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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

/ was present ut the conversation between Mr..
Massey and Mr., C. /. Stuart, at the Mayor. Office
IN reference 20 the speech Of the former ut the Lr
cuuIu. aud beard Mr.. stuart confirm what MIR
Massey stated in his speech, and speak % tho
friend, of Mr. Smith (the Governor as fool, for
trying to refutv 81 dcny IT.
MI sl-l. JOSEPH PAUCEGT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

| have heard Mr.. C. + S.aart state in substance
all that Mr. MASSEY said in his Convention speech,
touching tnis Gov. Smith affair. before Mr. Massey
made tia; .pesch GEO. e.. HARPER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

was present at the Lyccum coruer, on the oc
casion referred to by Mr., Massey, in his Card in
the Gazette Of tie 2gth inst, and heard Mr.. {. T..
Stuart's statement, and unhesiatIngIy say that
what Mr. Massey says ia reference what took
place, is true. JAMES l.. JAElNS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

certify that the statement made by Mr.. Massey.
in his Card Of the 2sth inst concerning the state
meut made by Mr.. Stuart on the Lyceurn corner,
to be correct IN every particular, being present
at the time. WESLEY AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

The through passengers of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, yesterday morning,
were conveyed between this place and " ash
ington, in Omnibusses, in consequence Of a
leak in the boiler of the steamer Geo. Page.
The boiler was repaired and the steamer re-
sumed her trips at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

NOTICE To "a. CpNSUMERS.--Bills for
n the quarter ending March 18th. are now
read, for delivery. All bills paid within five days
after presentation. Il discount of per cent viii be
allowed. Tmh 29-3tl ], KOXBuRi. supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

The Alexandria correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, saws THE work on the Alex
anlria. Louloun and Hampshire Railroad, Is
rapidly progressing. Their FIST bridge over
the Ganal i, completed. Bridge No. . nearly
50. The third bridge, extending over the
Washington Turnpike, will be completed thi:.
week. The track over the rurr!ihe will be
laid in about IL we"k, OF ten days. The next
hraca will he at Four Mile Run, when the
DIRECTORY will proceed u lay track as fast
as possible. The read will be completed as
far a. Lce>burg by the next crop. After
that its progress will be determined by the
liberality of the State, tho county, and other
aid. The Company expect that Loudoun
will not hesitate to do her duty, if the crops
are good.
The Collector Of CUSTOMS lore, Edward
S. IIough, esq. who "as, some year. since,
severely injured by his phllanthropic efforts
at fire, has been absent two months in
Philadelphia, seeking restoration TO former
health and comeliness He has .last return
ed, much improved. with II prospect Of pei
feet recovery"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31

T or FOR RENT.-Wil he rented for one or
| i five years the SIN ACRE LOT. adjoining
the Poor House propcrtv. we'll enclo-ed. in good
~ corG;;ion. with nOUSE and WELL Of ex-
s,=i ceilen, WATER upon it. Possession given
ilune1ia,ely. Enquire at the Gazette office.
NH 2g-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-31
EDN a MI Z n \ y n
CHAS, A. SEC0R,

Jan E-Zawts
,24sr- IN compliance With the resolution OF tho
St9ckholicr. of the Allegheny Mining COMPANY
passed at their meeting Oh the llth day Of March.
1859, the above sale is postponed.
NH 2i-2awtf c. A. SEC0R. Trustee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
TALK ON ,cHANGE.

The chief talk yesterday was the good feeling re-
garding cotton. The correspondence BY the Africa
came through yesterday and reads satisfactorily and
undoubtedly will be followed by the next steamer,
the Canadas mails by similar features. We received
the following from one Of our correspondents. we
are not aware under what figures the expression OF
want Of belief in estimates arc assumed or that they
are oyerestimated. The Committee of Brokers in
their return on the 4th February, say that 100000
to 500 600 bales is the current estimate Of the
American crop:
We have to quote advance in cotton In this Market pred
GATED On the belief the has been estimated Pos
s,hlv aer willis may be conceived believed that even
With large crop the United States the receipts will not
be ses.er than last year. So shall rang
work the cotton Market there will be wanted hero
10000 bales to supply the deficiency in Surats.
The great bug bear now is but cannot believe
shall have any the continent present. However the
apprehension has bad effect on cotton.
The activity in cotton, which commenced on Fri
day last, has been well maintained, notwithstanding
some rainy weather, which does not interfere in our
latitude with cotton no more than an epidemic. The
sales for the last five days, including yesterday foot
up 900 bales at good and satisfactory prices to the
grower, We hope The receipts at all the ports up to
last night were twentynine hundred and ffty-four
thousand eight hundred aad forty eight bales. We
have the weeks receipts at Charleston and Savannah;
they foot up at the two ports to the oath ut
hundred and eight thousand one hundred and forty.
four bales
We are obliged to omit the further talkof yesterday
for want of space.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
Singers SesDing .Machts,es.

These Machines universally acknowledged be
superior to all others both in the quality variety Of the
Sewing done by them and also in durability Machines
or over $4,000 worth Of these Machines sold the under
signed not has needed REPAIRS and many them
been used five entirely in the charge negroes
Their sale has than doubled three months
the office of SINGER & CO., and also in this city.
Certificates Of the universal of SINGERS MA
CHIMES in Louisiana have published Agents
but rely entirely Premium Humbugs and Of
anything Of Sewing Machines.
Unlike all other Sewing Machines, the power carry
Needle, in Singers is applied by directly the
Needle, which is straight and attached that
move from its proper position The Shuttle carried by
crank and the Feedwheel by eccenc These
only motions pertaining the Machine, little
friction that they will make from 50 1G0 stitches after
foot is taken from the treadle.
Singers Machines make from four Eve stitches
luton Of the eadlecrank which is equal the speed Of
Wheeler Wilson'S Machines and two and half times that
OF Weeds They easily turned h the former and
with less than half the required the latter
Singers New Letter A Family Machine
just out and combines many advantages every
Family Sewing Machine that becomes known, it
will supercde all others In Dnteested who
Will examine the construction and work of this Machine will
say without hesitaou that it exeels Family Sewing
much heavier sewing than Wheeler Wilson'S Machnesturns
much easier, faster works straight needle by
band, and free from all those nice adjustments that give
trouble in the W. & W. Machine.
Singers Needles sold 50 cent less than those of W.
W., and being siraightthey a easily broken
WALTER BENNETT, Agent.
fe2S m3 2p<W SO Camp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

THK ST. CHARLEs.-Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne played
Ad,ienne last night It is one Of her finest persona
tons, for she depicts most faithfully, though not
powerfully, the various and changefnl emotions called
forth by the character Not one minor detail of ges-
ture expression information lacking to its artistic
perfection during the act two in which we scanned
her performance. Mr.. Charles Pope was rather good
as Count de Sare and Messrs. Grifiths and Wright,
as Michonnet and the Abbe, were not bad.
The VARIEr1Es.-A large house again assembled
to see "London Assurance" and its performance gave
no occasion to qualify any commendatory express
sion heretofore elected. It bids fair to "run" well
for some time longer, for the motto of the manage
ment is" when you get good thing keep it,
keep it
TIE AMPH1THEArER.-"Kit Carson, or the Hunter
Of the Prairie" another exciting equestrian melo-
drama from the repertoire Of the Louise Wells com
pany, was brought ont last night
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

A SHELTER FOR THE REPENTANT.-- One Of the
most truly benevolent movements of the age is the
establishment of houses Of reform, where the frai
and ering of the gentler sex who are desirous Of
abandoning the error of their ways may find the
sympathy and encouragement Of true ministering
angels; "a shelter where they may hide their shame
and regain their virtue." Such an establishment has
recently been opened at No. l65 Magazine street by
an order known as the "Sisters of the Good Shep-
herd" and every night during the present week
fair will be kept open at Armory Hall for the purpose
of procuring the necessary "material aid" For the
honor of humanity, we trust fair for such purpose
will meet with proper encouragement. Go there TO-
night You will find it admirably conducted. Go,
and be generous
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

PRoF. j. VEGAS SECOND CHILDREN's FANCY
DRESS BALL will come off this evening at Odd Eel
lows Hail. and will doubtless add another to the list
Of grand successes which is the record of all the en-
tertanments Of this class given under his manage
ment. The little folks will commence the dance at
u o'clock, and exhibit their proficiency in the beau
tfu art, of which Prof. Vegas is accomplishedand
successful teacher until IL O'clock when they will
yield the floor to their elders but scarcely their bet
ters far dancing is concerned for at this stage
of the season the pupils Of this academy can dance
about as well as anybody, whatever the extent OF
their practice and experience. Gentemen's tickets
may still be obtained during the day and evening at
the hail. at the music stores, and at the ticket Office
at price which is really contemptbly low, consider
ing the amount of enjoyment which is an inevitable
consequence of attendance at these balls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03


Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-NYe
nave been een asked which is the best Sewing Machine
IN use and TO satisfy ourselves have spent
benefit.
We purchased one Of the above Machines have
tried on every kind of work required family aud gives
he oest sa'siacuon doing It's work rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand work. It is much harder to rp
work done on this Machine than that done ordinary way
1t Is neat and tasty being nicely Finished and to all ap.
pearance simple beyond the possibility getting out of repair
BY ordinary use II strong and durable and we are well
assured one Of them will years of constant use
has already saved taors and dressmakers bills enough in
our family to its cost and think 1t very profitable
investment to say nothing Of its convenience hours Of
needle work that u mother We most emphaticaly
this the best Sewing Machine use and the greatest
abor-saving invention Of the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY LYON. who are the proprietors of
fChicago Herald.
N. S HEDRrCK, Agent,
de- 2psm&w rs Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

~ DIR. Hostetter's justly celebrated and
neverfaling STOMACH BITTERS will eHecually cure all
diseases Of the body of morbid The calling
the attention of the public this valuable specific
feeling Of the confidence in adaptation
to the diseases for which recommended quack
ice but that has stood the criticism of
press and people, The testimony given in its favor the
eminent and wellknown professors and private individuals
all parts of the United States clearly evuces
that its virtues many The Of
satisfy the skepca that really deserving the celebrity
has obtained wherever sold.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
fe2S 2p6SW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
as-The Great Eagllsh Remedx--slr James

nS-The Great English Remedy--Sir James
EsCELEBRArEp FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scripton of Sir Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS any
whatever and, although a. powerful remedy, they
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies it is peculiarly suited will in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fail where the drec
ons on the second of the pamphlet well Observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent
Bsl and postage stamps enclosed authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by
Of mail
General Agent for tie United States JOB MOSES Rochester
NY. JWRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents, and
sold by all respectable Druggists. feS 2plykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

The members of the above Association requested to
meet their Hail. No. 2s5 Old street. between Ursu
lines and ST. Philip SUNDAY NEXT the 9th of March,
1859 at O'Clock A. NJ precely for the purpose form
ing procession, and of celebrating becoming manner
the LAYING CT THE CORNER STONE of the tomb to be
erected in the God street Cemetery; and also RECEIVE
BANNER, which will be presented by Miss Baceo
GERMAN FLAG, to be presented by German members
of the Society.
The members requested TO be puncual.
By order Of The Pr 4sident.
ANTHONY SAMBoLA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

nSr A new Sewing Machine. superior to all
others has been invented and ready to be introduced
public by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
has by competent Judges and is pronounced
superior anything invented In fact 1t is the won
admiration Of every Nothing can be simple
and child eight years Of work with ease sews
machine, and is bound to supersede all
others There the trouble of keepr 1t in working
there Is In machines Of other makers 1t does not
require operator have several pages of printed insuc
tions work it. is the with the Wheeler Will
son machine There leather pad which troube
some Wheeler Wilson machine does not require
the all be rewound into complicated little spooler
is required by Soat and Wheeler Wilson machines
the original poo they purchased from the
stores. The reputation Of the machines formerly made by the
Grover Baker Company is wellknown all the world
Hundreds families in New Orleans throughout
the South testimony the superior qualities Of Grover
l. Baker mschines.
order place these useful machines into family the
have introduced perfect machine suitable for
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
All of the leading patterns of the Grover Baker machines
purchased the Southern depot of the Company No. IL
Camp street. where will receive all required inform
alton. fe2 2pSm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
ds apsnAw


Rsr The artificial lightning that flashes
through the Atlantic Cable bears resemblance the light
ung Of heaven, than cRIsTADoRO'S HAIR DYE bears
the natural coorng matter Of black and brown hair Quick
as flash It aarkens the grey red sandy fbres of
head the lips and the chin to ebony hue while lends
healthy luser them. contains caustc and minutes
once in six eight weeks all the time required app
cation
Sod everywhere, and applied by all Hair pres.ers
fes 2plm&W CRISTAD0Ro, No. 6 Asser House. NY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

Programme.
The Procession will form at o'clock A. NJ precisely under
the direction of the Grand Marshal following order
JUAN BARCELo, Esq Grand Marshal.
THos G. HoGGERTH and G. DULcIcH, Aids to Marshal.
LOUIS BALzER and MANoEL VEGAS, Asst Marshals.
American Jack with three members
Carriage.
Assistant Marshals JOS. CANALI and j. p MoNTAMAT
FIRST DIVISION.
Nusic-brass band-ffes and drums.
Banner of the Association.
President first and second Vice dents.
Officers of different Benevolent Associations other invited
guests.
Secretary, Physician Treasurer Of the Association.
Marshals PROSPER BARBA and JOS. W. COTAYA.
Members Of the Board of Administration and Relief Com
mittees.
DIVISION.
Music-brass band.
Marshals JOS. SETTLER and A. ABADIE
American and Portuguese flags.
Members Of the Association.
THIRD DIVISION.
Music-brass band
Marshals j. b. GUNsT and EMILIO MORALES.
American and German flags
Members of the Association.
Flags.
Members
The Procession when formed will march down
to Elysan Fields down Elysan Fields the
Barcelo Eq Morales street. where the pre-
sented by Miss Ines Barcelo from Procession will
proceed TO Frenchmen Noreau and Charrs Streets
place. collection made for the benefit Orphan Asy
ums of the First and Third Districts.
After this the Procession will proceed
Peter and Rampant streets to ST. Philip street. where the
flag will be presented from thence Royal ST. Charles
Julia and Liberty streets to the Girod street Cemetery where
the ceremony laying the stone Of the Tomb will
place, and Address will be delivered.
After which, the Procession will proceed up God
Circus Canal and Chares to St Peter street
Square, down st. Ann to Royal Casacavo, Eughen
Levee the United States Hotel Eysian Fields street.
where refreshments will be prepared for the
Association and invited guests
After which the Procession will repair Hall of the So
ciety and there be dismissed.
By order of the Grand Marshal:
ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
ms 2ptd Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT Assoc1Ar1oN-The
regular monthly meeting Of this Association will be
held on Saturday evening next at the hall of Polar
Star Lodge o. 0. F., on St. Louis street, between
Exchange Alley and Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

~ Worms! Worms3 Worms IA great
many learned reaes have been written explaining origin
Of and classifying the generated in the human system
Scarcely any topic of medical science elected
observation and profound research and physicians
very much divided In opinion the subject
mtted, however, that, after ALL mode of expeing
and purifying the body from their presence of
than the wsest disquisions origin The expe
ling agent has at lengthbeeu found-DR. MLANEs yERM
FUGE, prepared by Fleming Bros is the much sought after
specific and has already all other medicines
Its efficacy being universally acknowledged by medical pac
TONERS. $780,
Purchasers will be careful ask for DR.. MLANEs CELE
DRAFTED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS.
Of Pittsburg Pa All other yermfuges in comparison
worthless. Dr. MLanes genuine vemifuge also his cele
brated Liver Pills. be had all respectable drug
stores None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Sold by
SCOyIL MEAD,
Ill and ll3 Chartres street New Orleans,
mi 2p6t<W Wholesale Agents for the Sonh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
.Rtsley's BisChu.

This article is perfectly reliable in restoring the feeble
enevaed the PROSTATE and the e vgo
and strength Those who have sacrificed themselves by youth
fa ndiscreons now, using this invaluable
be relieved from their melancholy situation. But lose
lake to it at and your lives hitherto misery you will
be prize and blessing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO..
q and Isl Chartres street,
fe2s 2p6t<W General agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

Tn GRAND Vocal. AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
~ the benefit Of st. Luke's Church comes off at
Lycsum Hall this evening, and we hope to remark
that y y well attended. as it probably will be,
or the bill is Of the most attractive character, and
4hsre never was On object more worthy. The Con-
rt will Be under the direction Of Messrs. La Hache
md Cripps, and the excellent programme will be
performed BY amateurs Of well known talent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

will pay the above for the recovery the body my
brother CHARLES BANISTER, who lost in the destruc-
tion of the steamer Princess.
He man fifty of age five feet inches
height weight about l48 pounds had thick nous
tache bn other beard hair thick and black there
stains of India ink of his hands
he had very heavy diamond olsire ring gold
watch and chain, and wore black frock coat.
RINALDO BANISTER,
m2 2p4 Bienville street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
Diseases Of the Throat ana L,xnos

DIR. @. p. CRANE.
Whose successful treatment in Diseases Ard
Lungs by the inhalation of Electro Chemical Medical
is well known to be the only reliable philosophical
eecng in those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough of all Chronic and Functional Diseases By
means Of Vergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gaivgnis and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city
ultation list Of Questions has been prepared will be
warded on application to Dr. c.,
No. l46 ST, JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. according to
the descriptions received in each particular case.
E-Pa'ents from the country be accommodated wit
rooms at the Institute MO 2p6nkW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

EpRheumatism Cured, either Inflamma-
tory (acue Chroaicno matter how the case of
how long standing Call for DR.. MORTIMORE'S REMEDY,
which has already cured about be
had Nos q and ISL Chares street. New Orleans La of j.
WRIGHT co. fell 2p3mkW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03

OfEaArIc.-On Friday TO omorrow) evening Mime
Aborde appears in opera at the Orleans for the only
time, when Norma, = sung in the Italian text, will
y performed. Nine Laborde, prima donna Of
grand opera, Paris, now Of the Ullman troupe will
sustain the role Of Norma, and Nine Berkel that Of
sAda.giso. Mime LAborde will be superb in Norma,
nd probably the Orleans will not be able to accom-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
I D s..

Mayor and Recorders
Members of the City Council.
Members Of the State Legislature.
MOBILE DEPARTMENT:
J. F. Jewett, Chief Engineer:
Warren Gerrow, First Assistant;
o. T. Keeer, Second Assistant.
SArcHEz FIRE DEPARTMENT
Thomas Sansforth, Chief Engineer.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
John F. Gruber Chief Engineer.
David Bradbury, First Assistant;
P. O'Keefe. Second Assistant.
Fire Department of Mobile.
jackson Fire Company No. l, of Jackson, Miss.
Delegation OF Firemen from Matches, Miss.
Willism Tell Hook 4 Ladder Co. No l, of Gretna
Pelican Fire Company No. l. of Algers.
Brooklyn Fire Company No. q of Algiers.
Pioneer Fire Company No. L. of Jefferson City.
Ailneburg Fire Company No. l, of Mineburg.
SECOND DIVISION:
Volunteer Fire Company No. l.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. /.
Mississippi Fire Company No 2.
Vigilance Fire Company No 8.
American Hook and Ladder Com pany No. 2
Columbia Fire Company No. S.
Louisiana Hose Compa
Mechanics Fire Company No. 6.
Eagle Fire Company No. I.
THIRD DIVISION:
Ph@nix Fire Company No. s.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. s.
Creole Fire Company No. 9.
Louisiana Fire Company No. 10.
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. IL.
Perseverance Fire Company No. IS.
Philadelphia Fire Company No. IA.
FOURTH DIVISION:
Jackson Fire Company No. 49,
Washington Fire Company No. 20.
Pelic IN Hook and Ladder Company No. L.
Orleans Fire Company No. 81.
Jefferson Fire C>mpany No. %.
Chalmee Fire Company No. %.
Crescent Fire Company No. "a
Route,
The Procession will form Canal reet precisely at 10
o'clock. The head of the Procession will up Camp
Julia, down Julia to Carondeet Carondele Apollo up
Apollo to Washington up Washington to Magazine down
Magazine to Race or Robin to Annunciaon down Annunca.
ton to ST. Joseph down ST. joseph ST. Charles down ST.
Charles TO Royal down Royal EpRnade Espanade
Greatmen down Greatmen Enghen up Enghen to evee
Levee to Espanade down Epar ade Charres up
tres to Canal street where the Procession will be dismissed
The Exempt Firemen Except those unable walk re
quesed to unite with their respe: tive Companies.
The Marshas and Foremen Of the various Companies are
notified to be puncuay the ground the Procession will
positively move at 10 O'Clock.
fe2S m3 /. N. MARKS Grand Marshal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-03
.Mssttc1s Kre.re Of Con,,.s.

Parties desrous Of communicating with this Association
only do through the None other will be
nzed by
fe2s 2p6t COMTTS