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On Sunday the Esd inst, ROBERT c. son Of Mr.. Robert
naton, aged years
ing from the corner of Common and Derbgnv streets
On Sunday evening the 2sd inst at o o,clock PIERRE
VERLo1N DE0RUY aged 10 year,. native Louisiana and
eeu' ~ .oi'.n'
nus ana are invited TO attend bis funeral
~ "a oeiOoA from me residence oil MS son. Ia
On NePoHehe street, oe'"een hercules and white
On Friday us, inst at II O'Clock p NJ Mrs AIRY IN
DEN vile Of John Jude Esq., late deceased year
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Real bargains!

Real bargains!
We would respectfully call the attention of the Ladies'
our
Magnificent Stock of Dress Silks,
which closing about SIXTY CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR f previous prices. Many Ladies these
Goods, not because they feel disposed purchase
this of the year but froa disposition Judge for
themselves whether silks y cheap as
scented, and finding
THE FACT PALPABLE
that they Reasonable" prices only much
Under Cost of importation,
they in instances select Dresses there
SAVING FROM s. TO $50 PER DRESS,
according to the quality of the goods Selected. are
Anxious TO Close
these Goods would politely invite all who have not
yet examined them to call and
PARTICIPATE
in the advantages ofsred to CASH BUYERS.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my2l 2p3t 1l6 Canal street.
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nS-Read the advertisement In another COLI
uina. headed "Helmbolds Genuine Preparation"
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT CO. Nos
y ana loi Charities street my2l 2p6teod
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Spring Clothing

y. LeUOis 3 Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
We have received per steamship Cahawba two cases Or
CANDY ROBES of the latest styles, viz:
PLAIN SKIRT with CASAQUEs
=. FIVE STRIPES
:. kARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS.
DOUBLE FLOUNCEs
TWO SKIRTS and FIVE STRIPES
&c.. .. PYRAMIDS.
oRIENTALs.
DOUBLE SKIRT GRENADINES
THREE SKIRT BAREGEs
GRESAILLE GAUzF
TRAVELLING TISSUE.
MUSLIN BURNoUs
.. SHAWLs.
POINTS
POINT DE CAMBRIA sHAwLs
MANrILLAS.
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED FILET sHAwLs.
MITs.
NEW PARAsoI.s, etc
J. LEV0IS & CO.,
MA 2p4t Canal and Bourbon streets.
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E. Career COapaay's
PATENT IMPROV CoTTON nIU

me Undersigned sole manufacturers under r. CARyKRs
patents Of 1885, ls45 and ls4s an
once and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAvIER STREET and ar.
prepared to furnish to Planters Merchants any ais.
Of this celebrated GIN.
fhey deem unnecessary to detats advantages ever 9TH
ersasits pumberles by practical -
using H. are suneentto confirm its high reputation and 10
mAkeit adoption still more general
ns 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY
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rae Crescent WIN be Regularly served 70 suhsorihsrs IN the
v a an early honr every morning. Sundays ezceped)fer
$40 ycsr n Savxnc<; half yearly nnd quarterly a the
same rass< - ~oek. payable % the carriers
Advertisements squafearst insertion In all cases
fIl for every subsequent Insertion. 50 cents.
The SECOND page are charged u far sssry
Insertion
p.hshsd a Intervals win he charged u per
square for svcry Insertion
k6~srsiscnens marked, VIII se published month.
longer charged sceasdngy advertisement or snb
win stepped ustil Al srrearages paid stthe
option Of the propfietors.
Etberal Discount will Be rsae regular sdvertissrs
THE DAILY CRESCENT
circulation which desirable medium Tor sdver
teers AZ Fkxns Farsi itcrculases largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
hecrs approach II business hours consequently articles
for family b advarsaseousy Published in its
oiunnA.
rHH WEEKLY GRE seem
= publiuhed srery Monday mernng s. year invariably IN
ufvuncs Having circulation throughout Lou
anH Mississippi, Arkansas, Asbama Texas. and other
siasss presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements
ssrted fof q per square. each Insertion
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Hs- sixth Ward American Club - The
American Club Of the Sixth Ward Second District every
FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock the Philip Ball
Room on st Philip street general and punctua
of all the members is particularly requested.
By order of the President,
my6 to r. r. BARRIN SECRETARY
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Hs-I announce myself as a candidate for
Recorder OF the Third Det subject to the decision of the
American Convention,
my2i 2pte JACQUES CHARBoNNET,
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a3- MIR. Editors Please announce me a
candidate for the office Of Street subject to the
nomination of thu American Party the coming election
June.
al9 2ptmy2is JONATHAN ASTON
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Rs~Notiee--The regular meeting of AmerI-
can Club, Eighth Ward, Third District be held at the
Club Room the United States Hotel on EVERY MON
DAY, At75 o'clock P. NJ
Ihe members requested to be punctual.
BY order Of the President:
AL gpts O. H. JEMIsoN Secretary.
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Sttn greater Reduction tn Prices
At Nos. IL and II Chartres street.
d. p. S Milan &c CO.,
In Liquidation.
The Ladies most respectfully informed that Of
d. SEAMAN retiring from business and In order enable
US to wind up the affairs of possible
we have decided TO offer at and
Below Cost
our splendid stock of Goods comprising the newest styles
DRESS SILKS,
oRGAHDIEs,F
BAREGEs
CREPEs D'EsPAGNE,
TISSUES end
TRAvEIING DRESSES,
,, EMBRoIDERIEs, ETC.,
LACE POINTS,
SHAwLs aud
MANTILLAs,
MILLINERY,
FLOWERS
Ribbons.
TEN CASES PRINTED ORGANIZES AND JAcoNETs.
Attn Is and 20 cents yard.
complete OF
BLACK, PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS, which will all be
offered
At and Below Cost!
D. P. SEAMAN & CO.,
my24 2pst IL and IA Chartres street.
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Summer Clothing!

F.. > Il r n CT E r. &c @ o.,
So'....s. Camp Street..............35
Are now receiving their supplies of
s. ErJIr Rte H CT % 1-xEWG.
ooLoRED DUCK AND DRILL OFFICE COATS
FRENCH MERINo FRoCK COATS.
BLACK ALPACA COATS
sEERsUCKFR COATS.
PANTs-colored Duck and Drill
Seersucker,
Black Merino, ETC.
vEsTS-Fancy Marseiiles
White and Colored Duck, etc.
GAuzE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Isle THREAD .
LINEN
large OF Coored Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
my3 2ptf
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II we are not more widely mistaken than we ever
yet have been in our lives, both Gen. Quitman and
Mr.. Bonham will be appauded for the vote they
have given BY the entire Southern people before the
lapse of twelve months. The Kansas mischief will
be up in the next Congress. more formidable and
perilous than ever and those who, with the best of
motives no doubt consented to an evasion and post
ponement OF an important ISSUE will find that they
swopped very decent devil for a most diabolical
and indecent witch.
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P. MALLARD.
Printing! Printing!
CHEAP!! QUICK!li
CLARK & BRISBIN,

No. 10 CAMP STREET, the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully call the attention of the public
that they fully prepared any every descrp
ton of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
job Printing,
Such Pamphlets, Cards, Circulars Bill Heads Receipts
Blanks Briefs Handbis Lsbels, Ball Tickets etc. etc. on
the most accommodating terms
With their experience Goth being Practical Printers
voting their personal all orders entrusted to hem
and their facilities they a TT themselves that
be exceled any respect by any office in the city
ing neatly executed. my24 2plyMo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

Buffers Fluid IBIks.
Just received, fresh supply Of
TIERS
FLUID WRITING,
COPYING, and
RECORD INKS,
Assorted Sizes and the sale
by the box, a retail. by
D. FELT & STETsoN,
my22 2p3t "a Camp street.
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1Ne Best .4n,ertcaa g8io,,o,

INe nest american Pianos
EVER PRODUCED THIS o1TY.
From the Mandatory Of
sTEINwAY 4 SONS, N. Y.
These Pianos are celebrated for quality Of tome elegant
and soidysandng In tune half tone higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the Pansts to be
superior to any other made in this country,
Theundersgned visited last summer Piano Manufac
tories in the Northern cities, and selected STEINwAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS adapted to the southern
climate He has them for sale and artists are
invited to cali and examine them
ALSO
The best MELoDEoNs, from the mandatory Of MASON
HANELIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nil 2pMof Camp street. below Gravier,
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EesU Sharing Saloon,

.feiU Sharing saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty five years. has been al The head ~
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
ends ana customers that he has opened Establishment
No. ii Exchange Place,
Opposite the Postonice
which, he assures them will every way be worthy of tbir
patronage From ais long experience this CITY, he aers
se 'hSt ne thoroughly understands requirements Of
inc public and will use his best to meet
uon OF all who favor him with custom AS he has made
arrangements with number Of very best BARRIERS in the
southwest customers assured that thew will ba A.
enaed TO with skill prOuptess and dispatch at all times and
at all hours N
N. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place
nv sou (nnnsie ti,a Pc. nas..
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Job Printing once
BINDERY.
Blank Books. Blank Books.
RULED AND BOUND
To every variety Of Style and Pattern
BILL HEADS.
BILLS OF LADING,
CIRCULARS
CARDS, etc, etc.
And every variety of
ron Z'ZEZSV TING
Neatly Executed.
All work entrusted will be done with accuracy neat
and Dispatch and at the possible rates by
D. FELT q STETSON,
my22 2pSt 81 Camp street.
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New Orleans, January 80, 1858.
N. B. Goins-Dear Sir take pleasure stating that some
four months ago. when suffering with Chis Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try
Of your "Kaperapeum Just before chill expected and
such the effect had upon thatI determined upon
giving fair trial bought and took 1t according
to directions The result WAS that before had half finished
the bottle chs had eft me- since returned
in the enjoyment of perfect health having
pereneed any of the effects qunne drug usually put
in medicines for such diseases and do cheeruy
the "Kaperlapeum" to all who afflicted like was
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
New Orleans January 80, 1883.
Mr. Gons-Dear Sir know how inform you of the
wonderful change "Kaperapeum has me. For
eight and four months suffered with the falling the
womb and had several of the eminent
city who finally thought hopeless to
anything for when my husband you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased your tonic
justly celebrated tonic among the most refined of
the city really that divine origin
can hardly realize my great change felt better in nj
life than this That every poor woman afflicted
may your CREST tonic my feryent prayer
MARY SIMS.
Sc Hevia street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans March Is, 1853.
have used Coins Kaperlapeum for chis fever and
has cured earey; believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans.
New Orleans, March 49, 1858.
NJ. Coins; have been using your "Kaperlapeum for
hula that have suffered eighteen years. hav
ing during that been operated upon by Dr. Johnson St.
Louis without have been induced try your Ka
perlapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure,
AMOS HI HToWER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
ms 2pH New Orleans.
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Qu,,man ana Ronh.m.

The noble old hero-statesman OF Mississippi Gen.
John A. Quitman, and Mr.. NJ. L. Bonham Of South
Carolina, were the only Democratic members of the
House Of Representatives from the South who voted
against the English Kansas Conference Compromise
bill, which professed one thing to accomplish another
and which, while nominaiy sustaining fundamental
principle sacrificed that principle as much by indrec.
asif ton it had been done directly The Of Mr..
Bonham having been animadverted upon by the
Charleston Courier, he has seen fit to publish card,
which we subjoin with pleasure. We copy from the
Charleston Mercury Of the 18th instant
MKssRs. EDIToRs NY attention has been called,
since returned to Washington, to the annexed para
graph from the Charleston Courier, which have not
seen before.
Quitpaan and BonAapIt regretted spir-
hsanr in he vote on he Kansas BILL especially
Is PLACID them n temporary with the Black
There be neither discretion policy n thus declining M
jf Democracy OF the North mgaint the Raek Republican
their eorporas guard Of Democratic
BOuhsm IN course chiefly ~ bis reluctance
to sever from Gen Quinsn his equally gallant commander in
The Courier has, perhaps, inexperienced its in
formant IL not, its informant is in error in saving
was led or msled, in my course, chiefly by my (his)
reluctance to sever from Gen. Quitman,s ETC.
have the highest regard, personally and politi-
cay, for the distinguished Mississippian, with whom
have had the honor to be associated in this matter
and his opinions have deservedly great weight with
me. although we did not stand towards each other,
in Mexico, in the relation supposed But could not
feel greater reluctance (nor great) at
ing from him, than did at severing from my own
colleagues Ito say nothing OF the entire Southern
Democratic party) for the opinions of each and all
Of whom have the most profound respect, and for
one OF whom have, from early manhood, cherished
the warmest regard and attachment, personally and
politically.
took my position as the independent Representa-
tive OF the Fourth Congressional District after a
calm and deliberate consideration of the whole ques-
ton, for reasons satisfactory to myself which feel
1t due to my constituents, well myself, to give
to the public at an early day.
Whilst shall do so. | take this occasion to say
that should deprecate any division in our own or
any other Southern State this question, at time
when harmony at home on the great issues of the
day Is OF so much consequence to the South and
that make no war upon others, but shall be pre-
pared to defend my own position whenever assailed.
l am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obsdisnt
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Fishing Tackle

fresh supply of FIsHINF TACKLE, just received by
LION & PINSARD,
nyl7 2ptf Sc and 6s Royal street. corner Beuvllie.
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Blank account Books.
Just received, full assortment Of very superior
Blank Books.
MEDIUM.
ROYAL and
SUPER ROYAL
Made Of the best ENGLISH PAPER
ruled TO all the various patterns and full bound Russia
PACED. For sale very reduced prices, by
D. FELT l. STETSON,
ny22 2p3t 81 Camp street.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans. March Is, 1853.
have used Coins Kaperapeum" for chs fever and
1t has cured eatrely believe will when everything
else fails A, W. SMITH,
Nexv
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Merchants
AND
= A r. E N II S
Who with have their clerks prepared for bust.
ness informed that SUMNER CLASSES are row begin.
ming
iDOLBEAR'S
CO NJ Z R c. AL LLEGE,
No. log Canal street.
There Apartments Professors Peumanshp Book
Keeping, Mathematics English, French Spanish German
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book Keepers
my2t 2p3t. RUFUS D0LBEAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
rHrnoHAPH.c NHws.
REPORTED rOk THE DAILY DisPATCn
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL. or THE INDIAN, AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. April b.-The steamer Indian Wild
Liverpool dates TO the 9th nit, has arrived.
The U. 3. frigate Niagara reached Plymouth Cd
the 23d. The Agamemnop had commenced taxing
on board part OF the telegraph cable.
peiissier Is to be appointed the French Emoas-
sador at London.
Dates from China, to February 10th, state that
the blockade Of Canton raised on the lUfn.
The Americans and Russians had joined the
English and French 10 their demands upon china
Yeh was at Hong Kong, but would be sent 70
Calcutta
COMMERCIAL IsrELLTaEyGg.--Lfp Liverpool, March "a
Cotton had advanced l.sl4 but the buoyaney In
the market was checked on the 23d by the Ameri'
cas- news. Sales of three days 2s,o00 bales. Mar
ket closed quiet and steady. Manchester adTees
unfavorable-prices firmer and holders demand an
advance. -
Braadstufs have declining tendency Flour
dull, with a decline of Cd. Western 2l13sa22s:
Southern 22s abs; Ohio 23a2Ts. Wheat very duii
and declined one 10 two peuee--red %. I'd white
6s ais 3D. Corn dull and quoted at 80 IA Tor all
descriptions.
Provisions generally unchanged. Rice quiet
Rosin dull. Spirits of Turpentine dull and prices
unchanged.
Cbnsols-Money 967La9TlZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

The editor of the fredericksburg News gives an
account in his witty vein Of the defeat Of the
fredericksburg and Gosdonsville Railroad. We
hope 1t will have better luck next time. Freds-
ricksturg from its locality and capabilities, ought
to be one of the most prosperous towns Of the
Commonwealth and will be, when 1t attains jus.
tice at the hands of the old mother. II the fact
that town 10 true Virginia town, constitutes
other things being equal-any Recommendation to
the favor o. the government, then there are few
Virginia cities which have such claims as Frede'
ricksburg. The beauty Of the surrounding coun-
try, and ts proverbial heaithfulness, are attrae-
ions which must always make 1t 8 favorite place
of residence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

TEXAS ITEMs.--A storm, says the Galveston Citi-
zen. occurred recently in the Colorado settlement,
which blew down fences and in some instances
houses. The infant child of Mrs. Williams was
killed by the falling of the house in which the
fam lily lived.
The Austin Intelligencer notes the sudden ap.
pearance of the grasshopper In that neighborhood.
Myriads of them hatchiag, but it is hoped veg
citation Is 30 far advanced 20 be beyond the pos
sibility OF destruction.
The Columbia Democrat says that the planters
In that region have cotton two inches high, pre-
sentipg most perfect stand. From all quarters
of Tex as there seems to be a confidence of being
blessed with most bountiful harvest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
CITY GUAGER TO THE


- VOTERS OF RTCs M0ND-0n to-inor-
row you will be called on to elect the various III "
ncpai officers named in the charter. uager am eng
he rest Rafore YOU vote for either OF the gentIe-
men who have proclaimed themselves candidatcs
therefor recoIlect that one OF Them, rAnPsoN
JONES filled that Office Ter two ,"aI WV W. q,
salary of $1,000 per year; while. since MS eie tlon
though the have been liner eased ne mas bsa no
deputy. -. H., . t.r,a majority Mr. Jones
vss elected and chose Fox as biz deputy two years
since. being still duager. and Ios ms geputy
pofaariean party sts, mbled Mt the African Church
- ir,ominate candidates for the various city offices
Wr IFos's name being ment oned IN conheAion WIFE
II II Isnacers office he publicly notified the people.
tbrounh the papers. that ne teoS ns,fhsT ttu.ufoae
mo-, atd he intend 10 become one liz being tnss Nd
aor.tood that Janes was 10 have no opposition, ms
t;ar5s LETT the meeting,it being late nour. ABOUT
he time hosts ere sad TO walk at graves ya"n,
number Of Fox's friends put MN Ia honihatioh III"
a friend Of Mr. j. then rose ana stated that az
that gentleman had no reason TO imagine the e4ls.
ing state of tbinVs he would move an aTIouinlnenI
- eoJIow him time to see his friends. The moLlon
was immediately negatiyed by the friends 81 f1x
present. Jones was defeated ~ I'M a
IN him to be come indepf nd ent candlla'ei ne
d a. hut was defeated at the election ing to the
cot a vote that be migh well be proud of In 1887
Jones was gain an Independent Canoloate, put ue-
feated by small vote party tles sun Dnahs we peg
ME and many Of his friends voting against MN ne
eause he was not the nominee He is stli candidate.
an Independent one oo;and now as secret oaths are
scattered 10 the winds it is hoped that the people
who delight to be called free aud independent, viii
show that they so, by triumphantly eiectlng
him faw DAYS since card was published certifying
to Fox's capabty as an officer; two years since,
Jones got a similar one from DeSrly the same par
ties That Mr.. Jones was mannuvrtd out o1 the
nomination in the fret instance aud out of his OF
fice too ia as true that the sun rises and sets
shortly afser that event, is5 merchants sent MIN
card stating that they believed he was not properly
represented in said meeting and asking him TO de-
rlare himself an Independent candidate; the J be
Iieved an so must every else that he would now
be CITY Qua ger had he received one hours notice OF
the opposition brought against him.
II Is never too late to repair an injury let then
the voters be true to themselves aud true to those
INDEPENDENT instincts common in the breast Of every
man and they will elect Mr.. Jones TO the ofi1c,
which ba socks and which he filled with signal
ahiIity A FRIEND To JUSTICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
DIED.

Al wakefield. King William county. on the ioth
milf Mrs. ELEANOR TAYLOR, aged 81 years:
Her life having been one OF meekneas. and
fence and humble piety its close was peaceful anu
tranaujl Truly may 1t be eaid OF her. more anew ~,
her but to 1ire and love. Desolste indeed = ,
home 10 lately made cheerful and HAPPY ~ nel ~. ~
Church and neighborhood II which she was brls OF
and shining ornament sad void Z now ad rsa.
tixas NAV all initiate her bright example. Let me
die The death OF the righteous, and let my ias. 90"
be like hers" =; n, y,