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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
OFFICE OF JHg PBEsix fIRs lss 60
QpnnUtvn M.ren 2 IfJQ

yJyVE Board Of Directors Of this Company have
Il a.. a. declared . SEN ANNUAL Dividend % HEh
W. SEST ssvAss o. demand At tb.T Brsnch Ofs To.
800 Nv. YSdk PHIEANDER SBA y, Seer-t>y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

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~ ROSS, RALCONER Co.'S LINE Tor SAN FRANCES
co The Clipper Ship VIKING, Whson, huer
sdDs pier No 10 kGsi River, fo. Ct Maiden Ans AID
Sil have dispatch . 90 We.
The vent.on Ct th shp "a 'uoh 70 nr1re the
ct Delivery hayin. ms5s her three
10 N 23 IA and I've Gsyr male her Tic mos:
6esrsble sh p nov loAninl ..
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Otean Bieamrrs, 81.

INOR LIVERPOOL.-Stea ETNA, James
Il Anderson Commander This nee AID powerful steamer
n sal from the aud North American Royal al s.am
Packet CompAuyt Whsf a. Jerey City, on MONDAY, March
e. D. money for first class passengers only for
nom there 3nrodaoos b75 Including FRO
visions but without vine, nquor which can be obtained
T. CUNaRD, No. BoShus Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

TNHE NEW LINE FOX SAN FRANCISCO,
Il CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCTIONS OF FARE. -.
Fne ftvonte Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Cap. YIN
KLEPAUGH III ieave New ioTt, from Pier No s. Norm
River on MONDAY, April II, a. coet M connecting
Vis Panama Railroad with he etesushP UNCLE SAN now U
the LAre on the Pscifc Ocean. 49, -
Tor Passage Freight ,PPy 81 the only Of 9e Of tae Line
No. 5 Bow ling Green ID b. ALLEN Agent
RB-An person. forbid trusting any sceoun Of
DE above shipI osners
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
Bolts and Cobb.

Notwithstanding the furious cutlery raised in
the "lmpnsti"n papers alou, Bolts" we haze
heretofore said nothing in his defence, simply be-
cause he is n"t candidate for anything, and if
he was, he neel. no defence from US or anyb Iy
else Moreover those who mike this charge Of
Aboltion>m against him do not believe it Tia en-
selvos and therefore it is waste of words to ar
que with them.
But, merely for the curiosity Of the thing we
present II contrast between the sentiments of Mr.
Bolts and those of Mr.. Cohb-ihc latter South
ern Secession Fire Eater, and ut present the Dem.
ocratic Secretary Of the Treasury Tor rather wha;
used to be the Treasury, before Honest John
watched oil the money out Of it) Here is what
Mr.. Bolts said in his African Church speech in
Richmond in 1856;
my position the subject of slavery is this.
and SO far from wishing to conceal ii, desire il
should be known t all. am no siavry p,opagan-
dist; rW resort tn all proper remedies 10 pro-
fect and defend slacerywhare it erisfs but | rtN
neither assist in nor encourage any attempt to
force it upon reluctant people any There, and still
less will | Justify the use o the military po,rer of
the country to establish 1t in any of the Itrr,to-
riey.
If it finds its way there by legitimate means, IL
" tce" out never ny i'nce WFo"gh any hSfrhmth-
fdt,fy Of NINE. And he who Undertakes to connect
my name, or my opinions, wuM AJoii,ion,sm, IS
either kndre or a tooi and sometimes both."
Now. here is what the Chcvaicr Cobb said in
speech at Wcstche>cr, Pennsylvania, in lSj6--
and if any body any difference between
his opinions and those of Mr.. Bolts, our hat is
respectfully at his service:
II would not plant slavery upon any portion of
God earth. aeains, the will Of the people.
The Government uf the United States should
not force the institution Of slavery upon the pea
pie, either Of the Territories or of the States.
against the will ofthc people, tho my voice could
bring about that result"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
Money! to be Used.

The Wheeling Times quotes fr,m the Baltimore
Clipper a statement u the effect that levy OF
money has leen made in Washington for the pur-
pose Of operating upon the Virginia election, and
securing the triumph Of John Letcher.
Such circumstance would not surprise us in
the least. In another article in to-days paper
we have shown that one single man contributed
"A much as sixteen thousand dollars to carry Penn
sylvania for Buchanan. In the last Presidential
contest it is notorious that n levy was not only
made upon the ofice-holders of the Government to
be used in Pennsy lvana--but circulars were scnt
all over the country implring contributions for
the same purpose. We honestly believe TINT the
money used in Pennsylvania in 1856 for political
purposes should be counted by millions instead of
by thousands.
The Cincinnati Platform starts out with the as
sumption that the American Democracy "place
their trust in the intelligence, patriotism. and dis
eliminating justice of the people," Experience
has shown, however, that it is precious little Of
their "tru,t" TIM: they place in either of those
qualities The great bulk Of their trust" is pla.
ced in the potent and saving efficacy Of money
In that hypocrtical letter which Buchanan wrote
to the Fort Duquesne celebration, he went out of
hs way to introduce the wholly inappropriate and
entirely un-germane subject Of carrying elections
with money, although he knew at the time that
Pennsylvania was carried for him by that dent
cal agency. Ii was the old device OF the cry of
d" Stop Thief" So conscious was he of bis guilt
that he did not even wait for an accusation. lie
protested a.aiast n practice which nobody was at
that time thinking about-ihe best evidence in
the world of guilt.
In Pcnnss lvana Tie money not all cxpen
,lcd in printing documents and such like harmless
modes Of elee'ionrcrng 1t was paid dawn Ion
the nail we h,,ee every raasnn TO believe The
leaders Of the Democracy placed their trust in the
''intellieeucc e.. If the people-bu. they placed
their cash in heir pocksts
Use monc, in N.rginin? Of course. Does the
Wheeling Times or the Baltimore Clipper expect
anything else? We would not be surprised If a
rcauisi,ion had alicaiy hcrn made upon the Of
foehollcrs IN Washington for this purpose. Mr.
Letcher, Will opFo>iu. nearly every measure Of
Mr. Buchanans administration. asserts that he
''su>tnins and supports" the President notwith.
standing WHY Did it occur to the read
er that Mr.. Lrtcher cannot a9ord to break with
an Administration which, hy using its influence
over its III, chu!eis and lc'nlnes. may assist so
much in ''roIrbuuns' to Mr.. Letchc.- cleo
tionf
Wenrc glad It's say. however, TINT We think even
that game will not win" IN the forthcoming cleo
ton. 1t has been played out" We place
much trust IN the INTEL grnce IF the people ct NIr
gnn, that we 'l'' nj bclh,e they nre inc ,npe
tent to n patriotic decision Of the issue now made
up before them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09

Ma. Bazaar, Of Danvillc, We understand. will
addre-. the people at Campbell C. II. on Monday
In addition IN the other orators who have been an
nounred. Mr.. Bryant is said to DO beautiful
and f,rcible speaker, and s winning many laursls
in the present canvass. Can We not induce him
tn address us here in Lynchhuref
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09

a. - the rr1rIiely Of his suing swirl in CURT
Of law for his ten per cent! And, ACCORDING to
Piins own testimony. the President told him he
:. ~ no objection 10 his doing so r
Thus lendesh the second lesson. The others will
fdllsw in due time. Was Mr.. T1mbs right, or
was be wrong. when be said "fhis 70 The most cor
rssps Government upon earth r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09

ENOR RENT-TIHE HOUSE, opposite thc ~
Il Methodist Protestant Church. Possession gwen 1i.
medIately. Inquire of faprn 6d4t.j r. HE MING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
Good News from the Southwest.

A correspondent Of the Wheeling Times who
heard the discussion between the Gubernatorial
candidates Mt Jonesvie. in Lee county, writes to
that paper rs follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
OFFICE SOUTH-SIDE RAIL ROAD,
- LYAcHBURG Apri lst 1850 :
FENVkOl(h FREIGHT ARRANGE NE u r

l. To BALTIMORE. ny THE SOUTH SIDE kAII,
ROAD AND STEAMBOATS,, TWI IL A WEEK. am
authorize" to receive Freight to be delivered Baltimore
the following
Manufactured Tobacco, per box IS cents
Ginseng, WOOL Feathers, and lecswax, per 100
lbs 81 90
Freight delivered at Depot by s. = NJ, THURSDAYS
and saturdays will be deli, cred In baltimore ensuing
Mondays and w ednesdayG A. w HOMER
april D dim. Agent 5 s. X. X. Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
VALUABLE WOODLAND NIGHT

OF LYNCHBURG FOR SALE II have alb ut t3&
lui Acres ut WOOD LAND for sale. at reduced price
IL Is well tinibrred well waiere and has good soil II
situate about miles from the city, right hand side Of
IN Campbell H. road and sdons the lands of C. l. Mosby
iq bargain can be obtained by apply ing atior
CIAS Al
march 81 dts. 1IDS y. SfAbIER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
SALES BY AUCTION.

By CllAS. I. WORKMAN K co, ArcT1osgKps.
RTCH MOND "a
CARGO NEW ORLEANS q; n A. CIRA
~ MoLASSES AT AUcrIUN'-pn FRIDAY April,
rth at our arehoue Dok At ii nrock
A. NJ we will sell the per Schr Sae Gay aud Brig
Hope irom Attakapas. La, rsnsisti x Of
hog she ads prime to ehoile \ O. Sugars
30 barrels real, prime y y. VI Aass.s
ALS' the cargo brig Augoss frouI Matanzas Cuba
Consisting Il '
" hog h. ada prime Museavado Malas.es,
~ Clayed
9 / terces Mus,,vaJ,
TERMS OF SAl.E--Uuder 500 cash; over 90 months
credit for approved negotiable paper
CliAS. T. WORKMAN & CO. Auptrs
WILL BE ADDED:
1.ld blgs dsmae ed Peruvian Gua,o
from wreck Of Bark o~iava Sold account Of under RI
tiers for rash s,rii IL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09

SPRINE SALEs.-We are now recei vi ny ow
- SPRING AND SUMMER stock of
Hardware,
Plated Ware,
Housekeeping Articles,
Farming Imp lie snents,
Garden implements,
Cnrpcnsrr's Tools,
COOper's Tools.
Carringe Materials,
Guns,
Rides.
Pistols.
Fishing Tackle,
Fancy Baskets,
oil Cloth, &c., &c.
Comprising the largest and best assortment W. have ever Of
tered 10 the public Our CUTLERY Is OUR OWN IMPOR-
TA1loN and will compare both variety ard cheapnrss
with stock in the We invite all house me-
chanics and others give call guaranteeing abstraction
in all cases imach dts COLIoUNS & WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

A MOTHER AUPPl.X.-JNO. ,. PURvlH,
"A AGENT Receiving the largest lot Of and bean.
1fu DRY GOODS gotten by him this season. amongst which
many kinds Of rich Fancy 0oods april 7dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09

uNiSE 4 &C ks.-We mn te Just yccri we'd n ~ in
II voice Of CIGARS, which we think very superior
smokers are inyit ID to call and exaniuc them
april 9.ds. w. a STROTHER co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

The VARIErIEs.-A good house assembled for the
benefit of Mr.. Treasurer Warren, and Kennys thre e.
act comedy Sweethearts and Wives" with lesser
pieces, was performed As Eugenia, in the play of
the evening, Miss Alice Mann made second app ear.
ance and better impression than she did in Pauline
the previous evening. In this play Mr.. Mark Smith
Mr.. Davenport and Mr. Owens and Mrs Boyce did
some good acting, as may be supposed, and the rst
named gentleman was particularly happy in the part
OF admiral pernon He is unapproachabe, we be.
lieve, in such roles
THE AMPHITHEATER.-" Fortunio and his Seven
Gifted Servants" was performed to fair house. We
noticed Master Louis, the tragic Richard of the pre-
vous evening, and the deservedly observed of all Oh
servers, playing seventh fiddle of the wonder
fully gifted servants. Such is life with its ups
and dnwnsi -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
Latest from London and Paris.


GALWAY, Ireland, April 30.-A dispatch By tese.
graph from London this morning states that the Aus
ran troops bad not crossed the Tcino that they had
received orders to that effect from Vienna, but that
the said orders were subsequently countermanded.
dispatch to the Associated Press, however states
That the advanced posts Of the Austrian army had
crossed the Ticino and that the main army in Lom-
bardy would do 50 on the 10th.
The Austrian official journal contains manifesto
OF the Govesnment, explaining the necessity of war
WITH Sardinia and denying the existence Of secret
treaty between Russia and France. -s
This manifesto is considered as tantamount to
declaration Of war against Sardinia.
PARIS, Saturday, April 3O.-The report that the
Austrian troops had crossed the Teino il folIy con-
frmed by official intelligence received here this
morning.
The war office have also received dispatch. an
nouncing that hostilities had commenced.
PARIS, April 30.-The Tuscan army have called on
the Grand Duke to declare war against Austria and
JOIN France and Piedmont in freeing Italy from the
Austrian yoke.
The Grand Duke refused the demand Of the army
and fed. .
The army then declared military dictatorship.
1t is stated upon what appears to be good author
ity that France has concluded an offensive and de-
fensiye treaty with Denmark. FL. .s
LIVERPOOL, April 30-The ship Pomona, from
Liverpool, bound for New York, was wrecked of
Hexford, on the 18th.
The crew and three passengers, whose names are
unknown, were saved.
There were over 400 passengers on board, bnt the
loss Of life has not yet been ascertained Is it is SUD-
posed many others were saved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11


LIVERPOOL, April 3O.-The steamship Hammonia.
of the New York and Hamburg line, arrived at Ham.
burg on the Goth.
The Paris Constitutional and the London News
contradict the report of the Franco Russian alliance,
but the London Times publishes the provisions of the
treaties which have been entered into between France
and Russia.
The News thereupon modiRes its statement, and
says that document has been signed by those pow
ers which gave rise to the report Of the alliance but
asserts that it is a mere convention.
This detail of the existence of an offensive and de-
fensive alliance had favorable effect on the funds
temporarily, but the Times publication of the points
of the treaty caused sudden reaction and great
panic on change.
Telegraph dispatches were received in London an
Paris from various sources, announcing that on the
night of the 26th of April 100000 Austrian troops
crossed the Tieino under Guila, the Commander.in.
Chief of the Austrian army of Lombardy.
reports stated that the troops crossed the Ticino
in three different corps and took the road to Novara
after blowing up the BufaIora bridge, over whic h
they had passed.
1t was also reported that Austria, upon the an
nouncement of the Russo, French alliance, had ac
cepted the profered mediation of England, and had
postponed the declaration of war
England hada profered her mediation to France
and the Emperor had taken the matter into consd.
Grafton.
The London Times regards the alliance between
France and Russia as menace to England, from the
fact that Russia guarantees to France the services of
the Russian fleet in the Mediterranean and the Baltic,
The King of Sardinia has issued very spirited
proclamation to the army, in which he says that he
regards the Austrian ntimatum as an insult to Pied.
mont, and he rejects it with disdain.
The French troops are landing at Genoa in large
numbers, and are received with the greatest enhtus
asm by the people,
Warlike preparations are going forward with the
greatest activity at Woolwch, and at other naval sta
tions in England
The British Government have chartered the Cunard
screw steamship A9 ma, and number of other large
steamers for the transportation of troops and muni
tions of war to the Mediterranean.
1t is reported that the British Government intend
soon to issue proclamation for the enrolment of
10000 additional men into the naval SERVICE
The Floyds and other leading underwriters, gener.
ally demand war premiums on all marine risks tax en-
by them
1t was expected that by the 30h there would be at
least 1000 French troops in Italy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-Mrs. Perkins was re.
Gently convicted in the District Court, in Bastrop
county, of living in adultery, and sentenced to the
peptentiary for one year. 1t appears that her hus.
band had been absent from the State for four years.
aud she having heard that he was dead married again
but the first husband turned up in Basrop some time
ago and proved that he was not dead. A petition
for new trial was granted, and the case will he tried
over again at the next term of the District Court.
Mrs. Perkins was released on bail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
FINE GUNS.
Il EiNE soNs.'.''.t'-....-........ FINE GUNS
HYDE DRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW DRLEANs La

We haye always on hand complete stock of fine " AR
kASIED Guns, and constantly receiving turouyh m
r T9sesn re- agsp,s ,s G1as e,S,mpng all the NEwE PAT
continued relations with the dst LONDON aud other
faGursrs extending period Of MORE THAN TUIRT
fbARs, enable that W. have f,c
ties for the proiucon Of Guns suited the wants Of I'll
market fN' 'A '''
We are prepared TO receive and with dispatch AMI
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE suit The pee liar
yia IS and tastes OF any individual furnish them AS
LOW As THE AAE ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH! "
BY constant intercourse with the euubayng community
the south a1d West for thirty years have
bied TO profit by h ions Of their varied experience
nave introduced any mpoyeme1t ats peculiarly AMERICA
and found in NINE-TENf HIS OF THEGUNS IMPO STED
INTO THIS COUNTRY
Sporting Equipment and Ammunition Of every descrinon
h1es Pistols aud Revovers Colts. AIens Trante RS
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES
HYDE GOODRICH,
myT ly Sign Of hs 'stioaan p. an . Nna Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

SINGULAR CAUSE OF SulcIDE.-On the Sd inst.
German named Johann Snidt committed suicide in
New York by taking laudanum, because his wife had
deserted him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11


Commencement of HOstilities.
FRANCO RUSSIAN ALLIANCE CONFIRMED,
AUSTRIAN ULTINATUM REJECTED,
VICTOR ElMANUEL'S PROcLAMA ZION.
CROSSING OF THE TICINO CONFIRMED
MILITARY REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY,
FLIGHT OF THE GRAND DUKE
ACT1VIT Y IN THE BRITISH NAVY,
Eighty Thousand French Troops In Italy,
T R A N w M NIFEST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11


DRUF. PACKERS MAGIC SOAP WHICH
needs but trial to its Real Excelencel0o pounds
for IS.
1t is acknowledged by all who have superior
qualities TO be of the greatest discoveries age and
its use Indispensable to he comfort every family
convenience of every hotel ship steamboat laundry
For washing annes and aces particularly recommends
ITSELF Try it.
Full directions all package Also Prof. Packers Type
Cleansing Solution
Manufactured aud for sale by J, H. Ashley
l53 Old Levee, of Jefferson street.
For sale by F. B. Won HURTFN Grocer,
East Jackson aud Rosseau sts Fourth District,
PIT. PHILLIPS Grocer,
corner jackson and Nayades sts., New Orleans.
j. A. SoMERs, Apothecary,
Tivci Circle New Orleans.
JAS W. FEE & CO.. Grocers
SO Camp ST., New Orleans.
VIC. RAYMOND Grocer,
II Camp ST., New Orleans.
j. S. MEEKINS & BROS,
a2s If Ship Chambers, and Magny Buildings, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

The VARrETIEs.-The exciting drama from the
French entitled Pauline will be repeated followed
by a dance and the lively two act comedy "Flying
Colors.i
The AMPHITHEATER.-For Master Louis Aldrch S
benefit Orchard HIP will be performed, with the
beneficiary in his part of Richard.
CONCERT HALL.-Mr Leo Taylor will do yentrilo-
qusm and magic, being great wizard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

SUICIDE OF A LuNATlC.-A lunatic, named Hoards,
killed himself in Cincinnati the 18th instant, by
cutting his throat from ear to ear with razor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
I TvERPOOL SALT
IL s,937 sicks @. A. Salt.
2Tl9 sacks Fine Salt.

WA. CRAWFORD Broker.
myI 1t 25 New I,eye street,
ITO THE PUBLIC = We THE UNDERSIGNED,
l. Ha,ter dealers in Hats, retail in the
First and second Districts Of this city obg alton
the future to close store whole
DAY, Sabbath day) and THU the first Sunday wing six
days notice Of said Obligation in four OF the principal newpa
pers Of this city
They those who shall forfeit the obligation will pay
for each violation fine of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, for
the benefit Of the ST. Joseph Orphan Asylum Of New Orleans
J. j. ALBERT, 33 Gharres street
j. ID ARCY Il co, and 3 Chartres street.
A,DREZ. 81 Chhrtres street.
LIE R0ND CO. 40 Chart street.
DAWSON 4 co, 80 Charlres street.
Y. BOUFR0UE, 1888 Royal street.
E. l.. AuBEkT,
ST. Charles and Common SITS.
JOHNSTON TURNER,
under ST. Charles Hotel and IA Camp ST.
A. MAGNIER, 81 St Charles street.
A. FUCHS. r-;......a
J.BoURD witnesses.
New Orleans. April q 1879
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

ENGLISH JELLlES, SAUCES, PIE FRUITS
81 Pickles. etc.
The ersigned have just received direct from Crosse &
BLACKWELL London large of the articles to
which they invite attention
PIE FRUITs-Fru Gooseberres, Damsons, Apples Plums
Cherries Black and Red Currants Green Cages Necta.
riues, eic.
JELTIEs-orange, Lemon. Calls Foot, Noyes Punch and
Madeira.
PTCKLEs-Pnts, quarts and half gallons-Frui Mixed,
Gherkins Onions, Piccalii, Chow Chow, Walnut Cau.
flower,
John Bull Harvey, Beefsteak Irish
Relish, Reading. etc.
MUSTARDQuarte half and pound bottles of the cele-
brated Durham Mustard.
TABLE SALT-Superior Double Refined, stone Jars for
table
GOODRICH Il CO.,
Corner Common and Tchonpitoulas strnets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

REGULAR SELL.-A correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune says that the great billiard match at
Detroit was regular SELL" got up by the princ
pals to cheat outsders-that there was no stake be-
tween the players, and that the whole thing was an
advertising dodge for Phean's especial benefit he
being a vender of billiard tables in New York. His
confederates made their profits in the side bets !"
the result having been agreed on in advance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

AMERICAN PAPERS SHUT OUT OF CANADA-Tbe
clause in the new Canadian postal bill, which i'm
poses postage upon papers which have heretofore
been Free scarcely raises more Indignation and COM
plant than does another clause, which prohibits the
introduction of papers into Canada, except through
the medium of the postoffice. This does not look
much like reciDrOciiy.H