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BALANCED THE AcdouNr.--1We received . letter,
q few days ago, from one who had been ia NIB
scrber before the adoption Of our cash system, as
follows:y 80
"Please discontinue my paper, AZ am volun-
teer, and going off in few days. essr re4nrn
home, will call and settle my account. am .
volunteer for three years."
Should this meet bis eye in the camp. be- ia in
by entering to bis credit g" Paid By Yolantsering
for three years'' And that he has our thanks,
moreover, for informing us of the fact, and not
allowing the paper to be continued and 20 fan into
neither pay nor volunte or. "a M Nd .tstsl &
e = - - -. IEsYatteyilIa N. C.l QhserH&r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

GEN. MoINrosa.-Gen. Mcintosh, who was killed
at the late battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, is gen
orally supposed to be Chillie Mcintosh, half breed
Creek Indian, and Baptist Minister. This is a
mistake, as friend Informs us.
Gen. Mcintosh is the son of Col. James McIn-
tosh, of Georgia, u S. Army, who fell in the Mex
can war, and nephew to Major VIM. Mcintosh, of
Savannah, almost an octogenarian, but who re-
Gently volunteered to serve with Commodore TAFT
nall in one of his attacks upon the Federal block
aders! -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

The chief article Of Irish manufacture shows tho
depressing effects which the war in this c0sntry
has upon the commerce Of the United Kingdom.
Late European papers containsthe followingsv
stagnation The total value Of s exports IF for tho
eleven months ending the 3Oth of November was
f3, $50 III. During the same period of the preced
ing year it was E3, ,9j1 .265, showing decrease Of
&6l5 494. The great falling of Is the trade with
the United States the deficit amounting 10 81 ,0S4,-
1884, So long as the civil war lasts there can be
no Improvement. =. s. - sS- s&&&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

TIE NAVAL APPRoPR1ArI0N.-The Confederate
Congress has appropriated for the use ofthe'Na
Department 81 ,275 900. This sum does not inclie
5000 600 more, which have been specifically
propriated for floating defences in the Missisia
river and for the Merfimac. Of the former 81
s2,GOO, 900 are for the purchase of equipment
repair of vessels, for ordnance and ordnance stc
and for the purpose'ot building steamers and
boats for coast defences of the Confederate s.ttzE
For this latter object, two millions of the two mi
lions six hundred thousand are.apprepriated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Just because the Governor Of Alabama is named
Shorter the editor of the Tuscaloosa Observer must
needs 60 and make the following pun:
Gov. Brown Of Georgia, has ordered the closing
of every distlery in that State; and if the disti-
eries refuse obey this mandale their stills are
e. cannon. m surely our Governor will |. do nothing
ShOjfern ssszlry sssE E47l.s4e5 57lt55355
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

ApptE.--Dr, Fowler placed upon our table an
annie grown this winter. 1t is about half grown,
beng soulething larger than q large hen egg. lt
is of the second cr0p-the same tree bore very
large crop last fall. This apple is an evidence q
In fact We have scarcely had any weather that
could be classed as winter by best judges OF Cole
weather. And only last Thursday had we cebe
sufficient to freeze the tenderest geranauni, and
that was but o short snap.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Ter, "A young Mississippian, who was taken prisoner
er at Fort Donelson, has arrived in Memphis. 'lt api
spears that after the surrender he with other prs1
Ter oners, was detailed to. chop wood for the camp,
. each chopper being guarded by an armed Hessian
r but happening to think of his old father and mother
at home, Mississippi put lis axe into the Hessan's
e lead lhsteau Vi ihIo ID ioS' ao th"'eie' Ao Soss
MOI into the service again. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

! The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston
q Mercury says that "reliGble'' gentleman was at
= sewel's Point during the fght and tho day before
! saw the French officers watching the Merrnac'
] performances, and heard them say she could shell
out and take possession OF Fortress Monroe in less
than sixty hours. ~ =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

u. tSAyAEKAu LEMs.--We clip the following IRON
the Savannah Republican Of the 18th inst: St
Three of the Federal gunboats succeeded in get
ting over St, Johns bar yesterday, and are now
twenty miles below Jacksonville.
We are Informed that Federal boat mas gone
up Turtle river as far as Bethel We aiso learn
that on Monday night proclamation a 4, ~ Ss Sller-
man. found posted on the coor OF tle @ os.e- ,at,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

A SPARTAN MoTHER.-There is lady in this
county, (Ceaveland, N. C.,) Mrs. Hamrick, a
widow, who has but seven children, all sons, SIX
of whom she has devoted to the Southern cause,
and would devote the seventh and her all, but that
he is small boy, too young for the army. At the
first call OF her country, this noble mother nrgea
her sons to the field. With such SONS and sach
A'''A''s' Wy te-' tshelby IN. O. Eagle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

OCCUPATION OF PARIs.-Scouts who arrived at
Humboldt on Friday, report the occupation OF
Paris by Federal force ten thousand strong on
Monday evening last. No resistance was ohered
by our troops in the vicinity as the force OF the
enemy was known to be overwhelming.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

THE FEATHER Bed lNylsciRLss The Feat
Bed lnvincbes, it is hoped, will complete VI Il
organization for domestic comfort 10 time to attf
muster of the militia, under the act for rafls
yrginia's quota. They will be mustered intosl.
Fifteenth Brigade of Croakers, under General Dt
hility. Norfolk Day Book.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

LAEGg BoUNTY.-Our readers are earnestly ad-
vised to notice the advertisement offering eighty
nine dollars bounty and nineteen dollars per month
pay to volunteers, to assist Gen. Price. They will
hardly get better pay anywhere, and certainly can't
find q better General. ... F- sIg 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Col. HEEEET's REGlsENr.-The following dis
patch appears in the Baton Rouge Advocate of the
10Th 's
ID r. D. Tnnnard--Van Buren,, March lG.--
-Four Pecaus wounded, none killed. -. -.
Col. Hehert, Major Tunnard and Capt. Vigini
taken prisoners. Will be exchanged this week.
rr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

WE are requested to call attention to the sale
by Messrs. Gardner Smith Il Co., this day, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, of several
desirable properties. See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

8. S. Willis, the publisher, and Thomas $. Plg'
gott the editor of that notorious Rebel sheer,'
the Baltimore South, We're arrested on the 18th
ult., and sent to Fort McHenry. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

83 Hodd AMI CoBE.--W see it stated that Colonel
| Hogg and Cobb were both confirmed as Brigade
Generals on the same day, by the Confsdera
Congress. :. NJ si5,ss,z, s.,l.,,
AS there IL no mention made Of corn, and as II
Rebels stand bad chance unless successfully
suppose it will now be, Root, Hogg, or die!
tGeoIg Ia Count -yEnaI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

4 THR PowER or EoNG IL rather touching jnef-
dent took place Ut the Richmond z Tarfetissn On
Friday night last, which Is worthy Of bsin8 n
lated, as showing the influence Of music ogssth9
human soul. Mile Boisyert was singing tbe fDgcl-
ing song Of" Home, sweet home, = when de 4tsen-
ton Of portion Of the audience was attraeted By
the frequent sobs Of q Mssissippi vouHtaersa nnA
upon. The soldier was thinking Of his home and
loved ones d thousand nlflea away. and became en-
treiy oblivious Of the hundreds gazing upon hius
At the conclusion Of the song he syocifer0lsly
called ont for an epcore offering five dolIaEA il tho
lady would sing it over again. Tie pretty canta-
trice came forward and sang fn its pacs tho Mar
seillaise,'' with her usual fire. The MisaislIpant
with q yell of triumph raised himself 70 ~ full
height, exclaiming: g was q child Just nov, hat
now am d rnan- Hurrah for JEFF Davis and th6
Southern Oonfedesacy I'll That man had 3 sable
heart under the rough exterior. 4 IL asa9f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

q ATTORNEYS -AT.LAw.- The friends of Messrs.
Thos. Hunton and j. Q. Harrison are referred to
their card Of partnership.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

FORT JoHy MoRaAs.-The defences above the
city have been finally named. They are to be
called Fort John Morgan, in honor of the gallant
Young Kentuckian who has achieved such renoWn
in Tennessee. Gen. Lowell publishes an order to
that effect to-day, .@"". ". s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

FIRENRN's CHARITABLE AssocIAr1oS.-All per-
sons contracting bills with this Association are
referred to the notice this morning published.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMpANY.--.Ar
election for nine Directors will be held Monday
the 7th of April. See notice. -.E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

BBLLs.-Planters forwarding bells are requested
by Gen. Grivot to ship them to the care of F. H
Hatch, Esq. See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

INTERVIEW BETWEEN GEMS. WooL AID GoHB,-
The Norfolk correspondent Of the eolumbas {Ga.r
Times, referring to the late Interview bstssen
Gens Howell Cobb and Wool, In reference to an
exchange Of prisoners between the two Govern
ments, says !.
Ihese swo efleials met on beard q cartel vessel
IN the Toads, and discussed the question which
called them together AZ ~ not yet developed that
there will be a psrfecs agreement as 20 the basis
Of exchange. Nothing was more strikiuafy
Characteristic of the two Governments than The
dress OF the respective Representative Gen.
Wool wore the tiuael, the show, the ina5ania Of
royalty, a large clapeau, adorned with black
feathers, set neatly upon his head, his epanlets
hung like drapery on his shoulders, q fine yellow
sash and most splendid sword was worn By hS
! side, and to render the dress complete, the old
general actually HAD ON d pair Of straw coiorea
ga gloves On tie other hand, was Gen. Howl
Cobb. his whole appearances Was that of
| WAGNER, who had driven team through the RAJ
| Of winter, and canped out many cod nights.
His cadet gray coat was Of d fox color, hat IL
| been dyed by the dews Of The psnh1saIa. n
pants had seen service and showed marks Of ha4
| wear. His beard was long and slightly gray. II
fact, he looked like soldier, deadly in earness
and resolved upon the independence Of bis c6un-
try But with all this, he bore himself with t1o
conscious dignity aof a man, who represented .
great people, and was head and shoulders abpys
his compeer in brains and sense. Never was there
auch contrast. Wool stupid, dnfi, coxcomh;
Cobb, plain, sensible, noble. Our Governments did
not suffer from the interview 81 z sssss,tsa Z
n Eight here let me relate an incident that .d9-
Cured worthy Of our representative. Gen. Wool
announced thas some ladies' On board his boaS de-
sired to go South 4 Certainly, Y says Gen. Cobb,
"my Government always takes care 81 the 1adies.n 2
z. When they appeared, 70 md behold, Miss GFin,
daughter Of ex-senator Gwin, OF igatfornfa and .
7 real southernef and intimate friend of Gen. C6ba
while in Washington, was infrodnced of course,
4 the greeting was cordial. by, Mr.. Gchb, Y
says Miss Gwin al scarcely know you IN yeuY asl
dier's costume Ireally address you Why's
says Gen. Cobb, with remarkable fine humof, mn
! in voice to be heard by Gen. Wool and staff
hind masked batteries !! y The hft was capital
but the Federal General too sensitive to eBj0l
it, and bowed his exit from the boat asg soon 4
possible. sgss laFSe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Let az many editions of the Virginia be struck
off as possible and at the earliest practicable day.
"Ifitwere dpne when lis done then 'twere well
It vera dons quckiy.' % Petersburg sSpress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

~ We are under renewed obligations to the
Southern Express Company for newspaperial
fayors,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

TnE TIAID.-Those afraid of Confederate money
can chance to get rid of it by reading the ad
vertisement of Mr.. G Huntington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Forty-fGs Spanish war vessels are to sail for the
Paeifisin April, They are to rendezvous first at
Montepiaeo and then start for other parts of the
+ ASneritanf coast.i s' ca :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

BUTCHERS AND BAKEHs.-See advertisement oi
DR.. Austin for the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

GovERNEss. Ladies' qualified will please read
advertisement of Mr.. Firth. a ~ .s......s. f5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

THE OPELousAs RArLRoA AD publishes card else
where stating that their trains will not stop here
after at Gretna, out from Algiers. ., r-,r...3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

MILTARY.-We refer our readers to important
Inilitary orders and notices. .'->
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

PROVOST MARSHAL OF PLAQUENINEs.-Mr Geo.
Carr has been appointed to this office. See no.
tice. .I.... z. M zz
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Fl A sudsEsrIoN.-The Montgomery Mail makes
the following suggestion, and it may be that there
is something in it go 55. 81 E3sl 5zs 1T
We are inclined to think that most Of tho articles
from European Journals, squirting at recognition
and hoekade-r raising, were written by OF for par
ties whose interest calls for another large cotton
crop, and we ONLY HOPE that the blockade may be
broken up, in order that they may buy cotton at
any price they may choose to pay, knowing. as
they do, that two years crops sold at once would
scarcely bring the cost of picking, ginning and
balng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
DR.. WRIdHTs
EBRATED REJUVENATING ELIXIR
-Prannrad-
DR., WRIGHT,S

estrictes Pharmaceutical Principles by one of the sbls.
Chemists of the age, for the cure of
raj Debility,
'enta and Physical Depression, -
Imbecility,
Determination of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas
Hystera, -. ...
General IrritRbility,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

BoGUs SoLDIERs.-The Richmond papers hare
time and again exposed the imposters who's
quent the hotels, dressed in regimentals. Wss
leve that huadreds arc travelling over tho count
and imposing on creduloas people. Theylt
heroes of Fort Donelson, and have made mai
har-breadth escapes by land and sea. We mt
discriminate between the noble soldier and the
contempiibles inposter--e xtend to the former
every resistance, and ride the latter on the rough
est raiis - 4. Z. b.54 liJ4-F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

\ CORRECTING a MIsTAKE.-TTYYes md u = Sieorgla
paper the following curious correction of q mis-
take: tt' va 5ss5"3 t3 1s3f " Hs3$5, 2 h; f5*s
in the publication Of the hotel arrivals
on the 9TH serious uistak occurred in the trans
cribihg Of a very respectable Elaty's name: We
should have been Mrs. Smith aud two daughters.
| The mistake was uninte ntinuaI, and we make this
correction ID dfaaf TO rid ne public Of ahy e,ro-
1leous i1llpfeSsi6i3. "a. siiifis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

The New York Herald says that Hon. NV. Dole,
Indian Commissioner reports that the Indian Chiefs
in Kansas and Nebraska are enthusiastic in the
Union Cause. During the recent visit Of the Com
missioner to the hdiansAthey offered to scalp and
tomahawk ,secessionjs any extent desired by
the Government /AB2HS ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

LosT.-A gold watch and chain. See advertise
Rent. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
EXCHANGE OF PRrsoNERs.-Gen. Mcclellan mas
ordered the following tariff of exchange OF prison.

ers OF war: -. :
For a General Commander-in Chief, sixty men
Lientenant-General, forty men; Major-0eneral
thirty men; Brigader General, twenty nan Oa,o.
Maior. eight men; Captain, six men; Lieutenant
four men sub. Lieutenant or Ensign, three men
non. commissioned officers, two men; priyates
man for man, -.5s.T go. st-sls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

- 4z -
I. THIS WANING REBELLoS.-Jack Downing uss4
to say that Martin Van Buren,, in order 10 Keep
Gen. jackson in . good humor, provided for him .
persuaded him to use when public afars were 70
be examined. This fiction would almost aeem 10
be reality with Seward. He has seen the end u
the insurrection in sixty days,n in ,sninety
tons enabled HIM & cheerfnlIy = to lherate th06a
I persons,n Mason and SlidslI. He now makes
Lincoln ray. ID an order for the release pAf0le,
of the political prisonsn that no ssnahIs34 - Do
this because Tho rebellion i nov manifeael1 On
the decllae.n s.3.sj An 1sas 4. ~.
Seward has the reputation of being very fiasl
| perate III his habits. He writes like III Psrha
instead of using !. glosifcstion spectseies, ,p5
| brings confusion to the Rebels in sxhlayath
champagne. It gives him pleasant visions. .s5 :
It makes him treat grave questions with q ~
self, he 6lls the world that aII 10 we'll or WIN
in sixty days. The world has found out Iorg
that Ar. Seward Is absurd ERichmond En01EeR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

The New York Hefsd sssH that the greatest ac-
tiviy prevails at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in fitting
out vessels for the SERVICE and that three thousand
men were employed in the yard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING ON JOeEPH1NZ
street, for sale. IT, ..-.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 co. a.,

TEAHDNKR SMITH. AHtIi0hetF.
r -Cffcs, No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY., March 22. at l2 o'clock, n.
- will be cold auction. the Merchants AHconeets'
Exchanee- H. ,9a. ty.s s- ~ 3 4
LOT or GROUND. with the improvements thereon. in
square by Josephine Jackson Magazine and Con
measuring 81 feet inches 7O lines front on
Josephine street, depth OF l2 feet 10 inches lhes
The improvements comprise Courage Hons" containing I've
room Kitchen cisterns outhou hhrubbery, etc.
TERMs-One half oLe-,hrd cah balance and two
years. credit for bearing mortgage the property th
par cent. and per cent eventual interest.
Improvements kept insured and the pol transferred
Act Of before u. Ricardo Notary Public, at the
ransp of the n,Irchasers. rllT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

Dealer in White Ieae Zinc Paints, Oils Window Glass,
Gold Leaf Artists Fine Colors Tools etc 90
eEina sireet--new number T6 N' Aa2
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1852
TALK ON CHANGE.


The flags Of Carondelet street, not the grand
BILE place where eottondom has ruled supreme
where our old citizens yFreretsD and their ances-
tors had their presses and warehouses for years,
as also citizens Pafrey and Millaudon, was quiet.
Carondelet, with its splendid buildings and fine
pavements, feels the effects of the war. True,
there was an emblem Of trade at the great car,
riage depository. They sold there two buggies or
coupes and a wagon. We really have hopes of
the buggy business. AS for cotton, we opne that
the friends of the King will have to succnmb. Mr.
John Bull and Mr.. Napoleon the Third signify that
they do not sixpence or q sous for us or our
cotton. We are not disappointed, because we told
our factors that Mr.. Bull was a stubborn old fel-
low; if he got his dander up he wonld think no
more Of our cotton crop than SO much brown
paper. We brought to support us long array of
figures, With incidental remarks how Great britain
got along during the war of 1912 to 1915 without
American cotton, admitting that the consumption
at that time was trhing compared to the present
Unfortunately we may say, something of defiant
nature was hurled towards England in reg ard to
cotton. We shall know more about it by the first
of July next. Lancashire will also be posted up
about that time in regard to the quantity which
Lincoln mas agreed to furnish them. Aithough
Mr. Yancey, in his recent address, stated in reply
to question whether Seward had not agreed to
furnish England with cotton, replied that they did
not believe in Seward; nevertheless, there is con
siderable talk on our flags that the Hessian Gov
eminent at Washington has intimated through
Lyons, the British Minister, that Great Britain
should receive the usual supply of cotton. OF
course, it is well-known that Mr.. Lsrd Lyons
sympa thies are all with the Hessian Government
Our sound old fogies and habitues of the flags
laugh in anticipation of the long faces in Lanca
shire in the month Of .Iune. next On III nr.,u,
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REAL sUHEIDAm sCIsNApps.a

REAL sCHETDAM sCI1NApPs.o osyz
-l|r - 55.,-? .- ....g ,t.
| ANDEvEER,s @s
,roA7.ED GIN, or GENUINE scRExDAN sL,Hw4 ppa
| n A pure article Of holland Gin, ns5a'r : |
Iaolesome beverage, and an invaluable FAMILY MRnI
CINE, particularly benefciain ali cases of
IsENTERY. et ,.,. H. -- ) r-- s.-
| DIAERHEA, a.,-5.s. ...-a
| 9ar-. ~. RHEUMATISM, Il s,s
|! a4-t rvs, rGoUT, u-- IT, l-.. /
| FEvERs,'
highly recommended by many of the most eminent rb,,
throughout the States excellent and agreenh,a
and admitted to efectuay ure al!diseases of the
etc., and Ia peculiarly adspedto the use Of females and
len.
10 other article has been offered that Is Justly entitled to
me ofthe ~ ... T'h+.ji
Real Scheidnm SehnRpps.
bic are cautioned purchase the
VANDEVEER's AEDIcATgD GIN: 81
r Al 8 c h oil d a m 9 h N pps.
bottle will bear the signature of the proprietor and non.
genuine withoutit.
Now Orleans wholesale and retail at propr,sor,.
1by : ;
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
q and l5l Cha.tres street,
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VOLUME XIV.
SartlGGsm ssglues.

OFFeF NEW ORLEANS, CPELoUsAs. .AEp
GpElT WESTERN RAILROAD GeMPhFY, (
N4y Orleans, March Y, ls62. }
sDr Notice IS hereby given to ting puaoiilH psaa 10
that pliance with The lr5Voat MARSHA or
tho Pari. Of Jefferson from and after his day, the Jra,
from gers stop Gretna either t9 take y or aha
passengers. ChAhhhS d. 10 s".,,torr-
+ Ip22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

.. T. AsKEW. @. P. saOOTK. Vi y. +. AUsfIR
A SKEW. sn10OrE d AUsTHR-
ATTORNEYS At LAW. ~
'.Fs Aaehcltas Geunthis o.. Ark.
sL- 1aEatE- .--References- s4F= u M
Henderson. Terry Co.. C. Yale Jr.. Il Co., \
= z sa#thnrn s-r5 VI II. Smith. 'sEat