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CsEE-S65 x90. &l00-THREE HORSES. ONE MARE,
Co Ito years. le 10 10 hands. sound and kind, good
drivers and workers al West Thryhrst street. Eighth
avenue.
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NEwsMEN AND NEwBoys AHoYi
TELEGRAM CARTOON TO-DAY.
ISSUED AT IL O'CLOCK.
SPLENDID NUaBER.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
today ssued at IL o'cockl will contain an admirable
tartoon, representing
GENERAL GRANT AND
UNCLE SAM
IN TIE ACT OF DIGGING THE
DARIEN CANAL,
HAVING AN EYE AT THE SAME TIME ON THE MAP
OF THE IsrHMUs OF suEz.
Also,
NO ~. OF THE STARTLING ARTICLES ON DETEc-
rEcTIvIsM.
THE POST OFFICE DETECTIVE.
SPECIALLY
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES ABOUT POST OFFICE
MANAGEMENT.
CRIME AMONG THE MAlLBAas.
SHOULD BE READ BY THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Also,
AN AMUSING SKETCH,
Giving account Of
ArUGILIsTIC ENCOUNTER
Between
THE RIVAL STONE GIANTS.
yczeaer with stor.ss Sketches. Poetry, wit,cisma Fa
.hie'aoic and Ball Intelligence cAss4. .aa Larss.
Musical, Theatrical, Financial Marine, all the Local
General News, &c., &c.
pncc cents. Six dollars year. scntn wrappers
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A ACTUAL CoSf PRICES MAY INVITE PURCHAS-
"A. but leave profit to manufacturers The Great
American Sanitary Company trying both shaehold
hrs and the public.
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TIE GARMo's DANCING ACADEMY SO FIFTH AVENUE,
IL corner Of Fourteenth street,
NEW CLASSES.
Wednesday and Saturday at 4 +. NJ.
Saturday at wv a. NJ
TUESDAY and Friday for gentlcmen) at 8 PM.
Tn socns to et for Weddings, Fairs Concerts Socabes
or any frat c. - entertainments.
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PERSONAL.

A LII THE HANDSOME sPANIARD is IN CITY,
n. win he please cali hts friend ANITA MANZOE at
l2a West Twenty seventh street
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CCIEN1IFfC LBagCRES
- REFONE TILE AMERICAN INSTITIfTE

CcIEN1IFlC LBngCRES
- BEFORE THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The trustees have the satisfaction presenting the follow
Ing programme OF the next Scientific Lectures
be delivered before the psy IN the Grea. Hall Of the
Cooplr Union, New York.
l. Friday, December H. 1-The Battle Fields OF Science
BY Andrew d. White, President of Cornell University
Ithaca, NJ y.
H. Friday, Deccmb' 2i 1ses-How Animals Move, by
Professor r. s Moe OF the Peabody Academy OF Science
Salem, Mass.
III. Friday December 81 1s69-Thc Correlation Of Vital
and physc' Forces Professor g. f. Barker OF ale Col
" r,dnv January Is7c-Thc Air and Respiration, by
j. e. Draper, the College OF the cey OF New
v Friday January Il, 1s1o-The Connection q Natural
Science Mental Philosophy, ~ Professor basco OF
Williams College, WiIamstowu Mass 70, .
by Dr. Ii. A. Gould, Oh Cambridge, Mass. ,. -.
VII frday, January ~ is'on Cooraao tlaeau- ~
Canons and Ruined Cities by Professor j. s. Newbery, OF
Columbia College, New York :, r,.,..,.. ,n .or,.o -
nj o'clock. 80, ..,.,..r. ~
No reserved seats Tickets so cents each. ticket for The
course admitting one gentleman and two ladcs To of
sale by D. Van Nes,rand % Murray street. = ~ Wes NO
$50 Broadway b. Appleton Co., 80 TO ~ Grand street; a
Brcnano, 70s broadway; A. D. Randolph a, 60, ~.
Broadway at OF the 1nsthute NO. ~ cooper
Building.
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ToYs FOR THE IioLIDAYt-AT THE CHILDRBN's
FREQ Riding School and BsEaar, z7e broadway between
Grand and Broomc Lcapng Horses prces
reduced House swings ~ Sea Rockers Propclors os
Organs Music Hoscs, DANES other Toys. depot Tor gen.
uine New York Club Skates. LEWIS r. TiBBhI.s
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sae-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared food for
mocking birds at DOvEYs No. Greene street, corner
Canal.
N B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs. DovEY.
L,ANCY FOWLS AND PIGEONS, GOLDEN AND SILVER
IL Polanda Seabfights, Bantams and Game Fowls, first
premium Bds from the ale poultry show, sale py WM
JOHNSTON, 2ll Fulton street. New York.
EoR- sALE-A BEAUTIFUL THREE POUND,
thoroughbred BLACK and Tan Slut: years old and
marks perfect; full brother weighing pounds and
handsome. inquire grocery soie Forty
street and Second avenue
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DAcfFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
i THROUGH LINE TO


1rorrcr r,per STEAMER FOR NEW ORLEANS nj.
IN rect wl leave on Saturday, Dccls At r. a. trss
Cabin, $50; Second, $2b FOR pessas' app" Nv '"e s
steamship Ticket ONCE 10 'M DoHERTY, Agent.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, e..

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C..
JroR eALE--T1lE THOROUGHLY SOUND AND FAST
II soop Yacht Constance built by Witman and formerly
Enoyn as the Jenny Gables shc tci with both wire
humn rigging nearly double bichted sails and racing
sas by swycr canonado, lights &c. the yacht Is extra
fitted and In peI-,. ;u -,esy Gcta Addross u, box
I Isl I0bt olce, New York.
CTEAM YACHT. FOR sALE:-eA FINE MODELLED
siram ynchi fee, long, k feet beam, 10 inch square
Grinder wen fond and in complete running order for sale
c6eap Sire very economical in the item OF fuel Address
Dol.hin, rpw York EaraidoiIos.
CrEAMER FOR sALE-SIDEwHEEL, 1zu FEET LONG
- drawn four feet water; good order. Apply TO LIND
BAY, WALTON 4 Co, bs John street.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
JoST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Malls for Europe Thursdas 18TH and Saturday,
istn nrt VIII close at this Office at " Nj and nj the stations
A. NJ; and L, II .lb A. M /; and q, 10 10 A. M
l.. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MAGICAL REPOSITORY AND MANUFACToRS.--
lvl Novelties from 30 cents 10 $500 J. JIDD l475 Third
Srsnue between Eighty and streets New
1ncxhaustbe Bottles of all kinds; Wznrd's Cabinet OF Nne
Mysteries with full nsrucons sw perform sen free by
mail for 80 cents.
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THE LECTURE sE..cI.

IMPORTANT iECTuE- ~ GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
inls.esns, Invaluable and scen'ihc subjects showing
70 and what live for delivered daily ut the
New YORK Museum Anatomy. Those unable to attend
receive copy by fowardng2 20 to the Secretary tlS
Broadway.
ID EsERvED SEATS FOR PROFESSOR DoREMUs'
Ia grand Illustrated Lecture before Mems
iian association secured Mt the principal book
Broadway and Mt tho room, corner Fourth and
Twenty third street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

THE RoTHsCHILDs-They are Dissatisfied ,rih
their Paris H0use.-The Rothschilds are SAID to
be dissatisfied with the management of their arts
house since the death of old Baron James. His
two sops are men of little ability and they are said
to have made several ruinous speculations.
Nearly all the old employees Of the firm have
been discharged since Baron James's death. Some
strange discoveries have been made in regard TO
the charities OF the old baron. He frequently
subscribed for benevolent purposes large sums.
with the understanding that he should be called
upon to pay only part Of the same. He often
complained Of the exorbitsnt sums he had to pay
for clerk hire. He took but two or three daily
papers. and the man who read the news of the
day TO him every morning had to subscribe for as
many. and bring them along to Rothschild's
other kind of jewelry.
At the dinner.tabie be drank cheap wine, and
he often scolded his children for drinking cham.
payne and other expensive wines. There was
but one person at whose expenses he did not
gfumble, and that was bis wife. When called
upon by persons who wanted him to contribute
handsomely to some charitable purpose, he often
came down" only upon being told that, il he
should not give anything. his wife would be ap-
piled to. He knew that she would contribute
literally. and 80 he subscribed q handsome sum.
but usually little less than he thought she would
have given. He was compound OF miserly and
spendthrift habits. He always made q fuss with
bis shoemaker who presented his annual bill TO
him, but be did not even vince when his agents
asked him for twenty thousand francs to purchase
some work Of art. He was very proud Of bis saga
city ss an art critic and connoisseur, but he WAS
cheated 50 often In the purchase OF pictures, sta
tues medals, etc., that one half the works Of art
10 his galleries are said to be worthless. He had
the most implicit confidence In old CharIes Pilliet.
the aucuoneer Of works Of art but NJ Pilliet IL /,
thought, often abused this confidence. and pslmed
worthless irumpery on the trusting Baron.
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Di.ehar ged from Cu.toax

The nine drivers of carts charged with violating
sections and Of the health ordinance, Thy
dumping offal at the foot OF st. JOSEPH street,
were yesterday morning again srrsigned before
Recorder Becker, who, In view of the fact that
the accused had been acting under the provisions
Of q city ordinance (No. 427, N. ST. discharged
them from custody. The following communica-
ton from the president Of the Beard of Health
was read on the examination:
"0FFIcE OF BOARD OF HEALTHY
state of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March 20, 1869.
"Hon. J. P. Becker. Recorder First District:
''Sir-The ordinance 427, N. s., approved Jan.
Is, 1867 IL of later date than the health ordnsn-
ces Of the city, and in the point mentioned ap-
pears to supersede it.
The ordinance 427 seems to have been passed
without due consideration. as the Common Coun-
oil. on reflection, could not but consider the mass
OF ofal so accumulated as unpleasant 70 the eye,
disagreesble in odor, prejudicial to the public
health at the present moment. and furnishing q
permanent source Of disease in future years.
al have the honor to be,
VERY respectfully your ob't serv't,
&C. 3. WHITE,
President Board of Health"
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Custom House Matters.

James F. Casey, ESQ.,, recently appointed and
confirmed collector OF the port OF New Orleans, is
expected here to-day, and will probably enter
upon bis duties on the LIST proximo.
Mr.. Stockdale, collector of internal revenue,
will not II Is said, take charge OF the duties Of his
Office until the 9Th proximo.
Supervisor Creecy is at present actively en-
gagged in the Investigation of alleged frauds in
tobacco.
Applicants for appointment are not as numerous
in and about the Custom House as had been ex.
pected. Perhaps they are holding off for grand
rush next month.
A club Of twelve attaches of the internal reye.
nue. department invested three dollars each in a
joint stock interest in the Louisiana Lottery draw.
ing. Nary red won.
Eight hundred and eighty packages of cigarettes
were seized in possession Of some of the crew of
the British brig Hope, from Matanzas, on Friday,
by Inspector Of Customs Richards, who AYERS that
the men were trying to smuggle them ashore and
offered him money to let them pass. 1t simply
amounts to conhscation of the smokables but
don't implicate the vessel, her officers or owners
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

One hundred and twenty. five deaths were re-
ported in this city for the week ending at A. NJ.
on Sunday, the number being an increase OF
twenty-one over that reported for the previous
week. OF these were still born, Is of pneu-
monis. of commissions infsntile. Of measles, of
consumption, s of cancer, 4 Of apoplexy, 4 of dys-
ritis of paralysis, and 81 Of other diseases; 81
were males. SO females. and s not stated. 81 were
white. rs black, 10 mulsttoes and not stated.
26 were under year of age. IL between l and
2, IA between and s, 2 between g. and 10, 8 be-
tween 10 and Is. 5 between is and 20, s be-
tween 20 and 80. between 80 and 49, IL between
40 and so, ii between so and so, 4 between 60 and
20. between 20 aud so, and 10 not stated. OF
the above, 20 were born in the United States, ii
in Germany, 10 in Ireland, 8 in France, in Eng.
land, in Span, and 20 not stated.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Special Officers Dumas and Dipert yesterday
arrested Francis Roberts and Henry Schroeder
late master and sailor respectively on the lake
schooner 0melia, charged them with having aided
and abetted the escape from justice Of Sam
Williams, who stands charged with the murder of
Charles Rose, at the Lake End. about three weeks
since, and also with being accessories thereto,
after the facts. Itsppears that Williams. after the
affair. took Iassage on the 0melia. but. as ID
known. subsequently returned, and was arrested
last week at the Halfway House. Capt. Roberts
was arrested on Freret street, between Cypress
and Julia. at q boarding house. and Schroeder was
taken eff from the sloop Terrible, 10 the Old
Basin, Just as she was on the point of sailing Both
were arraigned before the recorder and remanded
without bail.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

BY ANNA L. JOHNSON. IN APRIL GALAXY.

BY ANNA L. JOHNSON, IN APRIL GALAXY.
He came unbd; know not whence,
This wonderous guest, unknown before
All silent and unseen he came
Within my door.
BE gently heals my life long pain,
He charms the frequent tears away,
And all my grief from me beguies,
And still will stay.
Sweet thoughts arise and eager climb.
Like birds that sing in upper air,
The song that close to Heavens nigh gate
Becomes prayer.
Yet half fear his tender wiles:
Oh, tardy Love, too late delayed!
Ny coward heart shrinks back In doubt.
And hides. afraid,
And fain would trust, but question still:
Too late delayed! too long forlorn
Can night 80 dsrksome break 30 soon
4. To such fair morni
Not for pale brows and faded hair,
oh, Love, do Thy red roses blow
Take back thy crown, weeping cry
He doth not go;
But fingers still and fingers yet,
And bears him in such winning wise,
Such holy benedictions shine
In his dear eyes,
can but trust, can but list
The winged hopes that softy sing:
Cancelled at last mine ancient wrong,
And Love Ii king.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

the spunky Btudder, basing himself upon the law
brought Gossiler 10 the station. The result
was that Recorder Gsstinel fined Gossiler
five dollars for ignoring the law. Goss-
Ter pleaded hard for redress. on the ground
that the document had been represented to him as
guarantee against arrest, and for which he had
to pay 81 SO. not to Superintendent Cain. how.
ever, he asserts, but to person around the office.
who had offered his kind Offices In the matter.
Recorder Gsstinel was disposed to be lenient with
the offending person, but the officer insisting that
& Q law should be enforced. the recorder caused
Gossiler to be remanded until he paid the fine.
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The FsiS for the Bsnehs OF Father Moyni-
hsn's Church.

II ever there was pretty fair. pretty from its
decorations. pretty from the lsdies-God bless
'em-pre9ent, and doubly beautiful from its OBJ.
ject the Fair at Odd Fellows Hall last night was
certainly fuch one. The room was lined with
booths, ~ shades of tuIle and flowers each
adorned With two or three pretty faces behind IL,
and sschj seeming q delightful spot whereat q
man burdfned with money, might, in his journey
around the room, somewhat tighten his load and
not only were the stands themselves attrac.
tive. bpt the things in them formed a
double share OF magnetism, for they seemed
to draw every one thither. To attempt to describe
each Of Che tables 10 one sketch were useless
they were so many and their beauties were so
various But we must give space to tell Of the
Crescent. table, presided over by Misses O'Brien
and whese this reporter was made to enjoy him.
sell most gloriously. The Crescent table has near
IL, and o. Dor ton OF il, fortune teller's tent
where.He speak from experiences man may
go and have his past present and future accurately
spread before hIm. Any one who goes to the
fair should certainly not neglect to have his for
tune told. Then there IL tho Bee table, In charge
Of Mrs. kifk, and another table, as yet nameless.
presided over BY Mrs. Gross. and the Times table,
Misses Maggie Mclaughlin, Mary McLsughlin]
1herese 4icConneIl, Katie Mcdonald Nngentx
Rodgerso2 and Leech; the New Orleans Pres
table, whore Mrs; Stafford Is always ready to ex
s tsno nesrty welcome to her friends; snd-weIl
tnefe are 30 many other tables that. as we have
said, one cannot In one day do justice to all.
There are two other things 10 which we wish I'd
call attention. They are the magnificent silyeX
trumpet to De voted to the most popular ere CONT
pspy In town, and the picture OF Father MovnIy
han, which IL to be rafied Of. No visitor should
neglect either Of these.
We hope that there will be full attendance AZ
the fair tonight. 1t is well worthy Of every en-
coursgement.
Before we close We must make our acknovl
to the ladies' Of the sCrescentD tsbIa
for most acceptable refreshments sent TO ouJ
ssnctum, ~ wa all quaned to your health and
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Chas. Chevalier, tailor, employed as q tailor
In the clothing establishment of Mr.. l.. Godchaux,
was arrested on Saturday evening about oclock
by officer 7. Mcmahon, on q war; ant issued on the
affidavit of Mrs. Virginia, who charges him with
having appropriated to bis own use the sum of
$500 out Of $400 In American gold. which had been
intrusted to him for safekeeping by Mrs. Jockey
Chas. Chevalier, when arrested by officer McMa.
hon, bad concealed in = leather belt next to his
person $3.50 In gold, which 10 supposed to be part
of the money stated a. having been wrongfully
appropriated. The case will be examined during
this week.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Thieves entered the residence of Mr.. J. s. ST.
monds, No. 2s7 Philip street, between Prytania
and st. Charles streets, about o'clock on Satur-
day evening, and stole handsome mantle clock
valued at 500.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

The temperature yesterday, e. shown by the
Thermometer at c. Duhsmel's, Ill Canal street was
as follows: At A. n. 81 degrees; II N. 70;
p. N. 76; P. n. rs.
day in the places severally mentioned. The lime
at which the report 10 made IL ct 8 AN:
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Chief Detective Harry Il. White Indicted
for Misdemeanor In once.

Immediately following the return of a true bill
against Recorder Becker by the Grand Jury, that
body presented TO the court an indictment against
Harry I. White, chief Of the detective force, in
which IT is alleged that Detective White received
the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars to infiu.
ence his behavior in case not yet made public.
At the hour of the adjournment Of the court Mr..
White had not yet been arrested.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Passenger list per steamship United States,
nom New York: Mrs. Perkins, W. p. Relempie,
Frank velessi. W. MolholIand. B. GoIgsn. J. Mum
and i've in the steersge.
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Fire.

The alarm at 10 O'Clock lest evening was caused
by the taking fire of the kitchen of house No. 329
Dryades street. owned by Mr.. French ana occu.
pied by Mrs. Boomer. The fire was, however,
exiiDguished with but slight damage before the
engines arrived.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

~. The following d the Iist Of passengers pes
New YORK: Mrs. yno. Lspsley ana child. N.
frenkle. Mrs. 4. Frenkle and child, Paul Lavigns
ghas; Huylll, Nm. Judge, Miss N. Judge, Geo A |
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

The steamship Teutonia, from Hamburg. ar
nved o. the bar 8. w. Pass yesterday, where shs'
y detained By low water. Her passengers viii ar
nve N the city this morning.
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Run Over.

boy named Willie Reynolds was run over by
horse which broke loose from cotton wagon yes.
terday morning. at the corner of St. Marys aud
Religious streets, sustaining snch serious inuries
as to render his recovery doubtful.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Capt. Schneider reported last evening that
colored woman named Mary A. Holland had been
arrested BY Oficer Harris, charged by Jacob
Benedict, Of No. 135 Calope street, with the lar
ceny Of 500 In gold and silver.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Lieut. Col. VIM Il. Wood, being supernumerary
by the operations Of general orders No. IL, has
been relieved bon dufv IN this department, and
WI proceed b hi home 70 await orders. Owing
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

A man named Martin Butz fell Of his watering
cart, at the corner Of Magazine and Canal Streets
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon and broke his
leg. He was taken to the Charity Hospital.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30
The State Fair.

The religious observances combined with the
bad weather Of last week to make exhibitors
come In slowly, but this week they have begun in
good earnest, and give the officers of the sssocia.
zion abundance to keep them busy. We would
entries made as soon as possible, for on Thursday
and thereafter, the goods will be received at the
Fair Grounds IL is pleasure TO know that some
admirable patents by Louisiana inventors will be
shown among other displays.
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LAW Department.. University OF Lour.,au.

The annual exercises of the law department.
University of Louisiana, are announced to take
place at Lyceum Hall at ii O'Clock next Saturday
morning. As the occasion annually calls together
an audience of the brilliant kind both as regards
intellect social position and beauty its recurrence
may be looked forward tot certainly is by us
with most agreeable anticipations. The sslutatory
and vae6ictory will be delivered by @. Claiborne
Esq, and Harry h. Hall, ESQ.,, respectively, and
Mr.. Harry Renshsw. Jr., will deliver, ON behalf of
tae alumni, an address TO the graduating class.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

Monthly Advertisements inserted svsy ether day 70 b.
d arged tvotbirds the absvs rates.
Fist and Fourth page monthly sdvsrtssnsnts ssoh
square, $40 per msnth. IllI.I. ID
Transient sdvertisemsn having the Of NE paper.
mt Insertion 81 20 pr squares sach ssbssqusnt insertion
" csnts square
First and Fourth pare trsnsisnt sdvsrSseusuts Zach
Insertion, 81 90 per square l
Advertisements inserted s intervals 70 b charged
sach insertion
Regular sdvsrtissru vhs savsrsss largely s BE- allowed
sch discount from named transient rates q may be
arssd upon; provided that shah such discount
sxsssd Is per cent. ..4
An business notices Of advertissmsnts b charged
esnts net per line, each insertion
An transient advertisements paid for In advance
Al Advertisements not marked for any specified
insertions viii be pubhshsd sig times and charged scsor-
isgty.
All bills with regular advertisers shall monthly
square the space occupied By lines solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Il published every Saturday msrnng Subscription, IS
psr snnum. in advance; half yearly quarterly. same
mates; single copies. 10 centA
Rates Of Advsrtisinrs
Squares. month month. month. 1 month";. /. month.
3ss.-.. snssIs net. z net. 20 net. g net.
J : ! ! { I / I :
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 80, 1858.
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Gov. warmoth has appointed Gen. Frank Gard
ner surveyor for the parish Of Lafayette.
The governor has signed a bill granting ferry
privileges to r. Poindexter in the parish Of As.
sumption.
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A spanky Omcer.

On Sunday night officer Studder, "a
good name) noticing Chslres Gossiler,
who follows the unpleasant occupation of night
scavenger, POLITICALLY termed gold mining" in
the act OF plying his avocaton at HAS P. NJ,
while the law provides that no night carts shall
turn out before midnight, immediately arrested
Gossiler, who exhibited the following document in
support of his right to operate at that hour: