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FOR CALIFoRNIA-The three masted schooner
sacramento will leave this evening for San Fran.
CISCO, California She altogether one of the best
adapted vessels for the voyage that has vet left this
port She is new, coppered and copper.fastened.
and very fast sailer. company of clever fellows
go out in her, and the trip, alone, will be one of
pleasure, as the vessel will call at Rio and yalna.
raiso and other Cities and afford those going out an
opportunity of seeing these old South American
clues. She goes through the Strait. of Magellan,
which will be a delightful part of the voyage. as
fish and game can there be had in abundance. II
Is expected she will make the voyage in 100 DAVIS.
Inc vessel lies opposite the Beef Market First Mu-
nicipality. Take look at her this dav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

ORLEANS THEATRE.-The much admired new
opera, by Auber, " Ha1dee, or The Greek Slave, :"
is to be performed this evening, for the first time in
New Orleans, with all the magnificent scenic effect
and correct costumes which have so greatly aided
its effective representation upon former occasions
Mesdames Fleury-Joly and Lecourt, and Messrs
Leon Fleury and Valet, will appear Ex-President
James X. Polk is expected to attend the Theatre on
this occasion, accompanied by the Committee of
Reception
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

USEFUL AND IMPORTANT WoRK-We are in
formed that our friend E. J. Gomez, of La Patria,
Is about to publish new Spanish and English
Dictionary, on the arrangement and formation of
which he has devoted almost four years. Mr.. G..
was induced to undertake this lengthy and tresome
work on account of the inefficency of Neuman
i" baretti's and Cubi's Spanish Dictionaries, -
winch are the only ones TO be found in this country,
ana are hlled with faults and imperfections. Mr..
uonez work. as far as concerns the Spanish part
OF 1t, we understand is framed strictly under the
latest edition of the Spanish Academy at Madrid,
and 1t will contain about two thousand words more
tnan either Neuman's or Cubi's Dictionaries and
also long list of the Spanish Synonyma, which is
very important and necessary addition. Such a
work as this has been needed in this country, and
Is becoming more and more necessary, as our in
'ercourse with the countries where Spanish is the
hative tongue is daily and rapidly increasing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

RIvERs.-The following We take from the St.
Louis Organ, of the 18th: The Upper Mississippi
has risen at the rate of Is inches in "a hours and
is still rising 1t is full of floating ice. Gorge re-
ported broken between Burlington and Oquauka
Steamer Cora gone over the rapids. The Illinois
is higher than in "A, and rising inches in the "a
hours. Over the banks all the way down. The
Missouri is said to be falling slowly. The Usage
has feet water in the channel and falling rapidly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

NEW FoRTIFIcATroNs.-The late Secretary of
War previous to his retiring from office, gave the
ioiiowlng names to the new Notifications now being
erected by government The fort at the narrows
OF the Penobscot river, Maine, Fort Knor fort
on Governors Island, Boston Harbor, Mass, Fort
WINTHROP; fort on Ronse's Point, New York, Fort
montgomery; fort at Black Rock, N. Y, Fort Por-
Ter tort at Spring Wells, near Detroit, Michigan,
FoH Wayne; fort at Grand Island, Platte river,
oregon route, Fort Kearneu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

OLYMPIC CIRcUs.-Our readers are referred to
the advertisement, fora list of the almost unequaled
array of talent to be brought forward this evening
Every description of equestrian performances may
be seen in perfection and in order that every taste
may be suited, there is to be vast variety of in
tervenng entertainments, diversified enough to sat-
isfy the most exacting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

HAcEs-Ihe Bingaman Course-The races adj.
vertlsed for the Bingaman Course to-day will, in
all probability, be one of great interest D;al,aa.
Jenny Lind, and Eolus are all nags of merit, and
the nce-two mile heats-s just the thing to bring
out their best points, If the weather continues
lair the Course will be in frstrate condition and
excellent sport may be anticipated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Thompson the sci.
entiic professor of the toe and heel art takes his
benefit this evening. This really clever little fell
low has afforded the public great deal of amuse-
ment during the winter, cheerfully repeating his
tatiguing performances whenever called upon. He
Is about the best comic dancer in the United States
tie puts forth an entertaining bill, and we shall be
glad to hear that his benefit turns out bumper.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

SHIP FEvER-The British ship Cambria, which
put into the Delaware Breakwater a short time
since, arrived at New York on the 18TH She had
$50 passengers: 70 deaths occurred on board after
she left Ireland and 50 were sick on board with the
ship fever when she arrived
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Arrivals al The Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES. us Preston c. l. Cox, La; DR. C Lu
cas-, P Colman Langton, Ala Ho%el, 7 Bunce Ky;
Mccarthy, \; 1osmer, La F Wells, Va; Mrs Adams
Bastard; Blood, o. Dickinson. Texas; 7 P,indexte
y; Allen, Jr, Mss Pace do; T BIbb - Webb, La; -
Cook, England.
VERANDsH....S Allen, La L Schoofrld, Va; Mitchell
and lady, Mrs Cawson Pearson, Ohio: Cabot Shelton
Ala; r DilarI, Texas.
HEWLETTs... &C pit Clay, Power, Ark; Turnbul C
Young, La; Brands, Miss; L Church, N o.
PLANTERS. VIII VIII and son. Mr. Hllard.
ST. LOUIS. James Polk and lady, Col Watkins, Miss
Haynes MISS Rucker, Tenn.
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To HoRsEMEN.-Particulara attention is directed
to an advertisement in our columns of rattle of a
splendid Mexican saddle, at the " Shades" on
Saturday evening. Equestrians are invited to call
and examine it, as we are assured it will positively
be ratified at the time specified, though the chances
may not be all taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

At o'clock morning Of the 2lst INST, Eli a.
daughter of John and Blanche Shea agea years anu ~
ar Kentucky papers will please copy
On Wednesday morning, O'Clock, Of congestion Of n %
CHARLES WASHING TON youngest son oil sahuei " ~
Kathrens, aged years, mouth and IL days. - $500
Parish OF East Baton ouge MIS- an.
DA CORDER Virginia, and for the last iofy ysa
resident of that Parish aged SO
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE-To-night is set apart
TOR the benefit of Mr.. Mcmillan, and we hope
there will be full house, as he is really deserv.
ing actor. The performances will be the "Bride
of Lammermoor and the Ettrick Vale
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See Third Page far CRY News, &c.

The Ex-PREsIDENT.-Mr. Polk and his accom-
plshed lady received vsiters at the ST. Louis Hote
yesterday afternoon, and crowds of ladies and gen.
tlemen waited on them to pay their respects. In
the evening, the Mayor, Recorders, Committee OF
Reception, etc., dned with Mr. Polk. To-day he
will receive visters at the Hotel, from ii A. M to
2 pm. At 5 o'clock public dinner will be given
to him at the same place, which we expect will be
grand affair, as several hundred invitations have
been issued.
In the evening Mr. Polk, lady and suite, will leave
the city, in the fine steamboat C. E. Watkins, for
Nashville direct, the state of his health being such
as to render it necessary for him to decline any in
viations to visit the river towns For this reason,
ne has already declined an invitation to visit
Natchez, rendered to him by the publicspirited
citizens of that place, through Gen. Quftman.
We regret that Mr.. Folks stay in our city is so
short, and hope that his retirement from the cares
OF office will soon prove beneficial to his health,
and that he may recuperate, and long live to enjoy
the respect of his fellow citizens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

W We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Messrs. P. R. Fell e. Co., No. "a
Common street, dealers in China, Glass and Earthen
ware. 10 those in want of articles in his line.
we cheerfuliy recommend his stock as being varied
and at as reasonable rates as any other in the c,v
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

FROM PORT Au PRINcE.-An arrival at New
York from Turks Island confirms the previous ad.
vices of an engagement between the Hayden and
Dominican forces, in which the former were
beaten. Sir r. Scomburgh is said to have gone to
Port au Prince, to act as mediator.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

SCIoTo VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The Legislature
of Ohio has chartered a company to construct a
railroad from Portsmouth to Newark, Ohio, via
Chicothe, Circleville, and Lancaster, through the
Scioto Valley
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

"urTA fERcHA-Smith & Brother, 50 Common
street. have all kinds of Gutta Percha and India
Rubber Goods including air-beds, tents, etc. They
nave also Gutta Percha pocket-companion, which
VIII be found Invaluable by California emigrants.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

COTTON FACToRY.-The entire stock 1880, 1000
in a new cotton manufacturing establishment Pro-
posed to be erected near McMinnville, Tennessee,
has been subscribed for.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

Ier The Littls Slate Factory 81 the Delaware
Wsisf Gap turas out annually sa,oeu seApsl slasss,
ssssaea issss saAaNAss 81 lssess slklAss
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CRESCENT CRY CIRcUs-The greatest tight
rope performer of the age, the celebrated and eccen
trio George Sweet, makes his appeal to his friends
tonight. He has provided an excellent bill of en-
tertainment; which, with his own merits, ought
to secure him a crowded house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

1T We acknowledge the courtesy of the officers
OF the steamer ST. Paul in placing us in possession
Of late St. Louis papers.
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Drilliant 1flnsieal festival.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
Pianist to the Emperor of Russia, and
MADAME T.. CAILLY,

ANA Have the honor the citizens New Orleans,
go that they will give IND GALA H&ET
E1w -ndE CONCERT at the E&-S84E
-laHYyEsH ARMORY HALL, ~n3e8
Er~ FRIDAY EVENING, Marchu Z v y
23d, novel and Unprecedented Of
B The Distinguished Vocnsts, Madame CASiN, Mr..
GREEN Mr. HELFT first ClaronetJe OF the grand Theatre de
Hmtourg and Mr. NoREs have kindly lend their
valuable MIR. SrRaKOSCH and Mai CALLY
Grand and Splendid ORCHESTRA, containing Forty of the
Musicians Amateurs New Orleans will also appear Mus-
cal Director and Conductor, Mr.. G. SCHMITT.
sx Mr. SrRAkoSCH will play, amongst other pieces
New Orleans the celebrated "Concert
c. Nj de Weber, accompanied full Orchestra; (by re1ies)
La syphile Fantasia Romantque and the "Flirtati
Polka"
Madame CAlLLY will sing other pieces the famous Ar
Semiram e the Grand Duo Norma together
Madame CAsIN, Aria Va dit ellie from Robert the Devil and
Thy particular rsquest(, "Casta Diva, " from Norma.
e- The Orchestra will Grand Oveures
SChAITT the second composed expressly this Fes ival
Tickets One Dollaro be had exclusively Armory
a Gentlemen requested Tickets previous
Of the Concert order
at haitpas Concert will hapast O'Clock.
gs~ The Hall nil be Splendidly Illuminated. mh9
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A New STEAMsHIP.-The Philadelphia Inqui.
rer. of the 18th inst, says that the enterprsng d.
reotors OF the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam
Navigation Company ass about TO place new and
beautiful side.whesl steamship spas he ias 10
eAAs'&tsai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

rF There was quite heavy hailstorm in Mo-
Ole on Sunday afternoon. The ice fell in Jumps
as large as pigeons egg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERs.-Canadan steam
ers will ply on Lake Superior the coming summer,
so that persons desirous to go from the Sault Ste
Marie to the mining districts on the Canadian side
will not be detained at the Sault.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

" we last evening saw at the "Pelican "
Poraait OF Gen. Andrew Jackson. taken in 1880, by
II, ,nman' which is acknowledged to be very good
likeness. We understand it is to be ratified. 1t is
wen worth seeing, and much more worth nossessinn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

LADIES' FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of St. Pauls
Church offer something new in the way of spend
ing an agreeable evening: they have prepared a
festival with the greatest skill and taste, together
with an abundance of good things, which will be
ready this evening, at the late Merchants Bank,
opposite Lafayette Square. The object is audable
one, or the ladies would not be engaged in it. They
are sure to accomplish their object and place the
Church upon footing of usefulness for which it
was originally designed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

DIED-in Yazoo City, Wednesday, the 18th instant
LroRD N PREwETT. editor and proprietor of the azoo
City Wing. aged 81 years."
% We are sorry to find the above announce
ment in the Wing of the 10th. Mr.. Prewett con-
Quoted his paper with much abili Ind courtesy.
Ills family, in its cad bereavement, has the SYM
pathy of his editorial brethren
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SHIRTS CRAVATS HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
Superfne linen Shirts, stitched bosoms- ~ 10 %
Suner6ne muslin shirts linen hos and collars 90 to rs
Fh s,r am, cn Shirts Silk and Linen Handkerchief.
Hickory cbeck and Negro Shirts Handkerchief
Msrino nsnne game brown. Linen nd Silk Gloves.
white and pink Undershirts and Black Kid Gloves. IL,
DRIVERS Cotton, msrino anu linen nah-
Sill Unlershirts and Drawers hose.
VERY rich styes fancy Cray.s Sk gingham Umbrellas
Italian and French black silk Also,
Cravats, Trunks yalises, Carpet Bags,<te.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Goodyear and warranted to stand
hot climate
Paeo sacs Cape Pouches Camp Blankets Can
teens souweser Piano Covers, Drinking Cups, Travelling
Bags Texas Leggng Haverssck Short Leggnsg Provsnn
Bags, Long Wading Bouts Life Preservers, &c, &c.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
mh,7r No. III Magazine street.
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E Eeckers, Prepared Farina-This

tg Eeckers' Prepared Farina-This article is
a5kiuwlel
the delicate, that obtained nva
Children Diet. 1t considered by the Medical Faculty
pero all other farnaceous of Dysny ard
Bowel Complaints incident this climate while highly
mends for domestic purpose tuc the max pull
dng - For sale by the Druggists generally, and the
Depot, CaTondeet whUes
tail, by TREADWELL g. BARRY
mi22 I'm Sole gents for the Southern Western
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

TO- oihzens of Nsworlssns!- The whole amount
NJ ,be Proceeds of the Exhibition in COOKIES NO. 10
a. Cbars. street. Of the two splendid works Of art
Po,pers,s GREEK SLAVE, and Ist'an's VENUS,
- nv the celebrated Baran devoted TO the New A
lnm in tins CITY, for the Relief of Destitute Females.
~ Rsronize this Noble Charity "~"p'
~ California Mining and Trading COMPANY OF
the City of NewOreans-Thn Company W E wv
EVENING at hapast O'Clock Sunday excepteul anu
desirou Of becoming members there make ppy
to the Secretary 1863 Gravsr street Tins COMPANY Sn h
for many years engaged mining IN Georgia. b.
man who superior chemist boh Of whom are '
Company, thereby advantages not only
pg.asd This Company will leave California at he earliest
moment practicable fully and IN al M r
mh0n ;. =. A-I w., ~
s% Gas Light Company. New ORLEANS March
:, sso A Dividend a-haf cent from the As
If ,s Bank Department will paid the Stockholders OF this
I,,;n,ion on and after LIST April next.
mhI4 sodlot !. ~. "0' ~
s- Preventive-The Picayune says that Eessn1hnss.
/. one of he best Preventives Of Cholera Clean
cheap. LEIGhToNs Gsni'men'' f''''n'ns '''' dis
Royal street.
s~ Strangers in tn City, see Dr. b. +. MQLLEN .I
~ hs in hi profession the United states Al mar aand
in need would do we'll give him CALI A. 90 Su''0
street, 49,
sv- Tho Great Remedy Of the Ase;-ane attention attention
a ia called advertisement Of Morses compound
srup Of Yeuop Dock Root which VII De ioune IN ,
a., comnlsipts vet discovered Sold by husIE o. FAD
lock Drgrists and Perfumsr, ITO Poydrasst' s|sdp
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Married Z
n eds

Nyp on the evening Of 18th inst, by the Rev. MI 81
n hs Manners Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr.
DER s REMEDY Of ST. LOUIS to Miss ELiLAbEih ANN
BENNETT. of NewYork.
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ALFRED MUNROE q co.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,

Have the largest stock of -, ,.,,,,
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
at Retail, New Orleans to which they nsl'e inc intention On
nu,ch,,ers ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
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9. of +. >. Meetings This Evening.

Ss meetings. EIvOAAn6s
at Temple Hall, $50 Canal ST.. at haifpast s.
aa5 Tcboupitoulas street, at halfpast7
;, pEyTfos No. Brothers h'
MrssIss1rpr VALLEY DIVISION No. g. at Unity Hall Ma
ngny Buildings. Third Municipality, at halfpast7
Meeting md Banner priesiaio by Olive Branch Union No
a"s sisl :G%
attend Two prominent psasets
mta5 JAMES A. DGNkfN, ssc'y Com. Arrangements.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
trsEE lDVERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
g yssos nis "a SSs
Mo5iis OREGON. Hiern, q r. NJ
t H3s Ga ii 2S9 sTAFEs
Corpus Christi. FANNY, Scott, 4P M
The steamship f. A. ogden ;7j1gs q Pseks.
s9sh 3 OGDEN ss is5 s,vs T
IA nhsa "A''H a. !" HYDE Z oGLEssY, POyda.
Mail Ma yntsd iat: ens ct
O'clock positively from poydIss street T o rsRv 70 pov,
Passengers will please board the above hour mf22
ag- The Regular Texas Packet Steamship Fanny,
S scott oo TauKsnAY I at X For
Ds Fs chagn Mssss from
please for their goods the Leye congnes the follow
S%s. dsf$ xIsp Ssns, s. w.
the undersigned they will be stored at their
RRhsI JOHN W. ANDREWS & co 81 Common
~ Cargo from Wreck of Bark Due d orleans.7
csgs Originally shipped MaT[s on board the bark
ooN the Bono and give in The
Of ther invoices without delay. ,r,,,rv co szc-
p Mechanic Re-
" Exchange, THIS EVENING, ThgIsday, ats o'clock:
mh22 Ii. r. SWASEY, Secretary.
To, Notice to Mechanics "A Preliminary Meeting
organizing Society for Mutual Benevoence and Protection will
take place THIS EVENING. Thursday March 90 at hapast
O'clock the house Of Pr lection Hose Fire Company Grod st.
between ST. Charles and Carondelet. mh22 1T
~ Lectures-For the Benefit of an Asylum for the
ReIsefof Destitute Females-AT ARMoRy HALL-The
Series will delivered MONDAY EVENING 26th
inst hapast O'clock by the Rev. DIR. SCOTT Subject
grafton America Some Of Results and Our Duty
American Citizens" M. M. COHEN
lmhzH Hl B. M. NORMAN,
CHAS. GARDINER, Treasurer Committee on Lectures.
60 A Cards.. Charles TAeatre-BENEFIT OF Mr.
MCMILLAN. Mr.. G. VANDENHOFF as the MASTER OF
RAVENSWOOD This EVENING Thursday, March %. -.
On which occasion the performances will commence with
THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR.
Ravenswood Mr.. &. Vandenhof
To conclude with
THE ROSE OF ETTRICK VALE.
Wandering steenle. Mr. NC MILAN
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CLOTHING AT COST.
To close Winter Goods offer the balancsof stock Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST FOR CASH comprising elegant and welseisc'sd
of Fine Goods, made in the best and Of all tho
most fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: Of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: Of Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS: OF Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
SACK PALETOTs of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tvseds
OVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Of Black
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Maele,, very rich Vests
DRAWERS: Of Silk, Merino Lambs Wool, Flannel Cotton
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS: of Silk MernO, Lambs' Wool, Flannel Cot
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DIES CHAMBREs: of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouyns Kid Of all coors Merno. Silk Cashmere Buck
skin,
CRAyATs aud sCARFs choice and
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, Half Hose suspenders Umbre
las Trunks and all articles pertaining genemans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
of india Evrba
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WASHINGTON, March IA, 6 Nudge Clayton,
formerly representative from Georgia, has been
nominated for the position of Second Auditor of the
Treasury, in place of General McCalla, the present
incumbent. Mr. Hannaker has been nominated for
Navy Agent at Philadelphia. Col Bigger, (deml
the present Postmaster of Richmond, has been re-
nominated. Henry V. Brown has been nominated
as Register of the Land Office at Green Bay. Nc
Cl!ntock Young, for many years the able and
efficient Chief. Clerk of the Treasury Department.
has sent in his resignation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

OLLAR GOLD PEN.
Il good GOLD PEN and Snuer Case .oiA Pencil for
ONE DOLLAR!
IL These Pens guaranteed and should points by
the purchaser exchange the Pen
charge kB- The price which Pens
makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold by GUINNESS g. BUSH, I2 Camp st.
mh20 Ct Dealers in Gold Pens. etc.
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Valuable Standard Works,
Just received ans. for sale By

Just received an. FOR sale By
THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal street.
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vols.
One and Two.
SHAW'S ENGLISH LITERATURE.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. In l3 suarto volumes. >Colnrod . ates.
EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA. Complete.
BACON'S COMPLETE WORKS 3 vols. royal svo
BRITISH ESSAYISTS. In Eight Volumes, comprising
MacauIay, Stephens, Sidney Smith, and others
WASHINGTON'S LETTERS. By Jared Sparks. In
Thirteen Volumes 8vo. half calf.
SHAKESPEARE. Illustrated edition. In Three Volumes
8vo. Edited by Gulian c. Verplanck.
PRESCOTT'S FERDINAND AND ISABELLA"
CONQUEST OF MEXICO" and " PERU" In vols
WAVERLEY NOVELS. Complete in "a vols Parkes
Boston edition.
cE B.. Law, MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS THE
OLoGIcAL and SCHOOL BOOKS, and sTATIONERY for
sale above. mhl9 itzdp
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pr.ventive-Thc Picayune says that Cean!neM
~ Of he 6ss Prevsnives Cholera Clean uNpEk-sHikTS
10 9 70 WERs SOCKS etc., be obtained both good and
cheap, at Ei0nA0" dis
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The Shields Case-New York Markets
ments-New Hampshire Election.

lIetsrHpneu papeTs.J
WASHINGTON, March 14.-In the Senate yester-
day the Shields case was again discussed. Mr..
Hales motion to inform the Governor of Illinois of
the vacancy occasioned by Gen. Shields's resigna-
ton was laid on the table. The resolution declar-
ing the election void was discussed, and adopted
by a large majority. The Senate went into Ex-
ecutive Session.
New YORK, March IA, 6 p M.-There has been
little business doing to-day, account of the rainy
weather The Cotton market is dull, and the trans
actions are in favor of buyers. At the close of the
market the quotations were for Upland, Fully Fair
to Good Fair, II to s.
From New Hampshire wei learn that Wilson
(whig) has been reelected to Congress. Nothing
definite as to the result for Governor.