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AAscA ShhSp.---DOOts, GU,f \
Hats and Caps, Dry Gobas ;.a =.
boxes, baies and trunks truss is1Sc u 100 ma
in boxes and bales,) Fsatnefs,
furs, Ac., &c.
SEcoxp CLAss.--Domestic eneet1
ing. Shirting and Ticking lin
orisinalbales, } Drugs lin casksl
hardware, Leather, Liquor In ooc' LOO ms.
eaaks). Wail Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, eastward, DC. DC.
THIRD pCLAss.-Apyils, Chains lin
casks.) Hemp. Bacon and Pork,
saited loose or in sacks Paints Soc. y 100 ms
edry and in oii,) Oils, texc~pt
lard and rosin),
Founfs CLAss.-CoiIes, Fish, Ba-
con, Beef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, cast~ard,l Lard and
Lard Oil, kAik, Soda Ash. (1er-
man Clay, lar, Pitch, hosin. Aoe. g ioo ms'
steel, Manufactured Tobacco
hosin Oil, Qusenswars, Sugar
lhhds. bbls and bxs.,) kc, DC.
FLnuH-75c " bbl., until further notice.
1hAlN-S5 cts. " 100 fbs. until further notice.
CoiIoN-$2 y bale, not exceeding 800 fbs, in
weight. until further notice
In shipping Goods from any poin, east Of Phil.
deiPhis, be particular 10 marx packages av,a
Ptnnsyiranin Rariroad." All goods copsirued to
the Agents OF this road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, VIII be forwarded without detention.
fkEluHI AdESlS-Clark 4 Co., Chicago (;
fseker co1 Memphis, TeDn.i p. q. o'Riiey 4
KY; h. Q, Medium, Madison, Ind, II. W. Brown
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati II S. Pierce 1
Co, Lanesville, o.; Leech 4 Co, No 81 Kilby-st
boston Leeeh Co., No. 2 Astor House, N. ".
No. William ST., n. y; H. J. Sneeder, Philadel-
Ehiai Nagraw Moons baltimore; b. A. Stewart
fit'soufgh' ii. IL. HOUSTON,
~ General Freight Agent.
II. J. LoMBAERT, ,sup't, Altoona, Penn
Jan. i, '53-dly
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ffne Geld and silver watches,
CLOCKS, sPECTACLEs, SILVER WARE, 4c.,
Thrd-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
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Gas Fixtures.

keokuk Agency
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
cKLEBRArxD 1a16n. ~ "
Family Sewing 11ach w
THE ARovg nACHUnGy
EB-rHE vERINvkHTID.N
A RE sold st this agency II the msasinofmms
po-fnstrsctionsin In opsrat az the -
gratis to purchasers Of Machines. ri III II
Refer 10 the following Ladies in Heskrk. 90 = U
have these machines in usef - g IS. M s3
Mrs. Ed~. ktlbourne Nrs A. II (lhiAksr, Hx # DIT u
Mrs, I'm McGavic, Mrs. lie. YlsS1.
Mrs. Dr.. Ford, Mrs.. John 11na
Apply personally or by latter - \ s. 1
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FhlCE AEOtCEWf
1000 u . & . 4 q,
M ADk from Pittsburgh Coal produces 8 men
4S1 intense heat than coal, and ID freefrom oUeh
and dirt Will be delivered in any part of ~
city, until fur.her notios, In quantities not lsG
than " bushels, At l6 cents per bushsl.
Apply at the Once Of the
GAS COMPANY,
Jansd No. 6S Main st, Up Stairs.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

CATALOGUE or rHE LrcEuN LIBRARy.--We are
indebted to Mr.. VIM. o. Rogers, Superintendent Of
the First District Schools, for copy Of the recently
published catalogue Of the Public School or Lyceum
Library Of the First District.
AFTER CHANGING through the cataiogue--which Is
good szabe book Of ia pages feel satisfied that
ii il could be universally the list Of subscribers
to the Library would augment at very extensive
rate, The collection comprises over ten thousand
volumes including works IL every branch Of art and
science, By me most renowned authors biography,
Voyages and tnvsI history. fiction. poetry reviews
essays, eecbea letters and miscellanies, to an ap
parenfy inexhaustble extent dictionaries and en-
cyclcpedas; French, Italian and German works. on
Inherent sutjects--a large collection; a host of
works on theology, religion, medicine and law and
collection Of Juvenile books Of all kinds, which
alpne take up twenty-four pages OF the catalogue.
When the small price Of subscription is considered,
BY which the subscriber may revel at his win amid a
forest Of literature and when the additional facts
considered that the readingroom Of the Library
Is Large and elegant and that the tables are always
covered with the latest foreign and home reviews,
magazines and other periodicals. we cannot conceive
how any man with thirst for literature can hesitate
to enroll himself on the subscription books
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

THs WASHINGTON ARTILLERY BALL To-NIeHr.--
The anniversary ball Of the Washington Artillery
Company Captain Walton, takes place at Odd Eel
lows Hall tonight. That will be an unusually bril-
liant and charming Affair." have not the least doubt
for the Companys last anniversary ball was the most
brilliant Of the season at Odd Fellows Hall, and this
time the Company have laid themselves out to en-
tirey eclipse all their previous annual festivities.
Great numbers Of Invitations have been Issued and
As i is TO be military dress, fancy dress and mas
qnerade balI--a recherche affair altogether-we may
be SIRE that the ball will blaze with beauty and flash
with eniety None Of the tickets issued, we are snre
will remain unhonored
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

lhPoRrAflF TO TaE NEAR-SIaHTED AND THE HARr
oF HEARSe.1r. r. A. Won Moschzsker surgeon who ha.
snade the and ihe the special study his le and Who
N the ea,nentsf the diseases defects or those
saoss valuable Of The organs achieved high celebrity
present in city and bis services may had by any
whose vision or heag is not healthy perfect shesd
be The Doctor haaet only written Of learned aud
ao aae On The ess and but he has proved by bis prae
tee thai his writings something better He
has pererHei great anher Of astonishing cures IN differ
e7i parts q the country "A many instances introducing Art
ea membranes ~ the ear here the one IS DESTROYED
nus restoring me paiien e ~ almost perfect sower hearing
81 extracting nmors from fhe eye Aud oherwise benee
at organ the Doctor has pnnsd some equally
operations, We have before copy o. hs trease on M
formation and use Of the aheis memhsaa ympani and a
htfoz II Of the reIssabe Of his onerst;., II
would be weli those afflicted respect to either N %
optical and aarcuar euioymen.s eolid get hold Of his
phlef, and their doubts dlspeed to their ~
Sore calling shs Doctor who Is - found at the s, roma
s We cab ztieron to HIS card 10 our advertislr ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

The AnFHIrHEATER.-The combined attraction Of
the great circus company and the performing ele-
phantss drew another jam to the Amphitheater last
night whilst Col. Woods exhibition in the Museum
consisting Of the Siamese Twins and their children,
the Bearded Lady and her boy, the Porcupine Man
and the Warber-delighted and astonished the hosts
OF gentlemen and ladies who visited them. In the
Amphitheater the elepbantine spectacles alone are
donhly worth the price OF admission one feat, of
q trunk playing hand-organ, being the climax Of
the entertainment. The Amphitheater and Museum,
Just now, are regular Malakoi and Redan of public
entertainment and they viii again undergo the usual
siege by the public tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Rosa BoNHEUR's GREAT PIcrURE ABRTvED.-The
patrons Of the dne arts viii be pleased to learn that
the celebrated painting Of The Horse Far,n by
Nile Rosa Bonbeur, ia in the city. and will be ex-
hibited for limited period, beginning at Il o'clock
tomorrow In the lecture Of Odd Fellows' Hall.
The picture, as our readers doubtless know, has
created the greatest sensation in Europe as well as in
this country, wherever II has been exhibited, and is
with one accord pronounced perfect masterpiece
the greatest portrait Of animal life in existence The
fame Of the picture we are sure, win cause it to be
extensively visited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

GAIKrY THEArER-- Mr.. Edwin Booths lshyloek
last night irsclass piece OF acting throughout
and was appreciated by the very respectable and
discriminating audience who honored him with their
presence, despite the threatening appearance Of the
weather. There Ia but one opinion In respect to Mr.
Booth, and that opinion Is that he Is the best actor
that has performed 10 New Orleans for many years
The patrons OF the legitimate drama miss a genuine
treat when they miss one Of his performances. To
night he IS to appear as Eago-Mr. Grattan Dawson
making his first appearance the occasional Othelo
A splendid performance will certainly be given, and
we shall expect to see the theater crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

We sometimes allude to the eccentricties which
have made the postal system Of this country famous
but we always endeayor to do in a spirit Of long
suffering and Christian forbearance 1t is true that
our patience and natural and acquired amability have
often been sorey tried by the regularity with which
the mails have not brought our letters and papers
when they were due, but we believe we have never
gone TO the extent of wishing the General
nor our Postmaster, nor any of the Postmasters Of
the country, smothered under any Of the numerous
mountains of accumulated mail matter, nor con.
demned to travel thousand miles in company with a
mail bag-a performance that perchance might out
last an ordinary lifetime Having been thus merci-
ful-and without sufficient warrant as everybody
knows-we claim the right to furnish the postal de.
partment with little sound advice occasionally
which we shall not do at present. and to ask favor
now and then--which we are now about to do.
During the reign Of Postmaster.G General Campbell
plan was arranged and, we believe nearly or quite
matured, for the safe transmission of money over
the mail routes By means of orders drawn by one
Postmaster another. The particular favor we have
to ask of the Post0fice Department in Washington
is, that il will make of its ample influence to have
this excellent plan brought Immediately or as soon as
convenient, before Congress, adopted and put into
operation. The advantages of such system to the
commercial community and to the public in general
are apparent at glance, and should the attention Of
Congress be urged to it, we doubt not that it would
be sanctioned Immediately.
The danger attending the transmission Of money
from one part of the country to another has greatly
increased OF late years. fact which may be attribu
ted partly to a growing tendency towards dishonesty
and carelessness on the part Of public officials and
partly to the indiscrimnate and INSCRIPTIONS manner
In which party appointments are made. Let no more
money be put into the mail bags, and we shall hear
Of no more robberes Of the mail no more stealing of
letters, no more post-ofice entertainments. Marshal
Hansons occupation will be gone, and ones cores
pondence and remittances will no longer be at the
mercy of every footpad daring enough to rob the
mail coach and every postofice employee ingenious
and rascally enough to steal and hide letters The
system would be not only highly beneficial to the
public, but could be made to pay large revenue to
the department. and we say let il be tried
.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

fire Y,om a Mother 2

This the warning which nature herse gives Of the
approach Of that insdious foe Consumption The work Of The
destroyer has begun the lungs DANGER at once
the great remedy. DR.. DAVIS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR, all future aid may be vain
Are you moth RI Your daughter lovely prom
Ing is perhaps confined her chamber by dangerous
cold She is your PRIDE IDOL earthly Joy
her dim and dim with passing day Her
once ruby Ups become ashy white her cheek pRe
hiu blue shrunken fingers tell Of the hold already
taken upon her besneou FORM You listen epulchra
sound Of her cough until panied your soul
sick Sufferer, there is balm which shall heal these ounds
1t the great remedy which have pointed out Cure that
dreadful cough Consumption may be Averted and dauvb
ter live to be your and in your declining
years
Forssie In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
jail zp5teod<W q and Isl Charities street
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Tne sinaer .sEachine.


What wonderful changes, of late we have seen
In the world. that are made by the Sewing Machine
Results Of great magnitude long since have shown
They're Of real necessity wherever known.
Aud hundreds are daily inquirins to end
Observing Machines, which the very best kind
But 90 each hssis fsvorites, put to the test,
Many fnd Il problem to purchase the best
But espes isncs has proven, the public have SEEM
No cher can equal the SINGER MACHINE.
70 aid US in finding the merit Of ALL
Sure none assist US who have at all
But the tailors, who long since tried all the rest
Cry ont with one voice that ths Singers Is best
OF Grover & Bakers We hear them all say
The ridge sds is much Is the way,
That to wear II outside defaces the goods
That II should not be when outside Of the woods
While Wheeler Wilson's lie too apt. they deem,
To leave straight thread on side Of the
They also complain Of adjustments 50 nice
That they change from the best TO the In trice
And often tits found they in such plight
maehnist 10 put them ell right
The eh sracter Of Sewing Machines thus is abused
Which never can suffer when Singers are used
No aid to the tailors has been
As important or useful As Singers Machine
OF the makers Of harness, aud makers Of lhoes,
And mskers Of saddles ssked all to choose
OF all the Machines, which most they esteem
They replied, We use nothing but Singers Machine
To the dress makers, too repaired for advice
Their reply was laconic and made in a trice-
The most beautiful work ever have seen
Is a fine muslin dress made Singers Machine.
To the shirt-makers then I as hastily HE'D
And ask'd what machine is pre'erred-they replied:
With improvements, we ind, that recently made
The Sit ger Machine throws the rest in the shade
Thus we've found Il the ,se wherever we've been.
That preferred above all ia the Singer Machine
Certificates none have attempted to show,
OF other machines, wherever we go;
But success universal the Planters have shown
OF machines long in in Lsfourche and Terrebonne
For the reason slone that is plain to be seen,
They've laid all aside but the Singer Machine.
To the Fair in st. Louis. the Agents all went
The Premium TO gain, their only intent.
There was Grover Baker with ridge on one side
And Wheeler Wilson and Singer all WED;
But Wheeler Wilson, to carry the day,
Erected building TO make display.
The building they made was OF octagon FORM
With curtains, and railing, and carpets adorned;
Full Ave hundred dollars the cost must have been
OF this octagon building the Premium to win
With samples arranged in most beautiful style
They boasted incesssnt the, d win all the while
But alas their expenses-slss their chagrin-
The Premium was given to Singers Machine.
offee-3S CAMP STREET
In september, 1857. jslS 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

ST.. CHARLES THEATEk.--Mr. and Mrs. wallack
appear again tonight, in their famous play, 1.-THE
Iron Mask" The play Is one Of absorbing interest
throughout, and receives ample justice at the hands
OF the Waacks to whose particular abilities it is well
adapted. They have appeared in it with the greatest
success in other cities well in this city, 50 often
as the piece has been performed. A farce by the
comic members Of the company will be given after
the clay as usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
StIUer Ware.

Il 0 NJ e MANU- FAoTURE
Weare daily turning out Factory articles SILVER
WARE Of and beautiful Styles useful to housekeepers as
well as suitable for Presents:
TEA SETS
PITCHERS,
TETE-A-TETEs,
CAKE BASKETS
PUNCH BOWLS
BUTTER TUBS,
SUGAR DISHES
EGG BOILERS,
CUPS AND GOBLETS,
SALTCELLARS
NAPKIN RINGS
Also great variety Of Table Ware Spoons and Forks soup
and Sauce Ladies' Fish and Pie Knives Cake Knives fancy
Butter Knives, Cheese Scoops etc. warranted equal in
quality to U. s. standard for coin
9-orders executed promptly.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Canal and Royal streets,
dc 2pu New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Har IL you have got a slight CoId-onIxr n
slight cod-ook 30 WELL short time II viii turn 10
ling dry cough, and in its progress in tuhsrcs form
themselves in the lungs, sometimes accompanied with shifting
q ood Il you valae your life, without moments hesta
lion Immediately use only Woodlands Cherry Expee,oan and
avery symptom Of your disease will disappear the nberc in
onr lungs viii by heal up there never was anv
'otasioh OF us delicate structure. jail 2p6t6ItW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Patented SER. uefnhfna
SPRING CARTS

@ O AL 1Y Wv Er c. zT.I
From this date will sell all Coal by welghs~-Pfsburg
and Camel as well Anthracite
Having satisfactorily proved the utility OF the
VaF we win hereafter them exclusively These Carts
the exact weight Of Coal they have the door Of
consumer and such Is confidence their durability
positive knowiedge Of their accuracy
say that any deficiency in weight from they
door, shall forfeit the load OF the pecunary
nj to the purchaser In buying by the un by
barrel all interested easily satisfy and whether
profitable or otherwise to the dealer thak right way
to sell Coal and believe IT will eventually prove equally bene
hcai both 70 dealer and consumer.
SPENCER FIELD CO.,
Jae zpot corner Camp and Girod streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
To Buiiders, Planters,
Nd RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
The Southern Fire-Proof Roofing.

The southern Fire-Proof Roofing.
Since the introduction of our SOUTHERN FIRE.PRooF
ROOFING, which has given perfect satisfaction wherever We
have used IL new candidate for public favor has arisen in our
midst viz "chld's Patent Cement RooHngn Having thar.
ty Of oar SOUTHERN FIREPRooF RooFlNG. IA ~
prepared 70 Submit II TO tho pablo composition superia in
eheHpness effectiveness and durability any other IN exist
ence soeenhdeni Of the superiority Of our Patent
that We are willing to submit it the Of chemists or
others who may desire to have roo0Hg perfectly OF water
proc and have hesitation in challenging the production Of
an srcle which will 80 fully the demands Of the public
our sOuTHRRN FIRE-PRooF ROOFING.
All se ask trial. relying upon this than upon long
wpded add hghsoundng advertisement Those who are in
Fested, invite % call upon for particulars At No. S s.
Charles street.. whore specimens may be seen
GLENN0N, COLEMAN 4 Co,
jals 2ptf Sole Manufacturers. IS st. Charles street,
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Holiday Presents /!

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
AT TYLER'S,
No. no Canal street.
Received by the last arrivals beautiful Goods at
prices to suit the times
great variety of FINE WATCHES for Ladies' and Gentle
Fine Gilt, Bronze and Marble CLOCKS.
WATCH CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS and oHATELAINFs
DIAMOND PINS, EARRINGS. STUDS etc
CORAL, FINE PAINTING. MOSAIC, ENAMEL OPAL
GARNET and other fine SETS
BRACELETS, GOLD TH1MBLEs, NECK CHAINS, and
other articles Of Jewelry, in great variety.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS, SPOONS, LADIES CUPS.
KNIVES, CASTERS, etc.
SILVER Plated wARE-cake Trays, Fruit and Oyster
Dishes, Sugar and Butter Stands ETC.. ETC.
sPECrACLES, in Gold, Silver, or Shell Frames
PAPER MACHE and ROSEWOOD WORK and DRESS
ING BOXES and great variety Fancy Articles for
sale at reasonable prices Slverwae Of every description
made to order Jewey manufactured and repaired Watches
and Clocks Of all descriptions carefully repairedI
E. A. TYLER,
ITO Canal street. door from Royal
dl4 zpt Stone Building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

SOUTHERN FIRs PRooF RooFMG.--we call the
attention Il readers he advertisement Of Messrs Glen
non coemsn Co. Published another column q ts morn
ing Crescent They prove b. eeiEcst,s they have and
they daily receiving that their Southern FIRE
offered ia this market The unparalleled success that
attended ihsr efforts since they have introduced their compost
ton for aoneG into market lus1es ia calling the attention
Of our patrons 80 the advertisement
Mr. Brooks o. tie ngn. on sunday for Baton Rouge
10 fadi contract between them Messrs Hin Markham
q ts city. We recommend them notice Of any and all
~he nss Wish to foster Southern Invention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Toys at Cost Prices .

A. r o u S ) EFT &c CO..
WIN sell, FROM THIS DAY, all their assortment TOYS,
Comprising INDIA RUBBER, TIN CHINA AND GER.
MAN TOYS, in all their varieties nice assortment of
China JEWEL BOXES Man,elpece Ornaments, and Eta
Fancy Arees-In fact all articles Of TASTE and
LUXURY viii be offered at small profits, close these
Goods Call soon for Bargains, at
A. R0USSET & co.'s,
No. 50 Canal street,
d22 2plnl Next door to Mallsuis Dry Goods stors