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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-27

DATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER Betting
sy1s O." ''' SMITH IL BROTHER. So Common st.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.
Eridau Manning Anril "a l8A,

Friday Morning. April "a. 1895
COTTON.-There was a good business done in Cotton
yesterday the downward tendency of Feghts having
effect in increasing the demand The sales $500 bales
at very full prices.
oR FANS CLASSIFICATION
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$4,000 REWARD,
OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS

CAMP STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
SEYMOUR co, AZ CAMP street, (Next Door to
- the of Gavier street invite the attention of
citizens and purchasers generally to- their wei assorted stock
of FASHIONABLE and STAPLE DRY GOODS
which ere offered at unusually iow prices. apA 81
MATING. yCARPETTING. UMBR ELIAS, etc.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

1fsA For Liyerpool.-The A and fast sailing bark
DISPATCH For freight of 800 bales cotton or pas.
SAGE, apply to [ap26I L. III. GALE 81 Common "A
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As blyeIPooL-Ths fine. fast sailing British bark
,eLkS EAFhESS, Capt. J. Anderson, having the most
800 Of her ca'go engaged, will have dispatch For
freight OF the bulk Of 1900 bbls apply TO
DEWEY Il co, 81 Grayier st.
apo CHAS PALMER "a Rank place
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PASSENGERS:
Fer ship Waldron. from Liverpool-l35 steerage,
Fer ship Amazon, from Liverpool-l20 steerage
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<+a4s For Liysrpool-The A fast sailD ship GEN.
SSSsz4A BERRY, Capt. Patterson, will have immednte
dispatch. For feght Of ago bales cotton. apply to
L. II. GALE, SO Common IT.
For passage. having handsome acoommod ATOMS apply ON
board. : : - snai :
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NOTICE.
have this day retired from business all persons to
whom may be indebted will please bring forth their
CLAIMS within fifteen days from this date would also no.
ty all persons indebted to forth and settle with
me within that time would also solicit from my friends
and customers continuance their patronage for my Sue
eessor Z. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. M STJIITVAN
New Orleans April l. ls49 ap4 Inns 50 Commerce st.
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FURTHER REDJOTTON

ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVaL
FRQM and after MONDAY the 9Th inst the whole stock
in the Store 20 CHART Street will be sold at and
many articles much below. the Original Cost for Cash only
The stock of the largest and best assorted this city,
early hour. ~ ~ 49,
From the LIST of September the undersigned will
be located the centre of the square between Bourbon and
Dauphln on Canal st. [ap9 3taw1m] ID. II. HOLMES
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WANTS..

WANTED.
"A GOOD BRICkLAYER can find constant work du ring
"A the summer months, go in the country not 10 miles
from New Orleans, Apply t134 Poydras st. ap24 81
CABINET-MAKERS WANTED.
f'WO Cabinet makers can find constant employment al
l. the Corner of Gravier and Circus Streets
apps VIM. McCLUSKEY
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL q, ls4s

The New ENGINK-PhGnir Companu No Ave
learn that the new machine built by that excellent machnist
Mr. Jones' for the Phoenix Company comes up to the most
of the Company well as the builder
Inc tna on the I'D in Warrington Square. Third Mu.
cipaty. resulted as follows: :
Fint Trial. 16s feet, through l.inch nozzle.
second DO i55 feet. through do. do. Bunt hose (new)
rrhlrd d., !SS feet. through do. do. Burst hose. -
Fourth do. 19O feet. through = do. do Burst hose.
Our citizens will perceive on reference to the table, the
great power of the Phoenix and when such machines can
De built In New Oreanr the little need of seeking the work.
shops OF the North for their construction.
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing!
M. BARNETT-No 10. 10 Camp street,
IL AS now on hand, and is constantly receiving large
4 and magnificent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHlNG-all Of which being his own manu-.
facture enables him to sell cheap any other establish
ment OF the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen pur
chasing for their and dealers wholesale, are
respectfully invited TO call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do. do. all coIors
Black, brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs
Black and fancy Dap Etc Sacs and D'Orsay Coats
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletos.
Super fancy Linen Coats of every description
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merino Pants
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen, and Silk warp do.
Super white Marseilles and Linen Vests.
Hack Satin, Merno, Cashmere, Bombazine. and
Fancy Vests Of every quality and style.
mhi7 3m M BARNETT. IL Camps
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.

THE undersigned fully prepared execute all papers
neSseTsSsY 70 procure THREE MONTHS, \nA
4s and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased IN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war
under Major Dashieps office
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls this city, the
undersigned still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has trustworthy Agent
In Washington whose special duty it attend promptly
to all claims forwarded to his order
VIM MONAGHAN
ap2 1m'-3dp Late Capt. COZ 9TH Regt La. Vols
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SUMMER STYLE.
An CASES fine fashionable Drab Beaver HATS jus
~ received per ships Vicksburg. Edgar and Shelf a.
~ John DURBRIDGE, Wholesale Halter k0
S~apII III q CustOmh0use st. up stairs. -
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A LADY and GENTLEMAN can be accommodate,
"A with Board and Lodging, a genteel private family
at S35 per month. Apply to
MRS. MARKS. pa Gravierst
Also. Furnished Room TO Rent at $40 per month
Apply as above. ap23 tf
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Captain Rynders then went on and said he trusted he
would be allowed to make brief explanation IN regard
10 the position which he was in at the meeting lie
would not detain them long, for would take him only
few minutes 10 lei OF all the steam he held on the sub
lect The fact is he said, he would not have come, but
that he bad heard there disposition In the commit
tee-room 10 ostfacise him mistaken stale OF facis
but explanation had been made and all Is well he then
spoke at length about the divisions that have existed in
the party Both factions committed errors; he himself
did.
between Charley Bartleyl and Tom ODonnell, which
promised TO result in general row, but 1t was settled
without even bloody Captain Rynders continued
for a few minutes longer. and was followed by
Mr. Strahan, who addressed the meeting.
Mr. Charles OConoI got up and read letter, which
had been sent by Mr. Forney Of Philadelphia to the
mittee, in invitation TO him TO come TO New
York and address the meeting Mr.. Forneys engage
mens would not admit OF accepting the invitation; but
he hoped that the Empire State would follow Pennsyl
vania in the work Of redemption and regeneration. The
eyes Of the whole country on New York and Lonis-
ana waiting Tor their condemnation OF the Icksers at
Washington.
Mr. Schnabel Of Philadelphia was then introduced to
the meeting
John McKeon. amid an uproar OF applause next came
forward and addressed the meeting.
Mr. Chauncey Schafer next took the rostrum, and ex
pressed his delight al being present at this ratification OF
Mr.. Alexander Wells next succeeded, in an enthusiast
tic exhortaon for the cordial support of all the demo
cratic nominees, which every in Honesty bound
to give to the nominations.
Mr.. Edgar Welsh in conclusion, was called upon for
one OF his exemporaneous songs and came forward and
sang the downfall OF the whigs TO the air of the Slime
Old English Gentleman"
The meeting at ten O'Clock adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three cheers for OConor, and three
cheers for the united democracy.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

HEApoUARTERs MARINE CoRrs,
QuARTsRnAsrER's orrIoE Washington, October ., ls9
NEPARATE PROPOSALS be received this Office until 10
y O'Clock Monday, the at day OF November next for
furnishing the United States the following sta
lions for the year 1850, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlesiown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. s....
Gosport Norfolk Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida; and ~.
Washington, District Of Columbia
Of and OF fresh beef
three OF pound OF pork eighteen ounces OF
made supene -four superhne -four at the option OF The
and the Of pounds coffee twelve pounds
Of the best New Orleans eight quarts OF the best white
quarts vinegar quarts pounds OF good hard
and and half pounds Of good hard dipped aow
Candles TO each ration.
The order Of command
either bulk by the single ration, and
shall Of best and choice pieces Of the the
be No pork and the Of the best quail
kinds named, subject inspection No bid will be
this Office unless accompanied by bond for two hundred
uciency of the suees must be certified by official
person. TO be endorsed Proposals for Raions for 1882
i AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Oct l0-aawtd Quarternaster Marine Corps
Union and Republic, Washington the Amecan Sentinel,
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia the Portsmouth Gazette, New
Hampshire Boston Times, New
York Herald New York Evening New York Courier and
and New York Sun; the Baltimore Daily Advertiser Bai
Republican, and Baltimore SUM Norfolk Norfolk
Gazette Alexandria, Virginia. Pensacola Gazette
insertions each week. send
accompanied by printed Of the advertisement this Office
III
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The New York Herald rcpublisbes the letter OF az"
from the New York Courier, and to attach much
credit to its developments launches out into long dis
seaon the character OF NJ Bodsco and the supposed
conduct OF the Emperor and concludes by stating that
the news after all wants official confirmation: we are
not informed how il from Russia but there is good
reason to believe the report"
The Herald seems even to claim the credit OF having
originally started the first inimaon Of the event. in
letter from its Washington correspondent Of September IS,
which concludes with stating
He may have recalled him TO intenogae him as to hi.
IN Arp0cam fsnds, schi fhs Rsssas Erchsqner cas
rosbiesss The spy who for tes years dogrrd Ais steps,
reached Rsssia osg before the iaisfsr and WADE h report
his imperial master, have been eredby isfrsd
The ssops 81 Siberia are ~of 90 pfeasanf the afmosYht Of
So Psfosbsrg OF Washingfo~.
And yet. after ALL il is hoax wecontradicted yes.
terday upon the highest authorityfrom the Russian
legation at Washington The telegraph correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun is mistaken in saying that Madame
Bodsco has published card denying altogether the state
ment Of the correspondent Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer in relation to the Punishment Of her husband
She received letters from him by the steamer Europa,
stating that he had left Russia his return 10 America
and that he expects TO arrive about the LIST OF January
next We have seen such card, Gas we suspceD
win any appear.
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Communicate

Communicsiet
We had the pleasure Of being present carusis Tuedr
evening last the Maea Sees given BY Professor Rahe s
his young assisted by the talented children fsowewp'
man. Mr. Ebcssc and Ill who ~o there ah
agreeable evening spent within walls
We profess ability discourse scientifically No
steal maten, but claim night know when pleased
We therefore say DE piano occasion, though y
BY boy years old, hav'
heard when highly celebrated forte toncnof eded
and that the violin, Ia the hands Of % younger child, eemed
% the delicious strains of pures melody such q &
with which gentle ARIEL charmed the spell bound lowers ~
little friends, Amele and virniashey, no, assisted vonS
fully In the illusion that how osbcr, had stolen na
into AIRY land. Their Good night love-" (sounzmbua scene,
nser Of the listeners, sadb responded
lover Of music whom e time Tor departure arrived
We feel hst sk nothing in saying that hess te girls POSES
talents Of high ORDER and that their Of and reer
Of execution do ample credit the pains that have been h
the culture Of their Voices which informed has been ~
terry under the direction Of M fsnkn teacher Of much ees
rity in this city
The professor repetition Of the for ioni
and wa hope m sr, N wei, n,t,,n,xed &C
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Yesterday. this beautiful and eommodious hotel tO
mery called Coleman's) opened under the auspices
Of that experienced and enterprsing host. MI. E D.
Willard The whole house has undergone Thorough
repair and improvement on the outside and in. Il Is
furnished in the most elegant STYLE and offers the mos
attractive accommodations to every vsiter, whether pas
senger or lodger. Where so much money has been
expended and 80 much taste has been exhibited in III
improvements it is safe to predict extensive run and
permanent patronage t6the house.
Yesterday, Mr.. Willard spread sumptuous and hos.
pitable board for his numerous friends We sincerely
wish him all the success which he so richly deserves
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4 wedge u Gold.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Parrot for the inspection Of
several pieces Of gold which he procured from Cafon
Among them is rude lump, with all the marks upon d
having been disinegrated in that form from the bed
which it was deposited and weighing about two pounds
worth about 1914 We have seen variety OF specimens
dug up from the mines Of Virginia and North Carolina
and from the placers Of California, but this piece sur
masses them all
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rhe Cone,r, ,h,. Ey,.,.r !, c.rv.,,

We invite The attention Of the music going portion Of reader
% the programme in another column, Of Professor Rase o BIO
concert tins evening Caru Saloon All the performer viii
the exception Of Professor Ra.che, American artists Mr. h
vim, the blind vocalist admirable singer The x chidrcn-
Of whom the Misses and Masters Ebabach, o city, who
constitute The other portion Of the peromcrsare Of
steal talents and musical knowledge In astonishing degree m
vcins, only Of axe, Is musical prodigy The
which Professor Rasche Tuesday evening
and fashonaby amended. The audience
lighted with The performance. We the citizens Of wshnra
viii this evening manifest their appreciation Of lentos
extraordinary chnacteE by filing lhe Saloon.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Assembly, passed d Of February,
lss providing for The erection Of monument 10 George Wash
hereby premium Of ye hundred dollars for plan for
be approved By accompanied with necessary
Us erection.
The win be located the Capitol in the city
Richmond be of Virginia granite MARBLE
of BOTH and hundred thousand dollars
required by the Of December
enclosed 70 the Governor Of Virginia.
WILLIAM r. RITCHIE,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WICkHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES,
NATHL NJ MARTIN,
Oct 2l-lm Commissioner
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TO CoRRESPONDENTS.-we must beg our CORE,
spondenf suchss aesd the suggestionto upon
one side oiy Of the sheet in their the
press They have idea what Inconvenience we
BY violation Of this rule how retsds the progress OF
The oomposor, and how much 1t mulpss the chances Of
typoRra phical mistakes.
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The following promotions and appointment In the navy
we learn, were made on Tuesday by the President,
James NJ Mcfniosh, % be captain In the navr. sa
Gwinn, deceased.
promoted. rfs $50
William E. Boadinot, to be lieutenant, vios Lynch
promoted.
Van Rensselaer, Morgan, to be lieutenant vee Z. q
Anderson, resigned
Richard T. Allison, OF Maryland appointed purscr in The
navy, vioe Nathaniel Wilson, deceased.
[Rsyubiic.
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We understand that the Hon. Elisha Whiuesey, ,As
First Comptroller Of the Treasury. has refused 10 allow
the accounts OF the Secretary Of the Senate for construct
i've mileage paid to the members Of thai body who wen,
in attendance al the Executive session in March last III,
amount so paid is stated at about OOo-a potion a
which was paid to every member OF the Senate but ths
General Cass, il We remember rightly, refused 10 receive
constructive mileage. which the precedent hsre,oo
established would have given TO him.
A correspondent Of the New York Courier states;
Who those three have not learned urther than h,
Gen Cass Is one. Mr.. Whi,esey, after full delber,ou
was OF opinion that the claim ought not TO be allowed
Fearing, however, that the sdminisirafion might regN
this inopporune occasion for SUCH action msh
dsplease the Senate he stated the to the Presided
through Mr. Clayton, and added the remark that II wa
not thought proper act in accordance with his (M VIII
convictions. lao would resign the compuollersnip Thu
Presidents prompt and characteristics reply was, "1a M
Waisey 10 do THAT right, and ki the consequences tab
Of hemsepss" The claim was immediately rejected
The same correspondent says that "Mr. Dickens hs
his remedy against the honorable senator's"
We believe that the general practice Of the governm.
has been in favor Of the constructive mileage though
senators have thought il right former occasion
to refuse IT,
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We shall notice in due season the late extraordnay
letter and Massachusetts speech Of Mr. Salmon p Chas
the last elected senator Of the United States from the Stat
Of Ohio. II is altogether ultra and Incorporating o.
the subject Of slavery; and upon the same principle
which he Processes he could not have voted in the M
eal convention for the present constitution Of The Un
States In fact, had such spirit generally prevals
in that august body, there could have been no cons
tuition formed. Having objected to the non-inerendo
course which the Union has pursued on this sabjsc
we shall feel ourselves at liberty II mot bound. to motto,
Mr.. Chases letter and speech.
The Baltimore American charges the ultra uncomprc.
missing principles Of Mr. Chase "a frank exposition d
democracy in its latest development" We protest agans
this sneeng expression, calculated TO msrepresen The
great principles Of the democratic party.
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mAnRIrp.

On Tue.d.y evening the 18th ut, Glasgow, Missouri, By q,
Rev " A. sxv,sr, JOHN M BRoNAUGH, N. D., hrpeny .
this city, 10 GEoRGIASA H., daughter Of The late Jsds Joss
MoRRrs of that town.
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CONCERT M THE AMERICAN INFANT ARTIsrEs

DRofEssoR AsCHE accompanied by his Henry and
Aired his highly talented pupil Mr. b. Paryin "a blind yo
institution Phladelpha respectfully
they win give grand vocal and nstrumena con
Caru Saloon Friday evening" November Nd assisted BY
Of Mr.. Eberbachs talented children
Peforaersvocalists, Mr. Parvin Misses Emile and virginia
Masters Edward Ebebsch e oldest III, and the
youngest years ofsge Master Alfred Rasche yons years
contains choice pieces selected from the most
popular authors Beethoven, Mozart, Roni Dcliini, De
beriot, Anber, Thompson, Clihon, nc.
particulars small biIis
Tickets cents children half price, Tickets admitting two Ia
dies and eepcman 81 20 be had az the music and ecokstore
Door. open at !, quarter O'Clock
In
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Appointments BY shs Pressd'

APPoantmsnS ~ shs Fresdsns.
John c. Clark be Solicitor Of the Treasury, vs G
removed. tt1t
Thomas L. Smith, be First Auditor Of the Treasury
rice Clark.
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CoALi COAL tine undersigned h.. .nc.s, and ss =,
taken from the vessel for cash
Also, hand Phadelpha cacined pser
white panrs Carolina railing the best city burnt lime BY
me sh together kinds of lumber for building
which reasonable terms FOR cash
snort credits, a. his limited.
Also considerable various patterns OF cornce ick
rom tne ns of Mr. Those OF
o. me above wi, please call and besre they buy
Intel. and W. NevrI le
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(OAI- COAL COAL i-Those wooid be supplfe
with good article o. Anthracite coal. stove
ranges nd.,n and furnaces, b. accommodated calling
he Old stand LsnoxS wharf he Long Bridge, o. y esm
heir order John Cs.nt, ESQ., conner q IN and .ss
lohn w bsnen Brchers, fcnnsyvana Opposite
Hoei; % q Joseph Nev, dealer opposite wIiards Ov
Hotel, 1fn street. -
Prices modsrss Term. e..h, sascs. csrwi.. ..nssa ss.'
delivery. mo. PETTfBoNh
Nov e-I2c.v
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Aecsien a.d Commis.ion Notice.

A H. REACH g. NJ TUCKER having established themselves
The General Auction Coms-on Business the city OF
under the arm Tucker solicit
liberal share OF public patronage They
on ali kinds property
ed 10 their care Also 20 receive upon consignment
goods very earliest period, a very
promp returns 10 merit the confidence Of people.
Their saIesrom l. Pennsylvania avenue opposite
Bo iut
door sales and their wareroom
soods maj NAV be CONSIGNED 20 them.
They will add that their business upon
,nr,Ie i'm no ins,anee will nrticIes ntrd N
ter bd I'M by repons
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rrs.s.ry Notes o-sss.nd,ns s.v.@ssr + Is4a
TRKAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Noven I, 1873.

TRKAsuRy DxrArrmxxr
Registers Office, November !, 1873
A isss, as per records Of hi. Office So siS7s
nss a. per rseod. o Of ' hi. ' ooe - @ s"
mary, iss as pef records &c I Of Ibis Office aoso
2,aa,ss 81
DEDUCT cancelled notes In the hands of the
accounting officers, Of which $500 IL
der acts prior 90 nd July, 1896. 1850 UNI
s sst Of oSs ss 81 January ns is 'n' an'' zo
49, 40 Al
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0srRICH FEATHERs.--we have received 10 dozen nea
boanet tsaters comprising al shades want o.
10 display them will dispose Of the io very cheap The s~
invited examine The assortment.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.