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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

RATIFICATION OF THE YRIsARRI TREATYsAThe
Ncaraguan correspondent of the New York Times
furnishes the following information in letter by the
last steamer
The treaty concluded at Washington between the
Minister Of Nicaragua and Secretary Cass, in No
vember Last has been ratified by this Government.
The ratification will be accompanied however. with
instructions to the Minister to endeavor To procure
notifications and expeations in many particulars in
supplemental articles. The treaty was some weeks
under consideration In the Assembly, and the final
determination TO make an unconditional ratification
was probably hastened by the late news from the
United States OF new attempts the part of Walker
Senor frisarris letters touching the probability Of
new invasion Of flibusters, have much alarmed the
people and Government OF the State. Ii is decided
to appoint commissioners to the principal foreign
powers, with view to arrest what is apprehended
to be the pending snbverson Of the State II il
The steamer took on board at San Juan del Sur
four passengers, one OF whom, deck passenger, is
the bearer TO Washington of the Yrisarri treaty.
The only news from this portion Of the State Is the
discovery, few days since, by the Commandant Of
the fort, OF a box containing important papers and
books. the property of Walker. ihe box was found
buried three feet beneath the surface OF the ground
in the yard of house occupied by Mr. Cyrenius Ftz-
| gerald an American. He was under surveillance
4 until they could hear from the Government. They
say there is some chance of his being shot, as he is
known to have been secret agent Of Walker lThis
is the Mr. Fitzgerald who was sent out as agent OF
the new Stebbins Garrison Company1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

BRUTAL MURDER.-We learn that a Mr.. Harris, for
merly connected with tobacco manufacturing estab-
lishment in this city, brutaly murdered on the
18th inst, at New Providence, Tenn. by one of his
negro men. His remains were brought TO virginia,
and transferred from the Danyille train Yesterday
morning, to bis relatives, in Powhatan county. The
Nashville Gazette says that the negro was lynched by
the citizens of Clarksville to which place he was
conveyed for imprisonment. He made full COMES
sion OF his crime, detailing the revolving circum-
stances attending its preparation. He stated that
being alone with his master in his store at night he
watched for an opportunity TO satisfy petty ven.
geanee, and when Mr.. Harris turned his head from
him. he assaulted him with axe splitting his head
IN twain, and infiieting other CHASTITY wounds upon
his person. When life was extinct he threw the
body into the fire place. and set fire to the house.
This statement OF facts strongly coToborated by
circumstances before and after the act and there
being no doubt whatever to the guilt of the negro.
the crowd again applied the halter to his neck and
his life paid the penalty Of bis dreadful crime.
tRichmond Wing.
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gutaI SnttIliassllts.

Copprcm,o,, Va ,vara la ;,,o o-~o. a.; ....,..u..
NJ AD. -. 4. ~ -
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,, 4, "a, - . .s-s', - - ..s 'oe's 10
- y " '' 's svuns nH'aet'f u 'ne
~ ~ '1 s.."1s. .. % ..-, i .-s.l
MoRTUARY.-The Board OF Health report the NOR
tay OF the week at ~ 40 Of the number being children
ss man year ou " hs aeans = were ey consnmptani
TuE WEATHER YESTERDAY was SUNNY in axne,sshut
decidedly Boreann havOr The wind and esnsiy
ss,h.g and sssrfa u wood so.I .D
things which promote animal warmth. March once
in the frgidty Of JAnaa's and the espousness Of ApH
The MuRDERsoF BTRD.-fhe Coroner has concluded
bis INVESTIGATION into the murder Of Policeman Thomas Bird
o "a as,,s m WI"
"A FANCY DRrsK--Or. Ho,c hs Settled his Sfomaeh.
ekan nssa ssaso = s.'ha ~. nss. apa eAsa ,et me
urbane bsksepe. our t brandy vsry old and rare
ee and ! my duty 70 inf'm you that we . u at price
corresponding WIN Us quaihy-hsu Raehar she eiass"
well replied asns ms S,snss Ss s1ss had fancy
literally during the d and this drink Of excrueatn excsl
lsnes did the business e, him he ssaowsd y made sasiy
for the street. and forthwith deposited The nc0nuous
contents Of his stomach IN , ss sa,'sT ssa % sss
s.ias, ~ aa s,ndI, la.sn mas, win M other ss - x
Of any picayuns house hats go around to I~aHi s'oe
| '"@e " ''''' wy -
ooAorhA 49,, us.'. ne'u ~ an m
quest az onAiy hospi' ses'saas m'rnns On me eqdy
AZ, onsuson of be brain caused bv sceaen,a,Iv f.,,
from upper window q house at me corner Of is0s and
was taken to the hospital mmsdiasey Alssr the aeSsa but
FrRsr DIsrR1cr CouRr. Barfholomew Coliips-
hrd vim the murder II Maor Fax wss sr.
ed before SasEs g msa, ne entered pee Of mol sa and
Alexander Mones. was tried for assault and battery found
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A KrDNArrrR LrNourD.-In the ooncordia Intel

KIDNAPPER LYNoHED--In the Concordia Intel
ligencer, of Friday last we find the following:
We are informed by a respectable gentleman from
the vicinity of Jackson's Point, Adams county.
Mississippi, that white miscreant named Clark had
made arrangements with negro man, in the fiat boat
wooding business, belonging to the great Withers'
estate TO have the negro sell to steamboats, the two
boat loads of wood under his charge value about
$500 then leave his boats adrift join Clark, who
would have one of Mr.. W. l.. Jaeksons negroes also
kidnapped with him. Thus, cash in hand, the trio
were to proceed to parts unknown.
Prompt discovery and worse than Foster
Lynching,N set Clark aloat with seven or eight hun
dred ashes on his back, excorated from heel to neck
He had twenty dollars due him, as a wood-chopper
which was paid the steamboat Compromise, will
orders TO carry him to his Northern friends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

MORMON ENIGRATIoN.-The st. Louis Leader of
the lst inst publishes an article upon the expected
Catholic missionary that there is perfectly praeti.
cable route from Salt Lake to the British possessions
on tine north and he gives it as his conviction that
the Mormons intend to leave their present location
and proceed to New Caledonia, in British America,
where they will settle at the base of the Portage
mountains, near the 10th parallel Of latitude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
The Patent Indestructlbie Water Pipes,

The Patent Indestructibie Water Pipes,
-. PLUW BERS,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all si1es Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps etc. VICTORIA
GREOIAN and DRAB WASHsTANDs, suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
20 BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
Sizes wsshstand Sink Buters shsmpoonng Compression
cold water; Lager Beer and Cse Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs, and Hose Pipes from to inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be the very best article Of the kind in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes families Of from Eve persons up
that will cook for six hundred. fG, -
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vayesThree sizes Nos and a. prices S20 SS5
s5OTo aise from Is 81 feet perpendicular and
the from 80 ITO feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes patterns
prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor Office, Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
p3-A work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders selected from the country.
... Il. c. G. BIER CO..
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
FENCING CADENF.


CAPT. EDWARD DE REU, pupil Of of the most
celebrated Military Aeadee Of Europe having been appointed
teacher Of fencing in the weknown Military School Of W. H.
RUSSELL New Haven and from the Board Of Visitors and his
Exceency Governor appointed Professor of Arms in the
South Carolina Military Academy Charleston and Of the FIRST
regiment of Virginia. and soh regiment of North Carolina
Militia respectfully informs the public Of New Orleans that
he opened Academy for the purpose of giving nsuc
the above noble art the Amory of the Continental
Guards on Lafayette street, where he will give lessons to
single persons classes from 10 A. ~ to p ~ and from
to 10 O'Clock P NJ every day, Sundays excepted in the
Small Sword Broad Sword SABRE and likewise
in the of the Lance or Bayonet.
Capt R. wOud call the particular attention of parents to
this subject By being taught this science by the method Of
Lnge children of niue years and upward will acquire noble
carriage easy natural step and geneel the
time their bodies will be developed and strengthened.
As Fencing employs both mind and body the time,
(snce at the that the former plan of
attack the be ready execute experty well
guard against and render futile the simultaneous
men throughout all Europe considered necessary to
eduesu therefore taught in all public aud civic well
military schools.
For terms please apply the Academy during the hours
specified.
RI- The particular attention of all Military Companies is
called 10 the new tactics in Bayonet exercises. fec II
DATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER-PIPEs.
L CHARLES c. BIER. wN C. STEPHENS.
-r-. C. @. BIBR & CO., .tr- ord
No. e5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILRoAD-The Missis-
sppian announces that the commissioners Of the
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad will meet at the Capi.
tol in jackson, the first Monday in May next for
the purpose of electing officers and organizing a
board to carry forward that great improvement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

TRooPs ON THEIR WAY TO UTAH.-A detachment
Of three hundred United States troops belonging to
the Seventh infantry, commanded by Major Backus,
and accompanied by five officers arrived in Cincin-
matt over the Little Miami road, on Tuesday. They
are from Governors Island, New York, en- route for
jefferson barracks and from thence will be sent for
ward to join the Utah expedition p p
er-. 81 !, Isl Louis Democrat, lst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

BLINDFoLD CHESS PLAYING. = Mr.. Paulsen, the
celebrated chess player recently played seven games
Of chess, blindfoded, against the best players OF
Dubuque, Iowa. At the close of the games, PauIsen
told the position of every piece on the seven boards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

WAR IN DOMINICA ENDED. = Adyices from st.
Domingo to January state that Baez had concluded
to surrender, and that the articles of ca.
pitulaton were ratified Santana would be installed
President. -F- -s s.-.... ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

SUIoIDEs-A respectable married lady of Memphis,
Mrs. Boren, committed suicide in that city on the ID
inst, by throwing herself into we'll She left
husband and two small children. No cause assigned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
rTNOmBOLA or THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT o.
GENERAL WASHINGTON Exhibited at No. 80 Cha

V'OnBoLA OF THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT or
GENERAL WASHINGTON, Exhibited at No. 80 Char
tres street . .s.s...sr s-..E..tsr,r cfss
This celebrated original Portrait Of General Washington
hbited for time No. 50 ChAres street. y be disposed
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT IS A TICKET.
Each subscriber VIII receive subscribing premium,
splendid Photograph Of the Painting. e,
The Drawing Will take place the Tickets sold
Notice thereof viii be given In the papers. 50
Orders from the country TO be addressed TO
fe23 I'm @. DUHAME1, No. so Chsrtres street.
CANDs' sARsAPARILLA, FoRTRE REMOVAL
~ and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases arising from I
pure state Of the Blood or Habit Of the System.
The Original and Genuine Article.
INFINITELY SUPERIOR TO ALL oTHERs-PLEAs
ANT TO THE TASTE.
Composed of 4
Purely Vegetable Extracts,
And may be taken all seasons WITH PERFECT SAFETY.
TESTIMONY PROM THE ARMY. ira
MONTEREY, California.
Messrs A B. d. Sands: Gentlemen-I beg add
my testimony favor Of your invaluable medicine hoping
may other unfortunate beings try its esctsiand
that they may benefited have been arrived here by
the overland FIRST Of October last few days
attacked with very dagreeable eruption Of the
skin which my physician could not happened TO find
your arsAparla In In this place. and remembering the
popularity of the medicine home purchased three bottles
which the desired effect Of removing difficulty entirely
With high regards, yours, ETC.,
j. II. MILLER, Lieut.. U. s. A.
Its approved by faculty extensively used in
hospitals standard article Of medicine
throughout the American Continent Europe and the West In
Ola Islands.
Prepared by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, correr Of William, New York Sold also by
J. WRIGHT a CO., q and Isl Chartres 81.
sICRLES a CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
.t II. KENNEDY, chartres street..
fez2 I'm =. p. DUCoNGE. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

WAsHfsar8x, March 1862 -Sesnfe.--The Vice
President laid before the Senate Joint resolutions u
TIE Legislature Of Kentucky authorizing che Cover
nor OF that State 10 raise regiment Of v0lanfeers
and tender them 70 the President ef the United
States for service in the Territory of Utah, which
were read and referred 70 the Committee on Military
Mr. Crittenden subsequently asked the uuanimous
consent Of the Senate 70 withdraw these resolufions,
as he had received nate from hiscszeaaus pbo Was
detained om his seat hy indisposiripn sfatinz that
be desired 70 submit some remarks On the subject.
The motion was agreed 10. - tsfy
The question Of the admission Of Kausas WIS taken
up and after long discussion the Senate went into
executive session and then asljonrned. -.
The Speaker laid before the House certain
resolutions Of the Legislature Of Oregon TERRITORY in
relation 20 Inian wars which were laid On ts table
and ordered to be printed.
The Speaker announced that he had appointed on
The committee authorized to consider the reaoufien
Tor the expulsion OF Matteson the following genfe-
men Messrs. Seward Of Georgia. Harris Of Illinois,
Grow OF Pennsylvania, Curtis Of Iowa, and Bshep
OF Connecticut. ss sr. Ia ,,as .s x, sis 4 trf
Mr.. Harris Of Illinois, asked to be excused from,
serving. which was granted. - 1s
The Speaker stated the business first in order "a
be the consideration Of the following resolution, In
trodueed Monday last, a week, BY Mr.. Sherman Of
0ho--the question pending being on the motion
that the rules be suspended: "a - sF
Resoired. That the Secretary Of the Treasury b
requested to inform this House whether any money
has been paid .ont Of the treasury Of the United
States during the fiscal year ending june 80, 1857
for the expenses Of any legislative alleged legsa
tive assembly in the Territory Of Kansas and II 30
under what act or provision Of law, and from what
fand said money has been paid. The rules were sus
pended. and the resolution agreed to.
The House soon after adjourned.
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uI@ y INU' % NHTIF 5tlV1V INe" VI I17sII7.
DORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

i ENGINES. T7
HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
lana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas aud Texas is
established at No 70 0rayier street, New Orleans where thu
subscriber who States receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; of sizes from to 81 horse
power OF these celebrated Engines which, after test Of nine
upwards Of 500 Engines in all the States of the Union
all giving the most complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylindar boiler WHICH is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work put them operation special skin to
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel them.
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw M; straub's
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mls Newell Cotton Screws for
power Carver Improved Gin Stands; with Shaft
ing Phls Stands Boxes and Bolts ready t complete
the notice, Steam Cotton Gins Corn and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few days after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with lao testimonials will
sent by mail any address. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
aust 1y&W No. 70 3ravier street. New Orleans
II. ATroRNEY-AT-bAw. b fsar-
~ C01uNniA. Las
VIII practice In the parishes q Caldwell, calahoaa and
J. Franklin. q jsle 1ya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

MIssIssPr1 CENTRAL RAILRoAD--on the 18th ult.
the cars commenced running on this road to Water
Valley, forty-nine miles below Holly Springs, and
seyentytwo miles from the junction of the Memphis
and Charleston road. h
The Grenada Republican is informed that the citi-
zens of Coffeeville and vicinity have raised suci-
eney Of means to complete the Mississippi Central
Railroad to that place. al
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Aetu @rIeans Dailp Gtsstsnt
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1855. !.


D. sIIJE%DAY MORNING.. MARCH O. lSJN.
l-,----S-
Taik om 'chanse' .....l..
The talk yesterday was varied. First II was the
steamer and cotton then the Lapland weather which
prevailed, then. something about exchange. The
a,raa. !. s,,,,n " =, ne -
,,a, ,,,a Ir,,r". =, s,
1,Ia,.o,o. u II. .,l. fsf. fl-s- q ~s- =
~ t;roe prs;n,ss y
T,a .rr,,.a1. 80 -. ~ ~
80 al an -. ~ M, :. '
~, ai,o iaraa ~ - ~. ts-ee :, so'so.
a.; 49, i. =. -. - ~
~ rooa;,, ~. - -. ssp
~ si ana An tha, co,,,ss Ii, - - VI.
and Mia sor a. nsnal ,' '-s ~ = ""'''e'' '''su'
T,bsrs were vsrs ss,s ..v,,. Is ,..ro ....,, -.
,va.S a,a ~. nrssan, na..sas IN 80. "a '-s
az A. - ,sa s go. .asa ~
~ 49, ", 'a'e, - -
~, = - os 80, - -, !. :, -
81 ,ai.,,s oe,,o,, .,,,,s -. ,es 'i,S ra,Ig,
-, - ..N N'ee' A''S'''s''
1,,,s N,,.., s.,,., .,..-,.. 80. -
aug Sofsne'n HAL ianeo yes'eruay. Vne OF TWO
back mails were received at late hour. The water
on the lake is low and we may look for further de.
tentions as long as these northers hammer which
i'uSi0 AAPPsH' "ui0"
may Dc very oiten this month";
-
FL IDe steamer DeIta, capt Ford, arrived yester-
day morning from Cincinnati with cargo of produce
the ouality or auantty of which or 10 vyhom con
.;,,.aa = a-o1,,,,.ta a.. -. !. ....----- !.
" 80 o"D " iepo''' 'a ooa.e4ueHee Y.
tne cierk refusing copy OIL his manifest
fhoFEssok nALE--froiessor r. Lawrence Hale, oil
this State is undoubtedly the best exponent of the
mysterious science of adoopy or electro biology in
~. oo,,,- u. ~ -, ioo.,,u;. =. a..
r' Nou"'y' "as 'e0n iessu'ihs oh 'ne s'n9eS'
throughout the South and West for the last eight
years. and has invariably demonstrated his theory by
exnermen.s which in an earlier no ,ronId have con
,,o,o5 ,,;., - a. 49, - ~
ssneu nian ~ ue ssaAe 40 q "'Aa.u'
Electro-biology, we need hardly explain, is the
science by which an adept ia it may overpower OF
aheorb the will of a snhiect nut him 10 slaer in
-... -. i. -. ~. --.. q 20.
oei'Aih Se"se-is@'nis oiiy ni7 FsieePHse iacultes
awake, and through those facnlties rendering him
entirely subject to his WILL and firm believer in any
| daIpsion ,vhich he NAV nlaosa 10 ogar p-ofas.n,
r-,-,N-,.,...'.- - - -.
ae a's'' ~ .uis ,espe0' - ms'i se. ior.u in tne
following, an editorial from the Nashville Banner ol
| January IL, 1857:
| Charge of Forgsy1t-6 Font Rae,-f)ne of ,he
hest Jokes If the season came or in th;s cit asr
| dav and Originated as follows . prof Hals "a Ill
Isttnre on Fridav nobt gave his eslshatsd colss
MIA oxneri1nent His subjects yere tstan 10 tha Il nd
If cod thronrb a the dificnltes and tr;aIs anJ
retnrned home zach with iarge arnopnt nf ,,ld ala
Tho professor bonght ther gnIa ,y;vny tbcr, fstis
bits of paper which he told them were checks upor
the BANK Oh Nashville, and which wonld be paid on
d ine s2a Nv Ios, ms aual
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Telegraphed tothe New Orleans Crescent
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
:. tsrfms kasIosAr t1xH1 aa...- =.

BArox RorGE. March s~-The House had the gen
eral appropriation bill under consideration. =.
The Senate was occupied in the discussion Of the
bill regulating the fees Of the Register Of the land
Office. HaF
Steamboats, Passing. 500 ,
vfcxsBURc, March s.-The II. K. ", Nm passed
down at H. the Powell at II last night, Ohio Belle At
noon, Michigan and Morrison at q Pacific at S, Yicks
burg at 9, and Red river at7P.M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS. etc.

81 SOUTHERN FIRE-PR0OF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers to the public Fire Proof Roofing
possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered;
Il Is cheaper SLATE will last long needs NO RE
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
the atmosphere or by The sun a Of heat
1t can be applied any species Of roofs a or Inclined may
and will give building covered the external
For he roofs Of ears omnibusse steamboats,
ueb and would render raoad ties mperhabs when coated
with they would longer be exposed to the atmosphere
Il i flexible when applied to silk or cloth and will not crack
nor ii be removed by any force.
Office Of the Company No. S s. GhSrles street basement Of
orrIcE LOUISIANA MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY
This certify that after thoroughly examining the char
acter of the "SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF R0OFING,n y have
galvanized iron roof Of my residence covered with IT.
that am perfectly convinced Of lis ncombuby and Of its
ciiy am Opinion that IS admirably eaeasted for roofing
as properly Pnt on no ROOT covered with 1t can posi-
O'' i'"A "'Ou-D '-' CHARLES BRIGGS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a, 1851.
w Dc R,1y fs Ss T d 9s .sls Ss III
MAN CO. and nd satisfactory as protection against both
The skygbt in our office has been for number of years in
leaky condition hav a attempts heretofore
the 81 Ss Rson we II usd Is pow @ @ oa
annoyance, and we feel that we eau safely recommend to
'A' p"'fiisi fsignedl sIoKLEs & co.
wANTED-A gents in all parts of the country. Jas 2m
Jefferson Parish January 10, 1853
do certify that have had the roof Of Sugar
House the Southern Proof Roofing Of Mers
Geunon Coleman Co.. and far has given perfect salts
faction CHAS. DUSUAU.
.--r r.l.. New Orleans, January IL, 1883
Dear sirs We DO with pleasure recommend your Southern
Roofing after having buildings covered
with it, and cheerfuly recommend the community
safe, cheap and durable Roofing. f'eg
Respectfully yours,
.F OLIVER II. Ps6 NJ p. CAMPBELL.
jals If No 253 CaTondelet street.
L
ERENCH BURR MII.L-sTONEs-
A supply Of the various sizes WARRANTED BEST QUAIL
| ITY, in for sale by GEO. W. sIzER
fe3 3m corner Magazine and Poydres streets.
H= JOB BOAT PASCAGOULA WILL
move ships, schooners and hatboaGs or down
he coast. All orders win receive prompt aten
i ton. THOS. q. MACKEY a MORRIS, Agents,
nl3 Gun .tf 2l Commerce street
I LIGHTNING RODs--LIGHTNING RODS
4 n. NUTTING GOULD
| DEALER IN, LIGHTNING RoDS-0rders left In Bo1
No f Mechancs and Dealers Exchange will receive poup
ttention. az 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

GFTbe steamer Delta Capt Ford, arrived yester
day morning from Cincinnati with cargo of produce
the quality or quantity of which, or to whom con
signed, we are unable to report; in consequence Of
the clerk refusing our reporter copy of his manifest