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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-03

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HorEL-MM G Clark. P H Mathews, Tex J " Fitz.
4seena Is'fGs ~
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heisn hhtaesy ca; sa' fa1 sH hsdssf Z ssass
Point; McGien and lady Tex HIl Ala T. Burt a
MURPHY essts sanders a oa@aHsE Miss
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% asssai HAf' s'oas, fEsan. Davis j@s Lacy
HnsGn B5swss hf Atad aaoR NJ @ so Pqa CORK
Donald DAVIS A'sIls; & SsSss9
aaRsa 81 ogss eEs Ms s'4fa ssss
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Crockett Ark.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-R NJ Boone, " II Bnek, Mrs 4
1sy Es seRf ngai ehfnff ss paE faRk *
Il Wells Mis-; q Ebbinghouse lady Helmss W
nyeknan Woodman . Hastings + Center, g Sewall,
NY; Stanton and lady, Albany, NY II Dickson, On;
" CUNNINGHAM II q Jordan, %; Mrs Geo LatIner. ] ]
nropTaoI r + A aaybefry G Morey Morey Miss; G
Grant md INDY Texts; White Rareelo p Blackburn,
Mrs Raetbnn and dangeter La Nolan, Philadelphia;
" HoSt 4 II e Kendall N; Wasan, B Coleman. Ala;
Fl Rn,htop Mobile; Yankirk Pittsbarg; I Banks Ga;
Ira d HALLWAY and lady Aberdeen; w Troup Miss Miss
: R,yinr Huntsvile; Perry and lady. Jaekson MIA NJ
0edsn Miss Ogden j Ogden, Natchez; W HenniBg and
a5y Ionisye Dr d d Smith, Y; Mrs Anderson, Mrs
1 Iay md daughter Miss Stewart, Anderson, Npnen
Tro,ter Thicker c Bethe La; Howell Mrs Alcorn,
Miss aicorn Columbia. sc; Bay, VI Hart, Move,
Mis ! Roberts, Wiikowski Sale Tex, Wang
far and I1dy Cincinnati, Mason, Charleston; Gal
sebsr r Louisville; Daughesty, ST Louis; Crockett
Hsnstou: A Ellington and lady, Alexander, Ark WP
Inhnson Chicago BARROW and lads DR. Fuason gnd lady
MIS- Funston Cooper, Va: q Sullivan. Al nonnely
n Y r g williamson, A feriner, Tenn; Webb ] Hum
;ltan Iotspeich, Louisville; G Films Wells Wood
yie j Redfaru. Il Gam, KY D o'Brien HILL Moble
II i b inkley Memphis; Mclean, Jas Pnrysnce it, JOS
erey and daughter Miss Henning, MeKeln and lady. Miss
] Helms Ia E w Warne, Bohnger St Louis; W Cole
man, S @; G McDurmott Ark.
ST LOUIS HoTEL,-H Webb. Texas; c L Gumbel, Paris.
Thomson, St Marys; LArtham. A Brorhiski Browns.
willie Tex; Mckee, Pittsburg Pa Shsfter, DIR James
Purvianes TerssSnHe; Spring Robt Freeman D Bow
A,k Mrs Pson Mis- Pa,ison NJ drsgsry Mis- Gregory
hdy Coast W Il LILY, Ia; P Landry, Bayoa Gonsi T
phia Miller, concorda, La McIemose, ycksharg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

The CREEps OF THE WoRLD.-Mr. O. f. w. Deit-
erieh, statstican and director Of the Statistical
department Of Berlin, estimating the population of
the world at 800, 0,000o00, sets down the Asiatic5
religions as believed by Co., or about forty
six per cent; the Christian religion BY 1856 ,Ooo 900,
or about twenty five per cent? Pagans, 200 600 900,
Or about fifteen percent; Mehommedans, 1850 ,00O-
600, or about twelve per cent. The three hundred
and thrty-iye million Christians are again divided
into one hundred and seventy million Roman Cath
olies, or about fifty per cent; eighty million
Protestants. about twenty-fve per cent; and sew
enty.six million Greek Catholics, about twenty two
per cent. - e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
A HEROIC woaAN.-s sabinus "a Gaul who =

A HEROIC WOMAN Sahinns Ca Gaul who re-
yoted against Yespasian and failed,) was supposed
to have burned himself in his house. but he had
taken refuge with his wife Epinona in q cave. Nor
of this woman, who, nobly sharing his confinement.
for nine long years, supplied his wants. reared his
children, and finally succeeded in getting him to
solicit his pardon from Vespasian. Kneeling before
the Emperor, and pointing to her children, she
said. " have reared them that there might be more
snppliants for their father at thy knees Bat nei-
Their her words, her sorrow, her beauty, nor her
heroism could move the too iniexibie magistrate.
Sahinus was condemned to death, and then she
prayed TO be allowed to be executed with him
" Grant me this last grace. O, Vespasianl' she
said, for continued life under laws sneh ~ thine
would be more intoierabie than the old dEesry
twilight OF the eaxe.n Her wish was granted, aud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
XII.
sNem Orleans 4ailp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1860.
TALK ON ,cHANGE.


The weather cleared off yesterday towards meri-
dian. 1t was not, however, followed by any degree
of briskness, liveliness nor animation. Carondelet
street, barring the up.turned pavements, was
thronged. but the confabs were confined to talk on
| the number of bales of the staple and the upward
tendency in freights, which, from present ndica-
tons are likely to have controlling influence on
| the general cotton market. True, if we should
have from fifty to one hundred sail of British bot
toms arrive at our levee, steady freight market
would follow, or perhaps decline to a half-penny
might take place; or if there should be several
thousands Of tunnage under the Bremen and other
continental flags, might look for lower rate of
freights, that is, below I'd AS it is the talk is
strong that there are y6ry few unemployed vessels
in New York that all the insurabe vessels owned
in Boston and down East are traversing the ocean
here and there. There many shrewd and in
telligent shipmasters now in our port; they have
been within a few days figuring away, calling into
requisition old Nathan Dabolrs arithmetic, which
was studied some thirty and forty years ago
throughout NewEngland, before Black Republicans
ism got into the heads Of the folks there. Well,
the talk is, shpmasters counted up yesterday 113
ships in port Turning III gross l04 525 tuns about
925 tuns average say six bales OF cotton to the
tun only, which Of the old traders assert has
NJ. i,a iof i.'.eeh years or more. we 10
- saAe - eolsloeratioh w. parks' prigs ana
schooners, as they, an equivalent amount of
y ~ 'e iequi,eu M coaSsmise PURPOSES
Our contemporary, the Price Current Of yesterday,
says, there were in port on Tuesday 1872 vessels
- n'nus - 81 III 'ais slls iass sear
mi, Ne :, ' VI 'i. m 80 7".' - - e'o'
!. I'll II sasny 49, 80 ~
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III .'',S n m 's T. ieaa ~ otiieis. iioMeser
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

HUNTING WITH GREYHouSps IN CALIFORNIA
One of our townsmen was out hunting on Monday,
says the Sacramento Union, in George Browns
fields, on the Putah, with two greyhounds belong
ing to Levi Wells, of this city. Within four hours,
the hounds caught eleven hare-seyen of them
having been caught by "Bue Dog.n There were
some seven or eight horsemen present (neighbor-
ing raneheros1, and the sport is represented to
have been most exciting. The hare at no time
could get more than half mile start. The Blue
Dog'' would frequently oEerleap the game, and be
compelled himself to turn, meantime his comrade,
who Jagged little, came in and secured the prize.
But for this, 8 Blue Dogn would have caught all
the game.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
FRea MoBrLE-The Advertiser of Tuesday has
the following narapranhs: =. - a@


We learn from passengers, arrived by Saturday
nights train that the party to the accident which we
published in Saturday news was at still III
preearious condition. He was able to walk about
his room, but was apparently insensible, and wond
not converse with any one. Hopes are entertained
that he may yet recover.
Coroner R. B. Raoulston, Esq, held an inquest on
Sunday on the body Of Mr.. Dick Robinson, who
was found drowned in his berth on the Schooner
Margaret, at Dog River bar. Verdict in accord
ance with the facts. The schooner Margaret we
learn, was partly owned by Mr.. Robinson, and was
capsized in the bay in a gale, about week or 81
ago. 80 g
THE RAlLRoAD BusIsEss.-Son idea Of the i'm
mense business done by our Mobile and Ohio road
during the past week can be formed when we state
that the receipts at the depot for up freight alone
have averaged about 5000 per day, and that the
demands for freight room have nearly every day
exceeded the capacity Of the trans dray load after
dray load being sent back to the stores whence
they came. The rush yesterday WAS again pretty
heavy, but showed some falling off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

The Countess Casanova is the name Of an Italian
visitor at the French Court, to whose influence.
Paris scandal says, is owing the change in the
views of the Emperor in regard to Central italy.
1t is said this Judith was selected by Count Cayour
himself, and placed, under the eyes of Holofernes
in box at the Opera directly opposite to one in
which the Emperor sat when at Turin. The lady
subsequently appeared at the tstes at Gompiegne,
and has since formed one Of the French Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

RAILROAD BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND PEssA.
coLA-The Mobile Mercury says the track from
Montgomery, southwark, on this road, is laid nine
miles and half below Greenvle, and from Pen
sacola northward, twenty-six miles and a half
leaving gap to fill up of eighty miles. The road
bed is all prepared except two miles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
WATER! WATERu
CLEAR. PURE wATERn

Tne subscriber is prepared furnish public with his
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity to furnish FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
pRED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter is unlike all other Filters gets FOUL
yoe3fapted to all purposes where htering Is required
4 For reference-s Charles and Hotels Carroll.
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Merciers
Canal street, and others now in
~ Office No. 2 2Tchonpitoules street.
N. F. RICE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from l1 to 30 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from u feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea 4 Iaavtts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
iron and wooden frames with Norcross' Rocker Boxes
stsarn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Page Ghild's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
sraub's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
8 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 6, Th, 9 and Il inches in
diameter IL feet long, and geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes Of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS A inches in diameter and from
l6 to 80 feet lang.
CIRCULAR SAWS, mp 70 72 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various Sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all Sizes
An assortment all sizes OF the generally
ssore ready for delivery the shortest nsce fer sale
tas r6s. favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be sent any address
bgmail. o,,,.
myq kWH 10 Grayier street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

terday amounted to zoo bales. The sner lisgss
y Soston have improved most There d a better
sis,ling ai,l y the market The market closed nener
a',y quist u previous quotations.
ste 49,. az ioEk Feb. 29Wrghts circular by the
slight decline ID he cottsn raapRes s ooI lepof.s
wsaI 4 "a orieaIs @ at liz. Hreports the sales Of he
csive ~ l. tov haes and the amount of Cotton "a.
bales. y e1sne -. .ne past week, at ~ 600
msssrs. Wotherspoon, KinasfYrd a "a n tha;,.
ding Orleans at III. sssa'he1, quoted MID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

A New METHOD OF CoUNTERFEITING.-At a re-
cent meeting of the American Photographed So
cety in New York, letter was read from Mr.
Joseph Dixon, of Jersey City, giving an account of
a new method of eounterfeiting recently discovered
The secret lies in first obtaining the engraving free
from the coors which is done by the use of either
the microscope or magic lantern, throwing large
image of the bill on large screen of white paper.
tracing was then made of all the engraved parts
of the picture, which, being on such an enlarged
scale, could be drawn SO perfect that the reduced
picture would have precisely the appearance of the
original. A small negative was then made, by
which copies could be multiplied to any extent,
and the protecting colors applied in the same man
ner as by the original engraver.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
Rnnaway wife Returns 10 Her Husband.
The st, Louis Democrat Of the 9th tells the fol-

q
The at. Louis Democrat Of the 9th telIs the foy-
lowing story.
About two months ago lady--one of the 2. +.
M 's-residing in the upper part of tis metronoiis
mad an lncipient fuss with her feRe lord and eon
sldefng herself aggrieved, resolved to take M her
bonnet and walk. In company with u medicaI
gentleman she started for New Orleans. taE;,,o
Will her me sum Of three hundred dollars in cash,
tne DOCTOR being minus in this line. It was the in
tentlon Of the runaway twain to open an establish
meat in the Crescent City, for the sale Of Inar
chandise Of different kinds. While on board t31e
steamboat the medical gentleman was called
upon TO administer to the wants Of lady, taken
violently III From the effects Of his treatment she
mas since died, and the suppostion now is that he
IS qnack. But to our 4 narrative II, The fusi-
tives from the wrath of an injured husband arrived
at their destination, and found their prospect for
success exceedingly black.
The lady became sorry for the bargain she had
made, put her paramour was quite satisfied will,
his : luck z in the matter Finally the loving wife
concluded to return to her welded husband ask
forgiveness Tor past traIsgressions and promise to-
pehave better in future. No sooner did she an
nounce this intention to her candestine lover than
ne surreptitiously disposed of all the furniture they
had, at o great sacrifice, put the proceeds Of the
sale in his pocket and also refused TO give IN the
$500 with which he had been entrusted by the ran
away wife. He started from New Orleans one
night, leaving his fair without funds or friends
when the lady found herselrin this fx abe paWned
her diamond ring and her gold watch TO procure
money TO pay her passage to this city Arrived
here, she confessed all her wrong doings To her in
dignant husband, but said it was all the Doctors
taulI. Indignant husband went in search OF the
professor OF medicine, and found him at place of
bad repute in this city. fight took place between
second hest.' In addition to this, We believe !.
suit will be instituted against the Doctor for steal
ing the lady's money.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
Jose Dom lingo.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. rs cusToMHousE STREET,

Has always hand large and welassored stock which
he calls attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
which bis house always celebrated always
found there: PaRTAGAs, GABANAs, INTIMIDAD, the
reil,known REGALIA DEL. REY DE GABARGA, the GIN
TO DE ORION, REDowA, RIFLE. and the brand, Ell
GARIBALDI, Also, 210 pounds PIcADURA, received per
steamship Habana.
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention of the
public to the following letter:
Mr. Josa Domingo, New Orleans Ny Dear FriendI autho-
rize you 1t known to the public think it needed
that you the only importer In New Orleans Of brands FL
Cnto de Orion Redowa and Rife In proof whereof sign the
present. the city of Havana, this 10th October, 1859
fe2O I'm TsiRned1 JAYNE GODINA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

CRINoLIsE IN SroR,f.-The Cleveland {ohio)
Herald relates the following incident of the severe
storm which visited that city on the 2ad:
During the hight of the storm q woman was
passing across the Flats, near the packing house of
II. II. Chapin & Co., when she was blown towards
the river. Just as she reached the bank she was
caught up by violent gust and dropped into the
river. She was buoyed up BY Ter expanded
clothes, but drifted rapidly down the stream. Mr..
Thomas Walters, who was passing, waded out into
the stream and succeeded in getting her ashore,
much scared and very wet, but not hurt. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
Sporting IateiIse<s. 80
ANOTHER CHALLENGER 10 p1srsr xxpvs.r -

j.
To the Editor Of ne ". r. Herald Il leava fxap,
stray number of your great paper char gauer.
and Heenan have match for jane next. a1d I
must therefore postpone the pleasure ef fiuhtia0
THESE men till some months later. That thew rasT
be timely advised, however, that shall nof enfy
contest the championship OF England and America
but OF the world, must beg the favor oi you to
insert IN the columns OF your paper the following
PROPOSITIONS.
1. $1,000 that win whip the winner.
2 $1,000 that will whip him before the tenth
round. -
B. $1,000 that will whip him on the first round.
Ihese bets TO be taken together. Or,
both. = = = '-''1 - '''aA
u 5000 that will whip them before the tenth
3. $4,000 that will wiip them or, The ret ronnd
Inese pets 70 be taken together, and my antago-
nists 20 meet me alternately e., on alternate
s25 1000 that, sayers and Heenan co,n;nr =. ,rse
at one and the same time will fax them bntb Il,
forty seconds by the watch =
me Ggiit must come Oft at some convenient piace
IN the United States visitors to be admitted AZ
FIVE dollars head Children. Minister Of the
Gospei, the President Of the United States, he
members OF the Cabinet and Judges Of the Supreme
Court together with such high English officials as
may attend, at half price. Editors giving this claI-
ienge one insertion in their editorial columns ad
mtted free. LII whip, the entire proeee ds to-
getneT Win me winnings to be appropriated To the
co complexion Of the Washington Monument, and the
iast payment Of the Mount Vernon Fund debt III
do not whip, the entire proceeds. together with
the winnings, to go to the English Goyernrne mt az q
security fund against 4 French inyasion.n After
r,..... ,.s, VIM LowsDKs HorLEY.
Mf. Benneh-I am 4 common seaman ~ III.
sharp American schooner Thunderer. now dis
charging Z Yankee notions II at the Brazilian rprt
Oh Parahyba but will be In the United States ii u
Iew weeks when shall be happy to have any
pToposa.ions from lighting gentlemen. / have a
hacker in New York Whn Will IA j cnof Lur5-ad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
OFFICIAL .+.t..-.+++...-......... OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
The
Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.

Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.
2 New ORLEANS, February l, 1860.
Notice is hereby that according the 7th section
the act of Legislature the State of Louisiana
Act 10 Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide
and administration Of its aairs approved the
February, 1852:
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received for CITY of 200 Bonds of
$1,000 EACH of the Bonds issued according to the foregoing
until the 9th day of March, 1850 at u O'Clock NJ
Proposals addressed O. DEBUYS Secretary
dorsed Proposals forsale Of City Bonds" 0Z
COMMISSIONERS.
GERARD sTITI, Mayor.
v. DUPaESsIs Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
.#=.M NORMAN WHITNEY,
Chairman Finance Committee, Board of Aldermen
JNO. NJ. HALL,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Asst Aldermen
fe1 3st o. nEBUYS. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

Benjamin Kmball, member of the Penohsco
(Maine) bar, has been convicted of forging dep
osition by which he obtained q divorce from his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

b1REcr IMPORTATION
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND FANCY GOODS.
e. II. STEVENS & CO.,
importers and Jobhers Of
CUTLERY, GUNS.
FANCY GOODS,
vIoLINs AND VIOLIN STRINGS
COMBS, BRUSHES, BUTTONS,
NEEDLES, PINS, SOAPS PERFUMERY.
PAPER STATIONERY,
4 BLANK BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND PLAYING CARDS
Nos. So, 81 and SO Common street,
Es torroslrE norEr,
4 e. r. srHvEss SEYMOUR
Received by late arrivals from England France Germany
alargc stock Of
4 Wade 4 Butchers IMPERIAL RAZOR STEEL POCKET
i CUTLERY and RAzORS
Rogers 4 Sons SILVER STEEL RAZoRs
z W. 4 s. Butchers TABLE CUTLERY.
Eey's Double Waterproof PERCUSSION CAPS
sxe's Metal Lined
- a., = ane French C. D.
pY yOo French GUN WADs-best article imported-Nos
~ y dire II to l5
!. ses " " cases v1oLINs FLUTINAs and AccoRDEoNs
English French and Italian VIOLIN STRINGS. ...~
Also, ala5ee assortment Of
PERFuMERY, - @...5
A BRUSHES, and
i Agents fol CoHEN's Celebrated
Playing Cards.
800 gross III store, consisting Of
STEAMBOATS,
II HIGnLANDERs, M.-....4t
DEBATES AND EAGLES,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HEADS,
&* Every variety Of backs
100 bale COTTON TWINE.
Also, large assortment Of LINEN TWINE. -
PRINTING, WRITING IND WRAPPING PAPER of
every description.
PAPER BAGS for Gocers Druggists and Confectioners
various sizes *4
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS.
ps-our stoqk win b found u the complete
tent and variety offered tho trade
fsl4 Inn W r. STEVENS & co.
CHAs. n. NASH, BROKER AND DEALER IN
" sCRIf, STOCK, NOTES REAL ESTATE AND Ex
No. IS Carondelet street,
esllv Between Common and rsrsvier.
yEsHE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER
. DIRECT IMPORTATION.
undersigned representative for the Emitted States the
Canadas and wet indies of the justly celebrated house of
JOHN CHARLES FARfNA,
has authorized essrs G. r. BUDDECKE CO. Of this city,
"a receive importation Of the above genuine a
se put iii styles wicker plain bottles
HENRY RoEsBERG,
or tile brn Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia.
l..
H Orders for the house Of ]. O. Farna, will
have prompt and executed the raesgand
prices as forwarded direct to Cologne, u-.
G. r. BuDDEcKE 4 Co.
fes sm No. p Common street.
Mess.'..-'.-',.',''.n.oss' '.-''.''-,..'''. MOSS.
Fino Dressed MOSS put M sof market Fine Moss Cued
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES
Also FEATHEEs-a lots to suit
CAMPBELL 4 CO.,
n8u III Canal street.
GUINNESS, EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
~ PORTER superior any other brand beverage
for medicinal purposes. Fer sale to the trade by
tiRAY BROTHERS,
: Sole Agents,
fe2f Ill oId EAvee St, Louis street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01

BURNED Our AGAN.-on the night of the 25th,
the residence Of Mr.. E. Ferry, Of the Madison
Journal in Desoto, Madisonp parish, were destroyed
by fire. This is the second time Mr.. Ferry has
been burnt out within the past few months, his
office having been destroyed in the late destructive
fire at Richmond Mr.. Ferry's loss is, to a great
extent, covered by insurance. He announces that
arrangements will be Immediately made to re-
establish the Journal office at Richmond
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-01
CORONA DE cABAReA, THE WELL KNOWN
REGALIA DEL REY.

' Havana December 30, 1859.
J6ss Domingo, Esq. New Orleans
Dear sir We authorize you by this letter inform tho pub
Nc that yoa are Agent your city for brand of
Cigars known CORONA.
Yours truly
ANT. cABARGA& 4 CO.