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The WHITNEY RALRoAp.-A bill has been
introduced in the House Of Representatives, of
Congress, to set apart and sell to Asa Whitney. Of
New York, portion of the public lands to enable
him to construct railroad from Lake Michigan or
the Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean. On the
18th inst, the Committee on Roads, etc., reported
in favor Of the passage Of the bill and, on motion
to print 5000 copies Of the report Of the Committee
Mr.. Bowlin, Of Missouri, occupied the floor for an
hour in opposition to the whole project of ceding
the lands to Mr.. Whitney. He denounced the
project q magnificent scheme, demoralizing in
its eharacter-that il was brought before Congress
in a spirit of wild and reckless speculation. He
said he intended to invite the attention of the
House to this extraordinary bill, which gave to an
individual amount Of public lands equal to ninety
seven and half millions Of doars-lands sufficient
IN quantity for mighty empire. II the bill was
passed, Whitney would laugh to scorn any effort OF
Congress to control him, and throw himself on the
Courts to protect him against any Legislative action
The bill, he said, which was not drawn up by the
Committee which reported it, but by a cunning
lawyer not here, created vast corporation, which
would hereafter successfully resist any legislation
by Congress, touching the question Of a railroad
communication with the Pacific He denounced
the scheme as decidedly worse than the Old Bank
which was put down by General Jackson : and he
Appealed to all democrats not the slaves of corpora.
tons to oppose so gigantic and corrupt y scheme.
Mr. Robinson, Of Indiana, obtained the floor to
reply, and would proceed to do SO on the following
day. 18th
A railroad connection OF the valley Of the Missi,.
sPpi with the shores Of the Pacific is one Of great
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compliance with the general request will form Class complete
inIruson in the newly discovered Science Of
AfESEy Hall, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March IS Nj ?,
pledges himself enable all attend to perform bs.. wonderful
Experiments iueesay and also how apply ths
remedial agent 20 the Of disease charged @ n,rur.
asnSo WI De returned Complimentary Ticket will be given
tEa'uitoa'y] TO all who Join the Glass; which will admit
s.nus7an TO all The public Lectures and EIpsnsnts Ladder
Class vii DO formed at an early day Ladies' Tshs Ss mb2
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~ DR.. Gilbert, formerly of Memphis, Tenn, offers
his professional ssrvoss the puOein tbs treatment Of all ornns Of
chFonie Dasss, sey csnes, White swsllinsa, scrOuls
TeoEs WsHa AosesseI Sores Of ong sanng, FhsamHis,
AsEeu and Syphilis Of the FORM without the Of the
knife or nsssuIy, ADD al Diseases Of the Skin.
nr oftiess No II Gresham IEss bswssn the new cuIon
ho1se and he River
ne esr' As following ssEssas fo s phyeiana q hsuPAl
bT GSsrt hays bss. n,ra,sIv a,ounlntsd vih DR.
Ssss pFases s four ysss osa visited his srnsvs
heu Memphisi have sesy ebssrved his
= ~. ss @Js eAeuh eas,s ana fss b duty
isige 70 express entire couhcenes ha aAl
" sns successful
e eeFs H hs ID sdssnt bean az nors 1usesss
IA 10 he Ueatrent Of alaEl Oh
any osAss physician in he word. ''S'''-' " -'' '",-
I GAsB5ST ND. VIZ. pEsHY, ND.
4 I'm, ELL; IegE Wiao.s MD.
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tR~ ChoIera.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
practice in the Choers m h appearance this county and
with much living, has been induced
solicitation Of hi. friends remedy purely
Ttgeae for sails He hAs alsO Sget bic medicine for Syphilis
Of all kinds lie purify the from all Mercurs dassIes
also be invaluable remedy for Piles letters scsd
oce No. II Cossman street. between
and the River. mh76
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AcRAIaoE cALIFoREiA GoLD--Mr. George
Y, EsglsstoDs, Of San Francisco, has sent mas
ava ged chain, manufactured from ths,gold ~ il
e.ns iiDm The minss e Be presented 70 Daniel
Webster, ia acknowledgement Of his eminent ser
s'rss a ~ Uaion Of The States It's value szessds
y, haasisa dolatA
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TO The treaty negotiated by Mr.. Squier with
Nicaragua, and all the accompanying correspond
ence will be submitted to the Senate in few days.
So says the Washington correspondent of the
North American.
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New GROUND OF D1voRoE.-The Legislature
Of Kentucky, probably to meet the case of Mr..
Lawrence, which has recently attracted public at
tention have added to the grounds Of divorce here
toiore existing" the unnecessary publishing of
one party in newspaper for alledged abandon
mentn
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\ a.g- Father Mathew continued up to late hour
last evening exhorting and enrolling crowds of citi
gems. Upwards of seven hundred had taken the
pledge yesterday. 1t is really gratifying to every
friend of humanity to witness the progress of this
sacred cause. The happiest results must be an
ticipated from the mission Of the good Father to
New Orleans. As usual, we understand, he will
attend each morning and evening at st. Therese S
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RVE M0VURt
Editors az ths Crescent : Cs,ntsusn, Plsess aunoanos
AtExORAitMEs Eco candidate for Tho office Of Mays
Of the CITY Of New Orleans at the next Eleu,ion.
NIB 'o1ras o. TnH sHeorp MuMc1PALrrr.
We are authorised 10 snnoanes A. D. Cnos.. A. ,ba r,
sant incumbent, a candidate for reSlscod in Apr next
Eds. Orsseent--Pleass announce the nam. NJ lang M
BILL as candidate for the Office of Mayer Of th ci, ~ ~,
ensuing April election and oblge many friends in ths
BH THREE MUMoIPALrTiKs,
Messrs Editors: Please Candidate ia,
tho Chief Magstacy Of the city. Election in April nsxt
f4 PETER L. JoRE, ex.La. State Librarian
For Mayor, THoMAs j. SPEAR, Independent Crevsss.
CsndidSte-he Poor Mans Fnsnd-tO be elected in Aps
next @ fyIe
60, For Recorder:
Eds. Crescent Please announce to the Voters of Munic-
paity No. One, that w. M. FLEMING a candidate for
Recorder, and VIII be supported by MANY VOTERS.
mh16f
Eds. Crescent: Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN tho
Recorder of Municipality No. Two candidate for reSleo-
ton III April next and that he will be supported irrespective
Of party, by the lnih9l The PEoPLR.
Eds Crescent-Please announce l.. u. CAYENNE a an
Independent candidate for the Office of Recorder the seooad
Municipality, and oblige [fyli1 MANY VorxRs.
For AIdermant
lsDEPRsDENr TIoKEr--We present to the voters Of The
Seventh Ward as candidates for Aldermen,
J. w. SMITH,
WILLIAM BARNES,
CLAUDE BRrGNENs,
subject TO meeting to be called at Charles Meyers Coes
house, corner of Julia and Circus Streets Monday Nigh,
18th inst at o'clock. FRIENDS THE WARD.
f- We the citizens Of the Seventh Ward. Second Ma-
ncpaity, do nominate Dr. g. w. DALToN an indepen.
dent candidate for Alderman at the nextApn Election.
mhl8
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oALIEoHnIA BousD.--Ths brig octavia, A. M.
Madden MASTER left this port on the Both inst for

Chagfes, with the following passengers.
James Roy L M White, Charles Carter, Miss susau
AeFnnnd, MI. Eliza Raymond, Malam RIA mond, Tho
tiaps9n, Mn Darrell and danehseE EIswis o
tSo9qhqe 4 Aekesgan, David lsaAes and lady p Berry
Townsey samuel Rob ne, WV Gowlry. S kyls, Tho
1.Is Esier. eragborcngh, Simon Rqssnqui, Charlie
hrQvn tiuiefmanp r. Peteraon, SAINT Harrs r Cram
and lAds. A Gt o. 3 Han, John RAINS q Psassn,
utnse1 WI liains, Peter AicC0ud Edward flannegan
John Wosy and sefvsni, Robert CampbsL d Habcuii J
sshsyoa toha AsGill9wsy. Edward CAEk Tbos Berry,
kemt ttesensens John veFhoh joseph Rantford Psysn
fnqF Ss,ssl IhSs Bopassqni, The. P.rman Jenkins
Sghn togunl1as Henry Busdendor Thoe u Weaver lbs
lycn. Peter Gillespie. Thos McAhon Josqph Bradley Ia
Dunlap, Ihea Hesconn. Joseoh Addiek~ ~ 80
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to Note0Ths undersigned. on retiring from the No.
sTa Business would respectfully biz ees
Mr. WA MONAGHAN aHd h sts managing clerk, Mr. GEORGE
sHpE is ths favorable notice Of bis old friends
pub in general with The assusanss that all saa which may
nuu1tsd ,hsE viii 10 faithfully and sesnuy sisadsd
NH DANIEL l. RICARDO.
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O1S- Don Carlos de Espana, lately the Spanish
Consul at New Orleans, sent home by Gen. Tay-
lor for connection with the Rey abduction, it is
stated in the New York papers, is about to be ap-
pointed Secretary of Spanish Legation at Wash
in of IN
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VIcToRIA's EDUcATIoN. = We have the au.
thOrity Of one Of the poets own family for saying
that Queen Victoria, the head Of the Anglo Saxon
race, had never heard Of Wcsdsworth ill he was
proposed to her for Poet LAursste on the death Of
Southey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

LrcruKrs on DRAH31lc ReApIEa; or Tbs Emplcyment
Of fh1 Passions IN the Drama Translated from The French
~ Robsn g. Banw6l; ESQ. Of the New Orleans Bar
Tbis lii,le volume, which is highly crediIable to
sAo publ ishors. Msssrs. D. Applaion 4 Co, of New
Yok. baz met with distinguished notice in all poE-
fions 81 country where it has appsared, and exhib
iiss with graphic force and beauty, the remarkable
diilsfsnes which csists between the ancient and
modsra Drma Thc.e who are acquainted win
DIT. BaanFslls scholarship and attachments, vii
rsoognizs the fnished elegance which character
ixss - snsis work. HIS langhage and sfyls ars
dfapn from he send old well Of English, indebted
and snhrely lrss from the corruplions Of modern
sasis W. Nsstnly commend il 10 the public, as
saFipe ihem that they will Be both delighted and
instructed BY IL rsrusal- The book is foT tale al
J. 3 Slrel's Bouk store, IA Camp street; J. c. Nor
gems, Exchange Place, and at The Office of the
Commercial Reyiew.
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e2 Az unisvorable a. was last evening, from
me excessive coidness, there was paid 10 Mrs j. NJ
Field, a. The ST Charles, the very handsome, as i,
was hishlyimefiled. commitment Of a full house.
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SYKES, HYDE Co will sell. at halfpas 10 O'Clock at 735
Groceries PROVISIONS and Liquors AT 10 O'Clock, the
leyee, opposite Lafayette street-FlOur AT halfpast
O'Clock, commencing at the Louisiana Press Cotton.
F. PETITPAIN will 10 oclock, No. Canal street.
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EB AtiwARD LODGE NO. la "A Regular
Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING,
gF9VS>N THURSDAY, Grand Lodge HALL O'Clock
Punei1-l attendance requested. BY order OF the NJ g.
nh2S &, SAMPSON, Secretary.
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MA 5BAhk'B BEARrlT.--We again call the attention of
pur oiasees 70 hs fact that this iayore actor Of tbs a.
chsIss has be benefit tonight He stsru in few days for
csons Some Of hia friends IN the city have presented
him with beautiful ride His other friends must furnish his
pouah with the right sort Of ammunition.
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10, California is described by Senator Seward
of New York, as the youthful Queen OF the Pa
cifc, in the robes of Freedom, gorgeously inlaid
with godp
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~ Notce.-The undersigDed, having united together
for tbs transaction Of Ncra Business ali beg
to Inform ths nsnds and the public they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch basnssl
to thsn at the old stand Of D. RICARDO, Notary Public
No. 70 oEsver tusst- WA. MONAGHAN,
sgessssos. e D. l. Ricardo,
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~ NOtice.-The Rev. DIR. WEST will deliver his &" sum
ming up Lecture THIS EVENING March IS Lecture
Room Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Poydras
Subject" The american Eagle aud her F!ight."
20 Adnsion F and voluntary collection after setrs
ES- The pamphlet containing the GOLDEN AxIoMs and
compendium Of h Lectures will then be ready for delivery
Is cents public respectfully Rend Lecture
to eOnmencs at hAEpast O'Clock. Dbys
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10 In the Pieayune Of ye1terday morning there
is published a Geographic dispatch, dated Bald-
more March 25th, containing intelligence that Mi
Webster, onthat day had spoken in reply to charges
Of inconsistency made against him on the slavery
question; that Mr.. Douglas, from the Committee
on the Territories reported favorably to the adms-
sion Of California; and also bill establishing ter
ritorial governments for Utah and New Mexico !;
also settling the Texas boundary question, leaving
blank the sum to be appropriated, but supposed, to
be ten to fifteen millions; that Mr., Hunter, Of w
ginia, addressed the Senate the slavery question
that the deficiency appropriation bill passed both
the Senate and House; that M ,Calhounis reported
to be improving in health, and that the Hon. Thos,
Butler King had reported to the President an esti-
mate Of the yield of California gold for the next
| three years at one handred and 6ftu. d, iLLiots.
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9. of p. .Meetings This Evenlng.

CRYsTAL FoUNr DIVISION, No. L. at Crystal Fount Hall
No. ~ Tchoupitoulas street, at half.past O'clock
WAsHIEGToN DIVISION No. 5, at Younger Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at halfpast O'Clock.
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az Glasses In Electro. BiOlogy,-Mr FISK

~ Notice.-Mr. KELLY, of KELLY & Laws, Mer.
chants HouHs, LIZ, will call p L. MASSEY corner Camp
and GrRVisr street,, Thi, Day, March 49, p L. MASSEY
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a. Thanks - the steamers Iowa and Old Hick
DRY for The latest St Louis and Nashville papers,
and % the steamship Globe for Rio Grande papers
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.--The complimentary ball ten
d.a By The young Mr. FFsdsFck E. Brnns will take
plane on Thursday evening April lh at tbs Commercial
Exchange Hall The manager, understand. are deter.
mined 70 make il very brilliant affair. The haayy lon sus-
isined b. Mr. Bruins in the burning Of Terpsch0Fs Hail. has
called forth lhs kindly sytnpaihss Of bis fnends.
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- Prof Galanaa ionrth lecture win be delivered a, the
Aseeum Hal. this evening, a haEpast O'Clock. The
PRESSURE Of ths Atmouhere'' will be concluded lie will
ave secure On the Baznster Height Of Atmosphere and
a.on o. Denzy and Temperature in the upper regions
Il the Atmosphs The Lecture viii be lustrated by ala
klaInn and experiments - -
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II Cure of pisease hy ELECTRO. gIoIorx.-M Nh

F. eY Cure of Disease by Electro Biology. Mr..
FIsNE respectfully informs his friends and public
tieinE PhJician will give his requiring
es services, MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, until 10
O'Clock the forsnOon for Gentleman TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for Ladies' the ArnOry Hail. Bpecta-
admitted The charge for examination
each time the patient may be operated upon will he 81 co. when
visited at hss resdsnces charge will be made mh2l
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3 Daughters of Temperance. ..
0LEASDRR UEtos. No. 5, at No. 8, Marigny's Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at O'Clock, p X.
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Telsgraphed to the "Dany Crescent,
tBY THE soUTHERN LINE.1

BALTIMORE, March 90, 1S50.-At NewYork
to-day, Cotton has advanced one-quarter Of a cent
Sales of 1000 bales. Quotations for Middlings and
UPlands 1Ikc., Middling Orleans 11A5c. Flour
depressed. Corn has declined-zYellow "a cents
White SIS, Provisions dropping Sales Of 1000
bbls. POrk-Mess $1o12'z, Prime, So 5Oa$s 62k.
Sales $4,000 kegs Lard at 611, and 1000 bbIs. at
6A. Coffee dull. Sugar and Molasses are un-
changed, Cotton to Liverpool 3-16d.
In the House of Representatives, to-day, MIR.
King, of NewYork, charged Mr.. Speaker Cobb
with having mutlated resolutions offered by Mr..
King. Mr. Cobb Immediately left the Chair, and
requested Mr., Winthrop to occupy it. Great ex-
element ensued. It's thought that duel will be
the result.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, March a. 1S50-At NewYork,
to-day, Cotton firm at yesterdays prices, with
sales of 1900 bales and closing in favor of holders.
Other things unchanged.
Three anonymous letters have been produced on
| the trial Of Dr. Webster, and identified as his own
hand writing. Webster exclaimed to the jailer,
Guilty wretch that am !" and asked if all Of
| Dr. Parkmsn's body had been found The testi-
mony goes to show that Webster endeavored to
implicate Litteield.
! The Pennsylvania Legislature has rejected the
bill granting divorce to Edwin Forrest.
A Committee has been appointed to adjust the
difficulty between Messrs. Cobb and King.
| We have snow-storm to-day in Baltimore. II
| is one inch deep.
Third DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, March 27.--Advices from Wash.
ington this evening state that difficulty occurred
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oRzEAEs THEArRE-Ths celebrated Grand Opera Of the
kophs, By MsyeFbesr, will he performed At the orsans
t1zatls, lcg The fIst time on Monday evening next
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<i59s5z53Y- TT Attend Special Meeting on THURSDAY
y EVENING, the 2slh inst at 6a-psEt O'clock
EflV7T Punetlal attendance reqleIsd....By order.
-&E-S&---- mhH henry }. HYAM5 Secretary.
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The RIVER AT st. Louis, on the evening Of
the 2ist the river was rising rlowIy--weather
uisudy and wet as
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tS "Per Steamer Falcon." .Es
Fine, Fashionable Clothing.
No. So Common Street,
bctpeeH perandd Hotel aad Hecietts Exchange.

THEO. A. JAMES &c co.
Are opening large of Elegant and Fash.
ionable Spring and Summer CLOTHING, made in
the latest style, and expressly for city trade received hl
day per steamship Falcon.
Gentemea desiring articles in line may rest azsursd
the above shipment Of the very best quality rs regards
material and workmanship .ALsoA superior article Of
Spring and Summer CraYat; Linen Undershis and Half
Hose Gauzc, MerinO and Cotton Uudershrs and Drawer;
Gauze Flannel Shirts Linen Gloves; Linen and Elastic
Web Suspenlers Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Friled Cotton Drawers; English Cotton Half Hose; White
and Striped Silk Half Hose; Silk Cloves black and fancy
Satin London Ties; Silk and Hair Socks etc. to which We
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Auction Sales This Day.

Dhedf
On the 18th inst, Mrs. MARTHA PORTER, aged 50 year
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For Mayor, Thomas ]. SPEAR, Independent Crevsss.
Canddate-the Poor Mans FrsndtO be elected in Aprs
next. fylg
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
Es-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
Mobiis ......-...cALIFoRNIA, Reynolds "a P NJ csrs
MandsvtHe ..s. OLIVIA, Hoffman, q A. NJ ears.
YaEoo. -...........,. TALLAHATCHEEW iIsy. M
Red Riser ......... ..WooDsMAN, Ankrin, P. Nj
GH- For Pisburg, ete.-The steamer OHIO will says THIS
DA Thursday, al q O'Clock, P. n.
mhs9 HYDE a. oGLEsBY IL PsyIras Al,
IL St. Charles Theatre. Mr.. STARK's Fareyeu
BENEFIT precious his departure for CalfornoOn THURS
DAY EVENING, March 49, 1880 ~
BRUTUs or. The Fall OF TarauIn
THE PATRIOTIC SPEECH OF ROBBERY EMMETT. o..
By The kind permission OF ThOS Plaeide,
Mmls HENRIETTA 'ALLEE and Mons BoUXARY will appear
To conclude with the celebrated Mslodrams entitled
THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA. mh27
-eSS
| to- st. Charles Thentre.-Mr. LEMAN's BENEFIT
Last Nigh Of the SeasonwALTER MOORE LEMAN respect
fully his Benefit for the evening FRIDAY, March
when, by the courtesy Of MIR JAMESON Of the American Theatre
who has politely Touneed he enabled or shakeuress
| JULIUS CESAR,
with the following powerful
Casus Mr. G. Jamison N. Field
Mr. Stark Poa Mrs n. Field
Marc AhOny. Mr. Lenah CaPaprnis- Mrs. Il. Russsli
As which, Mr. Lsman will deliver original National
| THE UNION!
Now and for and nsepsrable, H. HS5sn,
Concluding with the popular Drama Of
| ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert Maeaire Mr. Desr Jacques Strop MT
| Mr. Spear having kindly volunteered.
~ Box book open for this the concluding Performance Of
| the season, mh27 Il
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Messrs Editors Please . Candidate IA,
tho Chief Magistracy Of the city. Election in April next
fy4 PETER L. JoRE, ex.LA. State Librarian.
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Eds. Crescent: Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two candidate for reSlso
ton III April next and that he will be supported irrespective
of party, by the lmh9l The PEoPLR.
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Eds Crescent-Please announce l.. u. GAIENHIE an
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder Of the seooad
Municipality, and obige [tY1il MANY VoTxRs,
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Steamboat Departures RMS Day.
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Eds. Crescent Please the Voters of Munio-
paity No. One, that w. M. FLEMING is a candidate oS
Recorder, and Will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

: 7 T X ? 7
BALTIMORE, March 2,-Advices from Wash
ington this evening state that difficulty occurred
in the Senate to-day between Messrs. Benton and
Foote, and it is believed it will result in duel.
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Eds. Cssseent-Peass announce the nam. of Jovw M
BILL a. candidate for the Office Mayor Of ~ r.
ensuing April election. and Obligs many friends in The
Hu THREE MUNIcIPALrriKa
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1B For Pittsburg The OHIO will lsays THIS
DA y Thursday, al 4 O'Clock, ?. n.
nhsS HYDE g. oeLEssY, IL Poydras st.
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Removal
SCALEa CO. have removed Wholesale store non No
Aasains sssttO No ~ Canal ndoinins hs< Old rel
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GUFFEE-Pnme Rio, in los to suit purchaser for sse
- BY GEO. c. TAYLOR & co.
hlhZo rs maRAEine street.
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Editors o. tA CrssesHt = Gentlemen, Peass announces
EsQ candidate for tho office Of fsyes
Of The CITY Of New Orleans At the nsxt Election.
NIB 'oTrHs o. 1nE srcorp MuSlc1PALrrT.
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DEG leave TO inform the citizens of ST. Pau, ,
ID ST. Anthony, and the surrounding country
that they have this day opened in the new build
ing on Roberts street, near Third a market for
the sale of Choice Fresh Beef, Mutton,
Veal, etc, Of their own butchering /; and will
also keep hand Hams, Corned Beef, Pork
and other sailed provision of the best quality
Families in Saint Paul may rely upon DAILY
supply of the above articles.
".;ae citizens of San. An,hony will be served
three times a week ; say Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. We have made such arrange
ments will ensure a constant supply of the
best beef cattle and other stock the country can
produce. PIG