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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
The Environ. Of New orleans.
NUMBER rwENTY-THREE.

On the other side of the river onnos;te the First
District, and somewhat above fine LITTLE VILLAGE
called Mechanicsyille. will he found one Of the
many canals that in ancient times had oricinal,v
been dug for the purpose of saving timber using
for motive power the enrrert az tha M;ss;ss;nni
OF these canals. which emntied into the cvrrass
swamps, bordering the rear Of the river nlanta.
ltians stbere wore a ,nn,bar on ib+t 9 -
stream. below and above the eity Of New Orleans
The one that we are now speaking Of is. or was
situated at that time 1pon a plantation beon Gin .
than t. tla Depruao family and IL We mst,le
not now helongs r. tba Hon nbor,as narhi,sr,,,,
This Il III canal renera,lv caIlad III nc
Cam, bv which small vessos NOV
What, svas II ancie timas senouinatad tbe R.rol
taria settlements fronting mon tho ,,nlf ~
M x;en towards M vast If ~ ,nouths of III
M,ssissinnj Tbose who bave 5raad tbal bstorYY =,
I,on,sana nj TIA fine .of invasion ~ tba Rr;t;sb
army. under Gen Packenbam in 1slA viii, have
noticed that mention il made Of tlus settIemen,
upon the Gulf. as the abode af.tbe famous n;rates
as they were called very wronrfnv--tbat Il n
say. Of the brothers Ia6tte Int who yolnntarilv
rendered most essential service in the defense Of
the country al The time. Having arrived so N
after these historical events, we had ABUNDANT oc
casion to learn from eye.witnesses some partier.
lars, which set this matter Of pretended piracy in
quite different light. Some Of the then residents
may still be living, knowing to these affairs. but
We fear that the greater part have long since de.
parted this life, and hence cannot be called
upon to corroborate what now we shall
state as having been collected from verbal infor.
nation
Now, let our readers keep in mind that the hplk
Of the active mercantile populaton consisted ,,,
mainly. Al that remote neriod in Nav ORLEANS ~
neobls &c French extraetion either from Ensan ~
II nc Frencb vast india ISLANDS. haaoa - dns,
ia II II lone wars f hs,ween thsr uo.sas aa.ns
sFr.nos ana Great pyi.a;n tra , vuun',
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@. ID. Richards,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
EXTENSIVE WINE AND SPIRIT BOTTLlNG HOUSES,
90. WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. 90
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. .........9

Would solicit the attention of buyers of Wines Spirits
dals Btters Syrups, etc. either for sale individual
his peculiar method of business which entirely original
and specially designed to meet the OF the day.
Since the great increase in price all foreign domestic
Spirits and Wines by duties Of tariff
and internal the entire method of transacng
Wine and Liquor business has changedbuyers finding
cessary to purchase in smaller quantities and with
such houses furnish the reliable articles in small
packages and of the most extended variety
To meet this actual want G. A RICHARDS has entirely
changed his old plan Of business and has originated his
special styewhich to put up into bottles in completely
mode unequaled other house the United States
the full assortment of Wines and Spirits demanded by
binary trade for such goods These articles securely packed
in strong of dozen each furnish
and Druggists trade in perfect substantial FORM the
most convenient and reliable package Wines Spirits
etc, that can possibly be found for sale.
To give distinguished special potoriey these goods
they designated and sold only with his mark
above, upon each bottle and styled
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To BTicE7n uEeTs,

Inc undersigned respectfully informs the Master Brickmak
ers OF New Orleans and vicinity that he has the
ness in this parish for the past twenty years aud that from
long experience and after many experiments has succeeded
in perectng plan for the burning setting of the kiln by
which he guarantees only oneha the labor and
tuei formerly required, but certain burn in every
tie wishes to obtain situation partner
assistant and needing services can communicate
with him personally by letter His residence the viii
age OF Bayou Goua parish of Iberve. He give the
most satisfactory reference as to his capacity.
P NJ LANDRY
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

H= TRRAsuRER's OFFICE
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION Co.
hFE Richmond Va, Jan. 3D. 1866
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of this Company
held the 10th instant the following resolution adopted
ReSoI1ed That further reguisition of FIVE PER CENT
be made the stockholders of this company payable the
hrst day of February, 1865.
In accordance with the above resolution the stockholders who
have subscribed New Orleans will the required
ment, without further notice. Col j. B. WALTON, No. ~
Carondeet street. who is authorized receipt for the
]. Y. H, ALLEN,
Treasurer,
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Among the visitors to our city, At this time 4 the
Hon. John Forsyth Of Alabama, who u 50 journ-
ing for & fan days 1t the ST, Charles. Col. For
syh NJ served ID Tie legislature of Alabama, and
- mayr Of Mobile, and as minister, some years
ago; u Mexico, but Il perhaps better known as 8
arnaiist than n my other capacity. AS editor
Fsats III TIE Mobile Register, and At pres
ent " ~ Register and Advertiser, Col. Forsyth
~ displsysa the sagacify Of q statesman, com
bined with uncommon force and brilliancy as
II honor IF the profession, no less than on
Aia individnaf account, vi extend to him most
crliRi welcome 70 the Crescent City.
Is "a ACKsos News AND MIssrssiPPIAs. Mr.. HI N.
Long ii me- city, as agent for that popular and
widely circulated paper, the jackson News and
Mizsissippian. Mr. Long will call on the friends
and patrons of the paper during his stay in the
city; and those who may desire to extend their
business in Mississippi BY advertising can call ION
scr address him at the st. James Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

MISS BLANCHE DEBAR.--Mr. Corri so favorably
known here during his connection of many years
with the business of the St. Charles Theater,
dropped in upon us yesterday, and his visit re-
minded us that Miss Blanche ,DeBar, whose agent
he is, opens an engagement at the ST. Charles on
Monday evening next when her uncle, Manager
Ben. DeBar, will appear with her. The encom-
ums of the most judicous critics of the Western
press, under whose eye Miss DeBar has lately
been performing, upon her histrionic talents JUS
tfy the expectation of series of fine dramatic
entertainments during her engagement. Her spe-
eiality is represented genteel comedy for which
her graceful person and cultivated talents are said
to qualify her eminently. .s. z- .a7p
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Standard Wines and Spirits,
with the signature trade mark and notice of copyright plainly
shown upon the elegant labels and paper
bottle The name of &C A. RICHARDS. 90 Washington
street, being blown the glass of every one of the large
square bottles in which the goods put up.
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Household Blessings.
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED

i'i- oNioN "aoniNb MACHlNE AND
CLOTHES wRINGER COMBINED,
Is in throughout United States England France
Germany Canada Cuba and South America and has been
thoroughly tested in hospitals converts asyums hotels and
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
uNsTINrEp PRAISE AND COMMENTATOR FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT. t
These machines not only
Save Three -Fourths of the labor and soap,
out garments will last twice long when in them
anu iook cleaner and winter than when done by hand
All FABRICS from collar to blanket can be washed PER
fEcrLf without soaking rubbing or boiling and bov ar r,
ea' operate them. For fannels they are Invaluable
M cones are washed, wruug and rinssd without nhalng
steam" spng Stops, or even putting the hands in water
THE wRrNeER,
an essential part of the machine Is complete in ITSELF
mas galvanized iron Frame solid white rnbber rolls COZ
ana drain board and be attached to any kind Of
"ashtu nench barrel box easier and quicker than
other wringer and without least injury to tbs tuh TT
NEVER RusTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER
and is universally conceded to be the
Best and Most Reliable yyr,,.., T.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
SO and a5 Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
242 Tchoupitoulas street.
BlCE BROS. & CO.,
sos Magazine street
SOLE AGENTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

The STITCH made by the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sew
ing Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

ss AxTox MA Nj. Garrett, editor 81 the Can
ton Miss Nail, paper Of good circulation in q
rich and 6onrshing portion Of Mississippi il at the
- James, and will receive advertisements and
subscriptions for lii paper. wv h " N
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NouNIhf STORE FOR SALE.--Attention is directed
to the advertisement in another column, of coup-
try store on the Mississippi river, with desra-
BILE stock and large cash trade for sale.
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The OLsxrIc The programme has been
changed Vt this house, and tonight Morton's comic
of The Factory Gid, 81 al that Glitters il
lot Gold, e win be produced, Ara. Howard Wat
Inns persOnating Martha GIBBS, and Mr., Wafkh
zb6g 1sciakle. The musical extravaganza d
s.. xsnny Lind Come At Last concludes the even
nssssAinment.
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WILCOX GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
pfaid' tuck, gather quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gibbs are repaired
ana warranted at No. St. Charles street Please
call and examine.
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q 90. AID ARx. o. . copy q this nie
~ paptirsAaon q July 18th, we are indebted to
re gent, MI. Edwin n Overall, Of the CONNER.
hal Reading Rooms. s
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CLEAR srDEs.-A large lot landing of the pack.
ing of Jno. ]. Roe q Co., is offered for sale by
Messrs. Keep & Caulield, Nos. " and rs Poydras
street. See their advertisement.
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A Boston gentleman paid $500 on Saturday, for
; Spee IRAN to take him to Portland, that he
might catch the outgoing England steamer. ''e
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DEED

In this city on the 2st INST at ouarta- mn a ,,, .
ROBERT WALLACE BOYD, aged 81 years rs y s'''A A. NJ
The funeral will leave the residence OF Mrs wia =
seghers No. III Benve street FRIDAY the sd inst a.
u o'clock M Inc friends Of the families Boyd seghers
Duel and Landry respectfully invited to attend inn
tnrther invitation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

VINO SOLD THOSE GUSsY BAGss-Messrs Hewett,
Norton & Co. advertise to know the party who
sold a lot of gunny bays to G. A. Peters, or Wing
&Peters Of Kentucky. which were shipped on the
steamer Missouri in January last. 5'is gt4
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WINES AND LIeUORs.-A1r. C "A. Richards has es.
tabshed branch of his large establishment at
NO. "a Camp street, where orders from all parts of
the Southern States are received and promptly,
and satisfactorily filled. His system of bottling
and packing wines and spirits of all kinds, proves
most convenient and advantageous to the pur-
chaser; particularly planters and people in the coun
try parishes, who can select any quantity and va
rety they wish, and receive itput up without dan
ger of breakage, and can rely upon getting good
and pure articles. Attention is called to his adver.
tisement in another column, enumerating the vari-
GUS brands of choice wines and liquors he offers for
sale. ""# H'@t9% "n" Er7'7t .ss.HEz
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The attention of the public is called to the sale
of chrome paintings, coored and plain paintings
etc.. this day at 10 o'clock at No. 90 Camp street
by Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser & Co. Cata-
ogues can be had at the sale. The sale is positive,
and sold without reserve s7ts5-. ia ....-. t-7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

the business done in false hair in Paris exceeds
sSoo,ooo year. How many polls must be laid un
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Those Shocking Rats.
The rats that eat up all goods;
The rats that hate the coming floods;
The rats that terra frma seek
From flooded sewer and flooded creek;
The rats-like all unearthly Gnomes--
Are now invading all our homes
These rats must in the dust be laid
Their debt of nature must be paid
0, WILSON thou alone can kill
The rats by thousands at your will
Wilson's Rat and Roach DESTROYER
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
7. W. WRIGHT,
Successor to John Wright 4 CoJ
So Bienville street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

COOKING STOVES AND WASHING MACHINES
Messrs. Rice, Brothers & Co., who occupy the
double stores, Nos. 90 and 95 Camp street, right
opposite the CRESCENT office, and who have
another store at2t2 Tchoupitoulas street, and still
another at 565 Magazine street, advertise in
to-day's paper the celebrated Charter Oak cooking
stove, over 5000 of which are now in actual use in
this city and the merits of whichare so well estab-
lshed by actual test and experience. The best
proof of the excellence of the Charter Oak stove is
the continued demand for them-a demand which
compels Messrs. Rice, Brothers s. Co. to keep
three different depots in the city to supply the
wants of the public.
They also advertise machine which combines
both the washing and the wringing of clothes, the
utility and practical value of which have been
thoroughly tested, and always with entire satisfac-
tionand success. This machine can be operated
by single person, without even putting the hands
in the water, saves labor and soap, does not wear
out the clothes, and turns them out in short time
ready for the ironer. We are informed that this
machine was used, exclusively, by the Confederate
prisoners at Camp Chase, Camp Douglas, and
other places during the war; and is such labor.
saving invention that it has been extensively
adopted by hotels, hospitals, asyums, and private
iamilies. We know of nothing SO useful in a
lanily as labor-saying machine of this sort. We
reief, lor full particulars to the advertisement of
messrs' hlce' Bros Co., which appear in today's
paper. = $50
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III. j. G.. S0ttIe s. Go. j..

II MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Manufacturing and Wholesale Dealears in
DIAMONDS WATCHES AND FINE GOLD JRWELRY
Branch of the above house at
No. 9 st. Charles Street, New Orleans,
H. S. WILLIAMS,
To whom all Southern orders be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

WILCOX GIBBS Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
COX & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso-
lutely complete. Office No. St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

The MEDICAL REooRD.-We are pleased to an
nounce to our readers the publications Of new
medical journal with the above title It is issued
from the reliable press of VIM. Wood & Co., New
York, who are justly famed for the handsome
manner they get up medical books. Benefits
Practice is an Illustration of what they can do
The Medical Record is published semi-monthly
and every number will contain brilliant articles
from such writers as Tauner, Bennett, Flint, Bum
stead, Gross and Others. The Record can be had
of our neighbor, Jas. A. Gresham, bookseller, 90
Camp street, who is the agent in this city, and who
will receive subscriptions. The price is 81 per
annum, in advance.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERoIAI SUmMARY.--Yes.
sterday having been uniyersally observed Il hall.
dav, operations Of every kind that come under tbe
SFiaanciai and Commercial heading we're yery
much restricted. The banks. insurance ot6css
and ofires ofl die government were kent closed
throughout, except fl 4 short interval during the
sstofpir mid, tae On ne mari h
~ W Il merely nominal character from MI
opening to the close Of business.
" M sales, of any importance trapspfrefI IL ~
change, bank notes Of securities Operations in
,aod were 81 ~ exceedingly restricted character
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Lumber,

100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER
l, "a, * and . inches thick For sale by
PURvES & PRAGUE,
90 Tchouptaulas street,
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he jackson Christian Advocate Y is the title
" = weekly religious journal about to be estab
Sished Il JACKSON, Miss, in the interest Of the
Arethodist Episcopal Church South. The Advocate
y viii " published by H. II. Hines h Co., and
seIitei ~ the Rev. William Price, Of the Missis-
mi Conference. The proprietors, in their pros
rectus, promise u make 1t ffstclass religious
and family journal. Subscription price IS per
Annnm.
The February number Of DeBow's Review has
fbeen received filed with valuable articles in the
y different departments Of agriculture, commerce,
y internal Improvement, manufactures and miscel.
yany, besides some well written general essays.
s0f6ce u NE Review in this city No. I Old Levee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

ST. Annals AsYLUM.-We have received the
thirteenth annual report of st. Annals Asylum for
the relief of destitute females and their helpless
children, detailing the operations of the society
for the past year. The society took care, during
the year, Of one hundred and seven poor women
and children. 1t is out of debt but has no
endowment fund, and is therefore dependent upon
the voluntary contributions of the charitable for
support. 1t is an institution which our people
will, no doubt, cheerfully contribute to keep up.
Mrs. James Clark is President assisted by nine
teen lady directors and other officers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

To the Trade.
WE HAVE ON HAND
french IT, u CAPS, Ely's Colts Pistol CAPS
American =. =. F r On,
Prussian 8. B. . DIV
Waterproof CAPS =. Musket
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER. SHOT
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We buy all Goods direct of the Manufacturer in fin.
country and Europe.
HENRY FOLSOM g. CO.,
No. Old Levee street.
Opposite the Postotfce New Orleans
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Se'ciass Machines.

5.,........,....'.st Charles Street ,. r.
WILCOX & GIBBS NoIsELEss MACHINE
. BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Virginia Patent-simpicity PerfeconNeedIe canro,
Be Set Wrong.
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR TO ALL. .T.
Agents wanted for Louisiana Alabama Mssiss;nn and .r.s
no. s.. CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

ACADEMY or Music. The burlesque Of the
Mystic KreNe procession, ID troduced for The first
Stikne last night at the Academy, was capital
kpiece on rn, enjoyed heartily, We presume, BY
seeme of the Krewe themselves. Dick Parker, as
s iEger door keeper at the ball, kept the house
siA p reAK This part Of the performance win be
siven again tonight. ii
We regret that the subsequent performances
SFexe Interrupted by an event that at the moment,
nent thrill Of horror through the entire audience
" hilst 81 Nino Eddie, the wonderful boy acrobat.
Who has been Astounding our citizens for some
time past ct the Academy, was in the act Of per
forming one of his most difficult and daring feats
49, ne hapeze, the movement which he made was
xpEematnFe, he failed to- suspend himself to the
and fsll to the stage from hight of pro-
twenty feet Almost incredibleto believe, the
was only temporarily hurt and not even SO
slladly hnt that with most remarkable selEposses-
Son, ne cried out Z This Is III the bills,, Bravo,
NJ tTust you may never have . worse
~ fhnR that, or rather never, have another one
6Ts caARnEs THE Fountain Of Beauty,
IsfcF frst production went or very well last
aAazht VIII he repeated tonight for the benefit
Il Nrs 2: and Mis- Salisbury, two meritorious mem.
4 al tAe Fountain Of Beauty, is
il which kingly dignity, courtly
R1 s9k love md yengence are trayestied in
81 soEnerhat after the style Of sBombastes
M \. "a also singing dancing, fairy
ntsa exllnAnt aenic and an appro-
~ sass! Roianon Of lines about the Presidents
y ssto haAa ~ 3fFeedm en's Bureau, which fairly
brought the haiiss down, ''1 'aii'y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
Carpet Warehouse.

S"peS " NTeHOtSe.
19..........,....,. CHARITIES STREET IN
We have received within the last thirty DAYS a fnI,
Of the latest patterns of VELVET BRUssELS Tonast
hreepys Ingrains yenetians Dutch Wool and Hann
ing also Floor Oil Cloths of all widths and oua W
Sheekersd and Coco Mating Window Shades Carncss a
a. BR0USSEAI a. 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

NV. n penter, editor Of the Jefferson
~ = y md MISC Of the Evangelical Regis
q. u terian journal, published at the same
Il now ii ne city. The papers he repre-
q III Vim W found wsl worthy The patronage Of
1he puklie
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G. A. RICHARDS,

.. NEW ORLEANS ed February, 1866.
Mrs. J. DARCY: .. , ...
Dear NadamYour very kind note the 2l instant with
nclosure of Fifty Dollars, is to hand
Grateful for this mark Of your appreciation atteng
opinions expressed you sincere thanks of Ms
spp Fire Co. No. 9 with those of
Your humble servant
WALTER Y. CROUCH
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The Charter OGE

me SNUFIef ONf
GOO N G. STOVE.
OVER 5000 IN USE THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS
Each One is offered as a Reference,
RICE BROS. & CO.,
90 and 95 Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
2i2 Tchoupitoulas street
-... RICE BROS. & CO.,
p. .....- sos Magazine street.
SOLE AGENTS.
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Immigration, Agency,
.Arr0ac Tie.

II .agTOlU Tie. :
We are peped to I'LL all orders for this nonn,o, mr., =,
Iron Bsnd iebang cotton quantities to s, WIFE
and at tn loyst ratss w Sult purchasers
GIVEN, WATTS & COZ
..r. Z e.. ".- aGs FeTuEas stree
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BARNETT 81 LYONS

HAVE PROVED THEMSELVES in the cap firstly, and
subsequently in the homestead by the soldier ID by the civil
an to be superior anything before tried anhat by the
fact that even with the most exer,ns THE SUP
PLY HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO HE DEMAND
since theif first the proprer therefore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY
remedy for FLATULENCE AND INDIGEsTIN, and the
best promoter of appetite general 1.-THE world Of
Bters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

Are again reluctantly compelled to nyo the indulgence
their kind and patient patrons to themunt the
completion of their improvements ctinuance of their
enety The improvements being efec.e contamination
doyoutly to be wished