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New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

ARRIVAL OUT.
LrrRfcol Dee 3-Tbe steamship Adelaide, from Balti-
timore has arrived cut
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NEw APPRAISER President has appointed
Phillips General Appraiser in place of John T. Noge-
boom at the Port of New York II said that Mr. Philips
received the appointment in view Of his long services and ezpe
rence the Appraisers Department and without reference to
politics
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-tTFYNEWs

BUI1I's HEAD-With a falling of Of 100 beeves
fo the week. holders thought to advance the prices lc h
They did the tuns Of cheap poultry with mutton and
pork both declining bare half cent advance obtained
medium cattle at the opening Monday morning but that
was nearly lost before the close and the yards onehund
redst were barely cleared at night the sundovn butchers
getting some 90 bargains Sheep depressed selling very
slowly a decline of t43c 10 Hogs suffer most even II
head prices have declined 2c 2 B during the week e being
the price good lots to-day Spectators find dealing in them
a risk kV
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
COLLISION IN THB SOUND.

HOLMES HOLE Dec 3.--Arrivcd, schooner Elyira
Couaut Of Tstury Foss from Portland for Philadelphia
Last night Handkerchief SAoU was iu contact With
schooner H. Tau o Philadelphia and lad aD spars and
rrrinp carried away fore and M Size tOwed IN by
steamer Mcclellan. Gom Baltimore for Boston. Damage 10
tie X W. IlN unknown.
WRECK OF a SCHOONER
PROVIDENCE Dec "a new schooner, name un.
known belonging IN Bath Ne s ashore tie south end Of
Block Island She VIII prove total oss Was nom jackson
vile Fla fuf Gb eastern port
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
6ore ss, Garriasss, Sc

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
" GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
100 FOR SALE, 100 SLElGHS, 500 HARNESSES,
900 STRAPS SLEI0H BELLS
c. WtTrYS Carriage WGerooms,
NJ ana RrnadwaY. BlsecLeT-
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Important .T,Otsce.

PosT OFFICE New ORLEANS March 9th 1856 q
1t is important the public to know law strictly
prohibits steamboats, sailing vessels railroads. express
panes stage and omnibus lines carrying unpaid
delivery outside the mail unless such letters are nclosed
in Government stamped envelopes and the conditions
below expressed the only exception being regard to letters
relating solely to the cargoor articles conveyed as freight by
the steamboat sailing vessel aroad express company stage
o. omnibus line carrying such letters does not suffice to
put postage stamps letters of the class referred to- the
law being complied with only by incosing them in Govern
ment stamped enveop, provided that the said envelop
shall be duly sealed otherwise firmly and securely closed SO
such letter cannot be taken hereom without tearing or
destroying such enveop and the duly directed and ad
and the date of such letter. the receipt of
thereof to be written stamped or otherwise appear on
such enveoF As Of the post Offices in this and the
adjoining States have yet reestabshed it be-
comes necessary for the Of the public that
other means than the of the should be re-
sorted TO for more general distribution the stamped enye
ops To this end, would suggest that commission mer
chants factors agents, steamboat railroad Offices and
others having business relations through the country might
materially benefit the community by furnishing from time to
their customers and correspondents these enyeop
The eosts comparatively small less that Of
stamps Twenty-Five stamped enveops the usual letter
three cent stamp eghyseven cents Fifty cost one
dollar and seventy CENTS and large quantities
being less than half cent for the enveop The use of
stamped enveops therefore desirable the score Of
well in reference to compliance with the law which
prescrbes severe penalties for its violation Stamped enye
be had in quantities at this Office This notice
given under special instructions from the Office De
,artnent. 5a
r. W. TALIAFERRO p NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

Our midnight dispatches bring us most grateful
news. We have the formal declaration Of the Elk.
ecutve Of he American Republic that the insur-
rection, y as he terms it, is ended. This means
that there i . recognized peace on our American
sod i means that the whole lurid horizon has
been scanned, and that where war clouds were
ately seen there is now visible only the clear
azure Of tranquility and the seven hued bow Of
peace and promise. All hail to this most welcome
manifesto Welcome, thrice welcome, this an.
nouncementl and oil honor to the stern and sturdy
patriot who defies the strong array Of faction and
dares proclaim the truth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

J The FAIR AT ODp FEILows' HALL.--The fair,
for rebuilding DIR. Hedges st. Lukes church,
which has been 50 much talked Of, and been looked
forward to with such eager expectation, opens to-
night IN the grand hall of the Odd Fellows. On
many accounts this fair will be well worth attend
,se- Besides aiding the congregation to rebuild
~ by fire during the war, the visitor
~ naa enough IN the attractions of the fair itself
$500. mahs most desirable place to spend an
ssening. TINS fair is in the hands Of those who
nase lesermned to make it d grand success, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5. 1855.

THAMES. The officers of the Southern Express
Company never forget the CREscENr. They have
our hearty acknowledgment for very late papers.
Purser Westerfeld, Of the fne steamer Savannah,
has our thanks for the latest Mobile papers.
We are also indebted to the clerks of the fast
packet David White, for the latest dates from
Louisville, Cairo and Memphis.
The purser Of the Manhattan, has our thanks for
Mobile papers. ~ ,
We are under obligations to Messrs. McVay and
Roberts, clerks Of tho Quitman, for papers from
Vicksburg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The highly entertaining
pantomime of The Refugee, or the Deserter's
Punishment is being reproduced at this house,
and in the most effective manner.
AS the temperature approaches summer heat,
the patrons of the Academy realize the comforts
provided for them in its fine system of ventilation.
Another pleasure at this house is the attentions Of
the ushers and door keepers to their duties, and
the strict decorum maintained by their watchful-
ness. En- PEASANT, why should not these people
have a benefit?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

LAST o. dispatches remaining at the telegraph
once .ast evening, for want Of proper address
7. - oland, Y. Y. Brcadwell, 3. N. Cuban. P. K.
Norwood, Y, Sherlock, Rev. J. B. Tulls, james I.
Tucker and E. Worthington. - :
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To the Public.

Knowing that my brand of CIGARs-El onto de Orion
has been eounteted by certain importers Cigars at New
Orleans take this method Of making known to dealers and
consumers that only agent and importer of this brand in
that city Is Sen. D. JOSE DOMINGO, a Canal street
Havana, February TO- 1866 "S"A|NS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

TuE FAIR AT MECHANICS INsTlruTE.-The fair
Of the ladies Of Providence, at Mechanics Insti.
tute, has exercised the thoughts of large, circle
OF ladies in the lower part of the city SO Tonga
section famous for its refined taste-that an enter.
tainment unusually attractive has been prepared.
The proceeds of the fair will be applied to the ex-
tension of the Asylum in the Third District, de-
voted to the care and maintenance OF INDECENT
widows and orphans, and providing a refuge for
aged, infirm and crippled men. Everybody knows
what that means, and every man who has dollar
to spare knows how worthiy it will be used, if he
drops it at the Institute.
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HsxbbeEz'S

! o ID II N BITTTER s
CABINET BRANDY.
Humanity welcomes each blessing ...
The Medical Art can bestew,
And mankind are fond of confessing
The little of goodness they know
Some look for the Cholera daily,
And magnify all of their ills,
And manage to catch all diseases,
From Smallpox to Fever and Chills
But those who wisest and posted
Keep remedies them, and handy
Each morning they drink HUBBELLS BrTTERs,
And at night use his CABINET BRANDY
dwhilst Politicians are pitching
Into Mayor, Contractor, aud trouble
Abusing the dust and the ditching.
They quietly fall back on HUBBELL
So, Friends, if you wish through the Summer
To live in contentment and ease
DON'T listen to each idle rumor
Use "HUBBELL'S,n and do as Won nIeass
JAMES CONCEAL,
Sole Agent,
No. 20 st. Charles street
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/ H<ts Ststev eNSGetSGhts
| THE PIONEER SOUTHERN
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARTERED BY, VIRGINIA, 18TH JANUARY, 1866
Capital, $500, ooO-----Authorizcd CAPITA,
| 100000.
GEN. HARRY T. HAYS. ........v Vice President
| p. H. SkIPWITH,
AGENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
Policy from this Company insues against ALL KINDS
OF ACCIDENTS without regard to the age or health Of the
person insured and medical examination therefore,
| required.
AT the rates of insurance adopted by this Company an
annual premium of Twenty five Dollars will in of DEATH
secure payment of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE
FAMILY OF THE ASSURED; or in case of injury,
salary of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WEEK for a period
not exceeding six months Larger smaller by
the payment of corresponding premiums.
Short Time Policies, $4,000 for Ten Cents
Travelling Policy is for day en Cents to three months
securing THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS in case of death
err in of disability from any accident FIFTEEN DOL
LARS A WEEK
This Company represented by officers names ara
guarantee that will be conducted with integrity
and liberalisy
Col. MAURICE S. LANGuORNE President
GEN JOHN B. GORDON ofGa' Vic. p,..is.,t.
GEN. HARRY T HAYS, of La, ''0'''A''
LUCIEN PEYroN, Actuary and Secretary
G, W. LATHAM, Solicitor
Cot. HENRY E PEYToN, General Agent.
DIRECT oRs:
JOHN R. MCDANIEL, MAURICE S. LANGHoRNE,
WILLIAM D. MILLER, JOHN H. FLOOD
GEO. NJ. FUCKER, ABRAHAM D, WARWICK.
STEPHEN D. PETERS, CHAs. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
G. W. LATHAM, LUCIEN pEYToS,
Wallace s. Co.,
SLOCONB BUILDING,
no. a. Canal street, and Nos. 81, 93, and o.
Common Street,
ADJOINING THE CITY HOTEL,
DIRECT 1MPoRrERs
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
'her complete assortment of all styles of pertaining
to this branch Of their business
THEIR SPRING STOCK,
icing fully is offered to buyers prices fully meeting
the recent decline.
Sales Guaranteed at New York Prices.
The Louisiana nasd Teas
E T RO LEUM vAPOR STOVE
And
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Being organized opened the exhibition of Stove and
las BURNERS No. o6 Camp street. near Poydras wber,
public invided call and witness the operation daily
sundays excepted, from to 3 o'clock
An order book is open at the Office
g TIE Crescent .N0nthig,
THE NUMBER FOR APRIL NOW READY.
Contents.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNIVERSE
II-ASPASIA.
HI-BEADLY DASH. z.
lY-THE CENTURY PLANT.
N-THE BEWITCHED FARM
N-MRS. GASKELL.
FII-WHY?
william OLD STORY.
I&-OWLS
X-DR. DIAPERS CIVIL POLICY IN AMERICA.
XIf-ELECTICISM.
+ XIII-EDITORIAL NOTES,
&1F-LITERATURE
n,s new southern Magazine is now ready for delivery
oscbers and will be issued to the public rapidly as the
pies can be obtained from the binder Subscribers in the
" Will have their copies delivered by carrier.
E- TERMsOne year So; six months So; three months
5u single copies so cents
WILLIAM EVELYN, Publisher,
80 Camp street.
Fashionable CEOtNing
Z r. I n G. A ND SU M M Err.
1866. 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

HE ST. CHARLEs.-Little Lolita has SO much
success in her character of 1artarine, that the
manager will have it repeated tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

From impaired health It is with reluctance that the
signed compelled to retire from the profession He tenders
his thanks for the kindness shown him by the heads of
lies for the last twenty years. while engaged instructor
of music and respectfully socs continuance of their pat
the business in which he is engaged having
tered into copartnershp with Mr. G. W. DOLL under the
firm Of
XII EaHache 81 Doll,
importers and dealers in foreign and American PIANOS
and purchasing agents for musical merchandise every de
scrption, at No. ITO Carondeet street, third above
Poydras.
-.. .. THEO. Won la HACUE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
cox y Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso.
utey complete. Office No. St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03
I'll Card.

~ L
Ill Card.
From impaired health Il is with reluctance that the under
signed compelled retire from the profession He tender
his thanks for the kindness shown him by the heads of
lies for the last twenty years. while engaged
of music and respectfully socs continuance of their pa
ronsge in the in which he engaged having er
tered into copartnershp with Mr. G. W. DOLL under tn
1 firm Of a.-
/ EaHache 81 Doll,
importers and dealers in foreign American PIANOS
and purchasing agents for musical merchandise every
scrpton at No. ITO Carondeet street, third door aboy
Poydras
@ THEO. Won LA HACHE.
Capstns Prize $4,000.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
a Only 10000 Tickets.
CHARLES IT. HOWARD.
Exchange AIIey,...........,.,
T Or
LOCK BOX NO. co., POST OFFICE,
LICENSED LOTTERY DEALER,
Tor the City of New Orleans
Kentucky State Lottery-CIass COG.
To be drawn at Covington, Ky,
On Saturday, April IS, 1866.
TICKETS ONLY TWELVE DOLLARS.
Compare this scheme with any other Lottery.
Prizes cashed at this office
NorIeE-Persons buying Lottery Tickets at branch offices
will they have the Auditors stamp or signature attached
r.. fl. James,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
IMPORTER OF WINES AND LIQUORS,
e. Camp street.".............7s
Offers for sale
BRANDY, ,I
JAMAICA and ST. CRoIx RUM,
BOURBON and RYE WHISKY,
PEACH BRANDY very oldJ
HOLLAND GIN,
LONDON TOM GIN,
BOXER B1TrERs,
HosTETrER BITTERs
Clarets:
Margaux Medoc, St. Julien, St, Loub, Lion, Barton 8
Custer, Floirac ds6O Bataeey, 1s6l) Bechevle Qs6l
Port, Sherry, Madeira, Rhnewine, Burgundy
Champagne:
Devsnoge Co.'S (superior) Carte Blanche Vim Imperial
C0rdiaIs:
Maraschno Curacao, Anisette, Raspail.
Can Fruits, Vegetables, etc.:
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes Lima Beans and Asparagus,
sters, Salmon and Sardnes Plums Strawberries Peaches
Pears, Ounces, Egg Plums and Blackberres.
OLIVE OIL and Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
at Wholesale and Retail.
Theodore Dnnssger j. Son,
1es .y..,..-.... Canal Street 1853
.sss and ESQ Royal Street, corner st. Philip,
Havejust received, per Guiding Star
BAREGEs.
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
LAIN AND FIGURED ALPAoAs, for travelling dresses
GRENADINE ROBES, latest Paris styles
IoUE and PERCALE ROBES a great novelty. with
Basque, Waist Collar. Trimmings, and every
thing complete
MORNING ROBES,
.a.. Etc, Etc, Etc.
TRIPED ALPACA, for Spring and Summer Bslnorals.
WHITE LINEN Of our importation,
ToILE DE PARIS,
Ga "-# LINEN sHEETINGs,
n. TOWELS,
OBINET for musquto bars
""L MoUssELINE DAMAssEE,
And a full ne Of Housekeeping Goods.
Lace Prints In
I
POINT ANaLA1s,
- LAMA, etc., etc
AIDES LACE SACKS,
ALI the go in Paris {
BLACK GOODS in large variety, among which s
cases Black ETAMINE,
'R SALE CHEAP, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
splendid assortment of
B L "a 9 IL SILKS
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
JUST OPENED.
SayeraJ hales n, acx aud Witt puop,,,, Hrs .H.H |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

The VARIETrEs.-Th lenten time having ex-
PRED, the Varieties was reinforced last night, and
"Sam y had very formidable house to confront
him. The house was thronged and was one of the
most brilliant of the year, the greater number of
ladies appearing in the light and elegant attire be.
coming the season, and which becomes them so
well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

THE OLYMPIC.-Mrs. Watkins, on the occasion of
her beneft last night, had good house, and the
performances went off with eclat The charming
beneficiary was full of spirit and her audience was
delighted with her. Tonight the same prefer
manoes will be given, "Not dead yet" and ELY
-ltEn,nn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03
DIR. Charles IL. KeIEs,

DENTIST,
has removed his office to II DAUrHINE STREET, So.
cond door from Canal, near Lopez. =
essa extracted without PAIN under the influence of Nitrous
Oxide Gas or cbl0rofpsu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

THE GREAT NEcRoMANCER.-BIr. Maitland and
MISS DILLON appear at Masonic Hall again tonight
performing astonishing feats in necromancy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

ESD E&s4s DIED
ON Monday morning April 3D. at his residence New Or.
members OF the bar, and all friends of the family are
yted to attend his funeral M St. Charles street, O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON
years. "s'u t.
remains will be brough. to this city ntsrraent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

COMMENCEMENT OF THE Law DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNIVERSITY exercises at Lyceum Hall
yesterday, to celebrate the annual Commencement
of the law department Of the University, were
exceedingly interesting. Prayer. was offered by
Rev. MIR. Beckwith. Addresses were delivered on
the part Of the alumni BY Mr. H. Luzenburg,
I. L. B., and on behalf Of the Martin Institute BY
Mr.. G. 2. Braughn, and by Prof. G. Roselius as
Dean Of the Faculty, The opening address was
made by DR.. Hunt, President Of the Board Of AID.
whose theme was the Utility of
Science" and M. Walter H. Rogers gave the
ealedictory. The Judges Of the present and sew.
oral Judges preceding Supreme Courts, and a
aumber Of ladies, graced the occasion with their
presence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

Dry Goods
STILL LOW Err
q. "a BARRIEHE els BRO,
I35.......... Canal street ..........I35
ToURo BUILDINGS.
OWING TO THE
GREAT DEMAND FOR OUR GOODS.
We will keep our Store
Open until the goth Instant,
at which time
IT WILL POSITIVELY BE CLOSED.
In order to the Stock sale at auction for final
liquidation.
In order to reduce the above as possible we will
DURING THE NEXT TWENTY DAYS.
Offer Goods at
StiIl Greater Sacrifices,
We now receiving
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Per steamships Peruvian, Brazilian Carolina and Alabama
from Europe, which will be offered
Lower than the Cost of Importation.
We invite numerous friends and the public to come and
see for themselves
c. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
1876 Canal street.
Spring Trade.
IN DRESS GOODS.
T. I,EVOIss X, 20
now OPEN
of Plain English BAREGE, at Csc. a yard
cases Chine BAREGE at 371&c a yard
Plaid LENos, all colors at Soc, a yard.
MOZAMBIQUE, white ground, at 45c yard.
Plaid LENos and GRENADINES at &c. a yard.
Printed Linen CAMBRIA, at 40c. a yard
ORGANIZES and MUSLIN new colors, at Soc
French JACoNETs, all colors, at 35c.
Embroidered ROBES and PALEToTs.
Organdy ROBES and SHAwLS.
Jaconet ROBES.
Solid CHAMBRAYS
Plain and Plaid GINGHAMS.
Lace and Linen SETS,
BaImoral SKIRTS.
CoRsETs, FANS, PARAsoLs
Also full assortment OF
rench, English and American CaHcoek |
At Great Reiliti in Price
J. LEvOIs Il CO.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
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WMoEes0Ee RNyers

WMoEesuEe Rssyers
Spirits AND wrNre
Will find it to their interest to purchase
J. A. RICHARDS STANDARD GOODS
Put in splendid STYLE large bottles with finely illus
trated paper boxes ,
They are known and sold all over the country .,
c. A. RICHARDS,
itea-r 80 Washington street, Boston, and
o. Camp street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

VO83Ce TO the KsMbkiC.
GREY JACKET AHEAD.
The increased demand for the GREY JACKET BITTERS
induces the Proproors inform their friends and the ctii
zens generally that this Favore Southern Beverage can
be obtained from the following mercantile establishments
this city
E. J. HART& CO.
WHEELOCK, FINLAY d CO.
SCHMIDT ZEIGLER,
Is j. H. CARTER.
BLOCK & BRITTIN
FATJo MARKS Il Co,
n. L. CRAWFORD.
BARNES WARD i CO..
G. NJ BAYLY CO., -
BARNETT d SHEPARD, -l.'
W. G. LYON d co.
HITE MURDOCH,
.s.ana G. THEURER
E. CONERY.
BISC0E Il SIMMS
LEt t3S Mn, SEWGAss 4 co,
d.. ! s MAUNsE IG' 4 CO.,
OSCAR ROBIN,
g. N. MORRISON,
ADLER EASY L CO.
MCGoMBE 4 co,
L. j. MAILLOT
CHARLES LEDIG
E. b. FALLS Il CO.,
B. AZ; ABRAMS,
VI + NORMAN,
CONWAY d BRO,
BARNETT & LION,
81 and So Gravier street.
Sole Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

PERsoNAI.--Ca Capt. n. W. Cluskey. Of the Mem
phis Avalanche, who has been sojonrning several
weeks in our city for the benefit of his health left
& last evening on the st. Cloud, on his return to
Memphis His old friends here, as well as many
new ones he has made, are glad to know that he
returns home with health much improved, and that
be visit has, in Al respects, been agreeable.
NJ, ". =. Scanland, editor OF the Bossier Ban.
ner, dropped in upon us last evening and brings
encouraging news from North Louisiana in regard
70 the prospects of the people. Mr.. Scanland VIII
remain several days 1t the City Hotel, where his
friends viii find him. The Banner is a neat and
well edited paper, and is worthy the attention Of
city advertisers. We are indebted to Mi. scanland
for papers from North Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03


GERMAN MEcHA NIcs' SocIErY About noon yes
terday We were reused from our editorial labors
by the distant sounds Of full band of music play.
ing most celebrating air. As the band drew
nearer our curiosity tempted US to look for the
cause, when We witnessed from the front windows
Ct the CREscENT long array of fine looking.
sturdy men, with glittering emblems, waving flags,
and well horsed marshals, advancing up Camp
street. Us
AZ the head Of the procession reached our office
y was matted by the grand marshal, and the band
Struck up 9 soui-inspiring air which, during its |
performance, kept us obliyions of the hum drum
Of every day life, and carried us back to the cir
cumstance and pageantry Of glorious war. When |
It ended, the toilembrowHed disciples of Hermin-
ius greeted the CRsscEET newspaper with hearty
hurrah and tiger that made the welkin ring, and |
raised ns out Of our boots. Happiness and sue |
cess to the German mechanics.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

Dr. Shane, agent, has these portraits for sale, at
reasonable prices, at No. los Chartres street, and
invites the public Of New Orleans to visit his
studio. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

Clothing and Furnishing Goods
REDUCED PRICES.
HARRISON o. DOWNING,
NO. MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER CANAL.
Offer their Complete Assortment of
SPRING CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
60 Per Cent. Below Former Prices
wallace s. Co.,
$1,000 NIB BUILDING.
"a Canal street,
81, o3 and 95 Common street,
... ADJOINING THE CITY HOTEL
They call the attention of the Trade to their
DEPARrNnE,Nr
From which they propose to supply,
". BY THE CASE OR BALE,
u In any quantity
PRINTS,
H. STRIPES 9E al re a.84
BLEAcHED AND BROWN coTr6Ns,
COTTON YARN
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