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FRENCH BURR MILLSTONEa,

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-Ml1l&onsa manufactured Il this eztAbli.hnent ~
finished On new AID Improved enadp1ek aad ase =
ihs seid. ihs e1sdlt ~ Ill - shas es ri the
nAxt tvsntJ-dvo 3ears H. furnishing MtQ fsnalrk*
Tor nearly every atste sad Territory lo the Dnon ~
taova 1nd thatl b maintained. Est4 Elected Nv
Houxs male Special Contract from Chstcs New q 4d
Quarr1 Blnct Soye'B lmpf,vel Cockhead And Heller
Gpndes fttea In atonfa With troa Har<Ao4sd bon
u tor l41K4 md auAl stouss. A1n importers aad
deAIefa Ii
Extra Hsa1Y Dutch 4nker Roltlag Cloths.
NILLERs IN xaat Of RnLTlxH CLOTHS for MANI
Actrnk Extra QUALIFY Of ylnur. en- depend ds?o Ees
tne the genuine 0LD DCrEH AMER. &aste md
Duuale Exr11. Rolt1nx C!oths made up IN supaioF
sy!e, b. HvinR te3x1h .oi daucfeF af ReA 2 feet
f.. I'D rIoar and arat Min: Plaatatt.n ossn ain
Noyta Improved Ftssu-s At1. Azsa.s tor the Buaao
Rca>e Work. :Jorne Gx n Cast sleet AEt 8'exa In
proved Tu: blpa1 Percussion Reaction and tufs gla
ehAzxa WAFER Wheels warranted EQUAL to tSe be1 ataed
with last bee nr Boes Irue Hctei wAfrante 81 10 sro
d. = haah p%re.ct-ae ct poNss. tMus Mf.hine sae
2-p&s1tr for mills a. d huuses Ch no fuzzy Cso'
M:11a sHxE III H,,se Power. 8aeA- Ars hr G.ocer
lss NoJes 1DpEovef >ran aa!t!n9 Re&L Joho aose
For. P4:ker. StattoorrI 7ud Port abe E7siucs Belt
u.. Hot. x11 Ftean P4tklax Landphe:d spoke Plain
4a.hsnr1 A.d H. fuEotsAluK Ee1eI A1y-
Hast1x tse laxxtts u y tnraaanK otk tu tAe Wes!
N B.-We MI contract to su' NIB and bull Mills
plete fuash plans md 9per!dc Auons tof M&rhta
de1Q b.c1lY
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furnitnrt, &r.

he u aell1K aooda
~ AT COST
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
de9su bta
Furniture F'urniture!!
" HoLEsALE AND RETAIL
NEW FORK + Eosrov PRICES:
rAc7s WORTH KRoW1Hel
40 per oent saved in tho Purchase.
Shearer, Paine & Strong,
fsavtnx nemose& TO
NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
no. 2oa RANDOLPH ST..
4F'ao" prepared Z e. sshS hnss . :As 81 and
The Largest and Be1t Assorted
STOCK OF FURNlT L R E
WEST OF NEW YORK. |
WILLIAM ias, eoa.!1.ia1 Ia ps1t af
MehoganY, Rosewood and Walnut
pARL LoR FUR RNITQR
In Brocasene. DeLaoe Fasa aud Hair Cloth.
Knamelled, 0ak, Chestnut, Hohogany Rosev'd |
CHA III B Err SETS,
&c: I'd ps.an, Pesqss @ to 81 h, 1s: htaatasta
-ALAO-
-ooa 5bsa sna f2.s e.;
kss5a1 fs s s. cf31: cessa: gqqs5s r.: "a
BuTesas AID Gdeeoard1 Patent Epr1pf sedz ouried
as ~ e.: Ssos s;s e Gs fs a., .$ IS sss 5.s
Also
DINING ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE.
III GREAT VARIETY.
Goods Manufactured Hsrs 10 czdea Out of tAs
BEST MATERIALS
s;'as: & s2 sas.
LATEST PATTERNS
Most Approved Btylea of Gooda,
Which iii make It ! ne1i lndueetaen To those
FURNISHING HOTELS AND HOUSES
n examine ou1 Block before sending EaA.
$; gBssFGRH sat :ssss e . !1:Rs
OUR MANN oTH 6To0K
| Before Msk ux their Purchases,
To the Fuh+4e 4t Ia <yS
a. + u 1ss R<sss H. y ,s ss F. 81 E':"
viii ~ Furnished from Our Estahli ishnsnt Ut
Prices Lovar th8n any House in the West.
sHEAREB. PAINE & STRONG,
ao''.'.''.'''RAHD0{.5a {;!,.5,S; S;T7ERT...."2o'
@ Ii OR GAN,
lQQ --- - Lake 1troet, --.- 199
Nsu aud Rexutifnl Deslgn4
| GATEr gTyLB Of
kasexs>4, Mohosauy md Walnut psrlss,
lRHpRQQN ru NIT q u =
IN SUITS.
1aasahsztae.l Il nnwreck1v.ax LARaE ADDITIONAL
| 8UPPLIH3 to hia farmer
| NxnuotA 8toek a ckbi1st Tu1nitu1s / caaif
Aths Stock b nov Complete nd run. aad The
Larent to bs found West It Nsv York.
He sosA cordially iavts tAs Attention Of IL aaeea
t.eads md patrons nd tAe puA1a s&'
szal, u al Ind ezazatas
BR Elegant Furniture
| 1xtsrs pu1ehaaanx easevhee.
sailing nj Greatly Reduced K14esg noN
Laza Season.
Il CHICAGO. Auausr ia.4 tt9- aseh
RABC0CK 4 PEEK,
0uooessoa 70 willard Peek r oeJ
!. Observation-Disclosures
naksEa1I, Kesswea3 + Walsat,
= CHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND COMING
i ~ 4 n = o II n
~ In Gresa Vadek9,
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CHARLES a. HAM 90.
DAME R 8 AND DEALERS IN E1-
ID thaa4e. - Cl.zk stseet. Chtea=o.
OohxtsstOy Dkrik1xExr-HAM. CHAMBERS 4 co.,
DealeFa q Negotiable Seeuatiez 11y and Sell Paper
Beurea hs Zeal Enate 4nd 9vt special attention 70 la
Yexutqta Cof EAster1 Pa1ties- spl+tsAly
cHAx1ka q. BAN ~. eaA4a2ks. Go: = NAsr1LA.
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Qi1uarplatad Goods.

CrLYER PLATED CAST0Rs IN GREAT
u vs,lay. npoors rotk: "a - 1obletA te. r.
d tale lo1es shao et ~ otass hnen u ~ sdS
xrr4 he&TeEu oak md Dea1bozn- jA@y-e3s
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AA21 a. ". ~ 1hL tf1&i1A
WILLIAMS 4 HouGHTELING
T0A MISSION NhRc STS,
~ No zlox Bouth Water rreez, seoooh .,oo- Yea
q WtAa seet Bsd<e etys heis ezeaatvs at'rnt:on -
s4la 4ed iufcAA4a of Al kinds Of Frptuet. 4c.
Cneua34ston- CASH advances u1Ads a ~ lad aE
md properly sto.e. Rster 70 t3eo anatth Co, MA-
rane bank. Aad Geo. etee!e Go. l4lu t!,l ~
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MEt'Ad WAREHOUSE,

}pdbas4 Arenns. ...........43
Rurchsa Iron Building. Chicago
The Bub.czib Ct has uow tn kocf
Tin PLATE, ROOFING TIN. BLOCK TIN.
ZINC BELTS af4ABk shit 1RoH.
1ArpAxY7YnTR0Y
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Arll)ltelts.

Qhsxfql and mtnude eped6cahuoA eoo
HUIAhLN pEEAHK0 Ie11&A1N
&aAe IRON DraVipE- - nn.A n,
OT1ICN a Oeal born stTsse. Id does nosta q - Y
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ArHEALED FENCE WIRE NOS 9 and
IT not te.s t. N ano ton. deliverable u ua1
Wssthouse aoS pie1iou. . tae IT. ~ .: 9ae
o.xt Ere ntr cent c1ah "a be paid When she contf3
nade palsuea On devr j. Purchases are Invited 70
corre espcud wath N II onee. .,.,, .x
| t.s1 ~ dimfwsn RaTph'o Irn3 Rn3tdlnk. 0h'eaEn-
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n KRIRaH CO., COMMl3$ION htsE-
~ aa4atA oo1ner Of 8oath Water asa f+11La
htentx.
uHInAf4G. fLtlA.t.
d KKIHGH mvlGtf1lY r. r. TAYlnR
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BCRLIN6ToH, IOWA
- P1on1ut attention vea to Tie collection ofHoteA
DEAn4, etc
he!eT . Geoe1a sza1th Co.. Marine Bank. Aez.
hAnts aASne1 Loan and TFnst Co. md !. g. Aaarc1-
y. p. uooLhApnH. tah4tyl ,. y 1xooIA
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DAsTRY FLoUR-sa0 BBLS on CON
I.onrnt for es3a bv ]. hNoW.
0AT, NEAL ANOTHER LOT T FRoH
|, l. MdnteAl on coafsanent AS0N:
l.DUTTKR. 5000 POUNDS BOIL bUf
| II FEN on oooaEnzneua. J. KNOW.
| 6ciS No. 10 RoVth pesKeeEn 1E9Se
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
LAWS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Supplement to the Crescent Of this morning
publish several important laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature Of Louisiana. The first :,
entitled "An act relative to free persons of color
ing into the State from other States foreign coun
tries is specially important to that class of people.
Its provisions peculiarly and remarkably stringent
The second relates to sherffs and indemnity bonds.
The third is can act for the relief Of seamen Sailor
boarding house keepers and others concerned directly
or indirectly, would do well to scan its provisions
carefully. The fourth is entitled "An act to regulate
the fees, costs and other expenses in criminal prose-
cutions in the Parish of Orleans" These acts are
taken from the State paper and are therefore, off
cially correct. We shall hereafter as heretofore,
publish all laws of general interest, or immediate
local bearing, as they promulgated in the State
gazette-that is, when we can fnd room in our usu'
ally crowded columns. ...m.= .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Ricl,mond Machinery.

few days since the bark William Mason sailed
from Richmond for New Orleans with nineteen steam
engines and mills on board-all the manufacture
OF Richmond machine shops, fifteen OF them being
from Mr. P. Rahms three from Messrs. Talbett's,
and one from Messrs. Anderson Il Co.'s. The saws
were also made in Richmond by Messrs. Burger &
Bowie. The cargo of the bark was completed with
bar iron from the rolling mills of Messrs. Anderson
g. Co.
This is the fifth vessel that has left our wharves
for New Orleans within the last few months, loaded
from our machine shops.
1t must be gratifying to every citizen6 Richmond
to have this substantial evidence Of the successful
erprse OF our manufacturers and to know that these
shipments made upon bona fide orders, and not
upon the adventure of manufacturers, whe to get rid
of accumulated stock, force them upon market
abroad to be sold at whatever price the articles may
bring. Further orders are now in advance of the
ability of our shops to supply.
The demand upon Richmond from the farther South
is not confined to saw mills, but includes every kind
of machinery made in our establishments
This trade commenced some years ago, and as the
character OF the workmanship of Richmond mechan.
les has become known at the South by actual use of
our machinery, the demand has been increased not
withstanding the competition OF Northern workshops
ty of the South to do her own work. but her growing
disposition to rely upon herself
Very extended preparations have been made by
several of establishments in this iue to do large
business, and to enable them to fill promptly any
orders committed to them.
The character of the Richmond machine shops re-
qures no endorsement from US, but we will neverthe-
less say, from cur knowledge of them, we would not
hesitate to order any machinery might want with
out question as to quality price, and especially from
those whose advertisements are found iu monthly
advertising Sheet" [Riehmond Enquirer.
|
Flowers fling their wealth upon the vacant air. and
rich men often Hing theirs upon the vacant heir.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEb,.. A Stewart. W A Read Mr.
Wilkinson, La; j Gray, W Sherp Ky---M { McLe.
HSoke, Miss. o i Edward j q Harris c. s Oh son
Miss Il Fi4na, Il nliss, y..W Mason, ,iss..,
Marsh La. Mrs VIM Ibley and chdreH, Breese,
;.;P Harris, VIM Hinan i. y 9 Grtwferi Warren j.
II Ev4rs, Miss. IL Dompson, A j euda Ia -,
y Wright DR. D caldh a, Al. y4nomau, swndeil
Miss. g Arnold, j Wason G Booyh fexps...
Horne, Tenn. r. Keith Mass...E Harris. .Jno
Duer NJ: Matthew'S o.. VI and Mrs Lynn, Tex
John Welch, Alabama. - Beche Snyder and lady
Louisiana.
CITY HoTEI....G McCanoand, H Wilkins f E Career,
La.. &c Newcomh Cal IS Holland, Mex, W Devoe
Tex Tex ~ Il Ksds'T e. 9 @ Als1l Il Jackson FurSsvile s
X spaldng uly....J Spark, O P Whiteman La. q j
Bradley anil LADY, Miss. C Wyckof 3 Avering, Wei
Pa. G Gackmeyer, Y....H West, Ga. r R Pirkeus
MISS Provel, Ala. VIM Woolsey, Ctauston, Y...s
Slater, City,. Il Perry, Alabama. Dixon Presdge
Stamps, Miss r. II IIarfson Tenn DR. Duperer James
| Groal and lady, Thos Smardon, Nettleon La.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. .Jno Rchards G LEROY I. Hi mel
Ala: John Ttuslow, y...,P Heath, Miss l. A Hean
+! Louisiana,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

THE TROUBLES IN UTAH.-The Salt Lake cores
pondent Of the ST. Louis Republican, under date of
the sth ut says that the excitement there has some
what abated and that this is attributed in part to the
knowledge the Mormons now have of the practical
working of the Jury law passed by the late Legisa
ture, it being complete bar tothe punishment of any
crime committed by the Mormons. Under this law
the Clerks of the Mormon County Courts select the
Grand and Petty Juries of the Federal Courts, and
such restrictions are imposed as disqualify every
Gentle in the Territory The rupture between Ju.
dietary and Executive is stated to be open and ire
concilable unless the Governor yields, which he will
not do; and if the Administration moves in the mat
ter detrimental to the Judges, they will resign and
publish manifesto disclosing darker and booder
scenes than any heretofore exposed. Judge Cradle
baugh has adjourned the Court of Provo, being un.
able to accomplish anything. Brigham Young de-
lyered temperate discourse in the Tabernacle on the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THE ORLEANs.-A varied and most attractive bill
is offered for the benefit of the Asylum Of INDECENT
Widows and Aged Persons.
The VARIETIEs.-The romantic drama entitled
"Pauline' will be performed, Miss Alice Mann max.
ing first appearance in the part of Pauline, the
other principal characters by Messrs. Jordan Daven
port, Briggs, Plunkett, and Miss A. Graham. After
dance the entertainment will conclude with The
Yankee Teamster.''
THE AMpHIrHEATER.-The Marsh Juveniles, with
daring enterprise, announce Shakspeare's tragedy
Orchard ILL.," with Master Louis as the Crookback
and Miss Louise as Richmond.
CONCERT HALL.-Mr Leo Taylor the great wizard,
will do natural magic and ventriloqusm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
gotal gnttlligtuts.

THE WEATHER has been unreasonsbly moist for
the ides Of May. There has been more rain within
the past week than in any week Of April, the so
called showery month. Yesterday, there was
watery glimpse Of sunshine in the morning, drzzles,
rains, and deluges with thunder and lightning, dur
ing the central part Of the day. with dryup in the
evening, and orange clouds in the west. The town
was dismal enough everywhere, with its overfowing
cutters, mry streets and general darkness and damp
ness. Everybody votes such weather out OF season
at this particular season Of the year.
FREE D1sPESsARY.-Weekly report Of the Free
Dfspensary Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine
on Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital
Patients treated Saturday. April s9th.
:. :. Monday, May A........-....--....... y
Wednesday,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Carondelet Hotel,

AT THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE OLD BAYOU
ST. JOHN.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has opened above named HOTEL
where he will be prepared supply such may honor him
with their patronage, with the very every thing IN his
line that the markets will afford which will be served in
superior style.
B. MOREAU.
k9- Attached to the establishment will be found superior
BATH HOUSES. all onlm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

SEIZURE OF AN AMERlcAN.-The Navy Depart
ment is in receipt OF dispatches from Capt Lavalete
dated Gulf of spezzfa, April s, in which he says that
Conterno Ottairo, musician on board the Wabash,
was seized by the Sandman authorities on the ground
that he was native of that country and absent
from the recruiting OF 1889. He has been released,
as, on examination, it did not appear that he owed
as was claimed military service to that Government.
The correspondence shows that Capt. Lava!ete took
prompt action.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

OUE CoNsULs IN MExiCo.-In view of the fact
that the Church Government had revoked the exc
quatur of Mr.. Black, Minister in the city of Mex
leo, President Juarez has published proclamation
directing the American Consuls and Vice Consuls to
proceed peacefully in the exercise of their official
functions without reference to the preensons of the
spurious Government at the capital In the name of
the Mexican Republic he declares Mr.. Blacks exc.
auatur confirmed anew.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

/ CRESCENT CITY LYRlC---NUMbER II.
BY ELLIS AMMoNETTE.
Ah! well marked the morning
OF the day hoped for bliss;
even saw its dawning,
For fear ray I'd miss;
saw its moonless darkness
Yield to Aurora's flush,
And heard uprousing nature
Break from its solemn hush.
Would you know the joy that kept me
Lying all night awake?
Twas drive that happy morning,
With Christine, to the lake; ...l
A drive down to the lake, say,
With golden-haired Christine,
Who loves to hear springs early birds
And catch the dewdrops' sheen.
found her waiting at the window,
With guileless, girlish grace,
And oh! she looked most sanity fair
Mid the folds of curtaining lace;
Few moments after saw US then
Dashing the road along,
And Christine said my trotter's hoofs
Were musical as song.
The willows hoar that grace the way
Bent lowly from above,
And whispering, sighed Of hope and youth,
And their attendant, love;
The quiet offspring of the lake
Lay glass-like on our right,
Mirroring bank and tangled brake,
And glinting sunbeams bright.
thought had the firm resolve
That morn to try my fate,
So soon as had paid the toll
And we had passed the gate; ..-
But when pulled upon the reins,
And drew up on the snowy beach,
had not framed the fateful words
Excess of feeling choked my speech.
There, where the waves sweep gently up,
Of fair Lake Pontchartran,
learned the richness Of my heart
Was lavished all in vain
The quiyering lips that lowly spoke
A sad regretful no. -.
Had power to change my day of bliss
To one Of deepest wo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
atfRes, liquors, etc..

NOS. Is AND l5 ROYAL STREET.
sud pn continually hand which seaual to the best shat
this market Also other brands of inferior qusy
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HoCK, Old nno
Zine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the vintage of 1888 1898 and ls5
other brands. WHISKY, ofall descriptions Irh
Rye aud Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pin and quay.s,
Also on hand my usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
the market, which will be sold reasonable
other house the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
az 1ply Nos. l3 and Ii Regal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
To the Trade.

II E N RY L. B RIG G S.
JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, N. O..
Respectfully calls the attention of the City Country trade
to the fact that he has opened will continue receive
FIVE TIE TEZRY
Consisting in part of LoCKETs, CHAINS, CAMEO SETS,
ETRUsCAN SETS EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, Watch
Keys Tnkets etc., which he will pleasure showing.
II. T. BRIGGS,
fe25 2ptf 80 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
II Card.

We would call the attention Of the public fact per
card below of the Hon. James Beggs, Foreman of Fire
pany No. TO- that the wood House," with Roof
ing remained unnjured by the flames the of the 2sth
ut, while the adjoining roof and the awning of the Wood
House itself both took fire from excessive heat
SOUTHERN F1RE-PRooF ROOFING COMPANY,
81 St. Charles street, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Lea 3 Perrtns'


CELEBRATED
WOR RCESTERSHIR SAUCE 8
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY YARLgTY OF DLsH
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Madras 10
his brother at Worcester, under date of May, 1885,
'Tel LEA 4 PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly es
eeed in India and is in opinion the paatable
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is maden
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
bition Of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERINs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame of which having led TO numerous FORdERIEs pur
chasers requested to that the of PER
RIMS upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERRINs will proceed against sny one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce
instructed their correspondents various parts world
advise them of inrngeens Sole Wholesale Agents fo
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
stock always store Also, received direct
shipment from England aul6 2pIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 9, 1859.
Notice.

.VOttCe.
N O r r 1 s, M A U L L 6 90,
CLoT1HER0,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under the City Hotel.
Have Just received and ARE opening, unusually
large and superior stock Of
SUMNER LoTHING!
COATS, PANTS.
In every description of material adapted to the
SOUTHERN TRADE,
And embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Particular attention has been paid this season to
MOURNING CLOTHING!
The stock Of which will be found complete in every par
iculsf.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
PhlladeIphia Hand-Made.
VIII lbe constantly in receipt Of all descriptions Shirts
per every arrival the North and will keep throughou.
the full of their Justly ceebrsted
LINEN cAMBR1c SHIRTS,
| Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In possible variety-embracing large invoiceet
| CLOTILDE TIES,
| GLOVES. HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs.
| UNDER CLOTHING.
| UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, etc.
| NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
Camp and Common sts.,
| m25 zptf Under the City Hotel.
Cigars Cigars
Purchasers will always find in store assortment the
weknown brands-InJenudad Flor de Pujadas Meridiana
Flor de Psnchs Redowa Cabarga Paagas Know Something
Washington Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano etc., at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2pf 70 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

vWOreutG's Restaurant,
l27 CANAL STREET.
During the past this weknown establishment
guarantee patrons at all times all the deca
cies the markets afford.
The public may that nothing will
part sinain the reputation that MoREAU's"
hitherto being of the best Restaurants In
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Propretors Moreau's,n
nl7 2pf No. l27 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
J. 4. hammond,

J. 4. EfanlntOna,
ENGRAvER LITHo AND PRINTER,
No. 8 Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully soics departments
Of art.
Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Promsory Notes
etc. embehed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style uneqnalled IN the South.
He facilities doing every description of work
stone particularly refers the style recently intro
duce combining elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheanes of Lthogaphy and particularly adapted Bills of
Exchange Checks, Account Sales Bill Heads, hne Labels
etc, ETC.,
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel
the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
Book Illustrations etc. requested to examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not the North is the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INyl-
rAToNS Engraved and Printed every style punctualy
and at short notice.
sraved and and furnished with press counter die
jel 2pty
Jn0r,sng Star Csyas- Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
T H E Cd OR b ID e LA CRUZ,
Proprietor.
ss- THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND m29 2psm
james B. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ne. All BROADWAY. tnear CoEsl street,, NEW yosl
iTis 1nt.-
Rutland 5 Daots,
FORWARDING Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| And
Agents of the independence Boats,
| ma 2pd AosILr. ALA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Duc DE moNrEBELLo cHAmPAsNEs $

The undersigned, SOLE AGENTS for the above .superi
W N $,
beg leave inform the Trade and the public generally tina.
they keep supply constantly hand prepared
all times receive orders.
R. MCDOWELL. CO.,
MI I'm No. 9s Graver street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

MURRAY. JOHN C. POoLEf.
ISLDleIuA YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD
Having sold stock on hand NJ the yard at the Old Bn
friends lake notice that
business confined leeitmatey the florida YELLOW
PINE LUMBER YARD of juln and Cedar streets,
NEW BASIN.
Orders left Box So Mechanics and Dealers Exchange, 9
ST. Charles street, will be proEaptly attended TO- ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

wOR CESTERSHIRE SAUCE 3
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

HR. B. q. WREN, HoMEoP ATHIsT = OFFICE.
~ corner of Julia and Mag zine Streets
Special attention paid Diseases of Females and Children
milo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
Nsh @rItans 9ailg Grtstsut.
Il LAKE DRIVE WITH CHRISTINE /,
BY ELLIS AMMoNETTE.

A CRESCENT CITY LYRIc--NuMBER II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
posEp TURKEY AVID DonEs-
GREAT TBAItGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.

G. DHpUy,
No. 61 ROYAL STREET between Customhouse and Bienyis
Streets New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARTi


stock always Also orders received for dire,
shipment from England eul6 2pIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09
r A. .FAHNEsTUCk's VERMIE EUGE.

WILLIAMSBURG, New York.
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock Co. i,nti-men: For number
of years past have oubl with dr. a,ltu gnawng
pain IN the pit OF stomach accompanied by fainnes and
dizziness in the head and after adbeu the advice Of sew
eral eminent physicians and benefit heefron
was induced to b. A FAhne oek's vefmitnge and after
taking two Was to surprise twelve yards tape
worm And now assert that have recovered my former
health, for which feel Indebted to b. Fanestocks Yer
mtfnge and cheerfuly being eficR ious
and harmless HENRY HOFFMAN.
Purch lsers should look we'll the initial,
per, and see that they buying B. fahn s yerm
tnge, other. al lmSW