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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19
THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.


Inc overland Wall 90 Denver City.
,nhArkNwoRTH, April fe.-Tbe FIRST overland
~ - consisting Of two passenger COACHES len
occun.l is morning for Denver city. The trip viii
cs,,ty uoh Ten to twelve DAYS The corupany
in 5t. sae mail and their enterprise win place us
r,ina..I mo reliable communication with the
siye infor1s,i, ana AFFORD in n short time oopcla-
dr., ,arn touching the value Of the gold
oePosn reported In that region small amonntx
OF dust Were received yesterday.
The Next European S,e.m.,
ST. JOINS, April ia steamer .,,,,,.S..a a.
have been the Fulton, from Southampton for S,,x,
York, with dates 10 the 9th inst passed Csne A..
on sunday at 10 O'Clock a. m. She will bs das AZ
New York on Thursday.
BaltimsFe Markets.
BALTIMORE, April l9.-Flour elosed duh ard
leAc. lower: sales Of Howard at 90 l2k; Ohio
nominal
Wheat is ~ Aree, but unchanged; fair 70 prime
whit 81 Qua az Fair 10 prime red - .sCasI so
elas2c ' '
TT rrovls VISOR generally dull; bacon sides exc
Whisky closed dull; Ohio &c Ya97c 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

PENNIEs.-Those in want of Pennies, for change,
can always obtain them on application at the coun-
ter of the Star Office. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap.
Ice Cream and Water Ices, at S1.50 per gallon, at
the Philadephia Confectionery, corner 18th and F
streets. mar 22-lmf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

EOR SALE, FOR SALEm-Four fne large
The Flan llation,"
THE Condemnation"
1.-The Crucixcion," and
Burial of Jesus Christ /" { Holbeindel.D
Suitable for church parlor ornaments, framed
ID al street west. ap 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

A. b. C;-Asthm bronchitis and Consumption
cured by the great Indian remedy, Mrs. Gard
ners Indian Balsam Of I.ivcrwort and HoarhOund,
sold by all the druggists in America. General
Agents, Weeks Potter, No. l5i Washington St.,
Boston. ap l4-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

HOUSES ARE CLEARED OF VERMIN
And Gardens preserved from the ravages of in
sacts and worms, by Lyons Magnetic Powders and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

1T PAFEhHA =
Il WOULD call the attention Of persons renora-
ting their houses 20 my assortment OF bAfEh-
selection of fine, medium. and low priced paee,S OF
foreign and domestic manufacture; also, coo, Vel
70, 80 ss,m,non borders: Statues. CeHtre Pieces,
40 peers in imitation Mahogany. Malnut Oak,
s1d Rpsexood. Orders ex@cut q with skill and
S,n.sch IN civ or country Satisfaction guaranteed
IN a,i cases, or no pay required. Acknowledges
~ a. fsyors so literally bestowed, shall aim by
lar and honorable dealing % meet q o.tlnunnos Of
no same JOHN MARKRITER,
' No. 4c6 Tth St. doors above
.nle-eoavs Odd Fel'ows' Hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

NEW STYLES. SPRING STYLES.
Y IN ELEGANT MdNTTLLAS.
Just received this day the largest snd best essort-
ment Of rich plain BLACK SILK MANTILLAS
that we have ever offered. Large size Square and
Pointed Black Lace Shavls, very chs ap, Black
MIddles in Square and r ound Corner Stella Shawls.
All cheap, and to which invite the SPECIAL stten-
ton Of the ladies. Nv; CoLLEY CO.,
apl 5-lw 523 Tth street, above Pa. sv.
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THE BOYS OWN TOY MAKER-A PRACTICAL
L illustrated guide to the useful employ msnt OF
leisure hours-by c. l.andeis, authoT OF "Homs
Patience" 4 c.. vol. London Sc cts-
Also, a variety of French and German Juvenile
Books, beautifully illustrated.
For sale at PHILIPS Bookstore.
apl6 322 Pa av.. bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

OOI POTATOES-POTATOE
OOl BUSHELS WHITE MERCER.
80 do, WHITE POTATOES,
80 do. JERSEY SEED,
81 do. CALIFORNIA POTATOES.
Just arrived aboard the schooner Mi!lington foot
Of Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. c.
ap 8-lwF Jas. NJ. CRITIT,
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9 III L s, -
- SHIRTS, SHIRTS,
At the manufacturers prices-PIain P,aits, Cross
PlaIts, &c.
Also, FLANNEL TRAVEL ING SHIRTS,
FRENCH LINEN TRAVELLING SHIRTS
With a large assortment of MARSEILLES,
BINGHAM, and BOYS SHIRTS.
NOAH WALKER q CO.
ap l8-lw 36S Penn avenua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

HUMAN FRAILrY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
sEAkCHEs," should bs read by everybody. II treats
of self-nficted diseases and the results of early
malpractice the causes that frequently Lad to I'M
happy marriages, their relief and prevention, with
copious instructions to the sure method of dis
pelng the msgivings that freq uently take hold of
those about to enter into the marriage state. The
work is beautifully illustrated with colored en- gra
wings. and is fraught with wholesome advice and
FxhO: tatinns. Sold by DIR. Barrow,9 Bic cker ST.,
New York. Prc, % cents Sent free.
For sale In this city by Ford Bro, conner Penn.
avenue aad 18th st. ap I9-iawaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-19

i. wArcn REruRss-No trial cases docketed LAS
night, and only three dodgers registered.
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DICH BAYADERE Skis,
H. At Is eeatS and S7x cents Per Ynyd
We Offer to the Ladies' now the largest best. a nd
much the cheapest assortmsn mt of handsor o DRESS
GOODS that We have ever had any previous sea am
All the latest novelties, and at the lowest cash
prices-to which we ask the special attention. o
purchasers. JW. C0TTEY A. co.
apl 6-2w 500 7th at shove pa ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

The AFRICANS BY THE WANpEREK.-A c0rrea-
pondent Of the Marion (AIa.) Commonwealth NV he
Africans, at Montgomery, Tor portion Of theml aid
to have been brought BY the yacht Wanderer, and
writes:
Twas carried through Browns Spectator house,
ESQ called) on Perry street. In house ID the back
lot we're huddled together thirty eight natips Congo)
africans. Don't shndder and say the amoral senti-
ments Of Christendom condemns the traffic." But It
is a fact have seen the Africans And il lie
fact-they were Africans an
found them jabbering, in cultural sounds, some
thng-I could not comprehend what. They were
nearly all apparently in good health fat sleek and
greasy. In the party were some five or nix men, two
or three women four Or Eve girls and the rest boys
what might be called syoungsters They were each
clad in common Kersey pants and roundabout over
which they wore heavy blanket. Women and all
were thus dressed. None had shoes, for the reason
that they could not walk in them; in fact, they
could scarcely walk at all, having been confined and
crowded so close on shipboard.
Most Of them we're very pert and lively, laughing
and talking in their native tongue, and pointing At
attracted their attention. Some Of them had very
sngularly shaped craniums-they almost battle de-
scription. One nearly square, one had q convex
face, and another sort Of double concave convex
noses, big mouths, front teeth knocked out, rather
small ears, and quite small hands and feet Some Of
them were COED looking but Others shockingly ugly
some were what might be ynlgarly called " pun or
hog.jawed. noticed one, Q man, who had very high
cheek bones and several scars on his face, and sp-
peared very intelligent He was I" big chief,n no
doubt, in his country. Twas much surprised at one
.s ns a asked ,spsssa Wss Ia o .Sd 5 e
and be proponnded the same nterrogstory to me- but
Of course without knowing the meaning and in like
manner many other things.
wagon from the railroad depot to Browns, and
thence by wagon to the st. Nicholas. I saw strong
old farmers and sober sided merchants gazing at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

ANEcDoTE OF MoRPHy-The Philadelphia Item
says that gentleman well known TO our chess cir
Giles, who was intimate with Mr.. Morphy last winter
in New York. relates that sitting with him at break
fast one morning, Aorphy was very taciturn, and
seemed deeply absorbed in the study Of the tahle
cloth. On asking him Of what he was thinking, Mr..
Morphy looked up very much embarrassed, and blush
ing very red. acknowledged that he vas trying to
checkmste the sugar bowl with the cream jug and
Us Of billiard player OF our acquaintance. who cal;
culated carrom on two stars, Gemni with Jupiter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
A FINE BoY.-The Springfield Qll) Journal, Of a
recent date, relates the following: ..e

Night before last, during heavy rain and wind
Storm freight car at Salina station on the Great
Western Railroad. was moved from the side track
where it standing directly across the main track
and in such position as to entirely impede the
passing Of trains. A young lad named Peter Dunn,
seeing the imminent danger and knowing that the
passenger train West would be along in short time,
patiently waited in the storm for H. and by signals
stopped the train in time to prevent the collision Il
was o'clock at night when the train came along.
The little hero brought to this city and rewarded
by Superintendent Mitchell with entire new suit Of
clothes, and was otherwise cared for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
Marine Dlsasesra.


= s..-----s. sss sslsz
The British schooner Robert George arrived
Charleston, s. G.. On the 7tl inst, seven dsys III
Nassau. N. p ghs haa = nsssa. -. ~ Iausss Jy
sd,r,so, ~. $3.50 -. 81 - =
nal. ..,a.haa - -. ~ 49, y.
r,,... nnss.s~., - . :. .ss s 80.
.s;,ss 80. =. - 49,
sa,leo aon rnlAospn'. = sne = uecemner 70 NO
bile with an assorted cargo, and - tnta1ly lot On
Laynard's Cay, Abac0 On tae nsft ii Decenabex 10.
an which, occasion Cant Rhases NJ n. n -.
W. Iohn Adsm.on Il. 60 re-, -. y. ~
mr' 'onn .. Aasason, ost s0slk 80 ~ sufva.
vors saved only what they stood p. ne mate
makes the following report IN IL Nassan p9pesss
Ms.rupn.v r,ec. II 1asa -rh;. 49, sss..s. :.
stronr esie frnm ia II 4. IN .nr -. I'M n
sooE r The N sir.s;i and :. M, hsv ra 80
ali and had ~ In ;ndor ~ o,.sS. ~ -
sortvve miles u liz essts.sd n IL Hoi ~
Val Il mdn;cht fhe scooner .t ~ ~ ssS
s cr,s;da ~ 1880. - - NJ y, - . Ss
No 10 cnt avsv ~ * 80
t ds - 80. 80 M ~ I.,t IA. ~
that ne we're comneed - ~ - 4 ~ ~. :, ,s~ ~
sasatv Ahnnt oicIocT ~ - -~s,5 ttsss ~
ousrSoard The schonner then ~
nm rerv fast The mate vifI, IN 80 -
opt az s h hoc, ... ~ 49,, ~ in
oscioc sn 80 u H. ,,s M 49,. y. ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

Have yon seen my horse, said chap, as he went
running down the street, asking everybody be met.
Your horse, said an English emigrant? how should
know him, does he look anything like your s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

3 ALTERATIONS OF CRAZY KrNa.-It would ap-
pear from the following extract from the Italian cor
respondence of the Philadelphia Bulletin that the de-
mented King of Prussia has not been permanently
improved by his residence at Nice s5 =
The King, before coming to Italy, for about three
hours every day was quite crazy, but since his arr
val be has much improved, and there were great
hopes that the pristine vgor of intellect for which he
had previously been celebrated would be quite re.
stored Every day the alterations were lessidecided
and finally he was so much better that the doctors
allowed small dinner party The royal patient was
perfectly sane all day, received his guests chatted,
laughed, and was quite jolly; the dinner was an
nounced, the company marched in. The King Of
course took his place at the head of the table, and
everybody waited for him to set the example to put
their spoons in their mouths. But instead of doing
what was expected of him his Majesty deliberately
washed his face in the soup, and then sat compla-
Gently smiling on his friends the long strings of YER
micelli hanging down over bis eyes and nose and in
bis hair and moustache. You may imagine the eff.
feet; no one dared to laugh, however, and they had
to sit out the dinner with this ridiculous gurehead
covered with gravy (or he sternly refused towels)
talking to them all the while. Some Central African
traveller relates that the handles ia an Abyssinan Il
think it was) town used to put pound OF butter on
their heads and then walk in the sun but think
my story is the best, 2104 +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
Wt6 Orlsans Gully Grestsnt.
The conanehe. ana xpsshe..

IT.. r,.,..J...s ..., 49, g :,
Ane ovessno Lna,i, Iron pan FRANCISCO, 10th OF
december, arrived at st. Louis on the night OF the
4t inst The Republican publishes The following H.
teiIi,ence from III pI,ins y ''S"' 's -
~. 49,
stas.,, Ho wnon VIC part o. car
inta-.s; is FURNISHES us Win some ni8nIy
croiJ ss.ns in.oiuaso. 'essIone tpe state OF tne
~ M ass u AriAonla, aug tne WaTnke leenng Of
forn,a,t ssa, iIaians toMatos tne Mnises O in
and c;ts. A. tns. tney nave aifeaoy aeclafeo var
that evncs hos.a =, aev al rs
eject n he esva.s IL. on JET Pal. Ne
banda ~ No. u SsstlseInslt tney sostane1 = tne
Ssasa, t.,,.s var Dorm and bis command Of United
nnder rh;es pe.. ae,acnmens o. Irlenaly Indians
have been ioat M, ~ ~ O9toDer iset seems 70
r. reneated hefars th na1cnes, ana VIII nave 70
faction SAs 'Nss arc leouceG 70 tnorougn sud
4 ~ dave hesora ~. $500 sssq.
her az these Indians atte.sa NAN passed, NUN
emnovment ~ IL nrs.sa.s rMs.efng party 10 the
Ponds location eot.t.n , ITmpany at Mustang
station on the Lano Etacado Man. ~ =, me 1oa,e
shnt Of the norfv h,f.nese,. 10y ailoWs we're
them and vben tbav ,an,;s =. Msuo9 y wonnd!ng
Indians teal ~ 5iaht Thr 80. wv eael guns tne
nj ynrls hejonain,, 70 ~ "assa nen msos captSe
several d;scharnsd $780, ~ as ana picked up
them 70 tha naasss. a.at;n' "nsu sney sook with
Another incident ohserued ,,x ~. xs.-......
n ~ ooselved ~ sne passengers oc.
caroHaa ~ X coar 'ne tnuaHs rag assauIea
run Off with thirtvtwo nfss a, ~ LILLE Dsols, sna 70
the Concha rirar ths ataae 'ne es,stI Iofa o.
Two can,n Ares ~ the caYrdp q ngns DetNsen
fore reaching the ford thsra hsS Sone nooLs Ds
starn, onta a. asc;art - 49, LAY nSeL lAln
Int a. The staaa ,, .A..ususneo .ne nIes,
and Ioos ~ 800 h.d ~ .nsy Wsfe burning ss9iy,
then, 3nd;catino tb.t 81. JUS. zen aaoea 20
sonnd az whaes anJ ,o;cas anuaus, W neaI'ng me
to conceal themselves 4; tbe psb.s n1u .sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1883 before me-
Subscriber Justice the Peace in for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual COMPANY
New Orleans who being duly according law
and that the above accounts and srd
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
'5.4 CHAkLES BRIGGS, Preaiden
H. r. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 10th day of March,
A. D.. 1858 @. NJ BRADFORD
secondJustice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
per cent. tho outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday in Mag next and redeem
the provisions Of heir charter capital of FIVE
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
earned Of the ending February 49, 1855 for
which certificates will be issued after first of
June 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING, M
" GALVANOPLAsTY. with new Process Of TRIMMINGS

VI GALVAEOPLAsTY with new Process Of TiNNINo.
BY @. ROUYER,
l53 Charities street, near the Orleans Hotel.
Gayanis for gliding, plating and pronzng is theory for
the realization OF which long practice is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during years he
has been established In this city, that he realized it,
He add that the confidence which has been SO
as to merit due not only to the result of his and
practice but also to the by his proby
He has for instance those who have been re
in Europe. y4
Rouyer after than years spent in costly expert
mens has succeeded in discovering rather inyenting
process for timing by means Of galvanism.
He will therefore undertake
dishes ureens etc. in all styles steamboats, hoele board
inghouses etc., etc., etc.
my29 If Rouyrp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

SUGAR MACHINERY--M ERRICK 4 SONS
souhwark Foundry Philadelphia, would cali The attsnon
Making Machinery consisting Of n Reaxs Patent Appara
he patent for which has lately extende so
as make the most perfect economical easily managed
apparatus offered for sugar-msking.
COPPER Open Steam Trains, with exhaust steam CHARTERS
large and small Pumping Engines GloSuar Strike Pans OF
greater effective capacity and cheaper than any before
etc., etc. $3.50 Nfs'
Also they authorized manufacture and sell the Patent
Centrifugal Machines oil Woolsey Aspn WALL with Haron
Orders the above will be prompt, attended by applying
WIN. f. THOMPSON, Commercial Agent.
d29 3m a. Camn' street s NV o-,so,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DEpRAv1TY.-We heard
of an instance of moral turptude day or two since
which, we hope stands alone. In the late terrible
disaster on the Muscogee Railroad in which the cars
were precpitated into swollen torrent with fearful
destruction of human life, one Of the passengers had
the misfortune to lose his wife and two children. He
remarked the next day, in the presence of his fellow
passengers, who, with himself, were saved from the
wreck as if by miracle-for none of them could tell
how-that in addition to the loss of his family, he
had lost all his money it having been tied up in
belt for security and buckled around his wife waist
During the day the waters subsidized and the passen
gers who remained in the neghborhood of the wreck
commenced search for the dead bodies The body
Of the lady alluded to found about mile below
the wreck, and upon examination it was aseertained
that her dress had been torn open and the money belt
robbed OF its contents some seven hundred dollars.
Fresh tracks were discovered in the mud leading off
from the body, which the searching party traced up
until they came upon one of their own number who
had with so miraculous escape from death, and
who was present when his fellow.passenger told the
story of his loss. He was Immediately taken in
hand, searched, and the entire amount found upon
his person. Our informant added that the wretch is
now in Columbus jail awaiting his trial for the dia.
bolical act.-[Sayannah Republican,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13


City. In the st. Joseph Journal we find the following
narrative of their experiences:
On the LIST instant the mail party started from Big
Sandy for Sweet Water, hut were overtaken at Dry
Sandy by the storm, which blew furiousIy in their
faces and the cold was so intense that the conductor
of the mail reeed and was in the act of falling from
his horse when one Of the passengers caught him and
prevailed on him to turn back, though they were
then only about ten miles from the Sweet Water sta
ton. Both cheeks of the conductor are said to have
been frozen almost as hard as rock The party then
turned, but night overlook them, and they were
forced to camp on the open plains. Next morning,
when they arose. snow had drfed three feet deep on
the blankets under which they had been lodging.
The party was from twelve o'clock one day until sun
down the next without food or fire.
Mr.. Beardsley, one of the passengers, informs us
that four sun dogs were plainly visible throughout
the whole day, and the thermometer stood at about
25 degrees below zero. Arriving again at Big Sandy
the agent, Mr.. Ashton started out with the determi
nation Of coming through, but the party being bewi
dered, got lost and were forced to lie out again. The
agent got of his hands SO severely frostbitten
that it was thought he would lose it,
The mail party going ont were overtaken by the
snow Storm and were four days without fire, during
which time they had nothing to eat but two rabbits
Ten returning teamsters who became separated from
their wagons, and were in the snow storm, sup
posed to have been lost nothing had been heard OF
them at the time the mail passed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
GREATBARGAINs- TBARGaINs
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
g. Dupuy,
NO. Oh ROYAL STREET between Customhouse and Bieny
streets, New Orleans

Just extensive assortment of French and German
LOOkING-gLASSES, Gilt Frame and Imitation do: Orna
Engravings. Photographs, etc. N
His superior and splendid stock is offered forty per cent
ket prices. ~ ~ ~ '
Bvery artie!a Is guaranteed and the choice Looking
ases with double hlcknes The above considerable deduc
owing to the discount allowed and the decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years, e'
An immense Gallery of Paintings. Engravngs and Litho
siderable reduction. - ~ - " VIZ
large variety Of Tassels, Pins, Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
FOR SALE-A of Sereoscopic Views excessively low
to close consignment. "a s. ~
A9rPantings Renovated. u1s 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

DOCTOR AOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by DR.. C. N. JACKSON, PHrLApELpH1A, Pa.
viii efectually Cure rs
Liver Comp aint Dyspepsia Jaundice Chronic or Nervous
IDENTITY, Diseases of the KidneyB Diseases
arising from disorder-d Liver or Stomach
l... Ma. b., Such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Ful1nes Blood to the Head
Acidy Of Stomach Nausea srurn Disgust for Food
Fuiness Or Weight in the Stomach Sour Eruciaons Sink
Ing or Fiutteng at the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming OF
tie Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fu.teng
posture Bimness Of vssn Dosor Webs before Sight ~
yer and Dull Pain IN the Head Deficiency Perspratiop
Ysowness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain in The Side Back
Spirits. - - "
The proprietor in calling the attention the public to this
dofs 80 With feeling OF the confidence in
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases which Is
mended.
and untried article, that has stood the
test Of ten trial before the people and lis
reputation and sale unrvaed similar
ant The testimony n its favor by prominent
and well known physicians individuals In ali paris OF he
country is immense and careful perusal pub
shed snnuay by the proprietor, and be had gratis
Of his Agents. cannot but ~ the skepcel that this
remedy really deserving the great celebrity Obtained
Principal Office and Aanuactory, No. ARCH street. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 4 Co,
gu ly6W q and rtrass treet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers lowest prices
General Depot Special Agency No. lb1 and Charter
HtraA New la.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

RLACK LEAD-Some very superior, for sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY,
myl7 72Msgazne street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
Pursuant with the requirements Of their charter the
cent Mutual Insurance Company make the following state
ment viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
Amount o. unerrniuated risks, July ls 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
MARBLE HALL BILLIARD ROOM,

CANDY AGh;NCY:-THE UNDERSIGNED having
been appointed agents for the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
DY hsye store $50 boxes rs lbs each aso rs boxes
Fancy Conectenery which offer the trade
prices Inc above Candy Is guaranteed be
is made. JAMES SPEAKE & CO.,
n 4 Tahnt a,l.e