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III Card.

TO THE PU B IL
Ihave since return the city temporary absence
in Of the serious illness my wife been informed
that 81 has ben currently reported that had
from the Vgian Committee given for the purpose running
OH certain individuals obnoxious and by
ganaon and that had about 500 of that
and run sway with the balance.
The object of this card is publicly smphaiieay to pro-
nounee 'he statement false and malicious No person or per
sons have dared to approach upon subject defy
and brand the orginaiion Of the false and malicious
len the city suddenly Saturday evening purpose
Of going to family, the Rallrsad from whom
had received Intelligence that my wife seriously ill.,
the intention Of returning Immediately to the city.
Prior TO my leaving, however necessary and pro
per arrangements for the performance my during
temporary absence returned yesterday morning BY the
O'Clock train the htst opportunity had get back.
have been active and consistent member american
party since 1885 and consideration ever cause me to
abandon those principles have org
advocated and certainly shall be driven from by
malicious fslsehoods Of my enemies.
jes 2plt II. FORNO.
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Loss or THE sH1P kNIckERRocREa.-C Capt Pierce,
n <bs ahjp CreoIe from New York, reports that, on
~ 17lh Nay, be spoke q wrecker bound to Nassau,
n: r. having or board the third mate and 80 pas
MaGem 6ona the ship Knickerbocker, Capt BEN
eIQ1e fFon Liverpool for this port From the wreck
ef< he Ieafaed that the Kni1kerhoeker went ashore
A ~ 23d Nay, and the northeast point Of Abaco.
ana would be total loss. She had III passengers,
80 q whom were on the wrecker; the remainder
had been landed on the Island
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Removed
FROM Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.

supply Of CREME DE BoUzY cHAMPAaNF, in qusrts
and pn,s continually hand which equal to the best that
comes to this Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINS, MADBIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage Of I795 1898 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY Of MI deseptons-scotch Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER In pnis and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold as reasonable terms as
other house Ia the city.
SEwELL 7. TAYLOR,
81 zply No. II Royal street
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k5-One of the most prevalent, and Mt the
same time troublesome and painful diseases the
man flesh, Is The Fever and Aeue For long time the medi-
cal world has been continually bringing forth spe
Giles for its permanent but all without effect Dr. Hos
letter experienced and celebrated physician
in furnishing the public With valuable preparation for the
Of Fever and Ague The dy increasing demand
lately made for the Btte and the universal attend
ing It's have made for reputation passed by any
specific Of the kind For the of The Ague Dr.
Hostetes celebrated Stomach Bisrs should claim
superiority ether preparation For sale by
druggists and dealers generally, e7 2p6t&W
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TIN BalTIsn CnuIsEks Still. ABOUT Captain
Ntmsck Of The packet ship Westminster, from New
reports Chat on The Soth ult.. of Anguii Island
~ ~ boarded BY the officers from British man Of
~u schooner, and questioned as to the name and
destination Of bis ship, what cargo ETC. which ques-
tonz oeine answered the party returned. Remaining
y ey Iei that they boarded her suspccting her to
oe savor They did not ask Tor the ships papers.
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WASHINGTON IrEMs-The Baltimore American o
the afternoon Of the lst inst has the cnIln,rin.

WASHINGTON IrEMs.-The Baltimore American of
the afternoon of the LIST inst. has the following;
The statement that Lord Napier had said that the
ministry would insist on the right of visit is nm
founded and inconsistent with his whole official ana
personal assurances He denies that he has had
correspondence on the subject, until that required
by Gen Cass representations ustifyinr or looking M
The possibility OF the recent proceedings The con
ylction is strengthened that they will be promptly
disclaned, from this cause as well as IRON the
amcaole negotiatlousgthat were pending concerning
occurred.
kfIhe New York Herald's Washington correspond.
ent says i Is understood that Mr. Robert NJ Maeraw
Of Maryland, has been rendered the mission TO
Paraguay.
Or. Bernheisel, the Mormon delegate, does not
credit the rnmors that the Mormons were leaving
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ATTEMPTED KiDNArPiSG IN NORFOLK, wa
Capt Bayss Of the schooner Keziah, assisted by his
mate, made wholesale attempt at kidnapping nc.
groes from Norfolk, on the 3lst ult They had sue
ceeded in getting of from port with five negroes the
property OF citizens Of Norfolk, bat were pursued,
captured brought back and imprisoned. The excited
citizens came very near ynchIng the scoundrels but
were finally satisfied by being allowed to guard the
jail. These two phlantiropic Yankees will no doubt
labor for their elIowmen in the States prison for the
next five or ten years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-08

SERVED RIeHr---A correspondent Of the London
Evening Post says that young jerome Bonaparte,
who after having received an education at West
Point, and holding Lieutenants commission in the
U. s. Army resigned, went to France, became
naturaIzed, and appointed one Of the Emperor's
STAFF is not In high favor with his master and cousin
and does not appear to have made any advances
either pecunarily otherwise, as be dimes daily at
the English tavern Of Mr.. Hill, where be has only to
pay the moderate sun Of IS cents for his meal. We
never had much sympathy for citizen Of the United
States who would expairiste himself
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WHEAT csof N GsoRGIA.--The Lumpkin Paa-
q he "a inst speaking Of the crops ia that sec.
son q The tate, says wheat Is being harvested
and despite the rust, we have been blessed with 4
ia'r yield Oats bid fair % be ruined by rust. Corn
and cotton i indeed promising We doubt whether
better prospect has been for many years. Our
no's should swell with gratitude 10 the giypr Of All
these blessings for the same.n
4ne wheat IN this section, says the Athens Watch.
an q ne I'd inzt- looks well and we think It il now
out of the reach Of rust. -"
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Southern Furniture ss-arsroo,.

WILLIAM h. STEwART,
at Nos. III and lTS Canal street, Ne,s Orleans.
Has justreeeived from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs. in .d
dition TO his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprisins EVERYTHING in his line sf business Pare.
wishing anything iias viii find to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
le7 spet<W III and IT'S Canal street,
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10 Persons advanced In life, and feeling
the hand of Time weighing heavily upon them all
tendant u.s. win find in the German Bi,ters
elixir that will nstl life into veins restore in
measure the and aor of youthful days build up
their drunken FORMS give health and energy 10 their
msnlng AK for HoOands Bittes prepared
by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson.
Principal Office AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists or storekeepers in every and village
United States Cansdas Indies aud South America at rs
cents per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and Isl Chartres street. lei 2plmaW
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huHosEp EXPEDITION or HoUsroN 70 MExrco.-
Ihe New York Sun Of the ist says that It is stated
tna1 Gen Houston, Immediately after the adjourn,
1nent oF Congress, contempIates an expedition into
Aexco with company Of -four or i've thousand men,
We arc anxious to follow the herp Of Alamo to new
conques's The understanding Is that they are 10
1sx5size another slice Of Mexico aud bring il into
ZIG unIon. and with il Houston into the Senate.
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lea s Pes@s-tns'
WORCESTER SHIRE-S AUCB.

The attention of Hotel Keepers Propretors OF Rating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms and Private Families 10
msnded to trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce. This condlment by It's merits has attained the high
est rank pleasant paatabe and wholesome Sauce app
cable to soup, fish, hot and cold game etc. IL
tsnsively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its neris and the fact that received only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New York ExhhsD
attess the estimation IN which held by
special reerenceto their ability Judge Of the quality Of a
lar articles Of table And being the popular Sauce In
the market unpncped parties offering for sale spuss
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PBRRINs
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in Alsoorders received for direct
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-08

THE MARINE LOSSES FoR MAy.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer, of the list inst, publishes
table of marine losses for the last month"; which shows
an aggregate Of thirtythree vessels, Of which FIVE
were ships. ten barks three were brgs, twelve
were schoouers, two were steamers, and one soop.
The total value Of property lost was seuen hundred
and fourteen thousand dollars As compared with
the month Of May 1857, the above shows decrease
in the value Of property lost Of five hundred and
thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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The New York Ledger states that at the
tanefsl Of relative, N. P. Willis and bis sister,
Fanny Fern recently met and recognized each other
1or the Grit time Ia seven years.
y was at the funeral Of tho wife Of Richard Sorrs
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TV-au Paper, wan Paper!

good selection of Fine Medium Low Priced Papers,
Just received good assortment CABINET HARDN ARE
and UPHoLsTERERsi TRIMMINGS, CAMPHBEE. SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES
ETC., ETC.. at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents W. den a Nsphsw's
mo- 9nIv celeiraed fsonnl Varnfsh-
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OF course the prominent talk yesterday was the
election yet there was something else TO talk about
those who desired to place exchange, were anxious
to know where and how the best arrangements could
be made. The weather was showery from about 10
o'clock A. N. to 5 p. NJ. the dust was enectnally
laid, but whether the ardor Of the soyereigns was
cooled or not, comes not within the province Of our
talk.
1t is hardly possible to expect that with stock Of
cotton on hand, In press aud on shipboard Of over
200 900 bales, that day should pass without some
talk on the staple. The market yesterday quiet.
The receipts were fully up TO expectation. Tobacco
comes along with great freedom; SEINE Of our good
friends inquire when the last hogshead Of the
will arrive As we eschew the article altogether we
cannot give the desired information. We can only
say to buyers for foreign markets, that there are
chances for great bargains and should these remarks
meet the eyes Of Northern buyers for European mar
kets we have only to say that they can come to
good city in Eve days, buy what they want in six,
and be back in NewYork within twenty days time.
The steamer Kangaroo is fully due at New York.
with dates Of the 26th ult. from Liverpool The
general talk is that must wait for the steamer of
the 9th inst to deyelope for time the course Of the
cotton trade. The great India question is far from
being settled, but there are things nearer home
which will attract the attention Of the Brtishnistry
The talk is that il any of the American men-of.war
should have the bravery bodness to capture one of
the British steam gunboats, there might be an excite
ment. In the meantime, while this talk of war is
going on, somebody joys us about cotton. Well, we
can only refer to the report of the Memphis market
of last Wednesday:
Shipments from Memphis from the LIST of septemher
ISL, % the list Of June, 1858 Bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-08

The MILK QUESTION IN CMcINNATI.-The Com
mercial, of the LIST inst, has the following:
The question of swLmilk, ? which is at the pres
ent time the general domestic theme in the Eastern
cities is beginning to agitate this community. No
doubt but that the practice is carried on to some
tent among certain Of our milk dealers but we be-
lieye the greatest evil we suffer under is swilling
the milk with water after it comes from the COW.
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HenryLeffh,

GLIDER
Nc. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made TO nrdeF. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING dons IN the best style. rnylS 2ply
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The sksrnsssh around .uoodv,,

This morning has in deieoraied the renown Of
his celebrated "BuILET-PRooF sHIRTs.n SO much in
demand during the present exciting times but they are sn
to be had wholesale retail. from
X DOE. EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR Sc,
and article for the Gentisens toilet equally cheap at
S. N. MOODYs,
n. L. corner Of Canal and Royal Streets
New Orleans june 4 isss les aPSt
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gentleman, on taking volume Of Gibbons
Rome TO book store 10 Boston, to be bound, was
asked whether be would have Il bound ia Russia
will have II done here.u
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R-Wecd's Patent Sewing Machine is before
MS We have examined It and tried kinds
and FOR once confess selves asonhed that simple piece
Of mechanism will The complaint against Sewing
chimes generally has been that they very easily get order
and become useless to the purchaser Bnt exception
for there is to all appearance nothing get Of repair
And we wonder again, simple thing will beau
tful straight, and firm seam, that rivaed
either in beauty strength by work done the ordinary
1t we'll the hneet muslin the hard
est cloth doing kind Of work which families require
is also adapted to shoe aud saddle actuers' e
have elegant specimens work done leather
that not only handsome but strong. We seen
complete Sewing Machine before could so freely
recommend 10 readers who need such thing this
since Sewing Machines have necessity in every
family where there is much sewing be done, advise
purchase this In preference any Other.
These Machines manufactured sold by WHITNEY
LYON, No. 345 Broadway, New York.
Wilmington IN. o. Herald.
NJ s. HEDRICK, % Camp street,
my2I 2plmSW Agent for New Orleans.
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Parry DA,n.- The Chicago Tribune says that 1t
kaIned twenty-five days out Of the hrty-one Of last
month, 10 that city.
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NEW ORLEANS, August H. lEsJ.
W. p. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear srThe wenyfour Inch MIL which purchased fruu
for Mr. T. j. Packwoods plantation attached IN
the mill engine and put in operation last week.
much pleased with In every respect both In regard
picty durability and quantity II grinds. the MN
when in operation several times and found my surprise
the mill was grinding buhe minte therefore ezpssa
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per ense
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill ever manufactured
Yours respectfully,
aui4 2ptf .JOIIN 8 McDON n ro.s,..-
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Important to Parents.
B 0 Y s. G. l. O L II [ N G
At Manufacturing Cost.
FOR CASH ONLY.

Being about to relnquish the BOYS CLOTHING
BUSINESS the subscriber closing his splendid
stock Of Youths Boys and chdren's CLOTHING such
UBprecedentediy Low Prices
will who to pay the exor-
biant Of Retail Houses.
For the benefit of the ineredu'oas Of Prices
Joined, with the there will deviation
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Iiik chuIsRR ARorIc.-This steamer, recently OF
% inc Gull, carried two 80 Founders and one IL
P0una eafgonsde, With % men on board, all tod.
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The following communication, relative to the
adoption Of q new system Of measurement of mer.
chant vessels by the Government of Russia we learn
from the Washington Union Of the LIST inst has been
addressed to the Department Of State by the Russian
Minister at Washington
WASHINGTON, May IL, (24,) 1853.
Mr.. Secretary Of State The Imperial Government
has just adopted new method of guaging merchant
vessels, by LASTS or burthen. ths method which is
explained in the annexed printed document will
apply to Russian vessels, and to such foreign vessels
the captains of which might not be prepared TO ex-
hlbit regular shippapers, specifying their guage.
IL Is understood that 10 the application Of this sys
tenn of guaging to foreign merchant vessels they will
be put exactly in the footing with Russian yes.
sells, and will not be subjected to any greater restrict
ions or greater expense.
have been charged by the Imperial Government
to convey knowledge of this measure to the Federal
Government, so that the captains of American mer.
ant vessels may stand informed that the new repula
ton will apply to them unless they shall exhibit said
ship-papers, with mention made of the guage of
their vessels.
BE pleased, Mr.. Secretary Of State, to accent the
renewed assurances Of my high consideration.
sToEcKL.
Secretary Of State of the United States
The original bears this writing:
Examined by II. M. the Emperor, at st. Peters
burgh, on the 10th OF December, 1857
"Signed The Manager OF the Business of the Com.
mittee OF Ministers and Secretary Of State.
s0UKowRINE.p
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Esq1xssA number Or Hoard 4 Sons stationary
received " ~ aa~p. NJ 3e efaser street. SCI sss,,,ss
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s9-NOtice-The public are hereby In form I'd
that this is the last month fer paying their Taxes
tate Slaves Capital Personal Property without
suit TaxPayer respectfully invited 10 come for
ward and pay their bills.
a onIto ar
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SIoSkLfzsD BY Capt Pierce, Of ship Creole, on
be ~ inst, On south Point, ship Ramona, More
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METHOD FOR GuAGING SHIPS IN LASTS.
lst a. Measure. in English feet, the length of the
upper deck from the real lace of the stem 10 the aft
face Of the stern post
b. The inner breadth Of the lower surface of said
deck planks taken from the half OF the length; and
c. The depth of the hold to the keel, in the well
pump from the planking Of the deck down to the
limbers.
I'd. Multiply by each other the three aforementioned
dimensions, to-wit; the length, the BREADTH and the
DEPTH and divide the product by 1870, when the re.
sutng quotient will give the tunnage capacity Of the
vessel and by dividing the quotent by q the result
will give the capacity of the vessel in lasts.
3d. Should there be poop on the deck or slight
elevation on the quarter deck 1t will in like manner
be necessary to measure the inner length of the deck
It's breadth, taken from one.half its length and its
height between the deck planks Multiply those
three dimensions by each other divide the product
by 80, and then divide by the resulting quotient
The quotient Of the latter division will be added to
the sum previously obtained and the total will give
the whole capacity of the vessel expressed in lasts
4th. steam crafts will have to be measured in like
manner with sailing vessels, with this exception only
that 1t will be necessary TO subtract I OF last for
each nominsl power Of the steam engine.
The t varies among The nations II eousl most
generally 10 two
10 DC The case In She Netherlands and in France,
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c0orzas WASTED Sec advertisement to this
sasek p sno:hsf colann.
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Carpet warehouse,
Biosos, Kicks, Corns, Tender Feel

All know being struck hard eye or on the face
will swell and turn black Whoever prefers closed eye or
black mark, rub in instantly
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and neither swelling blscknsss pain viii Change
pasers daily on corns for toas e AND they wi disappear
and make the painful feet easy on app
cation. All eau thus he cured unfailingly
sale New orlesns wholesale rets al popetors
prices, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
p and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for the South. and whom all orders
should be addressed. je7 2p3teod&itw
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;SY EokNIua. JUNE !. lsss.

sess7ssS,Sss--'
- ~ nnder renewed obligations to the
"a a. 1l<onsr John Rains for river iavors in
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New Orleans, January 30 1855.
n D. Gons-Desr Sir take pleasure stating hat some
four months ago when suffering with Chs Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try
Of your Kaperapeum" just before chill expected
such the effect it had Hpon that determined upon
giving ii fair trial. and bought bottle and according
directions. The result that before finished
the bottle. my ch had left and have returned
am now in the enjoyment Of perfect health having
peEienced Of the effects Of qunne other drug usually
In medicines for such diseases cheeruy
the "Kaperlapeum" to all who afflicted like
Your friend,
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ItUO thousand Dollar Piano
ELEVEN HUNDRED VALUABLE LOTS
FANCY GOODS!!!
To RE GTVPV 1WaIf

Mr. =. MORGAN respectfully informs the publc that
SPLENDID PIANO and 100 LOTS OF ELEGANT FANCY
GOODS, exhibition at his Store,
No. los Poydras street,
Immediately under Mr.. VIM. Guay's Daguerrean Rooms)
will be disposed of according the following very liberal
plan:
Every purchaser of RICH CUP AND SAUCER for Five
Dollars selects envelope at and the PRESENT
responding in number with in the envelope
Immediately presented him. and he also receives emitting
him to CHANCE IN THE PIANO.
Among the Presents distributed are-od Band China
Dinner Tea Toilet and Sets;
Fancy China Goods Papier Msche Tables
grayed Gobles, Champagnes, Wines etc, etc.
ss-The Ladies especially invited call examine
the Goods. my2t 2ptf
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New Orleans, March Is, 1853.
Mr. Coins; have been using your Kaperlapeum" for
hula that have suffered with for the last eighteen years
ing during that time been operated upon by DIR. Johnson
Louis without have been induced try your
perlapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI ,HToWER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
m25 2pn New Orleans.
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.Mar Stsfdi1te s. Co.'s
CHAMPAGNE.
ca Orders taken by Mr.. A. MAURICE, at sosTHENE
THOMAS 4 cos, No. Grayier street mysl 2pim