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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

have now on hand large supply Of Petit Gulfn and
Boyd,s Proiacn COTTON SEED, which furnish during
the season in lots to sait customers
Planters others wishing pure and well selected article of
Cotton Seed would do well to give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
have hand full and well assorted stock Of GRO
CERIEs which prepared sell reasonable prices
CHAS. r. RAILEY,
Grocer,
Jas srn IS Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

ASHI$SSxa Spring Meeting of lo60, to be run over
ss'itS s y lie s cas: fas rules
Rea.s sas Rs s sppssf pe
ias or AZ q sfs sS e 3 5
lion @ ars IL ,ses Esa s h Ss q
yidsd three or more sa sys
name AID close g u IL March, ss[ # Sa5 @
addressed ~ 's''' -''HA'a''onS 10 DC
iaA tInl SIDNEY STORY Secretary |
SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
BATON Roucr, February j, 1850
Th T. ssaaEisH & s 81 Is
TON ROYCE y publish the following Statement
70 feornAfy i is0o s7sAss es
.'n' q III
SD % 8
Premiums untermna,ed Risks February Is5 o24s %
Les. Premium, =, R,... -, ,,,,,,,,., slIssis 3
Net earned Premiums for the year ending LIST Febru-
Loses p IsS during lie same period
= " No losses unsettled.
On Esfr E kisss Ssss g
Expense, during yea, a. above. slss ss
-- sa5 452 50 |
Net earned Profits for ending lat February 1850 68
The Company have the following assets:
Bills receivable for premiums $1,000 80
Bulls receivable balance due on stock 09il 81
Cash on hahd 1ug, a9 i6
Total assets. ss22 III As
F. E. HEsERr Secretary. -
Notice.
OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, Z
Al meesg of the Board ef directors held his day
scp e "
' Il net s
premiums Of the Company fo5 the year ending Sst Jsnar
Il was further Resolved To redeem the outstanding scrip for
the 1885, presentation at the Office Of the Company
gThe Stockholders hereby notified that election for
year viii Be held at the once d ho Company On THURS
= = = r. f. HEBERT, Secretary.
e q M s II New s esn aa s
fe22A Office, 10y Canal street Merchants Ins, Co
NOTICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is here-
= eT mae sss IL
It. NsH ofs o a if III ne
| February list, 1850 VAL sT.CERAN,
A VIs AUX PAYEURs DE TAxEs.-Avis
IN donnie present !es redeya6les de
Taxes tat pour rspne 1852 Licences d pour
que lie sousg pref dies apres date
bureau No rue Eplanade entire les rues LFee ct Fran
| eaise.
| Ter Fevrier 1860. VAL ST-CERAN.
fell 3nd ReceFeur.
a. G. POWERS,
$50 <s PORTRAIT PAINTER.
| Over Washburn's Daguerrean rooms
d12 sm No. 142 Canal street, New Orleans.
SOUTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS
u SMITH HoW,y
115
New Leyee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING done for
the Trade.
CARPENTERS, JoINERs AND FANCY WORK, of all
descriptions
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
We have now in operation PATENT GRISDsToNE SAW
GUNNER.
All orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch PRICES
| MODERATE. saEssa
Being both practical and Mechanics ourselves we
employ none but No This with the aid Of Machinery
| enables us to defy superiority jail Gm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28
ECONOMY is WEALTH,

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
CARMRNs CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
For permanently joining broken China, Glass Earthen and
Wooden Ware, Furniture Leather nsa Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Ask for carmns Negative Cline, and take no
ohe 1t far supases anything oil the kind in leaving no
trace Of any cement having been applied.
y. B. WIfEELoCK L CO.,
s=s.. Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. II Magazine st.
For sae by all Retail Druggists Dealers generally Price
25 cents. fes 3m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28
Steamboat Departures Tbts Dug.
Tuesday, Feb. IS. 1850.

Hl-BarI j. II. Davis, Captain Hand, from
Philadelphia, " dschargng hef cargo at Post ~ First
District Consgnees will please attend 10 the receipt of er
goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored at their risk
and expense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

nF~ IndfyfsfbIe Friends Comma ndery of
Knights TempaIs md Appendant Orders No meet on the
THIRD FRIDAY every month"; in the Hall of Perseverance
Lodge, Of ST Claude and Dumaine streets, First
District.
OfFIoERs-J. H. Holland r.. Commander; F. H. Knapp,
General O. J. Donnell Captain General Anglste Broue,
Prelate; Jose Rico, Senior Warden William Treford,
Junior Warden A Cologne. Treasurer Francois Meieur,
Sword Bearer; j. Harvey, Warden; jean Beney Sentinel
se121 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28
DYErNe. :pYErNe. ,'.pHErNe
JBoNTEMPs, DYER AND sooURER,
n. "a .,straa

the honor inform The public TINT be has inst assumed
he Of the nyeing Establishment No IS Royal street.
and he will continue heretofore with the careful atten.
ton for which he is celebrated. ri.
The in which, for the last twelve years he has salts
Fed the his establishment Bourbon
for those who hoaor hia with their
,AYa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

a-Doors open at hapas, O'Clock Performance to com
nence at O'Clock precisely
p~Box Office open for securing Private Boxes and Ches1
'' ies - = - W. B. cH1pPEsDALg, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

A TLANTIC DRY DOCK, ALGIERs.-
N having recently constructed this Dock under
his supervision IL prepared to take In ships steamers
description of water craft This Dock is located Mt
Aiiers opposite the steamboat landing WHARF, in connection
with the Docks subscriber will continue The shpwrgt and
Cakng Business which his long experience and the facilities
he possesses together with his personal supervision Of all work.
he hopes merit share Of public pat railage
fI2i I'm JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

AMUsEMENTs.
SPALDING & ROGERS,
AAFhITHEATEK AND MUSEUM,
b. Charles ST., near Commercial Place

Iast Week but One q MARsIs's Juygyug coxgp1A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

.sss b. DOUR, SEED DEALER, CONT STREET,
s No. 49, date has just received per ships Assyria
- Heidelberg from Hapre full and complete assoft
nent OF GARDEN Pot and Farming Seeds such rs Achokes
Asparagus, Lettuce Beet Gaunower Headed cabbage,
Carrots Celery Ghery Endiye gress Lettuce Rocket rTsas
French Beans Dwarf anil Pole Beans Mustard Tar
nips Rutabap Onion Sorre Parnip Radis Leeks White
Beet Radsh Long Rad. White, Red and Scarlet Mo-
yer Seeds constantly hand also Flower Seeds
sr,,,s moderate tn2f I'm
TsINE SHERRIES-20} and % Is casks Cabinet and
s' $ ID. GRA4IAA 4 CO,
f4a1 10 Gus;cnhonse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

Al OTICEs-AG GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
~ who has permanently resided in New Orleans
for the years visit Europe business
and will leave abont the end Of May next.
he is well acquainted In Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
and Edinburgh and also in London he will e happy to execie
entrusted him in of these cities and that
reasonable terms.
lie expects Orleans early IN October Letters
~ fe23
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partialIar SSAptltes.

OFFICE OF AGENCY OF ATLANTIC Axp PACIFIC RAILROAD,
February q, 1850
MSy-I nm directed by ". Edgar Thomson,
President 70 offer for sale ia marker Twenty Thousand
Shares Stock in Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Persons de-
sirous Of purchasing accommodated by applying
at "a Common street.
fe2l If H. s. FULKERSON, Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

Now open for inspection collection Of hghclass original
OH. PAINTINGS, Ancient aud Modern, nj NO. CARON
DELFT STREET, the Office of Messrs Byrne, Vance
a Coz
Among others fsay noted; Classical Landscape by
Glover Dover Castle. by Sir A. w. Calco: Evangene, r.
Fox The Scheld by Siaufed Rustic Landscapes by j. f.
Meadows The Pei Dove, Angelica kaaman the Banks Of
the Thames George A. Williams; Shrewsbury Castle Richard
Wilson Fine Exapeso Walter Williams Boddington Chas
Hunt Watson George Shaders A. Means, ETC., ETC. Of the
old nasersTe Golden Age by la Sneur and other valuable
originals.
Il the aim of the proprietor combine high quality
of art pleasing and agreeable Subjects and the prices
moderate advance on the original cost.
foo II NJ!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-28

THO ARCHITECTURAL MEN.
Wanted immediately, fst-rate Architectural Draughts.
Coorist assistant in architects Office. 1t Is
requested will apply who not perfectly competent
highly finished plain and ornamental drawings APP
ply specimen drawings and References and stating terms
HENRY HOWARD, Architect, No. Is Commercial Place.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

New ORLEANS ANp BosroN.-The
Boston Post, Of the l4th inst, says;
We are glad to learn that our
business community generally APP
pear TO Justly appreciate the great
imp6rtance Of establishing a line of
steamers between Boston aud New
Orleans. The benefit to- be derived
from q line Of this kind will not &C
crue especially TO any one class,
but. directly OF indirectly. TO every
inhabiiant. The retired capitalist
will find the value Of his reNl es-
tate. and property Of every Kind,
increased by all new modes Of com
munioation opened to trade while
we oil know that the rapid means
Of communication between com
mercial points is the very I've oi
the active merchant and the indus
trious mechanic. aud the best as
sutance Of steady employment anu
good wages 10 labor in every form
With such facts ms are before us,
we are surprised to witness the
apathy that exists among many
wealthy nea here IN relation to -
proposition 81 essential 60 the pros
perity Of the city
But most works If enterprise and
utility are originated Ivy the mel
If labor. rather than by large cap
italists- by those who rely upon
their activity for support, rather
than upon theft rent rolls. 50 u
is in the present instance. while
those worth from five to fifteen
hundred thousand dollars look col
dly on an undertaking which will
increase and give permsnenoy to
the value Of tlieir estates, the mon
Of activity. but Of small means
comparatively, are laboring to The
extent Of their power to elect 1t
and they will accomplish their pur
pose. 1lmse engaged in the shot
and leather trade have already helt
n meeting upon the subject of es
tsblisl,ing STAN intercourse betweeI
Boston and New Orleans. and thei
example will DO followed by thos'
engaged in the other branches %
the dealers in wooden ware. il
drugs. in dry goods, &c.-an'
thus will be secured The fuliilmenl
of m enterprise almost MS imper
tant to Boston as the water in IT.
bay.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

LIngL Sur. The vicksburg Wing,
Of the 18th instant, says: 1--WE I'M
derstapd that Mr.. II. Is. Eyans, Of
jackson, has instituted suit in
the United States Circuit Court
against Walter Bennett, agent of
Singers sewing machines, in New
Orleans, for libel The cause Of
this suit is, we believe, some an
sertions made by Mr.. Bennett
against Mr.. Evans, who was chair
man of the Committee on Machinery
at the State Fair, held last Novem-
Der. Mr.. Evans set his damages
down at $40, 900"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

CARLYLE UPON CoLERIDGE. The
following, besides being most adj
mirsble specimen Of Carlyle's peculiar
style, conveys a vivid idea of the con
yetsatiopal powers Of Coleridge;
I shall reoolect his "object and
subject" terms Of continual Ieeur
,euve IL the kanteso province and
how he sung and snuiIsd them into
tom IN inject and "sulp- m-mject"
with n kind Of solemn shake or culver
ne he rolled along. To sit ms passive
bucket aud be pumped into, whether
you consent or not, can in the long
run be exbileratipg to no creature,
how eloquent soever the Hood Of ut.
terapoe that IL descending. hut If IL
be withsl a confused, upintelligible
food Of utterapoe, threatening land
marks Of thought and drown the world
and you
I have heard Coleridgs talk with
eager, musical energy, two stricken
hours, his face radiant and moist, and
containing no meoutng mhatsocrer 10
any indir,duai Of his heare,s certain
Of whom, /, for one, still kept eagerly
listening in hope the most had long
before been given up, and formed Of
the rooms were large enough second
AIRY humming groups of their own. Ho
began any where you put some ques-
ton, made some suggestive obsorva.
ton instead Of answering this, or
decidedly setting out toward answer
Of IL. he would accumulate formula
bio apparatus, logical swim-blad,lers,
transcendeptal lfe.preservers, and 9th
or precautionary and vebiculatory
gear, for setting out perhaps ho did
at last get under way; but WINS swift
ly solicited, turned aside by the glance
Of some radiant new game on this
hand or that, into new courses, and
ever into new and before long into
all the universe, where il was unccr.
tain what game you would catch, or
whether any.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
Important Notice.

The use ~ p. Msrnsy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most ssiutsry effects, which We
hasten " rnske known b. the public Al large.
Among is other good qualities. which srs mi
vetsslly acknowledged. ~ hiss been fornd 10 he
highly useful snd beneheient " Women In The
state ~ Pregnancy, and that ~ facilitates their
dslivefy.
u sisc improves positively the qasllty and 10
crease tbe quantity ~ Min 81 Nurses.
No other kind Of FOOD Fan he eeinpssed ~ u
II mar he administered vithost fear 10 The young
ssi children. ~ fefresheps and strengthens them
snd preserves them against great many die
sssss peculiar o. their see.
We n,sy therefore carefully Recommend :, n
every family.
Every one-pessd pspsf ~ The SANITARY
CRUEL eontsins thiriy.tve portions for ens per
son. They are al signed BY =. MAHMAf, In
ventsf snd psteutee.
Genersl Depot Al New 0riesps--4i Cont street
bst wsen Chsrtres and R6ysi. nrslyd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

PowrRs Avn CRAwroRb. - The
Washington correspondent Of The
Charleston Mercury says! Pow
eis. the sculptor, is about to send
here model Of his statue of Ameri-
ca, and set IL mp in the old hall Of
tho House, opposite Crawfotd's
Freedom, intended tn surmount the
new dome, that the public may
pass judgment on the originality OF
the last named work As the mo
del of America was described 10y
Mr. Everett in 1850, Powers may
show that his idea has been pirat-
cd"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
MosMoNs ~ rHn Obp DOWN..

MoRMoNs IN rHE ObD DoMiN-
ios.L1hough IL is net generally
known in that section Of the country,
The Wheeling (vs.) union asserts
that an association Of Mormons not
only exists but aourisbes in one OF
the sections of Wheeling. The Union
says "They have been in successful
operation for about year, and have
succeeded in converting forty or fifty
Of the citizens Of that vicinity TO the
strange belief On Sunday last Eve
new members made on open declars.
ton Of "Joe Smith principle, aud
took upon themselves the "duties OF
Mormonism, by undergoing process
Of immersion publicly They have
an elder. end al the officials pertain
ing to the institution, and make 1t
convenient ~ entertain travelling
saints, Utah bound They are not,
hover, Of the Brigham Young stripe,
strictly Of the Joe Smith school, and
consequently entertain but one vile
each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

Mn FRAsR LEsLit's ILLUSTRATED
PictoRtAb AND DsAwiNe Roos Cow
FANios.--It is not enough for the
mammoth pictorials Of the Puritan
country and the magazines and daily
papers Of the same fruitful region, to
offend common leeenoy and outrage
every sense Of virtue; TO spawn upon
~ beaslly details Of prize fights (;
but now they tome to ne In anticii
patton If the next dog exhibition.
with picturesof bare.backed bnllies
IN the course Of training for the
next outrage on the dignity Of imam
hood II such mental food is suit
ed tn Puritan tastes IL is not palit-
able IN this extremity of the Union
and IL affords us pleasure to notice
how out people turn away from it,
40 exposed for sale on the coun
iprs or the book store. Compare
not the notwithstanding exhibition
If two tuIIians. tearing the iiesh oi
each other for a purse OF dollars, to
The G!ladiatorial exhibition on the
arenas Of Old Rome They con
tended for the laurel. and there
wns q grain Of virtue IN 1t, comb
ned with an ocean If error In the
modern prize fight this grain Is
wanting There ia nothing TO Gle
vate the thing to the taste of roues,
bullies. thieves and cpt-throets IL
the bells Of the pestiierUus city. aud
they are forced down to IL by the
pressure If the times. Mr.. Franz
Leslie's Drawing Room Companion
has had its run in This region, AM
SO has Ballous' and Mr.. Harpet's
Talk of laws 80 ~press indeeen
prints, and incendiary papers, tba
low mean vulgar and obscene shed
called life In Boston, Is absolutel,
light with virtue by the side .
Frank Leslie's and Mr.. Harper
Journal If Civilization.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

WHrcu ~ JOSH l--"Wbat's that n
pictur onlr said a countryman in our
hearing the other day, in print store,
to the proprietor, who was turning
over some engravings. THAT, sir"
said the dealer, "is Joshua com mand-
ing the Sun to stand still.D "Du tell |
Well, which is Josh, aud which is his
son. "-Commercidi Bulletin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
NTAJlJ{IIgIy

on Wednesday The 2is' lust. ., the residences
Of The ttiar's father on Mspchsc by The Rev y
nni,r. Mr. ALRERr ~ BROWN. ~ cslifornia,
w. Niles u. y HuNsToCE ~ This Parish
IN eout,rtnits With ancient ana very honorabls
ruslr,n ne sre indebted ~ the happy psfties IN
This new espsftnefship. ~ wedding este and
some tfthe Crene he nonry In preserve ~ this
iscs, excellent spiritual company. LET ms wish
them tsirce They viii ep swsyl happy passage
~ the golden gate, snd The ifuiticn ofall lesson-
chile desire.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
Picture of the Next President.

We are indebted to snn'e ahony-
naus friend for bali dozen hne
liknpssps If Stephen A Douglas
As VS. already have one, we might
rive the balance away ~ the friends
If The Little Giant, and invite them
in cornp NJ ~ the front Office and
hplp themselves but such - no
lice IN East Baton Rouge would
blork M Third street. and place
the Comet IN Jeopardy Hence they
will lr disguised Of privately. We
made tbs prediction long time
ago that Douglas would be the
next President, and the only thing
that annoys IA about II. is this;--
The absorbing democratic party.
now decapitating I'll whodare men
linn the name uf Douglas IN any
honorable connection. will some ny
in November next aud claim the
credit If his election.
They will argue about IT IN this
way .''ihey know the public mind,
and understand how tu play upon
it--taint prai1e never elevated any
one IN public pslimatiun-by dam
ming Mr.. Douglas. they have made
him all his friends and secured his
election: hence they ought 10 have
. al the musl comfortable positions
under his administration. Wheth
or Douglas has these fellows IL
emplouor not must be ascertainet
bv and by. when the game is play
cd out With the same kind OF NJ
/ gument the political tadpolcs nov
81 impatient lot y dessolaiiun %
the Union. will come IN, like q reg
ular chorus uf full blown frogs ant
claim the credit ~ saving IT. u
them will The country be indebted
for the Union meetings, and tie
awakening of the conservative ole
mpnt. whilst the honest aud sim
pie minded gentlemen who are nos
hulding--Union meetings, will "
requested 60 take back seat
again TO witness. other great polit
calg ambfiug reets
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
pd-The Governor Of Wisconsin

sH-The Governor Of Wisconsin
has disbanded a militia company, be,
cause the captain ofith expressed
an opinion that. Il the State authori.
ties and those of the Federal Gov
eminent should come into collision
with each other, he would conceive
il to be his duty to support the author.
ity of the Federal Government,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
NEW BooKsii NEW hooks
Ar j. MoCOHMICK'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HUMOR.
THE MIRROR or FORTUNE-s book
Of I.arlor ADJUSTMENTS.
fNNOCENCE or CHILDHOOD.
"OPENS SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
HILLS or THE sHALEMUC-by the
author Of She Wide Wide World.
THE WHITE HILLs-their Legends.
Landscape and Poetfy-by Thomas Starr
king.
LIFE OF LAFAYETTE-by Cecil for
children.
Guy CARLETON the Boy who be
longed TO the " Try Company"
Just received at the
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

Me. FproR Plesse announce the name
Of CHARLES CHENNETTE ss an indie
pendent candidate for City Marshal 1T the
approaching April election lie will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23

n@- Spare moments are the gold
dust Of time. OF all the portions Of
our life. spare moments are the most
truthful in good or evil. They are the
gaps through which temptation finds
the easiest access to the soul.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
IMPORTANT 70 THE LADIES

MRS. THOMPSON. u pIsquereiue, formerly ~
vi New Orleans, has the pleasure ~ sppSune-
Ing % The Ladies u Baton Hosge ,hst she is pre-
pared 10 give lessons In Catung Ladies and ChIl.
drsD ~ dresses. Any lsdy with kBOwledxs ~ this
art, which can be learned IN few hours, can NJ
herself or others In any required style.
Also, several styles Of silk and worsted Ehn.
brcidsry, War. Paper and Wersted Flowers, Paint
Ing. ste, taught 10 CLASSES.
Dress Patterns ofali kinds eut In few minutes.
Mrs. T., can be seen II Miss Dsdgson's for
short time only. nsrlsiw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-23
L,n,tns aarfrrr q Oestr

rpiros CARTE n Oestr
Please announce the nsines Of Messrs.
tiMtRv lNg and AuGUsTlNDUPLAN-
TIER. as candidates for selectmen in Ward
No. I, ut the approaching election in
April. a..
mario MANY TAX FAfFfs.