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AUCTTON SAFES.


~ Sales Arrangements r ne Ssasc sayt Bank ADD o,er
sock Tuesdays and Thursdays; heal Estate Nednsdays and
ferdays Y O'Clock, az Banks Arcade ensrsf .si inter-
inedhte IayM NJ Ofiee 10. 10 Ianka Arcnds P.ss...
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

n y n IL r u II ~ II
Splendid steamship aHAbA M ACnJfsF W5r5s
WFnNEseo aRmander, will leave from Chagres direct,
c., RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN % $50
In Steegage, Mes with the crew ..... Ak
No Ticket secured until paid for. Freight 10 cents per
- An experienced Surgeon ! attached to the Alabama
G1s to passengers the bsst MEDICAL 9ttendsnGe
eEEssa FOR CHAGREs, via Havana,-U. S. .Ha1i
s SStSaTs SO 1Ghs splendid FSSia mail a
j. arstere, " s. NJ commanding viii leave for Chssrs a.
I,ta n he Salorna and Oregon Mails, TUESDAY,
e 3 January, leo a. clock p M punetuay, frOmoo
., RATES OF PASSAGE:
In ioSer i,sbi
In Storage. and with crew. to Ciasress S
D. r ffag hi, 90 cents per cubic foot.
@ S tor havana must procure passports from tn
No passage secured until paid AN passage ticket
anu o 70 receive freight must be procured from the ofc
a,s PARADISE, LAwRAsoN s. CO, Agents,
Surgeon is attached to the Falcon, thereSy away sI
securing good medical attendance 10 her passengers
tt FOR SAN FRANCIstaB, Caliiornia-Packet Q
as 5s FISH Es5t and Sbg Wy g. g.
date nddf spas,ee t s her cgp o. board g meet with me
for cabin and second cabin psgers, and is well oSnd Sa
h u59 e. ~ every 72ct For reig passage, apply
%3BYm% Bo&E Err 50 Camp street,
Cabin passage. s0; second Cabin, $50 and fonnd i,
ST. ST. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California, Direct
$3.50 freight 9Rt-Lhs superior eoppered and COPPER
IHr;i fastened fast-sailng ship RUSSIA, Capt. j. o
loading No. oF N9nc PsI srs and fT vii
WIN lmmedlate DISPATCH For freight only apply TO
dl3 PARADISE. LAWRASON 4 co. 81 Grayier st.
IA FOR CALiFORNIA-Nel5 OTleans and C5a-
AEd1 grGs Regular JiRe-The AL fast saing c0pparsd
- and copper-tasened brig MOUNT VERNON,
9Gey; master having very superior accomodations ioi
Those going to CaoS VIA Cnge s as paTs
elsewhere. For tickets apply to
- Q. WICKHAM, 35 Common street
do or to r. nj. HARRISON & co, Il Grayier ST
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETa.

qERscErr OFg1en,
IuA9dAg Morning, JznuHry 3. -.
sCOTfON.-Thcss not . general ds.usnd a Geo..
yesterday, butfi sses nsssz,sls .s. 7ee 80 :, -
changed prizes
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN the night of the LIST inst, Double Backed
~ GOLD WA Oh medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkman & Collin
London, No. 25Og-on the outside engraved with
the initials IS. W. Aso-a GOLD CHAIN,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached. The
above reward will be given and questions asked any
Office Of the Verandhh Hotel, OF To- - : - : =
NJ 8. WOLFF, Is GTavier street,
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fHuTdnya, O'CLOCK BanfE
mediate days NO Office No. 10 Hanks Arcade rasssse
Flour .FIOnr. Fidtir
BY FLORANCE d. TAYLOR.
"WEDNESDAY January o'ciockWil be sid Al tE,
w order Of the Tor account
Of whom may
700 hbla FLOUR e slightly damaged from The
fatboai Bob and landing frcm the steamboat Montgomery
Terms cash.
BlOOded OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BOOded Stock
BY j. NJ. DEPASS.
THURSDAY January 10, at u ocockW be rod 81 Baaks
L Arcade
Four fail Booded GEDNGs, halfbrotera the celebrated
Jim Be,n four and five year Ode Nc Sale positive.
Terms cash.
N B-Amateurs requested to attend Ibis sale jas
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"a From the facilities afforded by change our
enabled to sell all the articles enumerated above tben
CnJ portion Of our stock on the mos liberal terms and
rs mercantile community generally examine selection
W. DAVID FELT g. co.
nj smeod&W StniODsrs Hall, No. Il ChGrtres street.
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ti7ek4sSS3e and all Landings TIC Alabama RiveT--
- Fare Redaeed TO ybg5lle 10 a. 5tI-New
lTies Mobile, and Montgomery Packet ga New BASIN
~, On Wednesday, H sh inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ. posi
steamer BEACON Capt Z. ROBBERS yr vii arrive IN
Sunday, and viii leave above. For freight or
having unsurpassed aecommodauons apply On board al he
New BASIN, loot OF Julia street, or TO - ' - -
HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydras st
N. b. The Beacon will continue in The Trade duung The
season, - Se
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L. used Tor all Complaints affecting the Throat Head such
a. 9onet niammaion of the throat, nervous and sick
headache, dizziness OF the head neuralgia in the face buz
zng roaring in the ears, deafness, which generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic doulouIeux
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m" In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines increase
IA disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
spsaied SYSTEM while under the strengthening, giving
Nfaizng influence of Gavanlsm, applied by this beautiful
M wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
uerer restored to former health, strength elasticity and
ffpr. The great peculiarly and excellence of
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&S0 REWARD-Ran away, the boy BEN, a light
IDs5O Grill; about feet inches high; genteel and o.
good looking is well known about the New Canal 2AS
and may possibly be the other side of the Lake I'M A
the vicinity of Springfield, having lived in that vicinity
The above reward will be paid for his delivery For further
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A Ii AND WINTER FASHION
+ GDGMRS. A. G. PARKER, 93In
psSSSS Camp, 6etolo P0ydrds street, has just 4slA
W1A received and will continue to open during ~
+T,L the season, handsome assortment of MIL va
LIN ERY consisting of Fancy and Straw Bonnets Dress
and and Brs s Caps Ribbons Flowers Feathers, Lace
low prices and pure hasers will find much to their advan
tage to call ere purchasing elsewhere e All Orders of
attended to. as I'm
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

ZEN llflCAl I'D AND TESTIMONIALS.
or the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts Of the Country could be given sufficient Il
fill every column of this paper!
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SHERMAN'S New Patent TRUSS.

nc CAUTloN-PasoHs Rpred should ley hare
security against Strdagutatod Hernia, horrors bat
in Il rel adapted TRUSS.
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" in m u nj a "a.
From Coy. Tucker.


Eds. Crescent For the benefit of suffering humanity,
well act Of justice Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT make the
following statement THAT in June last had small tuor upon my
face rather between and cheek which gradually increased
during the past in size and Of which
consulted several truly eminent physicians under whose
received benefit In the of last January visited this city
In the Of days before reaching city, the or greatly
enlarged and the inflammation increased to alarming
much that from the inner the end Of
nose and out to my cheek bone became literally lump Of pud
flesh The disease had also made lis appearance opposite
my In this condition presented myself
Gilbert, knowing with what disease afflicted DR.. Gilbert
promptly pronounced eating Cancer o the Vruent
acter myself under his treatment lie extracted the
without the Of the knife and in four weeks WELL
then and still believe, 7. M. TUCKER
NewOrleans March 49, 1859
IL Dr. Gibert's Office is II street,
buildings between the Cusomhouse and the River aplO uy
~ To the PubIic.-JMessrs. Editors: wish to bear
testimony Dr. GILBERs sA through your valuable truly
independent paper sorely afflicted with hereditary
this disease killed my father, who had the best medical aid in
country The disease made its appearance upper eyes
and continued spread and pain severely un well nigh
sight could scarcely discern horse from the
Having often heard Of DR. Gbers the
such left the State of Pennsylvania and New0r-
eanswas under happy say
and sign Of the disease Left and sight perfectly This
day | leave for home A. q. CORWINE.
AgTiI Is, 1850. apl9 If
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST CHARLEs-E Kesselhaul. NY; o e LaVene, Mobile
Fisher, Mobile; J Carter, J; L Braun, st Louis
w Marshall, 9 II Marshall, N Blacket, R Shel, Eng
VERAspA-J A Miller; ] Duffee, Ala; P Ripley Me-
Il Rnghtman, Mass; Fountain n Y; G d DAVIS,
Or |! Fitch, Portland, B Williams, G w Jones, La;
PEBBLES and family d Haey la Mrs Hansiod and daugh
Heenbeck, steamship Ohio.
HEwLETT's-W R Young, Texas; G Leach, @ NJ Mou
ton, Norton, A Gilbert Mobile; w Lyon, Q Tay
Savannah; Foote California; D McCutcheon, Coast
PLAETERs-SS Wemple, Baton Rouge; 7 Powell, s A
Berry and lady, Ind; T Phillips, Ohio Oak; Brewer
E Hayes, E W Hatch, 2 w Heron, w w Russell, r !
Taylor, II Conner, Il Franklin, Dupree, Miss; Ha
w Il Street. Memphisi J W Read. Lawson and lady Mr.
Brnger. La; Potter. A Potter.
BANKS ARcADEzy l. Dawson, w w DeI.acy. Texas
Baker. w r. Yonne Ia: i Weayer 1 Pesl Memn5is.
II Mitchell, Mitchell, Miss.
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Communicated.
The HfstriOnfcs,

The HtstrtOntcss
AT this delightful place OF assembled Monday
night the beauty and fashion Of Mepomena So fair select,
and happy ssembsge of beaux and bellies elderly gentle
and matrony ladies' stad bachelors and prm fact
every body else, all formed pleasant group which to
rest the eye that much Of the attention belonging
was divided with the far auditory Many neck has yet
the frequent turnings from side the oherthe
snng TO this that face to hear witness
that If there be Miss Cushmans Macreadys
stare from propnety, there lack of abundant
Honc TALENT capable of doing justice of the stand
ard comedies which have scourged the vices oes and aeo
taons of society for centuries back The perfect propey Of
its conduct and arrangements, the agreeaby social renon,
once week, of persons, most of whom known each
other constitute the chief attraction and dispose all to take
every thing in high good humor such delightful little
blunders as dilemma for dilemma and suite pronounced
suit The last, however, is conended by be mis-
pronunciation.
The play was g School of Reform or, How to Rule
Husband in which every part well sustained and
pecialy Old 1Bke and Young TUke also Frederick. fins
appearance, too, it said Every present wei
pleased with their avorte Mrs Stuart this OCCASION
her delivery of the epogue hailed with rapturous ap
planse.
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Il Tho NoteFMpr7r4a~A'.,AAE kteprescAAasAoAs
Darshe Tie late session Of the Legislature, the
4 following gentlemen, members Of the House Of
1 Rsp1sssnt atives from the Parish Of Orleans-siz
| Klsssss. barne, Monaghan and Stark ap- |
pointed to certain offices Of profit and trust, under
the Constitution Of this State Each Of them ac-
cepfsd lhe appointment in his favor. Two Of
them Messrs. Monaghan and Stark--are now
discharging the duties Of the Offices bestowed on
them. Judge Larue, il is understood, will enter
upon the duties Of his office about the middle Of the
next month. In consequence Of these appointments
/ by the Executive, Gov. Walker, there are, and
have been for more than month past, three vacan-
cies in the House OF Representatives Of the Gen.
eFal Assembly Of this State. Why has not an
election been ordered to fill these vacancies
BY article 49, title 2, Of the Constitution of this
State, il is ordained that the General Assembly
shall regulate, by law, by whom, and in what man.
ner writs Of election shall be issued to fill the va
cancies which may happen in each branch thereof"
And BY act Of the Legislature Of the State, APP
proved 25th January, 1S47 and entitled An Act
to regulate Elections in the Parishes Of Orleans
and Jefferson, ii is enacted, in pursuance of the
above provision of the Constitution See. 81.
1 That whenever the seat Of any Representative
shall become vacant, it shall be the duty Of the
Governor, within five days after being officially in
formed Of such vacancy, to issue his writ of cleo
ton to supply such vacancy, directed to the proper
returning officer, whose duty it shall be, within
three days after the receipt of such writ to give
public notice that an election will be held to fill
such vacancy, on day to be named by him, which
shall not be within less than eight nor more than
fifteen days after the publication Of such notice
/, and such election etc.
BY this actit is made the duty of the Governor tc
issue his writ Of election to fill the vacancies thai
may happen in the General Assembly Of thi:
State. The language of the act leaves nothing
open for discretion. 1t is clear, positive and impe-
rative--"t 1t shall Do the duty Of the G0vsr''oS, "
etc. The time, too, in which the duty shall be
performed is expressly designated" f1sths's fve
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

The New York Morning Star of the Both has the
following; "a lady made her debut last evening
at the Broadway theatre, as Pauline in the Lady
OF Lyons: She is pretty, graceful, lisps, and was
terribly frightened. We would furnish one piece
OF friendly advice: never to wear dark petticoat
under while satin dress %
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The CHILD AND SERVANT OF Mrs. WHITE
The melancholy fate Of Mr.. James White and his
wife, who were some months since murdered by
the Indians, must be fresh in the memory of most
Of our readers. A correspondent of the Missouri
Republican transmits an extract from letter dated
Santa Fe, March 18th, in reference to the child
and servant of the Whites, from which we take
the following;
"When Major Grier's party attacked the camp
Of the Apaehes, the women all fled, one of them
bearing the child of Mrs. White Toward the
close of the retreat of the Apaches musket- ball
struck the woman, who soon after fell and expired.
As she fell, her husband came up and shot the child
through with an arrow. In the same retreat, the
negro female servant of Mrs. White was also killed
land thus closed this horrible tragedy"
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THE GALPHIN CoMMITTEE.-"X X, !" of the Bal
timore Sun, says: We have now the official
declaration in the InteIgencer that the President
will not veto any Compromise bill which, after
mature deliberations shall pass both Houses.
" In spite of the declaration of certain letter
writer's that the Galphin Claim Committee intend
to exonerate the Cabinet from all participation in
any thing wrong, can assure you from facts that
have come to my knowledge, that the Committee
intend to do such thing. They will leave the
case to the decision of the House, after handing in
very impartial report on the subject,
The Ewing Committee are also proceeding
with great diligence into the examination of the
important cases entrusted to their care. They,
too, will make detailed report exhibiting not only
the circumstances under which many of these were
re-opened, but also the persons who were con-
nected with them, among whom some highly
distinguished politicians, and relatives to men in
prominent positions. The report, | can assure
you. will be interesting, and read well.
There remains only the Francia claim disposed
of by Mr.. Clayton to be officially examined, and
the steps for that purpose are already taken.
The Monroe doctrine is just now all the go in
Washington"
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f~ NotIcs

EW- NOuce.-The undersigned, having united together
Noaral Business all It's branches beg leave
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
with dispatch whatever business eonded
them, the old stand Of D. RICARDO, late Notary Public
No. 10 Iitayer street WM. MONAGHAN,
Successor ID. l. Ricardo,
GEO. RARESHIDE
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Dr. RAEKNAN AeAlN. a letter from Joseph A.
Atwood q Tene Hause, Ind, to the editors Of the
Boston Post under date Of the lslh ult, declares in
positive terms that Dr. Parkman came 10 that place
on eapal-boai frem coyingson, was recognized BY
an acquaintance, but refused to speak hurried ran.
idly away, and Immediately after left in the stage
Tor 81 Louis under The name Of A. M. Thistle.
We rather doubt the fact.
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AafKnfrAN TRfATRR.An attractive bill isofsred TO the
Say-sons public hls evening Roland for an Oliver
ada;lsi's paysd Tuesday night, viii be followed by
Professor 3ennings and Family aud the neyer-faIne drama
If Maeaie " Mr.. Charles appears in both pieces,
and Mis- Hetfe will enact the character Of Maria Derg-
Toni III iI1a role OF which she stands unrigaed.
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A NewYork paper says The horrors of May
day are seen on every side to-day. Every thing in
the domestic way is turning topsy turvy. Cart
loads Of trumpery and household furniture are
perigrinating in all directions. Horrid practice
this we NewYorkers have p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

The LATE ACCIDENTS IN New YoRK-The
following are the names of the persons killed at the
falling of the walls in Watet street, New York, on
the 29th ult:
Patrick Barry, l6 Cherry street, aged 81 Edward
McShane, ga Cherry street. aged 20; John Hayes,
l6 Front street, aged IS; William Pratt 10 Front
street. aged 90 John Lavery, s4 Oliver street, aged
%; John Driscoll, Water street-all natives of
Ireland.
The bodies were dreadfully mangled, and pre-
sented spectacle too horrible to look upon. Three
escaped uninjured; one was conveyed to the hos
pital, having both legs broken, and one man named
John Riley is said to be still missing.
The men injured by the accident at the old
Chemical Bank, are all doing we'll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

baggage smAshefs,s' in New York, are boys
who congregnte around steamboat landings and
railroad dspots apparently for the purpose Of carry
ing parcels lor individual. arriving in the city. A
larss pFepotsioh Of them have no homes whatever
they VIII moi hesitets to steal when an opportunity
oe5s eoe live idle and dssoluie lives, gene
sleeping in the markets. under sheds, etc. Not IN
he4nenty are small bnTgkfies traced homo 10
them. There arc about 100 thus engaged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Awrites ia the New York Tribune suggests
that MFa. Fanny Kemble's new play is founded
upon, not to say translated from, Alexander Du-
mas drama q HMademoiselle de Belle-Isle, = per
fcrmef IN New Orleans more than ten years ago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

John M. Trimble, of New York, the architect
experimenting the additions to Barnum's Museum,
was so affected by the catastrophe of the falling
wall that he was thrown into fit, which was fol.
lowed by many similar attacks, and at our last
dates he was lying in very precautions situation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

VIRGINIA ELEcTroN-The returns from Vir-
ginia as far as heard from, show nett gain for the
democrats Of two members. A large majority has
been given throughout the State in favor of the
Convention toremode the Constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Horace S. Allen, who has been lying in Jail in
Boston, awaiting trial on charge of robbng the
U. S. Mail between Manchester, N. H., and Bos-
ton, attempted to destroy his life on the 29th ult by
taking half an ounce Of bed,bug poison. He did
not succeed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

defaleation has been discovered in the accounts
Of A. Ware, discussing officer of the Western
Railroad at Springfield, Mass. The amount is
stated to be between $4,000 and $4,000. The
company have securities in their books from Mr.
Ware for $4,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

9HkNo grand farewell Concert by Mezsr.
Hekosg and Wallace takss place tomorrow evening.
Ageaum Hsit The present. the greatest
lion ta, has been hold forth loving citizens dur
g tle whole Mad Casin sings her sweetest ans
and s ersnd Overture from Tampa. executed upon the piano
By sixteen ladies und seuslemen win be brilliant feature in
tl6 eaiarlainnenk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

The Besrd Of Aldermen Of NewYork have ap-
propriased $1,000 to be put out at interest for the
benefit Of the family Of John L. Guyre, who lost
his life at the Front street fire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

ET- Notice.-rhe undersigned, having united together
for the ali Its branches beg leave
20 inform public they prepared
with Dispatch whatever business be
hied to them. o flee, No. 80 GrAyier street
CaAs. A. TALLARlE, Notary Public.
anil I'm WooDsON WREN Assistant
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ANOTHER CREvAssEs- Point Coupee Echo
VI the Alb inst. says: 4" On the night of Sunday,
The Sesh Mn, q crevssse occurred at Mr.. SWANS
plantation in this parish. II Is several acres wide
and cannot be stopped. This erepasse will, with
ot douht, do considerable injury, mol only 10 the
plantations near il on the river but also To the back
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

s1AspARp WonKs.-Ou friend T. 3. White. No So
Canal street, adseres large collection Of Standard Books
~ White hasoheof the absorbed best establishments Of Books
and Stationery in The city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Hcao1 booKs,AtJ ]. b. Etees can DO found superior
aqen Of school books, few specimens Of which he has
bad te kdnes 70 place oa0ufiabe One Of these solumes
Asinoms and the Globes ? work Of rare excellence
valuable for the library Of the student for the school
roonis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

A CHANCE ron AUTHoRs,-The Manager Of the Amer.
can, with a. eye business Of course oe premium Of
pEf lsFpfxD nonLARs for Rural Sketch. This ought
NtAt ~ p dormant talent, which only requires en-.
sn|ss.1 HAe his prompt it, deyelopement. We dc
~ ~ 1T Inclined 70 think there win be good many