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The MAlsoN DoREE.-We are glad to see that
the public are growing more and more apprecia-
tive of this splendid establishment, and that Mr.
strenna is likely to find that the public spirit and
enterprise he displayed in fitting it up on so mag
nifcent SCALE is likely to meet with a proper
reward. There are few places in the country
where more sumptuous meal or better wines are
to be had, and the public can rest assured get
ting there everything new which may be brought
to this market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

A NEW EXTRAvAGANCE IN PAEIs.--A lettss isT9ss,
Paris reports that the fashionable woIaes zas
contented with wearing crinolines, the spriags;as
which are made of pure gold and silver, haps Nssss
taken fancy to boots with heels plated Wasszsass
same precious metals. These boots may be sSssssa
in tho shop windows of some of the ffashlGaGs,sse
shoemakers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

OYSTERS IN OLD SALT MARsHEs.--An EasitARl
paper says that an experiment in the cnlaglsSfsna
of oysters in the old salt marshes near LiraIaEsez.
uauts, is successful. Many thousands Of oyssar@
taken from various grounds are laid down, an
some time hence means viii be taken to se.,Hs
TIE spawn Old oyster shesls are far this pasyaEss
strung on cords stretched across the ponds rssll
the surface; to these the rsiag generation VT
duti.aljy adhere, if all be pragasous~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Since tue termination Of hostities, Florida kss
had large accession to her population. The EtB5
rent OF emigration stilf moves Her feriHp 20
and genial cnate-her forests of valuable fszrs
pefs ana boundless pastures--her orange grBpes--
ueI iananefabie lakes, swarmlng with a thGaSEEfEs
spEctS5 OF hsh--are Inducements to those wiso as
n ~ y etchahge worn out plantations for Sr8sf4
aliaVlai SOIL The Confederate soldier has re srrrsx
70 his wonted ayocation with alacritv. Her Sc
zehs generally seem to be actuated with THAI E5s-
gree OF enterprise which denotes return ee prsss-
pefiEy al an early day in the future. The stsag
newly improved.
The long cotton to which her soil is pecnE;arFr
adapted VIII constitute the bulk Of her crtY. ia
present year, and, in fneness Of staple, closer
approxiraates that which is produced on or ~
island plantations. One hand viii cultivate 20 s
lands, with ease, ten acres in cotton and five Z.
corn. An average crop on the pine lands Is y
bale Of lang cotton weighing $50 pounds, to ihsss
acres, and twelve bushels of corn per acre al
land. The hammock lands yield more. (.
The excellent timbers Of Florida are beginnsfr
to attract the eye Of the capitalist. JacksoRglsse
Cedar Keys, and other points on the St. JOHNS
and the coast, have been doing large IurHfs.y
At Cedar Keys, we are informed there are uyrs'
twenty mills cutting lumber, which is princ1pagE
shipped to Cuba and sold. On the railroads saEs
INTERIOR OF the State saw mills are rapidly gDsaE
up, without any dnlinutioB in the demand for hsEs
Der at thirty dollars per thousand feet. Labcneys
seem TO- De scarce, and the demand mereaafsE
daily. TIMBER cutters pay twenty-five dollars and
rations while farmers are paying from ten to ~
teen dollars and ratiousper month for able be1zea
hands. The railroads Of the State are bejnr
rapidly repaired and supplied with rolling sse1sE
We learn that five new and splendid engines hgye
been recently put on the road from Lake CITY 10
Tallahassee.
The road from Fernsndina to Cedar KeyB s.sFs
many weeks will span the State. from shore sss
shore. Then our city may expect to be in diseEs
communication with the interior of that State by
vessels plying from this port to Fernandina. sisEas
at the mouth of the st. Johns. Fernandina 10 lns-
tined to be port of no little importance. s3sr
enjoys the advantage of a good harbor-access 10
the interior by boats up the St. Johns, and, in n
few months, by rail to the most productive pnTaz
of the State.-L9outh Carolinian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12
Arrivals ut the Principal Hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-C Lawrence Coast; D
pickins, Pamela, Miss; I Cole, Natchitoches; Lit
A L Burlington. U S A; f Warrington. Ark A
Catching, $ Catching, Miss; J Kicks, City; G s
Vicksburg; S Eanes, KY; E Alderman, Memphis;
II Jerauld G Howe, Ind; Denny Miss; Capt
j 7 Hill, 9th U G |; T H Leahy, city; A NJ Jones,
Mobile; W Mooney, Pulaski, Tenn g W Butt, Mrs
D Noyes, E |. Winter, N z; W Talbot; Capt A
Buens, Texas; II Philpott Galveston. A Puonsky,
San Antonio; H Mann, Galveston; NJ. Cowper; D
D Yancey. Richmond, Va.
Miss; A Tremble, Tenn; W G Drunan, 7 Jack.
son, s Hyman, WooIski, Miss; 9 B Smith,
Crystal Springs; H + Sawyer, st BERNARD parish;
I Il Leaky, city; G VOORHEES,, St Louis; il Lille,
Aberdeen, Miss; L A Bates, Ala; DR. ] $ Bailey
Texas: " H ioughs, Galveston; Majors and
wife, P G King Monticello, Ala; R McNut aud
wife, Miss j McMerril, r Dunlap. Mobile; DR. "
Gilman. city; W Hill, Mo; = s Trigg. St Louis
Fl Mabry, Jefferson, S Sanborn and family
Texas; j Diggs. Baltimore.
ST LOUIS HOTEL-P Ginrich city; r Biddle
Iowa; B D Fearing, Cincinnati; Rnddle, Louis
vile; Wagner, W 7 Clayton and wife A Sam
pie, Memphis; Mrs Wood, Miss Benant, Mrs !
Benant, Mr. Nynms, z Foster, St Louis, Mo.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-Gen G B Hoed city; 4 A
Prescott Vicksburg; Fl Webher, La; 8 Brnford
j l. Garrison, j G johnson, city; P G Harrington
+ f Howcn; Warren; d W Saunders, Mis-:
Weems, do; I Crantin, Canton, Miss; DR. CB
Galloway, do do; DR. j Il Galloway, de- do w "
Hall: H Garter, Cairo Mrs E G Gary; ? & Foster
Mobile; J Patello, Texas; s Dean Texa.
7 0 Meyer. St Louis; F. Wang Bohala, Miss
Course, S Is Taylor Columbus, Miss; d u
Quinn, A Moore, Mssissippi; A g Moody
Mobilize g i Byrd and wife, Tex; J P Stunstall
city; c l. Lamsden and family, Ala; Mrs Lewis
J " Foster, Montgomery; Col A Brooks, Mobile
J. Bell, Ala; 7 J Patio, Liberty, Texas;
Warield, Ky; P 9 Stunstall, city; " Glass
Ark; II Porter, Bayou Bout; 7 Mccormick ; 4
" Robinson. Montgomery; D r Ayres, S Suicides
Galveston; Mrs Lazarus, do; Col i Lewis Hanks
Salt Lake City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans. La April H. 1866
Special Orders, No. So

g. By direction of the President, the suspension
of John T. Monroe and James o. Nixon from the
exercise of their functions as mayor and alderman
of the city of New Orleans, respectively, as pro-
mulgated in special orders, No. s., paragraph 2,
current series, from these headquarters will con
dent and receive his special pardon 2 such pardon
being needed before they can exercise any official
functions.
BY order of Major General E. R. S. Candy:
WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
Official: Assistant Adjutant General.
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
First Lieut. Acting Asst Adi't General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

BENEFIT OF DICK PARKER AND billy EuMgR-
soN.-These accomplished artists, whose hamor-
Gus appropriations afford such delight to the
audiences of the Academy of Music, will take
complimentary benefit at shat house tomorrow
night, upon the invitation of large number of
respectable and influential citizens The cores
pondence will be found in our advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

| UNIVERSAL SuFFRAGE-The following paxza,e
eraph is from small volume published snsyss
years ago in London. Without this explaagsfzaas
our readers might be led to suppose that II sssss
written in view of the animated discussion a4air sa
on at the present time in our own country. Ns
give it verbatim, italics and all
This universal suffrage is impossible. Yfsesss,
must be a line drawn somewhere. Hunt sB59
" Every man twenty .one years old ought to- 9nra
a VOTE" But why should those that are tBsga
years and eleven months, as well as wozasE&
excluded? Because IL is necessary TO drag syyxs-.
somewhere. Az that pay ta1es oughtto uota gass,
every urchin that buys cake any toy ought ia
vote, for taxation takes part of their psasas1
must be drawn. Bufwhere? Aye, that's Me riisa
That must ever remain matter of different Ugiiss-
ion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Col. Mosby, during his visit to Baltimore, SiaF
land, last week, was formerly waited on tga
Fenian delegation of that city, and offered s,s11a
position in their organization. The coloneiSs Gsssa-
| sion is not stated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

The steamship Marmion, Capt. Z. R. Warsaw,
from New York, arrived this morning with full
freight and the following passengers:
Mrs G Greenfield, Mrs Wofese Mr. Coner VT Winter Mr.
Hughes Mr. Taylor Mr. Regur, Mr. and Mrs Fesg Mr. Ander
son, and sixty seven in the steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

MIR. CHANFRAU's BENEFIT.-This gentleman.
whose performances q character artist, have
afforded so much qualification to the frequonters of
the Varieties theater, has his benefit at that house
tomorrow evening. A bill of rare excellence is
promised, in which the whole company is to
appear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

FooTE.--A Jackson (Miss.) contemporary seys=:
We shall never hear the last of Henry S. Pousse
as long as he wag tongue or WELD a psxa.
Verify, he is g from everlasting to everlasting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

few days ago it was announced that the Earl
Of Harrington had died at Cannes, in the 2lst year
of his age. By his demise the title and estates,
worth 100000 year, and which before long, II If
Bad viii be worth ESQ 900, have gone to 3 cousin
who was in possession of an income that would re
considered narrow even fer London clerk. Up n
this income he has brought up in a most ADM ao.e
way family Of thirteen children, ana the eldest
son now yiscount Petershan, and heir to the It'll
has been educated as q ciYf engineer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

disease something like the hog cholera is ss,e<
yailing in New Albany, Ind. Within radius q,
five or six squares the street commissioner feIgaI
no less than one hundred lying dead within ttS1s
DAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
cox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso-
uCely complete. Office No. ST. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

An agricultural society recently offered q rss-
MUM for the best mode of irrigation which wsE
upon wag sent his wife to claim the prize He
took care to be out of the way when she ret1rnaIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Cedar Camphor is cheapest, pleasantest, mos
desirable as defense against chothes.mothes
Druggists everywhere sell it. Harris g. Chapman
facturers, Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Gen. f. Kirby Smith has been chosen one of tn,
vestry of St. Paul's church. in Lynchburg, Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

The Stitch made by the Wilcox & Gibbs Sew
ny Machines is unexceptionable, and superior,
even to hand-sewing, being stronger and mo;e
beautiful. Can ha seen at No. 81. Charles stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

THE COFFEE House OF THE LATE FRED. GRUBER
TO BE SOLD TODAY AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. j. B
Walton & Deslonde will sell to-day, at II O'Clock
on the premises corner of Common street and
Theater alley, by order of the Second District
Court, the entire establishment of the late Fred
Gruber, the contents embracing furniture, mirrors
paintings, glass and plated ware, wines and liquors
contained in the bar-room. The contents of the
store room, consisting of casks and bottles OF
brandy and whisky, champagne, port, madeira
claret and other wines, cordials ETC., etc., and the
household furniture, parlor and bedroom sets OF
fine quality, and the furniture of eight bedrooms
used as lodging rooms.
This sale offers a rare opportunity to parties
wishing to establish themselves in one of the most
advantageous locations in the city, for the contnu
ance of the successful business of the deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

FoRNEYIsMs.--Some doubts are expressed as'sas
President Johnson's right, under the Cons
to confer the degree of D. D. on Forney Les LIS
Constitution be amended.
| 1t is a question now whether Forney's Eaisxs.
should be written John double "u" Forney or 1&llz
double ''d' Forney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

p Levy Heidlngseder, Quay, Ordner R. Uansler j
Leeds. Beakurn R Hall L,udesag. CGler l. Ia
deun Mabry IrVnski sutton, Mann, Lawlass Smede
Capr YQncey, q ealer Il Shnw, D K G Weple a
Cahri~i, E Blair = Shaw ) S persed Fl " Bliard Mrs
FROST uhuep atwes S4nborn MRS SaI bourn and tive
children Bourg MIS- Boag Miss Bourg Miss RQbe.er and
10 on Geek
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor we know to be
positive cure for burns, scaIds, piles, old sores
rheumatism, corns bunions, chlbains, frost bites,
and pains in the sides and back. Try a boz. 1t
certain to please you. twenty-five cents, fifty
cents and one dollar per box. For sale by all
druggists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

WILCOX & GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wicox& Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12

- Ftrst JustSce's Court, corner of Camp
Ind uih stretts--} YARD, he present incumbent is u
Hnhdate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, at the ensuing
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1865.

sefaBrH8 nns ii9ef. Der Bette RottenuertiIser. mel
Den pir lie sefebeu baben. Sebe State, bic 90 nbe.,
irtst es nnb mus iterben anS ;rpar sep6bnIiGr
einem 9lase, weI1er p0n benz eritfernt it, no has
RitteI Dinsefsnt ,purbe.m tsdte Shore, gsidisan,
wairror.) siebe Goitar's Dbise antarlSisars. - :
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Sas fdgIlhe BIaH fo1tet S3.5O per BIerteITa5r, r
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Subfcstptiouen mIfien uorausbesabIt perSen.
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Die Sduptswede Der Geieai9uft iinb Grmnnterung
CUR Ginwanoeruug IN uuieren Staat uno 8erf5ai=
Jung pon @rbeit ieber art.
Sen erfeis bieier 8ruede beobfdtist iie burd Muss
fonf non 2Gnoereien sm erreiden, NO fit angemeene
Bdiertruft ooer nnbere @orthete fIr S0brtt=Hnters
sfs % ssr . p n0 SE ste Sssr mn Sas.
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fteaen unb grSBere Sldaen ansgelegt nn6 an ben
GtnIpanberer elltIpeser sn ptrtiien ODER Ipeftg
b61ten Rofenpres IN Der Nrt pertauft peroen, bab
spiben jIpei perfuuften cine ante H1rcene egen
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Die Geieaf1dft Miro aud oIs. Mgentur fir sroBe-
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our1 Bei6aiFlng uOn 6anoperfern, @drtnern nub
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perjnen K0nnen, no es ihr GLIB ii, 8eG ditigunS
;u lobnenben 9reiien i'm eefunbeften unb frutbarten
Rlina Der gan3en 9Set SuSuiiern o ebenfo piro fie
i'm Stdnne iein, ben Nrbeitseebel Jufrieoeu SUIT ellen,
inbem ne bic Arbeter fir i'm lrgeub einen 2an=
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benbfctigen, unier SDite, ale Mrten Son Arbettern
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@runbftiife. pom aufbdu pom S6rfern nitb StGeten
an ba3u geeieneten SieIen, non Der AufhlIfe uen
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