase street
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Island or Cuba.

Island OF Cuba.
JOSE DOMINGO MAYoRAL,
Importers ofHavana Cigars sSLeafTObaccO
No. 16 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of the best selections
ostfavore brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
oLD JOE,n he is famiiary known for the lasi
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
s remains in his old quarters where be found the very
Paper Cigars his imports.
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always found the very brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very quality Of Havana Cigars
smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

VOLUNTEERS FOR uTAH'-A rendezvous has been
established IN coyington, KY, by authority of the
Governor OF that State, and volunteers are enlstng
for service in Utah. should the general government
see fit 70 accept them.
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French COrsets.
Read This /!

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1851.
Dear sirTbe -four inch MIL which purchased fror
you for Mr. T. j. Pack plantation has been attached to
the rmill engine and put in operation last
much pleased with in every respect
plcity, durability, and quantity grinds timed mill
when in operation several times my surprise thAs
the mill grinding bushe per minute, expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour With
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any manufactured
Yours, respectfully.
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer