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M arried d.:
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

At Rouge 18th inst, by the Rev. w. H. Crensaw
Mr.. JAMES MANY Miss HELEN O'BRlEN, all Of Baton
Rouge.
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DEATH OF WIN. SAVER HEYsHAM.-The Phil
adelphia Spirit of the Times announces the death
of VIM Sayre Heysham. Mr. Heysham has been
connected with the public press of Philadelphia for
number of years, and for the past two years with
that paper.
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THOMAS L. WHITE,
No. So CANAL street.
NEW MEDICAL BOOK,

NEW MGDlSAL bOSh,
At NO. IA ca M p STREET.
CLINICAL Comprising the histories OF 55 cases
of Dfcn, Preenatural and Complicated Labor; with Com
rnenaries, by Robert Lee, NJ. D., +. r. S.
Also-THE FOLLOWING STANDARD WORKS:
Dungisons Human Physiology, and other Medical Works
Carpenters Elements of Physiology;
Watsons Practice of Physic
Cyclopeda Of Practical Medicine; a vols.
Nepeau's Surgery; 4to, with Plates, colored OF PLAIN
Honer's Anatomy and Physiology;
Quain's Anatomy-pana and colored Plates;
Dewees's Midwifery, and other Medical Works;
Meigss Velpeau's Midwifery;
Moreau's Midwifery with plain or cooed Plates
Wood and Bache's United States Dispensatoryi
Chritison and Grfhth's Dpensory;
Pereira's Marera Medica and Therapeutics;
Kane Graham's Fowne and Diapers Chemistry Tor Students
Together with extensive and well assorted stock OF other
MEDICAL WORKS, TOO numerou. paricularize.
tK- Just received and tor sale the
"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS WAREHOUSES;"
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
At COST.
The undersigned will positively sell the whole of his Winter Stock
of FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT COST con-
sisng superior Goods sold New Orleans Also
FURNISHING GOODS, comprising article
trade such Shirts Shirts Drawers Socks Scarf Cra
vas Cloves Handkerchefs, Trunks Umbrellas, ETC. etc.
FREDERICK ANTHON, under st. Charles Hotel,
ja25 2dpf One Door from Common street.
40 BOOKS, monuments of mind concrete wisdom of the
soace daily lite proofs and results OF Immortality
yielding all fruits whose for the healing nations
So says Martin Farquhar Topper edition his Pro-
D. WOODRUFF & co. IS Camp
WHO also offer for sale cheap
THE CROCK OF GOLD, The Thousand Lives, Twins and
Hearts, Authors Mind comprising all Of Tupper Writings
T. HEADLEY'S WORKS Washington and Generals, Sa
Mountains Napoleon and his Marsha Life Of Cromwell
Orators of France, and LIE from Italy and the Alps
PICTORIAL LIVES Taylor Washington, Jackson, Marion
fayette, Franklin, Napoleon
w. H. PRESCOTTS WORKS: Conquest OF Peru MiscelanIes,
Conquest of Mexico, Ferdinand and Isabella.
T. CARLYLE'S LIFE OF SCHILLER, Life of Cromwell and
Miscellaneous Essays
jas It2dp 1t b. WOODRUFF & CO. So Camp street.
TT Penman ship-No; 20 CHARITIES strost.-RU-
FUS DOLBEAR'S WRITING ACADEMY,
(opened in this city In 1921 Hours, to II A. NJ.
and to 8 P. M. GNM
class three a week, residence, H|xSES
of Magazine and Race another at-E1-&A-
MIR. Wilams's Casacavo and Ferdinand
Pupils from sixty received All are desired 10
attend till finished hand established
DOLBsA fine GOLD PENS for sale.
BOOKKEEPING CLASS daily. ia2i ct
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to The U. S. Mail John Adams-Fo Pttsburg,
Cincinnati and LouisyiThis splendid stesmb oat will
THIS DAY, Thursday O'clock P NJ, positively from
Poydras wharf HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras
will be on board a
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Forei gn lite m 5.

1t by the report OF the entertainment given to the
officers of the u s. fgate St Lawrence at Southampton,
that this country represented by Secretary of Lega
ton, Mr. Brodbead who made SPEECH which received
with repeated Cheers. One of the magistrates of South
ampton recently, complimenting American seamen said
that had been brought up before them for
offence. Since the Cholera broke in Poland the
9TH of August last there have been 5000 deaths and the
number of recOveries Louis Napoleon, taking
his residence the Elys6e occupied the chamber in which
his uncle slept for the last time Paris. Mr. E. H. Stanley,
travelling in this country has been elected Member of
Parliament for Lynn. The Emperor of Austria speaks
eleven languages with precision and elegance and fond Of
military exercise gallery Stairs OF the Victoria Theatre
recently gave way, while crowd rushing and two
boys killed. Fifty of the Paris insurgents have
been at liberty. number of people at Caermarhen
about join the Mormons. There great excitement
in Devonsle about the "Tractanans." Meetings have
been held to denounce of their clergy work at
trbuted Jeremy Taylor, called CONCENTRATIONS the
State of Man. has hee asceaned to have been composed
by Spanish writer Omnibuses have been introduced
into Dublin. "A letter from " Icanan Mr.. Garnet,
published the Constitutional speaks rather badly of the
settlement projected by Mr. CADET The President of France
to live in splendor. Thirty servants already
gagged for his residence Louis Phppes Chateau de Neuy
to be rebuilt for him by subscription Furs the
height of fashion in Paris "A instrument, called the
AnerOd Barometer, has been invented in France Our
Government has sent through Livingston. Wells Il Co.'S
Express for half Dozen for the Washington Observatory
The barometer is cylinder of "copper" with thin and
corrugated end. is partially exhausted and Theoretically
sealed The varying of the atmosphere this end
magnfied by number Of levers, which the index
of dial John Bull believes Brother Jonahans story
about California, and admits that it splendid acqu-
sition." 49,. Henry Russell has composed song, "A
Voice from the Counter. The Dumbolton Serenaders
doing good business in London. AT the Sale Her, in
Paris, Teresa ManoIo has been giving concert. Fanny
Eer dancing at St Petersburg and Carlotta Gsi
Berlin thread and needle is presented each member
of Queens College, Oxford, New Years Day The
Burser hands it over saying Take this and be thry"
Add eKader calls Louis Napoleon fulfil the promises
of General Lamorciere and let him Syria He andes
to the captivity of Napoleon by of hint ascer.
taned from the of the Board of Trade that vast
quantity of opium is consumed in Great Britain Jenny
Lind rnmoed in the London theatrical circles, last
accounts is about to be married to Mr. Lumey the
of her Maestys theatre. He is said to be talented
and amiabe An English Judge has recently decided
that grating vault coal hole unless wholly closed
to exclude light, is window, chargeabe with
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~ We have received from the author, B. c.
Carlton, copy of sermon delivered on Thanks
ivg Day at the Synagogue of the German Jews
We have read this sermon and consider it a very
fine production the text being taken from Exodus,
xxxiv FL
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Mobile CALIFORNIA, Reynolds q P. NJ
Pittsburg .........JOHN ADAMS, Jones, 4 p. M
ST. LOUIS $50. JOHN HANCOCK, Hauk, A P M.
Cincinnati H RAM POWERS, Pearce, 2. NJ.
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BOOK STORES CANAL STREET.

LAW.
Story's Works, complete New York Reports comprising
Kent s Commentaries last edition Johnsons Governs, Wen
1913; del's, Denns's and Hills
Cni1y's Works, complete Sc vols;
Statutes at Large vols.; Pother on Obligations;
Petely's Digest; 3 vols; Colyer on Partnership;
Punam Supplement do; Page's New York Chancery r.
vols; ports.
SCHOOL.
Mitchel's, Olney' Smiths andl all other Arthmetics
korse's Ceorraphy. Latin, Greek, and Hebrew GRAM
smth Bulons's Murrays and mars;
Klrkham's Grammar; French and Italian Dictionaries
Dawes, Smiths, Greeneaf's, and and Grammars.
MEDICAL.
Wstson Eberle' Dewes and Church's Ramsboha = De"
Mackintost's Practice: ees and Murphy's Midwifery;
Wilson'S Homer' Harrisons Kanes, Smons's and DrupeS
and London Anatomy; Chemistry;
Motifs, Vepeaus, Ferguson S. Perera Dunglissons, Royes
Chelus's and Pancor,s Su and Payne's Mateira Mcdi
gerry; illustrated; ca
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prescott's Works, complete; Mlman's Gibbons Rome;
Encyclopedia Americana Murrays Cyclopeda OF GeogIa
McCuoch's Gazetteer vols; ply; vols;
Ason's Europe vols arpers Pictorial England 3vo'
N. B.-A large assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY
offered for sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
ia92 Luz No So CANAL street.
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LAST P.GE-A fine Poem, by Miss Alice Carey.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M aterials of the Latest Style
~ The proprietors the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform the public that they have added extensive
lob OFFICE establishment prepared to exc
cute all of printing the most favorable TERMS viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS
CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c., &C.,
every style.
All their maerasType, Presses, etcare entirely new and
tho vrr latest improvements which will enable them their
work in manner not surpassed in this CITY, The Presses are
from the foundry Messrs R. Hoe Co., Newfork which un
Guaranty of their excellence type from the welknown toun
s of Messr g. CO. and John T. White ana has
been selected with great adapt it TO the business wants OF
Oh cit
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DEATH OF MRS. NICHoLAs.-The venerable
lady (says the Courier of last evening" mentioned
in the following obituary notice, the mother of
Col. Robert Carter Nicholas, distinguished citizen
of this State.
Died, at Atamasco, the residence of John Patter-
son, ESQ.,. Baltimore county, Nd, on the 5th inst,
in her s4,h year, Margaret Nicholas, rect of Gov.
Wilson Cary Nicholas, of Virginia, and sister of
the late Gen Samuel Smith, of Maryland lady
who distinguished by her own virtues and
character, well for being the relict of gen.
lleman so we'll known for his great abilities and ef
fective services as a politician. As a member of
Congress, and subsequently Governor of Vir-
gna, he exerted great weight in the councils of
his country.
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Wasteru News.

THE RIVERA Flood. From the accounts which
reached last night (says the Louisville Journal OF the
lh entertain apprehenslons that we shall be
visited bv another flood. The rains Saturday and Sun
day night have extended large tract of country in
every direction, and melted the the mountains In
the twenty four hours ending last evening" the river had ac
cordDg to the mark the canal between and feet
and the drift is running thick. At Cincinnati, during
the time had risen feet and at Psburg at noon
yesterday there II feet water in the channel and at
dusk 20 eet-sh0wine rise of feet in five six hours.
The Kentucky had risen 16 feet at Frankfort during
the -four hours ending at Socock Monday even
ing and still rising rapidly. 1t full OF drift and
shocks of hemp and corn. The steamer Blue Wing was
lying above the bridge at Frankfort, and unable to
under it.
The Lexington Atlas says that the streets in that city
flooded with water and it had filled many cellars The
Atlas appehend that much damage has been done hemp
which was spread out and ready to be taken up.
Pittsburg, jan l6-SP. M.-lBy Telegraph ]-There are
20 feet the channel and rising At there
IL feet water in the channel The present from the
Monongahea and sudden that large number of
coal and atboats and other property carried away. The
loss of property, far ascertaned is about s40O No
lives lost. Navigation again resumed. The steamer
Pennsylvania left this port to day.
from the Louisville Journal, 18th instl
The river in the twenty -four hours ending last evening,
had risen feet The whole length of the wharf could then
be walked without getting into water The Kentucky river
had fallen feet Frankfort yesterday morning. At Gin
cnnau and Gallpos says the Telegraphc Dispatch the
rising very fast and the kanawha also rising
Our latest papers from St. Louis of Friday. The Mis-
sssppi then blocked by ce but the weather had mod
Grated and navigation that point undOu btedly by
this time.
Monday.
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LocALs.-See third page for City News, 8c.
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THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL
wERs's GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLESS WORK OF ART,
which originally exhibited New York. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington, s exhibition
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET
The proceeds (by the muncen donation owner JAMES
RoBB ESD to be devoted the formation of Asylum for the
relief of DESTITUTE FEMALES
Pamphlets descriptive Of the work, be had at the Door, at the
Bookstores and Hotels-Pnce, 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets, so CENTS Children under IL years. hapnce
Season Tickets, ST.
Hours of Exhibition, from A. M. to 10 P M. n2Su
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Great Reductions III Winter Goods!
HENRY, STODDART & co. have reduced their Win
ter Goods, and offer them low prices, con-
sisting of
Rich GLACE and FIGURED SILKS
Printed CASHMERES and De LANES:
PLAID and BROCHE SHAWLS;
Embroidered ROBES, Gin Lace Muslin }
HOSIERY. GLOVES sc.
to- ONE PRICE 81 Canal street,
jy25 ct Next Door to ST. Charles st.
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

Hudibras-.Hiea ge-H0rdce Greetey-EItsnsiUe COun
terfeittng-HorribEe StreGts-Infuenza, etc.
New YORK, Jan, IA, l64s
Ed, Crescent-A IIow me tn recta chaner from Hudi.
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NTANTED-A good, respect able YOUNG LADY, Il
w take interest in a small FANCY STORE-on,
who CUT and FIT dresses and superintepd the Mill
merry business. Information be had at No. gil st
Charles street. je25 ct
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NHE lower part OF the House situated on the north
Il of Erato and Dryades Walk Streets near the new -
Dryades Market. well adapted for Grocery Dry Goods II;
or Boot and Shoe Store, with comfortable for al
Apply the premises. ja25 IT.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-04

SHAKESPEARE READrsos.-Our citizens are 10 be
favored with reading from Shakespeare, to-mor-
row night, by Miss KIMBERLY. Her readings have
been highly spoken of by every paper in Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, and her fame popular reader
has so far preceded her TO cause quite ana-
icty among our citizens TO hear her. BY the adver
tisement in another column il will be that she
reads HAMLET, on Wednesday evening, in Odd
Fellows Hail. 9TH street, it being the only evening
in which she read in Washington.
The CRY CoUScILs met usual yesterday af-
tcrnoon No business of special importance was
considered in either branch. The fire bill was re-
ccivcd in the Board Of Aldermen from the Common
Council, with a notice of the adherence Of that
board TO their original bill, and disagreement 20
the amendment of the Aldermen. No action was
taken Of the matter.
The MEETING or CoSGREss yesterday at the Cap
ito drew TO both Houses large attendance of ladies
and gentlemen, Notwithstanding the unpleasant
ness Of the weather. The appearance of Mr.. Clay
in his old scat in the Senate chamber attracted
much attention from visiters, who gratifed 10
witness him once more in the councils Of the ma
ton.
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WASHINGTON CRY AGENCY.

HHARLES ALERT, Attorney at Law, will give
" his attention TO the prosecution of Claims be-
fore Congress and the Executive Departments. Of
flee, 7 street, near Treasury Department, Wash
ingtor D. c.
REFERENCEs:
Hon. Daniel Webster, Boston Hon. Robert c.
Winthrop, do; Hon. Abbott Lawrence, do; Sam
uel ID. Bradford, esq, do. Hon. C. w. Lawrence,
New York; Hon. Edward Curtis, do; Messrs
Rowland Aspinwall, do; Messrs. Fox & Living
ston, do; Messrs. E. & G. w. Blunt, do; Messrs.
Alsop & Ciaunccy, do w iiiisIn >. wetmore, esq
do; Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon.
George Nj. Dallas Philadelphia Hon. J. X. niger
soil, do; St. George r. Campbell, esq do; b. w.
Richards, esq, do; S. Morris Waln esq, do. Ste
phen Baldwin, esq, do; Hon. Louis McLane, Bal
timorc; Hon. Robert NJ McLane, do. ; Hon Robert
j. Walker, Washington; Rev Smith Pyne. do. /;
r. s. Coke, esq, do; Messrs. Corcoran s. Riggs,
do; Hon. jefferson Davis Mississippi; Hon. Henry
5. Footc, do; Hon. 5. w. Downs, louisiana.
Nov 29-codIm
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WATSON 4 RENWICK,

WATSON 4 RENWICK,
Patent Agents,
Fsreet, Opposite the Patent Office, Washington ID. O.
DROCURE LETTERS PATENT in the United
i States, and in foreign countries, and give adj
vice on all questions arising under the Patent Law
REFER HOME CORRESPONDENTS TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner of
Patents
Hon James ID. Westcott, jr., Chairman of Com
nittec of Senate on Patents.
Gouverneur Kemble, esq. West Point Foundry
James Renwick, LII. d., New York.
Henry Brevoort, esq, Glendon Iron Works, Bos-
ton.
H. R. Durham & Co., Steam Engine Builders
New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwin
b. b. French, President Electro Magnetic Tele-
graph Company.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS TO
Richard Creed, esq, CLondon and Birmingham
Railroad Company London.
Edward Sabine, F. r. s., Lieutenant Colonel
Royal Engineers, Woolwich
Michel Chevalier, Ing6neur- en- Chef; and Rob
ert Walsh, esq., Paris. Nov. 20-3taw6w&w4
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.
:, WAsIuNGToN, ID. T.. ,
noconnhcr I2du

December, lS49. (
The GREAT EASTERN MAIL from BALTIMORE,
PHmADELPHIA, New YoRK, Boston, &c, and Bur
FALo, &c, will be received by9 o'clock, a. m,
daily and the Mail 10 be sent from this offlce, TO
and by those places, will be closed as heretofore at
4 and O'Clock, p. m daily.
The SOUTHERN MAIL will be closed hereafter daily
at O'Clock, A. m, and will be received, hereto
fore, daily, by O'clock, p. IN.
The SECOND EASTERN MAIL and GREAT WEST
ERIN MAIL are received by 8 p. m, and closed at 9
p m, daily. The Mail Trains, North Of Philadel-
pha, TO arrive there in time TO connect with the
Train'for Baltimore, which brings the Great Mail
10 arrive here by "a m No Eastern Mail Is re-
ceived at this Office on Sunday night, and no East
ern Mail, Ia be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up
on Saturday night.
The Mail for ANNAPOLIS Maryland, and Non
FOLK and adjacent places in Virginia. Is closed
every night, except Saturday, at p. m, and is
ccived six times a week. with Mail from BALTI
MORE, Maryland, by IL m.
The Mail from GEoRGErowN, ID. c., is received
twice daily by a. m and p. m, and it is closed
for that place al the same hours
The Mail from ROCKVILLE, &c, Maryland, is re-
ceived Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Of each
week, by p m and ii is closed for those places at
p of the same days.
The Mail from BRooKvILLE, &c, Maryland, Is
received by p. m, of Wednesday and Saturday,
each week. and closed for those places at p M, of
Monday and Thursday.
p m, Monday Wednesday and Friday, and Is
closed same days at p. m.
PonT ToBAcco, &c, Maryland, received Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, by 5 p. m; closed
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 8 p. IN.
WARRENToN, MIDDLEBURG, &c. Virginia,
ceived Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, by II p.
M; closed at p. m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday.
LEEsBURG, &c, Virginia, received by and closed
at p m, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
o. The postage newspapers, and that on all
printed matter addressed to any foreign country, is
required TO be paid in advance The postage is also
to be prepaid on letters and packets addressed to
and Scotland, and Bremen, in Europe and some
places to which they pass through the Bremen post
office.
o. The Office is open from O'clock, a, M, TO 9
O'Clock, p. m, daily, except Sunday, and on that
day it is open from to 10 q. m, and from Z to 9
p. m. WILLIAM A. BRADLEY,
Dec. l-6t Postmaster
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G. 8. FOWLER.

u -. FoNbrns
IMPORTER of China and Quccnsware, and
Il dealer i'm Glassware Cutlery, lamps, Candida.
bras, Girandoes, Walters, Britannia Ware, Plated
Ware, &c. &c,
Has received, within the last few months, by the
ship Chesapeake, from Liverpool and otherwise,
upwards Of
400 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his assortment equal 10 any i'm the
country, consisting, IN part, as follows, viz
Gold banded and plain white China Dinner and
Dessert Sets, and detached pieces, consisting OF
Casscrolcs, Compotccrs, high and low Baskets, Dish
es, Plates, &C. &c.
Rich and plain Tea Sets, and detached pieces.
variety Of Dinner Sets, DO, do
Beautiful Toilet Sets, do do
Rich and plain Punch Bowls.
Rich painted Candclabras.
large assortment Of Girandoles.
Rich and low priced Vases, Alumct Holders
Plated and other CandlcstiCks, Cake Baskets.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Sets, Walters and
lamps
Ivory handled Knives, Knives and Forks; thread
cd and plain plated and albata Forks
GLASSWARE.-R cut and plain Dccantcrs,
Gobcts, Champagne, Hook Glasses. Wines, Tum-
blcrs Cordial G. asscs, Finger Bowls, Savers, Float
Bowls, Dishes Bouquet Holders, &c.
large assortment Of Common Ware at whole
sale and retail, low as il be purchased in the
country.
Stone Wares at the manufacturers prices.
Store i'm Odd Fellows Hall 18th street.
Dec. l-eoif I'm [Unionl