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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-21

UNIvEEsALIsT CHUEcH AT ODD FELLOWS
HALL Services every Sunday at II O'Clock,
A. N. and u ?. NJ. Lecture Sunday night OF
Mathew, s.I2, The children Of the kingdom
shall be cast out into outer darkness Tier,
shall be weeping, and crashing Of teeth. p
All persons contributing to the support Of
public worship 10 the ban, are specially re-
qusstsd to meet at O'Clock Sunday morning
upon important business.
q Cotton shippers will do well 10 give at
tsntiOn to hs nsties OF the agent OF the Chick
assw cotton press, 70 be found in our advertis-
ing columns this morning.
q A S Levy & Co. will sell on Monday
morning, at 10 O'Clock. at their salesroom, a
large lot OF goods to pay charges FOR and on
account Of wharf boat. Spectators, attend.
CHAMBER OF CoNNERcE-rHE MONTHLY
MEETNG.-A regular monthly meeting Of this
association win Be held at the bah, north
side Of Court Square, on Wednesday afternoon,
at o'clock. Members are requested to be
punetaallF in sttendanee.
DTAEoED BEEsrFrN Losr.-sse advertise
in another place.
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See advertisement OF Ward 4 McCIel-
ltns Wholesale ana retail Druggists, ITS and 1T Naiz
street eprosits Es-sham bouse. ses
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STRAYED--STOLEN
STRAYED,
ETRAVEU OR STOLEN.

IRON The zldszce @ Cspt y. Pred. In Chelfea on
IL Estz-tEv Ne f1rh. two baE EULFB. medium Ezs.
Any luf1ru8U5u o. ne Hllss viii Be beraEyreEaraed
al a. A. VpprU
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LouisFILLE, October eo.-The Oaio river al this
point is falling, win three feet nine inches in the canal
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garaI matttrs.
~TRAFELERs, GUIDE.

sunasT nsraln.. oesoeer %. 8
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NOTICE.

TO M~MN0
uAFlha hls fav sold oar entire stoct o. gsddfrs
II Harnesss Sadtlery hardware, shoe Flnduzs. 81
% NJ . 7. Begbie, We would take ihla occasia1 b r-tar-
thauk o. our friend and the public generally for th.
KIND p~atrqnsge heretofore extenfed d us. In rru-i1.
upm me 1lsi1essl Ne uEa pleasure iu reoumusrfinl
our scceslor As ore EorhT OF pu5u- patronage. be De-
ing q gentleman q correct buslness hzoiu, and haviu7
a pradicai knoWieiEs % TIE business.
Memphis, June IS i5s0-uggI-sm
HAVING bought ont the ahoVs-1amed nrm. vii
II on-4nne tha business a. h~erst1furs a. ne %
stand I vuaa BE- pleased % receive ha Brr-5nsss
heretofore extended 20 nv p-edeoes.crs. haBIua By strir.
attention O. busluess % give entire saiisf-rfion. NJ
Trends and TIE pubIc generally VIII knss uher 70 an
me- IEa-2ul =. T. EHHIE-
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mENrHIs - ono RAILRoAp.

ARRIVE. DEFIANT.
Aaii and express traln-...-.a9to p M-...--6ao A. -.
HumholH rprss4---.-..loIo A. M-.....-Eoo p. n.
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Foreign Markets By Telegraph.

TPER ckHAWBA
HAVANA, Of II Sugar closed quiet Al 6N6sa
reals. stock IN port Iso.oo0ba1ss Freihts inaciiys
Exchange on New Ycrk. es4-aS on Lonlan, ia
UaH
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MEMpHTs am LTTTIF RocK RATLROAD

ARnrrE. DEPART
asn A. U....---ao p. n.
Freight and soaommsdauon 40 ?. E..--.sS A. M.
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FEED STORE.
=, Lumber

FEET
] ~ hand being the largest ass3rtmeu Ihave ever be-
Ofors offered % ne public, consisting In part 81 Pine,
Cypres and Poplar Framing Lumoeri rough and
dressed Weather B0arting, Z, ~ and ? inch clear and
Common Pine a@d Cypress dressed Flooring and Ceiling,
Fencing, and Fencing Cedar PUsts, heEed and SAVED
from : By 4 70 - By n square. Also, On hand, a very
larEe assortment q Pine and c press Shingles. cut and
savei Lsihss Doors, Sash, and plain and fanny Pickcts.
mri-IysSdpJy3 n 2. COCHRAN.
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TIE sABBArH.-Again the busy hun Q
the week is ended. The elang Of the hanne
and he elanor OF the exchange are arreEteI
By the quiet OF the "daT Of rest" Nature
10 her countless forms, seems t. put on a noT'
lovely aspect a. seen through the quiet Of ~
Sabbath day. The very air comes in softsl
gusts, or the whistle Of the wind Is set 10
rWestsr melody when all things feel rsPoss
The husbsndnan exchanges the field Cor ths
chapel, the pillow stands neglected In TIE fur.
row, the OK il released from his yoke the
dsnizsn OF the narts Of commerce, the crowds
that thrOng our busy streets in quest Of gain
the clerk at the counter and the accountant at
the desk. to-day rest from the tolls ana cares
Of secular aHairs. The child deserts It's toys
for the Sabbah school, and nunberless tiny
feet elsttsr upon our psvsnsnts wearing their
s~nnniest smiles and fairsst curls, on the way
to the house CT God. Maturity in its Tigor
and age in its decline listen with reverence
while
"Ab1ve. below. he muiio Evels.
OF Gods u~nnuubered Sah5sth bells"
Tue smoke from the battle Of politics Lifts
a little from the field Of strife, and through
The riffs in the clouds which obscure Ehat we
would fsln hope to be the brightness Ct the
future, the azure blue Of heaven looks az Sc
rensly down as though a great country Uas
not being poised in the balance Of a veNed
and doubtful destiny. A great people have
stiIlsd Tor a while their conflicting passions,
and a great nation, like a child weary with is
e~easeless play, lies hushed and still IN the
arms Of the sacred SabbEth-that day which
God appointed 10 be observed as a day Of rest
from ell secular labor or smployments, and %
be kept holy and eonseeratsd to his service
and worship. It was originally the seventh
day Of the week on which God rested from
the work OF creation, and this day ia still OBJ
served BY some denominations Of Christians,
and the Jews, who DO not recognize the mo-
which induced the body OF the Christian
church to keep holy the first instead Of the
the Christians began to observe the first day
Of the week, in commsnoration Of the Tesur-
rsetion Of Christ on that day, BY which Gods
plan OF The redemption was completed. From
fact arises the name often given % the
Of the Lords day. By the heather
nations in the north OF Europe this day was
dedicated 10 the sun, and hence their Chris
ian descendants stll continue to denominsts
Sunday 10 this country, however, Chris
ians have generally discarded the heather
md adopted the Jewish name, Sabbath, which
E not strictly synonymous witt sunday, the
after being merely the name Of the dsy,while
ia5bath is the nsms OF the Institutions Of the
az. Sunday is The Sabbath OF the Chris
isns-Ssturdsy is the Sabbath Of the Jews.
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Liquors.
On CASKS BROWN Stout, tHlbtart'sE
~ 20 casks Knox 4 Sol's Aes
a. brs. Pure Apple Brandy;
10 brls. Pure Pszch Brady;
- Is casts Old Cognac Brandy;
2o11s cs-ks Old Cognac Brandy;
Tpipe Pure Old Oognac Brandy
pipe Pure Ola Madeira Wfnes
pipe Pure GA Port wire;
Is baStets Piper Heitsei-k Chan1afurt
Is BASKETS Imitation Piper Heids-icf Chruua-ue.
Alz0, a large iat Of Ginger Wine. niacEoarry brandy,
Brandy Cherries, ETC. etc far sale low -
FLOURNOY 4 CRAWF1R
ocif-daw No u Front y.
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Two Houses and LOIS situated % Dunlsu street
Il east % the Charleston Depot. and suitssIs fr snail
tamila-s VAL De sold az a bargaiu, b. replication -
made soon. Fur further psrticuiars. sprg - De pro
prirtorz o. the Hurasr --rE
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For Stoves Crates, Mantsls, Rouse Furnish
% Gs4s etc, stes see s~sssrrsns A s~uaHaa's SILVER
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BRF-E.g,s
PULM0NIC WATERS
No ami y should BE- without q bcr d
BETAS's PULMoEIC WAFERs
Houses and Lots for sale

JOB NOSES sole nupuetor, Rachesfar- n. z
Sod IN Memphis b Chandler a Co. anf aT d-1rrira
sveryVhere. ,. whit q Co.. New orleans. whois
ale ageuts. feqnLrwaw-a-r.r
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LIFE-sIzE PHOTOGRAPHS ON CANVAS

Painted By ras celebrated artist J. D. Blended. o.
New vera who paints exclusively for car esasT
Phoiorrsphs ENLARGED from ne smsnss; miuiaturs
and painted ufe-tirs BY
CLARK L REMINGTON,
oe2l-sm Corner Nsas ans Ea-sson streets
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DIAEOED BEEsTFE LosT.-sse advertise.
in another place.
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NOTICE.
on aud after the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TEABER- vinmoys cur business SEPARATIONS 70 Eae-
dsA Arkansas, where ons'or the oIhor o. us arm viii
be found every Tuesday, uursaaT E1aI Saturday, hou
ioo'ao& A. -, until 5dssf p n. No business
va be transacted IN Nsuphh.
au2e-2m MILTON TORIAN
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r. "a - .

VIZ are prepared 10 furnish SILVER and sIAvER
w FLArED PREMIUMS, On ne most reasonabls
terms.
o3-iauin F-H. CLARK 4 o..
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QUEKT-Hsve ysu seen that big Indian in
tao-hsr 0iumns honinE Roou, BAEu and LEAFEs,
o. ne CHERoErE EEsRDrf dsso-dtuiys
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FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS,
sessrson street tso doors from ne PIsntsrs' Bank.

ulhECIu6E-
". B Roz. S e. Dunsosmb.
e. D. Hllis@son, c. Delosch,
A. c. Erazsweu-
y. B. Ross, President
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Business autitts.
CLARK 4 R-EMINGTON's

PHoros,ArHre AM Fpr Asr sAllrar
E-E0T0sEAPHs,
Tr0KTTTFEs
A~EBRoTTPEs
sFHEEsOTTPEs.
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Our sOods are al fron OUE eEN N-ANUFACroRT
IN as east sne uaas in = szpsrlor style, and win BE-
sad DegER tAaa ever ssisrs ossrol in this city. Oar
facilities are such nat We car ssr o.psstio,.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
10 MARRIED LADIES

Moc1esTer J. 2
N-B--sio and ak postags stamps enclosed % my
authorized aEsut, Ei1insure botua.cntaiulnE 50 pans.
By return nail.
- Sold in Memphis b Chandler a c., and az
drREgists everywhere. ,. wright 4 Go. New Orleans,
uholrsale azsuts- fa1Q tEaWsswIyis
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HOOzE.--.- >. HGEs7EAD-.....H. sAS..
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WANTED.

s.. P. H. Clark a Co.'S column.
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In another column, see the advertisement Of
ses-Es PHfii-ou & Co. Boo1sns-s and ststionsrs, -
Kan strse, near Esdis8u street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Y DEATH OF a REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER john
Ludwig Snyder, one Of the soldiers of the Revou-
tion died in Clearfeld county, Pa. the other day,
in the 114th year of his age. The deceased was
born in Mehaelstadt, Germany, in l746, and came
to this country in 1855 being then u years old.
He resided in Pennsylvania 10l years. He entered
the American service in l775, and fought through
out the whole war. He was with Washington
when he crossed the Delaware on Christmas night,
l776, was in the battle of Trenton the 26th of Dt-
cember, and in the battle of Brandywine, Septenl-
Der IL, lT77, under Lafayette. He was transferred
to the command Of Gen. Wayne, and was in bis
defeat near Paoli, September 20, TIT. He was in
the battle of Germantown, October 4, l774. Flo
was encamped with Washington at Valley Forge,
December IL, 1777 He said that the winter Df
that gear was the coolest he ever experienced.
Our troops, he said shot squirrels and drew their
skins over their feet for shoes He was In the bat
Tie Of Monmouth, June rs, IT'D, under Wayne, and
was with Wayne at the taking Of Stony Point,
where the watchw0rd was, Remember pao
brave boys.n He was with Lafayette at the sur
render OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown, on the 10th BIZ
October, 17s1, and, in his own words, /" in many
more acrimmages that he could not remember tile
particulars Of" This warrior left descendants 10
the fourth generation, and to the number of nearly
| three hundred.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

PERUVIAN GIANTs.-Not long since the remains
of human head, Of an enormous size, were found
in a load Of Peruvian guano, at Petersburg, Va.
Last week, in load Of guano received at Norfolk
there were found the vertebra Of human being,
which was about twice the size of that portion Of
the human frame to be found in those now living.
This would seem to, be proof of the existence at
some anterior time in Peru race of giants Var
ious bones have also been found of great size, all
Of which have been pronounced human.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
Important 10 Consumers OF Gas.

Important 10 Consumers or af0s.
Great complaints being made of the of Gas bills
in this city, this is readily accounted for the
fact Of the great Increase Of supply the demand
on the Gas Company. Anew invention,
Lefingwelps Gas Regulatory
completely regulates pressure what the variations
at Companys Gssomeer give uniform and steady
fame with large reduction in The consumption
Twenty per saving burners guaranteed wher
ever trial allowed in the use of it.
They and they do not work
fecty for that time, the money will be refunded
take pleasure referring the public to the following certh
New Orleans, March 8, 1860. 5
r. Belcher Esq, Agent, etc.
am happy to that have of tefngwe'rs Gas
Regulators passenger depot which has proved emil
neny successful The saving in bills during the month
of February has considerably twenty-five per cent
cheerfuy the machine public favor and patron
se being the only philosophical method for economzng the
consumption gus has been brought to notice.
JOHN CALHOUN, President
DslLY IlELrA orrIoE, !,
Now orean4 March /, 1850
F, Beleher, Esq, Agent, ETC.:
Dear sr-I eeeruly respond TO Inquiries by stating
that the experiments made in this Office with Lefngwes Gas
Regulator have proved successful. i is saving than
twenty per gas bills heartily recommend rs
adoption by the consumers Of gas in New ORLEANS
HENRY J. LEoVY, Business Manager.
NEW oRLxA,s March 3. lsso.
p. Becher, Esq.,:
have Lefngwels Gas Regulator in NE and satisfies
that saving Of than twenty-five yer cent? as well
| can judge patent burners.
ANsEL EDWARDS. Auction Book Store,
IS 81. Charles styee&-
F. BELCHER, Agent,
MIA mt - Commercial Plses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

HuauESoT RELICS IN FRANCE. bordeaux Jour.
nal announces singular discovery made ut Saint
Macaire, near thattown. Assome men were grub.
bling up tree on the estate Of gentleman named
Leveau, one Of their picks struck against some
thing which produced a singular sound. IT was
found to be layer of bricks, firmly eemented to.
gether; and Oh removing them, hollow stone was
found below. containing twelve daggers: five small
yases, one of which contained medals and coins O
the gear 1860; and lastly, bronze casket, entlo
sing some parehments, which have not yet beer
deciphered. Mr.. Leveau literally rewarded tht
men, and added the relics to his choice collection
Of antiquities. It supposed that these articles
were buried there b. some wealthy Hugnerot
after the siege Of Souyeterre, by Marshal DeAfpnt
lue in l5g2.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

81. CHARLES HOTEL-O swedes, A Eainger, J H
panberry; J Wesson, ! Conway. Higen: Miss v,
erv st John W Moore, Lee lady and servt Ala; n
Dothfch W Lyle Jones, Jones, II R Morteigh, r G
Brown W Markham and child, Haguet, d Kerr La; ] W
Whitoek VI Hanghton and lady BOSTON; j Chapman,
Ark S Acklen and servt, Col NJ Washington Va NJ
Young Gdds d ID Smith, city; y Keith d o Davies Mo;
Col n Haywood. Fla Lieut. Guthrie, y $ A.
Bradford Carter Va; Sutton, Texas; Cahee city;
Griffith Griffith il. Nd; Reilly and lady No; Luber-
bien Y; w Taylor Fla Mr. and Mrs Fl Chamberlain Ala;
Hemill; nsBary, G Batseh, " Ritter Mexico.
II Higgins lady, Ala; f c Norris, Ark; Watson
Leatherian, Dashall Williams and lady, Lyons and
lady Weely, lady and three children Miss Rowall
Sra and lady, Edwards, H Willis and lady Fla; II
Drake Mo- W Saglre, A Dals Gavainer, Clarula W
Grit Ii L Fish, Evasby, Fitzpatrick, Nc Adery,
Brown Miss: H Ahrens " DR. B w Bradrax, Heston,
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II Il with regret that We see The little interest
taken BY our capitalists In fhis enterprise. ~
prospects Of its success seem at present 70 ne
mote, AS but small portion ct me necessary
stonS H. beea takeB. Surely, on every ground
Of nr;vate convenience and public veal, TINS Is 20
IL deplofeJ. The weekly arrival Of steamship
from Liverpool, and Of another from Hasre, wouiu
assure To our dealers the greatest dispatch ana
certaiuty in filing orders. The orcuity anu oeiay
Il inporting through Northern port would be
avoided. With their train Of expenses and annoy
auces 90 discouraging to q European trade. Regu-
III connections with English and French houses
oonld be established, to the decided advantage
botll If our merchants and consumers.
II Is evident that European goods could be i'm
ported direct more cheaply than through another
bort for the freight itself ought to DO less, whilst
tho charges for sranshipment and agency would
be saved III besides this, they are purchased from
our Northern importers, as is frequently the case,
the profits Of those importers must be considered
also in estimating the relative cheapness of goods
directly imported. Such goods, then, could be
sold cheaper, thereby affording an advantage to
the consumer, and heneftting our merchants also
by the increase Of business thus produced. There
is no reason why return freights should not be a.
moderate in proportion as those to New York
since the ships would always be sure Of full
'arso ~. ..... .,.,,., $40 If . nj,
Yate nature that conld probably be urged, there
are weichty considerations of public bearing COZ
1900 sr;sI th;s s,h;ect n i manifestly the pol,
~. e ,, a,,.,, Il, ID sectional canacty 10 keen
- : ,,;., ,be strengtbeninc If herself
W. a,r w +bat sectop which chooses
anu VIC -
4 80 mn 80 ,v;ncnat modes
lsn ~. ~. :, 49, as - .e j ~ time are
o. ensctng Jul ~ and
sne -. ,r;,,, nrone
riis cncou,a .ar,.a. - Nortberp ~, n.
i.ss " y ..ss4;as - and Nartharn arrorance
g ~. s;r,nta paous decay.
800 plospe1y !. III ,t,.ir po1;t.
snil1 Aas - s,soh;h;,;nr tbe an.
$3.50 q orators NAV All the
.., trsats "A erhortat;ons The
.s,au mis .tot;ons,, i mao.
~. Y III Il strength. CON
will 40 little with it. reason less but touch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Ra- Sioat s. Co.'s New EiPttcaI sewing
MACHINE uniformity and beauty of its work far IN ad
any Sewing Machine for plantation family Sc
using threads making the Lock Stitch so Justly ex
ed the only stitch that cannot be loosened or nnraeeed
Il fassuperseding the complicated Wheeler Wilson MA
nine docs with the troublesome leather PAD ana
checks the most scientific the very ne
plus ultra Of Machines Side by side with those from the several
houses the combination this really remarkable Machine pas
proved It's great superiority. They for sale at No 81
street, by NJ =. HEebhlohS
ala 2plm&W
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"a Card.

undersigned wond respectfully return their sincere
thanks the New Orleans Fire Department and particularly
Columbia Fire Company No. s. and Wr haoy 9helr pipe
holder for theif timely and successful exefons p SAVING ou
premises from destruction by FIRE yesterday afternoon.
HALLER & BROTHER,
mys aalt lsS Tchonpitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

THE ENeLfsH QuAKERs. 1t Ii said that the
Qnakers are gradually disappearing from England.
Two hundred years ago, their proportion in Great
Britain was about one in every hundred and thirty
inhabitants. At present they do not count one in
= thousand. There is a collection Of old Quaker
tracts preserved In tho Bodleian Library, with a
note written upon them BY an Oxford Professor.
stating that he had collected them and placed
them ii the Library, 80 that persons who should
wish In after time 70 know what the belief of
2aakers was. could find The statement Of their
stenets IN their tracts. 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

ns-From the Troy Budget.-The Siege of
of the former political divisions Of
State took Its famous lines in this poem
namely .t
q The foes that he singly kept IT bay
outnumbered his thin hairs OF SILVER GREY
We vouch for the truth Of this but WE DO KNOW ha
the applications of Heimstreofs famous Har
Restorative ver reys rapidly become I'm appearance al
isast members of Young America"
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
W. E. HAGAN 4 CO., Projectors, Troy, n Y
Sold by WRIGHT Co., a AMI l6l Chartres street. new
srleans al6 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
WIs.dosc Shades.

We have recently received large additions to enf stoek Of
Shades and have unsurpassed assortment OF various sues
designs
We have also new artcle of Window Shades intended of
Shore Residences which viii exclude the rays OF the sum-
aid causs pleasing shade of light in the ROOM
I'D. CAMERON 3 CO.,
as5 s,@ l9t Canal stFas,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

xR1ErIEs TnsA sER. This evening, The last ap-
psasance bus one o. Mrs Wood. We are to have
Andy Blaks and n Fortunio," with 4 dance by
the Misses Gale between the pieces. Mrs. Wood
appears ID andy and E0rtatnio.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

S. THs GRAND voIKsrEsT, for the benefit Of desti-
tute convalescents, Is held on the 10th and 21st
inst, at the Hopkins Plantation. The sale Of
atands will take place On the 9Th inst. on the spot.
See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

CARD or THksEs. Messrs. Halter Brother
make their acknowledg to-day 70 the Fire
Department, and especially Columbia Fire Com
pany Ne. 5, MT. AalIoy being mentioned by name
for services 1T 4 late fire. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

y Al 0urRAo The Junior proprietor Of a daily
paper in Boston residing in the suburbs was s.out
ragged one Sunday recently By tho sexton Of his
church, who seated in his pew young lady who
does not beiong to Caleb Cushings .soonsummate
white raee.Y The young editor. with his family,
diateIy withdrew. Imagine their surprise and
alissIne on learning that the young lady was the
daughter Of 4 rich Cuban planter and a--slaye-
holder!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

K8- Spring Beas-S5 TO DC 50 for the BEST
Spring Bed in existence owe PATENT Ne 1878 broadway
New York. Examine it, address the ELLifftc BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
Inducements To The trade and LEGAL agencies iy 2p&Wly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

q SPICE OF KANSAS JUsTicE. We mentioned, a
fews days ag0, the killing Of Deputy United States
Marshal Arms, at Topeka, Kansas, by desperate
/ named Richie, who perperated the act to escape
l arrest. On Saturday, the 2lst ult., the murderer
went before Justice Of the Peace, freedom
screeching friend and after mock trial, the noto
: xious Gen. Lane being his counsel, he was dis
missed on tho charge and commended for the
bloody and coMardly deed, the magistrate remark
ing that though, Ia bis opinion, he was guilty Of
homicide yet be was jnstifahle in the eyes Of God
i and man.
Thus ends the affair, thus far. Another murderer
has been Endorsed, acquitted and turned loose upon
society another bloody farce has been enacted,
and another outrage consummated