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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

Notice.

.H'Ottce.
NORRIS, NAULL q 90,
cuorH1HHs,
coRNRR OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
Under tho City Hotel.
Have Jus. received and opening, unusually
large and superior stock Of
SUMNER THING!
COATS, PANTS,
In every description of material adapted to tho
soUrHBRN TRADE,
And embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY!'
Particular attention has bee, paid this season to
MOURNING CLOTHING!
The stock Of which will b. found complete IN par
tlcuar. .-..m
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Philadelphia Hnnd-Made.
Will be constantly receipt Of all descriptions Of Shirts
per every arrival from North and will keep throughout
tho season full assortment their Justly celebrated
LINEN cAhBRIo sHIR IT'S,
.g 5Bosh White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible varis<y-.msrasins large Invoice of
CLorILDR TIES.
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE cAxBR1c HANDKERcHIsFs.
UNDER CfOTHING
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS etc.
NORRIS, NAULL i CO.,
ssr. Camp and Common sts,,
ms apf Under the City Hotel.
N'e,U Goods! .teic Goods!
We Just received by late arrivals FROM New York,
Now and Fashionable assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
Most Desirable Patterns and Latest styles,
-soMPRIslNc-
Fine Black and Coored Cashmere FROCKs, BUs1-
NESS COATS and SACKS.
Fine Medium Cashmere and Tweed BUSINESS
COATS and SACKS.
Fine Black Merino FRoCEs and PANTALooEs,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALooNs Of all patterns and
qualities.
ALSO
BLACK ALPACA sACKS-ard endless variety of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CRAvATs, TIES and sCARFs of
every description.
Cotton, Nerino Silk and Ie Thread UNDERGAR-
NgNTs.
sUsPENDERs, POCKET HAEDKERCHIBFs, TRAVEL
ING and FISHING SHIRTS, etc.
ShirtsI Shirts! Shirts!
full assortment comprising every style and quality
HALF-DozaN FOB SIX DOLLARS
UP TO $500 DOZEN,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
oerncr of St. Charles and Canal streets.
N B-wINTRR CLOTHING and UEDRRGARNENTs
AT COST. MA splOt
DahliG Fringe.
fresh assortment OF this recherche article Just received
B. PIFFET l. SONS,
| m28 2p3teod l22 Canal street.
The Young SOt4therner.
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- i. o. O. r.. - The Managers OF the Ball
10 taka place on the April to meet at the
ofire 81 he Grand Secretary. SATURDAY EVENING,
he ID of April O'clock for the purpose Of organizing the
peeesssEy committees. HENRY blhh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

M Change of Office Hours DIR. james,
Of e. CUsToMHousE STREET will be in attendance from
ga. N. til7P.M
As usual DR. James devotes his exclusive attention the
treatment of GENERAL DEBILITY, and DISEASES OF
THE SKIN AND BLOOD.
Remember DR.. JAMES, OLD ESTABLISHED DIsPEN-
sARy is 50 cUsTos HOUSE sTREET-old number-be
tween Royal and Bourbon Streets New Orleans La.
AS-Ten separate Rooms for Patients m2s 2plm&W
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when formidable children the proprie Of
MIans's Fermnge. Fleming Bro of Ptsburg. leave
the attention of parents TO its virtues for the expeng of
these annoying and often fat enemies of children 1t
vented by physician of experience In Virginia who
after having used several his practice and found
its universal induced at last offer it TO the
public cheap but certain and excellent medicine 1t has
since become justly popular throughout the United States
the most efficient Yefuge known, and the demand has
been steadily the increase since its s introduction the
public.
Purchasers will be careful ask for Dr. MIAEE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS of Pittsburgh, Pa. There other Pills puporng
to be Liver Pills before The public Dr. MLane's genuine
Liver Pills also his celebrated Vrmfuge had at
all respectable drug None genuine without sigma
ture Of FLEMING BROS. Sold by SCovIL & MEAD, Ill
and s Charities New Orleans wholesale Agents
South. ms 2p6f&i,W
Hl-One hour Is all the time required to
keep the hair Of lady gentleman
black color for the of ONE YEAR, CRISTADoRo,S
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that purpose
Ell Git MINUTES only consumed In applying it, and
the brilliant and truly natural tint impaired the hair
mousache, lasts Mt least six weeks No
D., is dspacing all others both in this country Europe
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
ms 2plmaW CRISTADORo. No. 6 Aston House, N. Y.
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.H,s,-o- Plastic NasttcAt0ss,
E Oh
Y|ULCANIZED BASE,
--vHRsus-
GOLD PLATKsl

ths ,rylexc Of referring to ssvsa wolkAsvn CIV
iapns in the city and country ssAi"k 80 49, -. 4.
who, from their own personal sxper'sn's "A' " "
following statements: -,
They have ssch expended from 'hrSsN A'' M ,..
lars with the most skillful denis" tsf .esth '1o' ~ -
aud which were never worn win eomIsI.. W - ~
the Plates made by ~ adhere Al oNes IN ' r
In talking, stt easy, and feei natural. he'@ie
~ Th.v ire as. far durabe half lighter AMI tho
material resisting acids, they are peiieeu' se -
Tho plate covering tho roof OF tho NOUN ID ao'
pensed with which Is great advan'ase 10 pno' ~ -,
NJ Full sets, with gums $lso' Wthos'' si"'-'Ns' "
Gators.
ss-We extract Teeth without pain.
BE-. SMITH l. CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
-. o,e 10 Baropne street.
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CLEARING Tobacco.

AN IMPORT AMT IMPROV EMENT
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
Has been adopted by Aessrs. e, GOODWIN BRO, Of
New York City.
TOBACCO of the very BEST QUALITY selected neatly
wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PR EsSED.
The advantages of this other brands consist in the
Of the packages rendering 1t conveniento in
the pocket and by being PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST
FRESH, and improves in quality it is used while in
other brands the package opened the quality
idly DETERIORATEs-he tobacco growing dry-aud litter
ing the pocket to the of tho The
Dressing which thu Fine Cut Tobacco undergoe 10 the
manufacture frees from MI grit Impurities objection
BILE in the Of Plug Tobacco Chewers will do we'll to give
the Parent P essed trial. and judge for themselves
sale by Wholesale Merchants receive direct from
the Manufacturers
e. GOODWIN u BRO,
2H and ao3 Water street.
milo 2p1mtw New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

wsLL FURNlsHED ROCKS, large and airy, with or
without board advertised be let for the They
front an Tafavetto EduSre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

Girls Flats.
Just opened, a splendid assortment Of FRENCH and
AMERICAN
STRAW FLATS, FOR GIRLS,
or fHH-
Empress Eugenie Style.
UNFRAMED STRAW BoNNETs FOR LADIES,
ENGLISH JAPANNED SETS for the Toilet.
CHILDRRSS yELoCIPEDEs,
CARRIAGES, and
HOBBY HORSES.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
No. l22 Canal street.
ms 2p3eod Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

MxssRs. Montgomery Smith will sell to-day, Fri
dsy Il Ii O'Clock .. The store No 1856 Camp srescsr Girod
an invoice q superior piano fotss For particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

q RATES or TowAGE REDuoEp.-Messrs. Mackey h
Norris n Royal Of the ,owbonts ophea
Pascagoula publish tariff Of reduced rates Of owage
which will be adhered BY them from and after this date We
z refer the advertisement, - =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
Cigars Cigars !.
Henry EeiGh,

No. ITO CAMP STREET,
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order. OIL
fRkaEs RE-GfLT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA.
MENTAL GLIDING done IN the hest STYLE uy1b ,nly
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SAFETY /!

SAFETY!
ELEG.A NCE!!
Are insured by wearing
DOUGLAS & sHERWoOD's
NEW MATIN ZEE SKIRT,
With the-s
PATENT DETACHABLE
And
ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE!
SAFETY since it eHectuay obviaes the danger arising
from entangng feet foreign substances in the hoops
COMFORT! because the muslin skirt be nstantaneously
FAsTENINGs washed with other garments and at greater
expense and replaced the hoops in minute.
ELEGANCE because the scientific cut of tho muslin skirt,
and the material of which composed give graceful
fail to the robe IT, AID WILL in hot weather. enable
the waarer to dispense with any intermediate skirt.
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but ten
ounces is stamped the mark Mesrs DOUGLAS
public quite indispensable every lady who desires to
combine in her apparel SAFETY, COMFORT AND ELE-
CANOE. -
B. WENTWORTH,
WHOLESALE AGENT,
corner Canal and Royal--entrsnce On Royal St,
mi 2plmeod New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
Dr. George W. Smith,

I
Having resumed his practice will professional en-
gagerents at his Office No. III CANAL sTREEr nearly on
posite Christ Church. la or,y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

FoLieE GAzErTE."-John B. Urmy, editor,
Jus us copy of new Police Gazette, printed
'an francisco. 1t is handsome paper, and
well prepared.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Recent stnte Events.

A NEGRO slave, belonging to an officer of the
United States army, escaped, or was rescued and
secreted by people of his color at San Francisco.
was willing to live with his master, but did not
want to go back to slave State. Several negroes
concerned in the abduction were arrested.
MICHAEL MURRAY was hanged at Downievlle, on
the 21st, for numbering Daniel Sweeney, last
December, year. ANTHONY DUNLEvY was
killed by falling bank, at Horsetown, on the
2lst. e. An immense meeting was held in San
Francisco expressive Of condemnatory sentiment
in regard to the JEWISH Mortara abduction case,
at Rome-Baker and others made speeches.
FRED. KEEF, conditionally pardonod from the
Prison brig at Sacramento, was re-arrested i'm
mediately on charge of robbery TIE steamer
Sonora, going out, on the goth, took S1,6G9, ,6S5,
and 222 passengers. TIE Starks and Bakers
are playing the Marble Heart at Sacramento
theatre. IT is proposed to hod State Military
Convention, at Sacramento, next October.
Jos. BLoDG EFT, Of Downieville, returning from
Sierra Valley, was chased 10y eight gray wolves.
He dropped mail bag and his dinner, which the
wolves tore up.-Clizsa A BILL to prevent the
aduteration of liquors has been presented in the
Assembly MINERS of Calaveras are going to
hold mass meeting to oppose the threatened
sale of mineral lands there .JoHN HUGHES, Of
Toledo, Ohio, died of delrium tremens in Ma
rysville recently. THE Sierra Democrat tells
of frail person who fell behind the train in
travelling, and at last fell behind her mule, Oh
tained bottle of brandy, set out, Courageously,
on foot, and stuck in snow bank forty hours
.... THE settlers of Round Valley Mendocno
county, killed forty Indians about the first inst:
they declare resolve of determination. E. . Ir is
proposed to make a new county from portions of
San Joaquin and Sacramento. THos. WEIGH,
got lost in a snow storm, not far from Onion
Valley, wandered Off from the trail and froze to
death-Wessenger -. A NEW Methodist Church
has been dedicated at Coloma. =. In a recent
fracas in Pacervile, an individual received
twenty eight cuts on his head and body. ...I Ir is
stated that because of the scarcity of grass,
cattle are starving about Benicia; some are so
poor that they can't get up without help. SIM.
OLDHAM shot Tom Brannan through the heart,
at the Petaluma race course; Draunan was com
ing at him, with knife
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

4" WELL, Patrick, am glad you have recover
ed-but were yon not afraid to meet your God y
"Och, no. your riv'rence-it was the meeting
of that other chap that was afraid av !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

THERE has been colored" divorce suit in
Nevada the dark woman took her oath that the
cruel cOlored husband gave her 6iack eye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

"WAs SAYING NoTnNG."AWhen the express
box was taken from the stage by the robbers on
Tuesday morning, near Todd's Valley, there were
two Cinnamon sitting on the back seat, having in
their possession $4,000 The highwaymcn got
less from the box, than they would have from the
Johns, had they overhaulcd them. The Celestials
4" said nothing to nobody;' were not disturbed;
got off safely, chucklng in their sleeves and at
the first opportunity, wrote letter in high old
Chinese TO their friends in Auburn, announcing
their good fortune.-Piacer Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

1loPE.-" Hope sustains us mid each sorrow,
hope of better in The morrow; hope, from which
the soul may borrow visions of that heavenly
shore, whence the iigh Of mercy shining tableuX
to that soul defining, of gracious God designing
happiness forevermore, earthly cares and troubles
tighten and the joys of future brighten, joys to
come when cares are DER"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

The weight of million of dollars in United
States currency is 4,i79 lbs. o.. Troy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Fresh Timothy Seed

EROM BATES x YANMATRE'S RANCH
L For sale by PIERCE. CHURCH & co.
Weaver, Nov ., 1875. i2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

SINGULARLY OvERRATED.-A letter from an OBJ
servant and prominent Democrat at Baltimore,
contains the following passage:
al have seen that the two California L. s Sen
ators are not great even at home among their
servitors. They are, in this latitude, considered
siRgplary ovcrrsted it is astonishing that with
the talent California possesses she should he rep
resented by two men of so small mental caliber."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

"STRANGER, be this a retailing shop?'
Yes, sir; "a Wholesale and retail store. Can
wait on you, sir Please make haste"
Certainly squire, certainly always do bu-
siness in hurry, and just as quick the old
master will let yos, went yeu 20 re-fa4 these
old shirts Let 'em come down to about the
knees, kase don't wear any drawers !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Dental Notice,

- r.. @. j O. A TES
ANNOUNCES TO THE CITI
UftY7YYA zens OF thls County that he has re-
turned 20 Weaver, where he intends
TO reside permanently, and is at all times ready
to perform operations in Dentistry.
Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, aud temporary
sctts on Gutta Percha base. when necessary.
roo Ms
Court Street, three Doors from the Union Hotel.
Weaver, May %, 1853. 1stf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Saturday, Feb. 18th,
Bavaria Bre cry !!
WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below II eS Si@ Q = Garden :!
w. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.

II IL f UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing. and offer for sale superior quail
ity of I, A G ( r s e Err, warranted equal
to any in the State A share Of the public pat
ronage is requested, This Lager Beer is put up
with great care, in quantities to suit, kept con
stanty on hand, and will be delivered in any part
Of the county. w. KOLB X co
Weaver July 10, 1858. 25.H
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

A FELLOW ran away with widows daughter
at Beloit, Wisconsin he was caught, brought
back and made TO run away again with a coat OF
tar and feathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17
Fashions Change.

Thirty hounccs per dress, and not one less,
is said to be the last order from the head
quarters of fashion nj Paris. The ladies are
requested to take notice and prepare them
selves accordingly. Although the fashion
has not yet crossed the water, 1t will be here
soon enough, and will create an excitement
among mautua-makers, Of the liyciest char
acter There is a revolution in dress mat
ters going on in Europe that will exercise
the liyeliest attention in tins country, and
lead the excitement when the fall fashions
are discussed. Thirty aounces will demand
an immense deal Of sewing, more than any
poor mantua-maker can undertake to per
form, and only possible for sewing machine
to do. There will lie plenty OF employment
for the owners of the latter in THE good
time coming" Furthermore, 1t Is decreed
and ordered that tight sleeves shall come IN
to use. Eugene says So and what Eugene
saws, no American woman would venture to
painsay or disobey. We even hear that
short hair, cut like boys, is an imperial de-
cree, and that the ladies will be called upon
to give IN curls, and twists. and braids. and
all the destinations OF long hair. Great
changes are going on around u, and we men
can only hear of them and marvel at the
freaks offashion. wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17
Anothsr pistinguishsd stranger.

Among the distinguished" arrivals by
one of the recent steamers from Europe, Is
Madame Omar Pacha, wife Of the celebrated
Turkish commander who won 50 many lau-
rels in Slistria We understand that she
has come TO reside in this country, at least
for the present. Her history is somewhat
remarkable. She is native Of Transylva-
MIA, and at Il years OF age WAS sent 10 school
ut Bucharest, where she developed a wonder
ful genius for music, and at fifteen had be-
come celebrated i'll private circles by the
brilliancy Of her performances. Omar Pa
cha was at that time Military Commander Of
Wallachia, and meeting the young lady at i
soirec was delighted, first with her music
and then with her manners and conversation
became devoted to her, and finally mar
ried her Not sharing at this time the Turk
ish notions about women, instead OF shutting
up his wife at home, she was allowed to &C.
company him III his military expedition, and
composed several pieces Of military music.
which became favoritrs with the Turkish
army during the campaign. After the war
was over. the Marshal, yielding to more am
bilious views, and conforming to the custom
Of his country, married the daughter OF ila!iz
Pacha with whom he had maintained po!It-
ical relations, and directed the young Tran
sylyanian 10 enter his harem. This. with y
good deal OF Indignation and spirit, she re-
fused 10 debut at once sought and procured
divorce from the Marshal and some two
years since repaired 10 Paris, where she has
since resided She has lived entirely in prl-
vate, but has published several popular
pieces Of music, and has become we'll known
in the musical circles Of the metropolis She
arrived in this city BY the Arago few weeks
since. and intends to spend the winter here,
~ y Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17
MEN. HORSES. AND ANIMALS.

THIS pANOPTlCON has received the warm
est concentrations from the Pass, the CLERGY,
and the INTELLIGENCE Of evory city and town
where il has been exhibited. The Great Thun-
d.rcr. Tnr LoSpoS TINES. with all il jealousy
ami prejudice for everything American, in IN cdi-
torial Of nearly i hal! column, pronounces it
"Gruad Jeyond description, and ".to""di"yiy he
IKE" The MoSITGuE. the official organ OF Napo
Icon. Emperor Of the French. says: h"'y""ye
j,,il, to girc {" t,tint da IF If -rp'rin''rt gram
,}.ar. Tmn Avrr!c.s PRFSS MAS BEEN MOST
LAVISH rs rs PRAISE.
DIR BEALE proudly offers this exhibition as
the rA,J a'"urrc Of his managerial career, chai.
len ring III" World 10 "gGa it.
5:t-- SECURE SEATS EARLY. Doors open
at 7.-pcrlornauce NJ I O'Clock.
full Band Of Music in attendance.
Tickcts.........s cents. Chdren........lj crnts.
Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY October l2th and 22d, ut o'clock.
SCHOOLS admitted at reduced rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17
PENMANSHIP.

DROF. \. ". TRIMMER la. taken rooms III
/ the Exchange Block, where lie propose, teach.
ing the above important and much neglected &C
in all il department., including
practica! and ornamental WRITING, LETTER.
ING with The pen. FANCY Pen DRAWING
and CARD WRITING. Parents ami guardians
having children deficient in writing will 4" well
by placing them under his instruction. where pro-
per pains and attention will be given upon SYSTEM
a,ic principles Particular attention given 10 the
writing of Twisting Address. and Wedding CARDS.
in superior style. Mr. I. hopes TO receive liberal
-hare Of patronage from the citizens Of Alexandria.
yu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17
81 I. NJ. acknowledgements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR HrN

T0MMISSIONER'S SALE OF FOUR III y
~ DRGD AND SEyENTY.SEVEN SHARES
0 THE STOCK OF THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA TURNPIKE COMPANY
y.r;c. OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of AleNan
iria county, rendered the 25th day oi May,
1852 ia the suit Of the alexandra and Nnsni.s-
ton Railroad Company" complainant, and F"w.c,
Suowden 4 ca. ana others, and in the suit oi tie
Mayor, Board Of Aldermen and Board If Common
Conncil Of the City OF Washington, agniHs; the
Alexandra and Washington Railroad Company
and others on cross bill, the undersigned Goa
missioner will, TD.sdny, The III dag n N"r,".
Der, 1853 NJ u ociock, ~, in from Of IT, MAR
Office IN tie City Of Alexandra. SCI! NJ pubic D.."
lion. FOUR HUNDRED AID SEVENTY 81
SHARES IF THE CAPITAL STOCK o.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TUIN
PIKE COMPANY. The whole stock 81 Ia,
Company is represented hy 500 shares, at f5D each.
TEHMa:-A credit Of ninety days from day -
sale. lie purchasers giving their notes, With ~
end.rscr 81 irrsers, approved by the under
.i.Acd, and payable at Of the Banks in Ai'N-
anGri. WILLIAM II. FOWLE,
nrt -i,s Commissions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17

FLuTTER .NoSG Tns CRlNol!NE-A rae
coon with a continuation Of enormous size,
entered the Baptist Church on Sunday even
ing last during service, and immediately be-
took himself to devotional attitudes AMONG
the ladies dresses. Thercupnn. Sundry draw
ing up Of ivory ankles, getting NJ on the
seats. and out Of doors. accompanied with
the announcement OF Coon III tie Church,
presented scene for merriment IL the boys.
grave humor among the men, and a nasnlti-
cent tutter among the ladies. Finally his
cooneyship was captured By a daring -ent!e-
man. aud was carried from church "by the
nape of the neck" Poor cuuney. his dev'-
ton couldn't be appreciated. --Pii"ccto"
lW) Republican.