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To the Pubitc.
ALL cREvAssEs CAN BE sToPPED. AND Low LANDS
RECLAIMED


ALL cREyAssEs CAN BE STOPPED, AND Low LANDS
RECLAIMED.
announced few days since that would shortly exhibit to
the public work Cre,asses. prepared
but previous 10 the exhibition explain my for
ihat object.
1t my the Immediately into the
different parishes the river line exhibit them the plant
for their Inspection get their the subcrip
ton the work Ru having under very heavy expenses
for the preparation and fitting up this work compelled
the public exhibition hess plans the citizens o.
New Orleans.
splend unique kind and confidently
that 1t viii be wen patronaed for there is great deal of
information gained well by those that
by those that not II sufficiently encouraged
by this exhibition will prepare and bring that
wif adopted and carried add the wealth of New
leans slC0000C0 in years ready convince the
skepeal and any who viii take the trouble
inc this project, that nv statement is correct
In certain matters Of improvement, sorry say,
people really hundred years behind the age All they
Is be enlightened these Subjects will
Of into the enterprise highly import
ant to them.
is now nearly ten years that have been trying to persuade
the cen Of New Orleans and the pane the State
they losing the greater part their by
when they wond saved The whole BY very simple work
that would PREVENT crEvkssEs.
shsw the IN this State who has abored hard as
have aud spent much money and, in fact ali the money
that made to accomplish simple snd
full 1.-THE whole community and to be Icing dsared that
would not believe high time for he people their
eyes for their ineTes sake look and there
really remedy the millions worth OF property
which annuay swept away by the mereess food Let
you fellow citizens. here such remedy and rad al
for all the evils produced by hope and ust
that what have here stated viii be seriously taken into
sideraon BY those who have the welfare Of the city
State well their interest," heart Let aid
abroad the shame Of Louisiana that there found
ONE the that capable of stopping
jeso 2pit THOMAS J. SPEAR.
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A RAILROAD INCIDENTAL correspondent of the
Virginia Sentinel relates the following incident:
On the 2lst whilst the train of cars on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad was at the bridge opposite
the residence of Mr.. Wallach, near Cupepper, G. H.
the engine driver discovered man sitting on the
rail Of the road, with his head hanging down, as if
taking nap. All efforts were made to stop the
train, though Il being near the end of curve, it
was impossible to do sodn time. When the engine
struck the man, it lifted him eight ten feet in the
air. and he fell fat his back in the ditch, appar
emily lileess. Capt. Paul. ran the train back and
took him on board, and started back to Culpepper,
G. H., to procure for him medical aid While on the
way back the man commenced talking, remarkng
at the time to the writer Of the article Stranger
you gave me laundering jolt halo let me get
off ~ Capt. p. stopped his train to oblige him. As
he alighted on the ground he jumped up and cracked
his heels together, and babe adieul He called him
self Jack Brown, of Culpepper.n
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Biadom Spring Waters.

Messrs. JAMES CONNER co. the proprietos of the Bla
Springs county, Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel is open for visitors the
Springs.
Steamers leave Mobile for BladOn four times week. and ey.
cry Saturday evening
The virtues Of these waters have been fully tested for many
years aud be confidently recommended for the Of
Govt Rheumatism, serofua Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females Dropsy and General Debility.
The Badon especially recommended all suffer
ing FROM diseases incident climates such Liver
Complaint affections Bowels Kidneys and all diseases
arising from impure bood The Alternative
storing the organs affected their natural healthy functions.
The proptors permitted TO refer the following emil
physicians and New Orleans acquainted
waters have patients with unaling
DR.. ). O. Mott, Mobile. DR.. W. Stone, New Orleans.
Dr. H. S. LeveSt, DR.. Weders,raudt, ..
DR.. ]. p Barnes, DR.. Rushton, q.
Dr.. l.. lie Fearn, =. DIR. Lambert, -.
Dr.J. r. Golf, =. DIR. Graham, e.
Further information be obtained from Agents,
sYME a PRovAH Druggists,
No l34 Canal street.
At whose esabshsnt supply Of the water can
always be Lad III quantities to snitpuchsss ie1 sp2n
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Great Louisiana remedy.
OINS' KAP APEU UNI.
Once, No. IL Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer this
ton the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
very Troublesome and dangerous Diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend In all Cuianeous Diseases OF the
skim for Badness Dandlu in the Hair Reorganization of the
Digestive Organs Calls and Bilious Chagres and In
tement Fever Diseases of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints Aud in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention of the public
the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January 49, 1888
N. b. onsDear Sir On my return from Apinwall in July
last attack Chagres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without induced try
your Kaperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic aud happy
say thai although is two months since took the first
dose been troubled with chill SINCE and have
every believe that medicine has had the effect Of
rely the disease from my system II therefore
pleasure recommend valuable medi-
cine Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans, La
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Diseases ofthe 7hroGt and Lumgs

DIR. G. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat aud
Lungs by the inhalation of and Medical Va
por we'll known to be the only reliable and philosophical
Of ecng In those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice, has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough of all Chronic and Functional Diseases By
Of Vergne Electro Chemical Baths, GslyAnsm ard
Electro Magnetism.
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city, who desire
suaiion it Of Questions has been prepared viii be for
warded on application to Dr. c.,
No. Ii5 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular Patients from
country With the Insiuts.
iaIs 2pMoWsFrSW6m
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Lea y PERKINS,
wORCES SHIRE UCE.

The attention of Hotel Keepers Propreors OF Eating Hoasss
Caterers for Clubs Messro and Private Families IL
snded trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous worcestershire
Sauce This condent by its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant paaiahe and wholesome sauce, spP
cable soup, FISH, no; and cold game is
tsnsively used in all quarters of the globe.
The limitations both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its mer and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign the New York Exhibition
ates the estimation in which is held by those selected with
special rereneeto their ability Judge Of the quality Of s
lar articles Of table And being the popular Sauce In
the Market unpncpled parties offering for sale purioas
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine sance. -. :.
stock always Asoorders received for direct skip
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York,
Jy2l 2p1x Sole In the United Perna
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Bar Some Of the anti-sIayery journals have struck
bright idea. They propose 10 cisiIize Africa, and
b 1olonze Central America with free blacks from the
United States The first object has been tried, and
With poor success The second may be tried without
elect The laws Of nature have set up barrier that
no eort of man can transgress The world will glide
oon8 v IL bas DONE and the negro will not lose
he under any sort Of practicable teach
Ing What time and discipline under the white race
may do with the black man, is question that lies
nr il the future for is solution II white men wish
toreform TIE world, they can find great deal more
promising material than the black race. They can
1lnd enough to do to help their own race, without
xastinE their efforts on inpractic1bles.
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y. n. xFan,snond,

ENGRAvER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully soics orders in the above departments
Of art
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS,
Insurance Scrip Bills o. Exchange Check Pomssory Notes.
etc embeished with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed In style unequalled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities doing every description Of work
on stone and particularly refers to the style recently
duced combining the Of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness Of TYPOGRAPHY and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange, Checks. Account Sales BIZ Htads fine Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the only Engrayer Of Pictorial subjects steel cop
in the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
Book Illustrations etc. etc. requested examine
his specimens, and viii add that orders
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. AT HOME INvI-
TATIoNs, Engrayed and Printed in every style, puncuay
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NOTARTAL SEALS, Designed, En-
grayed and and furnished with press die etc.
jel 2pMo&Frly
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inere were several sasneflnss yesse'uay' anu y
course VITA 'nree steamers 'loni hur0pe-say 'le
Ahgo-Saxon o. 'he oahau.ah hne, 'ne ARA ''Vii
hayre, and the ARABIA OF tue istn from L'VerpoOi-
al gave = suriele Oh inse'igenee' me oo'sou ~
counts are somewhat eoniuseu' Vuo'a'ons ~ WIN
ding cotton are below I'd. some dispatches say lot
Middlng Orleans q r3-l6d This figure will nav
--.-c O-->- y =" -~>' -
no way on purchases and shipments made in April
-,
anu nay.
pa,c;a re tha helouv frnn of
A''e ISIS D'V"s.i' .o WV 'o'sS. 49,
our correspondents. We do not coincide IN the
-.s =, =. - - ,., r,....t IN ,,,oio,,;,a
Vpihlbu thab tut EuSisu 0ofcihuiehs WIN ePosoei-S
for tla racant ograss,ons on n,erican commerce.
- 80 90 ~ - -
IL Is not Mr. Bulls nature to apologize. he can spin
Out iuhg yarn III Tue way Vi uipiomaVy, anu ae We
think will he tho and If the matter The talk il that
"" - - w = - II. I. -- Z, u.
the United States had not the courage 10 repeal the
Ashburton Treaty Of 1912, otherwise called the
African Force BILL requiring our Government 10 keep
force OF eighty guns for the suppression Of the
slave trade. We have no faith in the resolutions
passed by the Senate. They look very well on paper
Per Persial L.vEnrooL. june II, lass
sha SsSnne n eo''o ~ XII s1d me
dsGaetade wh iOTssn relations so r, lion
one eye open day and night Napoleon which,
down iss sd feathers Of ,he Amesican eagle As far as
Uncle sam Is Mr. bn ha, made up his mind to ap0l
There was considerable activity on The levee and
landings Yesterday CONSIDERING II ia near the middle
of simmer. Tobacco and other Western nroduets
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Just Received,
THE PRINCESS ROYAL
LOOPED
BRIDAL SKIRT
.T,tst Received,


This unique graceful article may be said last have
perfection fully supplying every deficiency hitherto
experienced in every other style Of Skirt.
BY Of sILvEEED CLASPS, firmly holding the loops
which ntersce each other beautifully regular distances
entire Skirt in be taken apart by any lady
moving Of the hoops adjust to size
person. that of member Of the family and
pleasure restore to its original form making ADJUST
ABLE SKIRT entirely new perfect and unrivalled.
exceedingly light, airy and webalaneed and has at
tached BUSTLE, simple and entirely free from any
intricate, cumbersome useless appendages.
The Of the Loops has in simple and ingenious
manner OF the of annoyance
ladies' viz that of being compelled often the
sewing Of the old style of coupling bands stretching from
hoop another and which always with the best Of work.
tearing wearing loOe the great discomfort Of
These Skirts manufactured entirely by machinery and
are put together without stitch.
The LooPED BRIDAL SKIRT may be many years
the Of the slightrst repair
treble price for which they sold they would
be the economical Skirt LADY could For sale by
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
ie2s 2p3t 1l6 Canal street.
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DoLBEAR's

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
No. los Canal street.
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Southern Enterprise .Ihead!
EMER US
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE

Now on Exhibition at No. % CAMP STREET.
This machine, for simplicity utility and durability surpssses
anything for that purpose brought before the public
worked by freddie with the foot and fed with the hands
huskng from 500 800 bushels per day against the old FASH
Toned way hand Of which 10 bushels large days work.
Another advantage besides the saving of time the bhskng
that this machine prepares the hu in the perfect
Mattresses which worth from $50 sOO per
they fall from the machine.
Planters the public generally invited call and
the merits Of these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 90 Camp st.,
Az 2ptf Owner of the Patent for the United States
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ono hundred DoIiars

To learn to READ, WRITE and SPEAK the FRENCH,
SPANISH, GERMAN or ENGLISH perfectly.
FIFTY DOLLARS to learn to SPEAK either Language.
FIFTY DOLLARS for Grammatical in either, to
those who already speak language This
cudes Composition Punctuation, Letter Writing, etc. N b..
Conversation Glasses begin MONDAY, ssh. Gentlemen, TO
PIP. NJ; Ladies exclusively, to A NJ. at
Dolbeat's Commercial College,
No. 1u6 CANAL STREET.
Apartments and Professors each Language All should
apply Immediately -
je2s fp3t RUFUS DoLbEAh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

UHals7EN1Na MouxrAiS.- On the 18th inst, the
senior class Of Amherst College, with the students Of
Eszt Hampton and Holyoke seminaries, in New
Hampshire, celebrated the day by christening the
1esser peaks of the Mount Tom range Of the White
Mountains About 500 ladies and gentlemen were
present. and nm Grafton was delivered, together with
poems, speeches. etc., and the name Of Nonotuck,'
which signifies the Mountain Of tile Blest y was
conferred upon the range.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

AriosI1lEs ConsnrrEp By THE MoNrENEcRrSs.--
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
charges atrocities upon the Montenegrins. lie says
fhe savage mounaineers cut oil the and ears of
The Turks wounded in battle and what is worst Of ALL
they are out away before coup de grace is given He
says that ITO rrkish heads were cut on and sent to
Cettiaye and 800 were laid at the feet Of one Of the
Mouteuegrin commanders, when be first mustered
his men after the battle Of the 18th instant.
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as- Persons afflicted with the Fever

A5~ Persons afflicted with the Fever and
Agne should spare either time trouble expense pro-
Dr. Hosteer Celebrated Bter whose beneacent effects
the human has been clearly to those who
have been stricken down short space Of time by dread
full whose checks and meage and whose nights
sleeples and etfu and whose eyes dim aud sunk
with death staring them in the face this compound must
blssng snatching them from the very mouth of
the know its value until they tested
it. When all Others have failed these Bte have restored the
sufferers to pristine health The popularity in all the Western
and Southern parts should introduce them 10 all families
For sale by Druggists and dealers geseraly everywhere
iaosa
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A GorHAmrrE PuzzLED.--A An exchange says that
an official Of New York city, while recently taking
M acconnt Of stock in the Crystal Palace supposed
the group Of the twelve Apostles to be the Presidents
Or the United States. The first, james, be put in
the inventory az James Monroe II g Thomas the
immortal & Jefferson y !" Andrew was Old HEX
Dry Il the disciple John, was Tyler y but when
he came to the names OF Simon aud Bartholomew, be
gave up the job in despair.
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IK,aM Pepper, EE-au Paper!

selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers
Just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHOLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS, CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS BRL SHE'S,
etc., etc., Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, IS Camp ST.,
Agents for W. II den Nephew's
m23 2ply celebrated Copal VRruish.
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- Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer vicksburg
"a Louisville paper.

~ card. in another column, fully exouerstes
NJ ST. Paul from completely in afsny on the old
Seroad. - described in the local columns Of yes
tcrday 5 morning papers, except as peace-maker and
pAcidcator We publish the card with pleasure, and
direct public intention TO 1t, so that erroneous i'm
pressions may be allowed 10 remain upon the minds
of the community.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

HooPs AS A SAFEGUARD FROM SAVAGE DoGs.-
In West Roxbnry, few days since, as lady was
making cali upon her friends, an Irish girl in one
Of the adjoining yards loosed a savage watch dog,
which Immediately jumped the fence and attacked
thu lady, tearing her lress aud skirts into shreds from
hefvaist down. In the attack the steel hoops be-
came y twisted around the jaws Of the dog as to
preventhis tearing her tlesh, which he only missed
by the thickness Of one garment The dog, to ex.
tricate himself from the hoops left to the great re-
lief OF the LADY. who was very much frightened.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

TEE LEyIATHAs.-we have already mentioned
that i had been determined to run this monster
steamship regularly between England and Portland
Maine, the trips to commence next spring. The fare
for passengers has been fixed as follows First class
sl05; secondclass, $50 thlrd-olass, $50.
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Henry Lttth,

GLIDER,
No. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GTLT. An kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the hest style. myl5 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

A NKw OyEn.sHoE,--A citizen Of Utica, NV
York, has recently patented a new kind Of over.
shoe, made Of braided straw being non conductor
Of heat. The natural warmth Of the foot is retained
without being subject to dampness by the foot
sweating the straw being porous, and either absorb
ing the dsmpness Or allowing 1t 10 pass off.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

HANGED Radford J. Crockett was hanged in At.
ianta Ga. at o'clock on The 18th for s murder Of
man named Landrum. There were about ten
thousand spectators present. Tie Atlanta lutelli-
gencer comes out with threecolamn extra on the
strength Of 1t.
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R9~ Persons advanced In life, aud feeling
the hand Of Time Weighing heavily them, will all its
endant ills, will hud IN the Of Hollands German Bers
that will ins life into their veins
energy ardor Of youthful days build up
their shrunken FORMS and give he Nth and energy their
msnng years Ark for Hollands German Bitters prepared
by Or. c. NJ jackson.
Principal office, AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists storekeepers every village the
United States CaaAdas West Indies and South America
cents per bottle.
Sold New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by ]. WRIGHT
4 CO.. Nos. q and ISL Chartres street. iel 2plm&w
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A HAND Casa case was recently brought be-
fore one Of the courts in Rochester N. r, in which
mother charged her son with theft, to obtain his
eommittsl to the House Of Refuge in order to save
him from punishment in private at the hands Of his
q 'her Of whose cruelty the woman seems 70 have
STOOD III mortal terror. The boy admitted the theft
aud was sentenced accordingly.
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school vacations.

SPECIAL CLASSES for TEACHERS and PUPILS in
PENNANsH1P.
BOOK. KEEPING,
ENGLISH.
FRENCH,
SPANISH,
GERMAN MATHEMATICS. ETC.,
During the Vacations.
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HoRAoE WALPoLE tells a story of Lord Mayor of
London in his time, who, having heard that friend
had had the smallpox twice and died of it, inquired
ii he died the first time, or second.
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A VIGILANCE CoNAuTf-MAN WnIrrsp.- Hiram
n. Weed. enc Of the leading members Of the San
Ffancsco Vigilance Committee was assaulted on the
alt In the bar-room Of the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, BY Fellow known as Billy Mulligan.r who
had Been expelled from California. Weed was some
what bruised about the head and face, but suffered
NO serious injury.
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Great Reduction IN Price
-OF-
BRITISH HOSIERY
And
U N ID n 1 G. n M h N IT .

u N ID n 1 AH M r. N II . /.
For the of clearing out the Stock the undersigned
will ofer the following Goods at
FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
800 dozen Fine and superine WHITE COTTON HOSE.
$50 BROWN =. :. in
GLIDING large and extra large sizes,
80 doz. Fine Made DRAB and SLATE MoRAvIAN HOSE,
for Travelling.
100 doz superhne WHITE and BROWN THREAD HOSE.
100 dou TRANSPARENT Isle THREAD and GAUzE
MERINo UNDER VESTS. for Ladies', Gents and
Children.
ALSO
COTTON and THREAD SOCKS for Gentlemen and Chill.
dren, and
IS dozen IRISH LINEN DRAWERS, for Gentlemen.
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
126 Canal street.
je2s 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets
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scHooI VACATIONS The attention or parents,
teachers and others called 10 the Of Dolbears
Commercial College No los Canal street. There are special
classes ior teachers. pupils etc during the vacations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

The New STEAM SLoors-oFW AR.--Two Of the
eight new steam slocpsofwar authorized by Con-