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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-18
INTERESTING no LADIES' When in the course

INTERESTING TO LADfES.--When in the course
Of human gentlemen greatest
natural atractIonsn tine head OF hair
us Importance and the question k What shall do stop
hair from falling and Its and reply
this iF Harriss Hair
ov tow applications will stop the hair falling breaking
remove dandu the clean white
the hair and although may
twenty the continued Of months Will you
axurant head of hair Call and BOTTLE satisfied
sitter the second application and get the price paid
Ask for DR. Hair Promoter Improver Rich
mond by W. PETERSON, Druggist
Corner Maine and 18th Wall streets.
Sold in Washington T. d. GILMAN druggist Pennsylvania
7h street. AZ Penn avenue
May 2l--2m
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-18
THO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE. JAMES
u Kerr William Kerr, and

TNO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE. JAMES
Il Kerr William Kerr and Elizabeth Arbuckle formerly
rowhaan county, Virginia
You hereby notified there tho control the
n court N i0whaan county, Virginia. which you
you are nferesed and required order OF the
made on tho 26th day of April 1853
srshp and Of right TO tho fund.- your proper
'narcs thereof RE, GRAVES
June olawsw General Recorder Circuit Court
~ NUM Err ARRANG EMENT.--Th steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows.
Leave Alexandria al ., TO- II o'clock q T. aud o'clock
p. III "'
Leave Washington at O. o. II O'Clock a. M l. aud o'clock
~ N. y TT = 7-f rT'
The THOMAS CoLIYER, when the route, will opposite
hours. Fare 10 -
*haeys omnbuscs connecting with tho Colyer
ave inc Capitol 18th avenue
'ne same time the boats leave Alexandria
June s-eod-u RICHARD WALLACE, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Talk on Change.

There was not much activity yesterday-C aronde-
let street was rather quiet than otherwise There
was some talk about salt and from the frequent au-
sions to IT, il would be supposed the salt ponds
about drying up The salt question u.s. however well
divided, and the losses thereon equally well sup
ported by those interested. We hope there will be
something besides salt talked of to-day. The most
important talk yesterday that Of the shipmasters
and agents. We are not aware that they actually en-
tered into 8 combination but learn that resolu-
tons passed not to accept the rates Of freight
which were ruling last week, but resolving that no
dsengaged vessel should be feightod under 9l6d for
Liverpool. We learn that some two or three ships
now in this port have been engaged in New York by
owners there at l7s2d for cotton to ST. Petersburg
and ID. to Liverpool. The heavy westerly wind yes.
terday will delay the arrival Of several vessels for
some days.
Our photographic dispatches do not read very fayora
bic for the condition Of the river As the evees have
been well repaired it is hoped we shall not have any
further damage to announce.
The Northern mail came through yesterday as late
as due. The Kangaroo from Liverpool, Of the l4th
inst, is fully due at New York to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Later rrom Me,Ico.

By the steamship Tennessee we have advices from
the capital to the nth and from Vera Cruz to the
2lst The civil war is progressing, bat the relative
positions OF the contending forces have not changed
materially nor has any event Of special Importance
occurred since the date of previous advices except
the capture Of 0rEaba by the forces of the Govern.
ment under Gen. Echeagaay. The force of the Libe-
rails in that city very small and not much resist
ance was offered. Echeagaray pushed on beyond
0rizaba, and captured Cordova and fortified pass
called Chlquihuite, and we have no further account
Of his operations.
Vera Cruz still holds out, and it Is not probable
that ii will be attacked until the Znlosga Govern
ment Is absolute in every other part Of the country
except, perhaps, in the Northern States, where
Vidaurri will be likely to give much trouble.
Osollo was at last accounts in the City of Mexico.
Gen. Juan Alvarez is still in the South, and il is
stated that he Is making war upon the sdherents Of
the Zuloaga Government but in what particular man
ner we do not learn.
The Santa Annaists keep quiet. Their cause is un-
popular with all parties. Ell Progreso says that
when Santa Anna left Turbaco to place himself at the
head Of the Spanish libusters to invade Mexico ba
friends OF that town sent him Gathering address IN
which he replied that his country, torn by anarchy.
needed his services, and he should 20 willingly 10 mid
them, because he could not be Indifferent to her
late. His frends-men Of honor and patriotism
we're calling him earnestly, and he should respond To
the call, as he had done in other times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Tress,e Market.

The attention OF the City Council respectfully solicited to
the petition Of the residents and property holders Of the Pau
bous IRENE for continuing the Irene Market to Robertso
street. M
The present Market Is entirely mall accommodate he
dene population Of that portion OF the city and many per-
the Ba Road the rear Of the Third Dis
ie nnd more convenient to their supplies from
Irene Market as well as the vessels the Old ssu II evil
IDENTIFY matter Of greAt sufficient
should be afforded.
may not beireevant to state that the small Irene Market
has been fAFmsd this for of the prop
er holders in Its vicinity willing for the hrst year bid
$4,000 for the new Market IL the Council should erect
may be reasonably anticipated that in three years
erection the center IRENE Market will yield of
least hfy thousand dollars whilst the Of erecting the
Market may be fairly estimated than s2DOOO
that in three years it will not only have paid into the City
ury the cost Of its erection but will have actually yielded
respectable surplus OF revenue Ae6 2p2ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

The UsHoS STEAM MILLs.--These mills, con.
aocsa y hehsrs j. Watts Co mo. lse Poydras street
in the full tide Of successful experiment - and are am,
Desy deserving Of The arEt public patronage Though ii.
grinding o. wheat corn aud other kinds Of grain Is exten.
yey carried on the grinding but portion Oh Msssrs Watts
business They conduct the feed business In all its
branches only furnishing The different iud. of
Tor human fsd and al kinds feed the equine and bovine
families but Supplying biscuits crackers etc. 10 quantities
large or small to all in Of them Steamboats, hotels and
families ~il mad i worth vhe procure their meal boiny
s ~, fom me Union Mills, whore they will always be
sure Of getting fresh and excellent article At ebeap r
heAss Co. have branch depot at the corner Of New
see and Watcher streets for the accommodation and
hsnee Of steamboats, and public houses We refer to ther
vertisemsnt IN thi mornings cresesn. '''' "D'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

Ia
As our readers are generally aware, the last Legs
lsture granted very liberal charter % company
officially styled THE Lafayette Waser"orks Com
pany" which was created for the purpose Oh furnish
ing the Fourth District Of The cry Of New Orleans
with full and permanent supply Of water ior the
use Of the citizens thereof Tor the exsngulshng OF
Ores and the cleansing OF streets and Tor the promo
ton OF the health ana convenience OF all interested
etc. esc.
The second section OF the act nxes the capital Of
'ne COMPANY a. sovV,VoV Pro'ioes ior 'he
opening o. DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION appoints Messrs'
LOGAN nenn'en.' = d.. rneps' III. ". +. Sunder-
land' d. 1. ionsdaie, ana u W. squires, commits
" sne same ana goes INTO matters
o. de1ai Tnicn although Of value IN themselves, are
not pertinent 70 the main object we have in view,
Which is 70 giyea comprehensive statement Of the
enterprise IN question within as brief a compass as
possible. ~ "a.
we have stated that the charter granted BY the
Legislature is liberal in its grants, privileges and
immunities. 1t Is 80 to an uncommon extent, aud
should fully satisfy all those who take an interest in
the work, for, once established in accordance with
law, it Is perpetual monopoly. In other words,
according to the fourth section OF the act OF ncopo
ration, the Company is TO haye joscer the exclusive
privilege Of supplying the said Fourth District Of
the city Of New Orleans and the inhabitants thereof
with water from the river Mississippi, etc. This is
prerogatiye 81 great value Whatever pronts may
accrue will belong exclusively TO the stockholders
The city will not be entitled to the use of"nre plugs"
gratis Water-p'pes are 70 be extended only when
deemed profitable by the Directors. Owing to the
fact that the streets OF the Fourth District gene
rally nnpaved, the cost OF ppelsying will be much
and xuil
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

TIE BALL Observation-Disclosures Vegas last ball
comes OF at Odd Fellows Hall tonight and it will
be rouser The Professors legion Of pupils will be
on hand. and in their gay attire and terpsichorean
rompngs they will give the spectators glimpse Of
fairy land. There will be present, also. a CORE
spending legion Of grown folks, who will draw in
spiratcu from the children, and experience proper
share Of the delights Of the dance The children are
to have the floor until II o'clock. when they are to
make way for the adults. The fact that this win be
the Professors last ball for the season, win induce
al, both great and small to make the most Of il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

~ s7- Mr.. E. Gabian. editor or the New Orleans
Deatsche zeitung. in card Published in the BuIetin
yesterday morning. expressly denies having used any
language in that Journal, that could possibly be
construed into an endorsement or eapousal Of the
views OF Senator Seward = on the Kansas question,
as was intimated in quotation from the New York
Times, which appeared in the Crescent Of Saturday
morning last We comply with the request OF Mr.. G.
to set him right before the New 0resns public with
pleasure, and are gratifed that be has 50 promptly
nailed to the counter the SANDER of the New York
Freesoil sheet. lera0i isiia saa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
A PRorosAL no EsrABLIsu NJ e,,,,.. y.

4 PROPOSAL 10 ESTABLISH NEW SUMNER RH.
sarAzwe perceive that Grand rsrre Island on.d
nsss foFsial Is offered for sals The island /. nine mia.
On ,s = e and ahaii % three miles vide aid fronts tbs
70 sei 70 company for sse0 payable IN four
buyers g organise and have incorporated eoupany !, ~
known Is the Gsand Tee Hotel COMPANY ana =
he'el ~ make sneh other improvement as shall render
psce the present owners ons 20 take ssoo o. ,bs ,s ~
ihst own seeoup leaving $685. be made up ;, ohs
$500 per share Sin hundred acres Of the Island
cultivation As ssnEaT plantation The subscription boo.. -
nov open a. mr. ~ hesfdoso Nc ~ Camp street W.
eolnnead dis the pnbe So sometime ,oh
aefions consideration and aeon advertisement .hn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

sIeNoR BLrrz AT THE ST.. CaAnIKs Tur,-vn
The renowned magician, yentrloquist and trainer of
birds slgnor Bltz has taken the st. Charles theater
Tor week He gave his first performance last night
to hne audience, whom he threw into perfect costa
sizes Of merrment and delight. His tricks, ventrilo.
quisms, and other decisions were capital the Der.
iormances of his learned canares perfectly astonsh
Ing and bis good grace and humor throughout was
contagious and entirely captivating. Btz gives a
huge evenings entertainment, aud no mistake.
Every body will have to go and see him. Go and try
him tonight, to begin with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

AVERAGE ADJusTER, ETo.--By reference TO the
cards Of hesws. cuvier Peters Notnre. and Arthur
Waugh which will be found IN column Il viii be sest
these gentlemen have asocaed themselves for the pn
pose o. Aojasng averages and attending all apper
isnirg 20 claims underwriters ETC. Mr. Waugh hn. FOR
number Of years been the leading Adusr Marine Notary
IN our sister city Of Meeie. representing there likewise
agent iheluadsrwrsss Of the principal North
ern Giles From the testimonials which he brings Of h
ability and industry. think the association prove
Ageous and heartily Mr. waugh 10 all Of our
business friends who may require his services He Is 10 b,
found 81 The otee o. Messrs. O p. 50 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

A GREAT MACHINE FOR PLaSrKRs.-At NJ
csmpbeils, No, % Camp street may ss 49,, :.
Implement Which worth The seeing Il is Emsry M, n,
corn huskips mrehine for which Mr. Campbell is pa.enie m
NE United States. Corn huskiue, or shaehoe !, n, h.nd
tedious and universal laOr IN the country and planter,
shucker when they II operation he p.n,s, ~
ing Of time and the negro for lie saving Of elbow
me msehne very simple being propelled BY footreas,
and fed By band huf BY psan can hssk from so \. A.
oasess pr dap And the husks taken on whole TOO
fenerng hsm peculiarly valuable for Th
machine Is actually worth seeing and worth HAVING NJ
every planter should and operation We call
uon % Mr. osmpbelIs adveriissment on the nnhi.ni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

I = n
good work The hns fabric the heaviest CLOTH
either OF which, beauty durability is superior
work We invite the attention wish machines 10
Weeds Machine They the best family use because
adapted all Kinds Of They the best for mann
fscmers, because they make beautiful and roug work
They The best for taors they better work
than his hands
Extract from written by gentleman owning plant.
ton New Orleans Your two Weeds Patent Sewing Nm
chimes have been in almost since bought
and with the best OF practical results In less than three
the two operators them finished complete clothes
for each of my hundred plantation hands, and
find The time saved in using them has paid
| their cost"
The editor of he zsnesvIe Ohio Courier says. There
has been Sewing Machine city that has given
such unbounded satisfaction who have used it as the
Weeis Patent We have examined them confess
admiration Of their simplicity durability and can with
perfect confidence, after examination all other Sewing
Machines this the recommend IL 10 our
readers who with Sewing Machine will give
them satisfaction
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors, No. s45 Broadway New
York N. S. HEDRIcK, % Camp street,
Az 2pln&w Agent for New Orleans.
SDyspepsla--There are but Few who do
time the unpleasant effect Of temporary
Indigestion such OF fness weight and
Of the stomach foui tongue bitterness in the mouth nausea
sick headache etc All such feelings evidence approach
ing Dyspepsia which should always be checked by
the Of Hoseers Stomach Bers which are known to be
nfaibe remedy for all complaints To this thousands
will testify who have tried them proved the facts Hostel.
ters Bitters for sale by principal druggists
generally. a26 2p6t<W
Rs- American Party = Notice - The Third
Ward Club OF the American Party will hold regular meeting
on TUESDAY EVENING, the 9th inst TX O'Clock in the
hall over the Carroon Railroad Depot Of Baronns and
Perdido streets
full attendance Is requested Constitution and BY
Laws will be offered for adoption.
a'e 2p2t BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

A SAD AFFAm-on the night Of the 10th man
named Joseph @. Wyatt committed suicide in enc OF
'ne police stations 10 Boston. He had been arrested
and confined there, charged with stealing five wards
OF Competing, which he confessed having taken in
order 10 sell i to obtain something to eat for his
starving family. II was his first offence and morti
neo al being discovered, he hung himself He had
previously borne reputation for honesty and I'M
rshtness N ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

A NRw DIscoyERY.-Th Morning Star, the mia.
sonary brig which sailed from Boston and arrived at
Honolulu February a. discovered an island not laid
oomn III any chart. The account, as copied from
oahofnia paper, and furnished by some Of the com.
p1ny gu BOARD the Morning Star, is in the following
'er'ns while coming through the Ralck Chain
We observed small island not laid down in any OF
our charts Landed on the West side and counted
swensy'tnres Inhabitants The Island was named
Andersons Island, after Dr. Anderson of Boston,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

THE AMPHIrHEATEH.-"T The Naiad Queen was
revived in all its splendor at the Ampbtbeater last
night. The scenery and costumes were beantifn-
the singing OF the Marsh Juveniles sweet-and the
acting Of Miss Louise as the Naiad Queen, of little
Mary Marsh as dsr, Of Miss Carrie as Sir Rupert,
ana OF Master George as Sehnapps spirited and alto
seiher charming The audience appeared to be not
ony'satstied, but immensely delighted.
The /" Naad Queen is to be repeated tonight
II is worthy OF another crowded house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

Fiscal AeEsoY or NEw 0RLEAss.--The holders
OF consolidated bond coupons Of the city OF New
Orleans and Of coupons bonds issued BY the city
to the railroad companies, payable In New York on
the LIST Of May, are notified that the funds are de-
posted with the Bank Of Amercs ia that city, and
will be paid on demand, on and after the day named.
See the Assistant Cashiers advertised nntica.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

ARMoRY HALI~-The Panorama Of Italy will again
Be unfolded at Armory hall tonight. The fact that
gifts are given to the ticket holders and that each
ticket costs only half dollar. should not be for
gotten. The fantoccini, or living figures exhibited
after the panorama. are very great treat to the
young people.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Moths. Moths. Moths,
McGRoRTY's MOTH PREVENTIVE,

McGR0RTYiB MOTH PREVENTIVE
The undersigned dealer for many Yeas In carpetngs
wooden goods having loss from moths gave
much time and discovery preventive against
their desruvene And after years Of experience has been
tirely successful The article presented TO the public will
not only protect wooens against moths but also fus feathers
downs and every article liable be injured by them. The
Of the Moth Prevenven being Fixed the low price OF
ONE DOLLAR per package places IL within the reach Of
every family aud family should be without Judeionsy
used you'd tens hundreds Of dollars TO the pur
chaser The attention of wholesale dealers called this
cle and all those who keep the large stocks Of
wooden goods Dry goods dealers importers eothsrs
should fail it freely few dollars laid in pur
chasing the "Moh Preventive and applying season. will
thousands Of dollars and keep their fine goods perfect
state Of soundnes for fail trade. Families about taking Up
their carpets should fail purchase aud be used
the "Noh Preventive" it Is the only article that will
their carpets.
If lady have doe cloth cloak shawl costly set Of furs
she wishes 10 save, package Of McGRoRTY's MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect
1t is also infable remedy Agains BED BUGS and COCK
RoAOHEs.
number OF undoubed testimonials be produced
quired. R9-Pree per package, g. For sale by
j. WATERMAN BROTHER,
Magazine snd Common SITS.
TAYLOR CHURCHILL. % Magazine 81.
A. ROUssET 4 Co, 50 Canal street.
b. PIFFET, l22 Canal street.
TODD co, 100 Canal street.
NeCUTCH0N. HOWELL L Co, IS Camp.
And by the inventor,
WILLIAM McGRORTY,
No % Camp street,
ms0 2pm under the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

snAHPAs oARsIss-The Washington Union pub
anes number Of Official certificates from officers OF
.ne army setting forth The efficiency Of sharpes car
nlne. As a cavalry weapon, they regard il superior
10 any other.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

BsILE Grove IssTIrurE.--'rhis institution, at
Carrollton, conducted by Mr.. J. r. Hutchinson gives
sn exhibition next Friday evening at the Carroton
Garden. We are indebted to Mr.. H. Tor an invitation
N he r,raoant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

WEEDS SEWING MAcHREs.-These machines ara
Aieneias IN puble favor upon the sale Of each
certificate Of the buyer honorng Il with b. ,rbu, az
Ana Recommending It 10 ell Others The machines are to 81
zen opsFsson and purchased The sssnsy Of Mr. NJ He'd
eh no. y Camp street We call attention 10 The mas o,a
Gates advertised in shis mornings Crescent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

ORLEANS THEATRR.-" Robert lie Diabe and one
act OF :" Lucia di Lammermoor make up the attrse.
ton At the Orleans for tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

AxEEIcAE MEETING To-NiGHT.--The Third Ward
American Club meets this evening at halfpast
O'clock, over the Railroad Depot at the corner Of Ba
and Perdido streets. A full attendance Is par
ficnlarlp rcalestnd. - VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

ssN Fgnie, anctioneer, win sell this day, at the
City Hotel comuoa street u o'cloek NJ avery ,alu.bs
and elegant four story brick sters Charles street. No. s
particulars sss advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Diseases Offhe InrOat and lang
DR.. G. P. CRANE,

IN. U. T. Y A Il,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs by the inhalation OF Electro Chemical and Medical
po well known be the only reliable philosophical
process of ecing those desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE aud INSTITUTE for
the thorough OF all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
Electro. Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit The city desire con
suaon t Of Questions has prepared will be for
warded on application to Dr. c.
No. ll6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
InhAng Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in particular case Patients FROM
the country with rooms at the Institute
ials 2pMoweFrkw6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

american Club, First We rd-A regular
ne cao ofths Ward Will be held at he Rage Han
HfsNiAe zsh inst, Al X O'Clock, 90 important e.as..
JAMES BEoes erssldenG