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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. IF this distinguished
navigator and his crews be in the land OF the liv
ing, we think they stand fair chance of being
discovered during the present year, as expeditions
will sail from England and the United States in
search of them, whilst Russia is giving helping
hand. Independent of what may be done by the
government Of England and by individual liberal
ity in the United States in fitting out vessels, it is
probable that the large rewards offered for their
discovery will stimulate the commanders of whale
ships to unite in the search The great danger is,
that the supply of provisions taken by Sir John
franklin, will be exhausted before he can be found
1t will depend on the location in which he may be
ice bound, if such has been his fate At the place
where Sir John Ross was frozen up three years
fish, musk oxen and smaller animals were occasion
ally to be procured; and, indeed, constituted the
living of the Esqumaux Indians.
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ONO RIvER.-At Pittsburg, on the 18th ult, the
river was at stand at Cincinnati falling AT
Louisville, on the 18th, there were nine feet two
inches water in the canal, and river falling.
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Spring ~ Summer Clothing

THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st.
TT Have received per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly far Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS COATS-Of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRooK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth. and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY CoATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmeretts,
Britannia Cloth, DFap d'Ete black and Drab Merino.
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette, Drap d'Et6, drsb
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy s. M. Doeskin, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling.
Check Linen, etc.
vEsTs-Of black and figured Silk. Buff white and fig.
ured Maneiles;
LINEN and COTTON sHIRTS-of all the latest styles;
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merno and Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French waistbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk. and whits and
bordered Cambria;
SUsPENDERS-OfL Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON d NIXON, 40 Camp strsst,
mills 2dptf opposite Hewlett,
D0RT WINE-A gnpsriOg Article h 6ottS1, for 1sIs 6v
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TIE YORK ON ELECTRO BIoLosY.-The strong and
emphuic manner in which Mr. Fke's classes speak Of his
metho Of teaching his SCIENCE and the full confidence
whehtey express in lie undoubted reality cannot fail to
produce powerful influence upon the public mind The
PARTED composed Of our well known citizens in whom
the fullest reliance can be placed.
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GRkAT TRoTTrNe MarcH.-Eins sport is antci-
pated on the 9TH inst. over the Metairie Course.
There will be spirited contest between Boston
and tAe celebrated trotting mare Fanny Elsser See
advertisement
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PtAcIDE's excellent house witnessed the performan.
ees ast evening Mn. G. Howard only The Pet Of
the Pekteoats' but the admiration of the audience To-
night another good Bill presented and tere will Of oous
be smother good house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

SEcRErARx OF STATE OF M1ssIss1rrI.-M.n d.
Haynes tnd Mr.. Bell Of Holmes county, are candi-
dates fol this office. Mrs. Prewett of the Yazoo
Wing, dominates F. W. Quackenboss.
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MINERAL WATEB.

HIRAM NOURSE & co. Sc Poydras street, have
II constantly on hand a supply of COOPER'S WELL,
WATER, Kinds County, Miss. Druggists and others viii
promptly executed The celebrity of this Water in the
treatment and permanent cure OF Chronlc Danhcea IN lta
cases. in very numerous have been cured after their
physicians and nds had given them over 70 de- beyond
The reach Of medicine, Apa n
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;. of IT,, Meetings This Evening!

UNION DIVISION No 2, Crystal Fount Hall, 40 Tchoupi
toulas street, at hall. past O'Clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No H. at Unity Hail. Magny Build
lngs, Third Municipality, at halEpast O'Clock.
YoUEG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No H. at Pelican Hall,
cor Common and St. Charles sts half past o'clock.
STAR OF HOPE DIVISION No. IS in Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette, at haltpast o'clock
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INDIANA LANDs-MOre than $4,000 acres of
indiana lands-the Wabash and Erie Canal lands,
Y they are ealled-sre offered for sale on the Goth
y May next. These lands have been selected with
great care, and are said to be good farming lands
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MOVEMENTS OF THE NEwYoRK MECHANICS
The present general uprising Says the Baltimore
Sum of several prominent trades in New York, is
fact of considerable importance. The first pub
lie step was taken few weeks since, by the jour
neymen carpenters, who after careful estimates and
inquiries, fixed upon 81 IS per day as the minimum
price for their labor This was very readily acce-
ded to by the mass of employers The journeymen
also seized this occasion, when all were of one
mind, to organize an association for mutual benefit
and protection. Since the move of the carpenters,
the coach painters have formed an association and
are getting up constitution and bylaws. The
carvers have also originated Protective Union,
and elected officers. The upholsterers have also
got up their organization. The journeymen bakers
are working to the same ends The house-smiths
have resolved on advance of wages, and other
trades are contemplating similar steps, and it is
quite probable that associations will be spring.
ing up about weekly until the close of spring.
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NArcHEz CouRlER. w. Thrift has becom
one Of the proprieiors Of this excellent paper.
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e The Phoenix newly risen from the ashes of her repose
IN ihe Of Lunches spreads her wings nvtingy as of
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King, Of the Pelican, predes this day princely
prousion Of rich dishes, for catalogue of which, see BILL
in dnnftnr colnrnn
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NOTARLAL NOTICE

EP- Notice.-The undersigned, having united together
tranIaeon Of NoRrS Business all branches beg
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
with dispatch may
thsm the old stand Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. 70 Gravisr street VIM MONAGHAN,
Successor o d. /. Ricardo,
GEO. RARESHIDE.
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PUIcrDE.-George Earle committed suicide at
Memphis by hanging himself to the post of his bed
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os- The steamship Republic was to have sailed
Afom New YeEk fof San Francisco on the Isl inst.
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Ladies Rend This.Hsnrino Med,oine.

-, aoXes neaO Ah1s.-Spftng medAc1ne'
@ You who have pale cOmpexon dull eyes botches on tht
face eekes rough skin and are out OF Fpfts use bottle o
TIVE OF Dr. WYNkooP's KATARISMIC SARsAPARIILA. Ii
remove the eekss and boche cleanse your blood give
you animation fine spirits sparkling eyes and beautiful complexion
al az, Of winch are OF immense value TO young ladies'
sole AgenIsln NewOreans j. WRIGHT & Co, .
APPS 6t2dp Isl Chartres street.
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Guinness 81 Co.
No. I2 CAMP STREET,

Guinness 81 Co.
p, No. 4 2 CAMP STREET,
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Presents comprising umos, endless variety Of
beautiful articles Of TASTE, fancy and use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete Of sne Line and Cotton SHIRTS Under
shiTI DrRwus Socks, SuSp snders, Cravsts, Scarf,
Stocks, Gloves, ETC.
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
hus Of Portable Desks, Dreng Cases. Mirrors Dram
F1ssks, Money Belts Canes, Umbr elias, so etc.
sPORTsMAN'S GOODS.
Guns Riaes Pistols Powder Fias Po5ehs' Game Bag
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc. etc,
GOLD PENS, of all the celebrated maker,
in Gold Silver every variety PATTERN ranging price
at retail, from ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUNERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
n Orders promptly faithfully executed the ovSrt market
pr GUINNESS a. co.
DEALERS IN I2 Camp sreSt.
Fan cy Goods, Guns, Pistols, Gold Pens, etc. apI 81
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Linen Goods.

REGULAR WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE.
E subscriber offers to the trade good assortment OF
rndIs GOoDS embracing grade OF dressed IS and
4huIed Linens, POw-case Linens, ga 1Q4 and la pure
nen Sheetlngs Linen Drills and Checks, Planters Brown
ana 0rass Linens, White and Brown Hollands Linen Da'
ap4 n SSAS' IoWes naP PAI ,MER b6 GTayier At
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><An/ B Meeting the above Lodge will be held
~ X sonic Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, April S, at O'Clock
~N Business OF importance being before Lodge, mem
bers will be punctus and visiting Brethren invited
By order Of the Worshpful Master
l.. NJ.
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I I
.kR7Y t8- The members of this Company notified
10 attend the regular monthly WASHING and
R@sS-U1sT also monthly MEETING, SUNDAY MORN
7h inst, at O'Clock By order
apps JOHN R. PEGG Secretary
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ATTACK ON CUBA.-An attack on Cuba, says
the Baltimore Sun of the 2Sth ult., appears to be
again anticipated. The Raritan, Capt. Page, bear
ing the broad pennant of CON- Parker, command
ing the U. S. Home Squadron, was to sail for Ha-
vana from Jamaica) on the 22d ult., and the Brit
ish steamer Wren has been temporarily placed under
the orders Of The American Commodore. This af-
fords decisive evidence that both the American and
British naval commanders anticipated trouble. As
Commodore Parker would not interfere with any
insurrectionary atemptin Cuba itself it may be in
ferred from his movements that invasion of that
Island was TO be attempted, and that American cit
izens were to be largely concerned in it. So says
the New York Journal of Commerce, which has
information that the Cuban government had ascer.
tanned that a new revolutionary expedition was on
foot; that it was to rendezvous somewhere in.the
Island OF Hayti, under Gen. Lopez, and attempt a
landing at some port on the south side of Cuba
probably Trinidad the focus of democratic princi-
pies. There are said to be 10000 troops at present
on the Island, though good deal scattered. 1t is
further said that capital from the United States has
been invested in property in Cuba, with a view to
profit by an early change.
The last London adviees state also, on the au.
thority of private letters from Madrid, that the
Spanish government has dispatched Gen. Mraso
on extraordinary mission to Cuba, in connection
| with this matter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

tV Glasses In Electro Biology. Mr.. FISKE, in
compliance with the general request will form Glass for complete
instruction in the newly discovered Biology
ArmOry Hall, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April A. Mir. F.
pledges himself enable all who perform wonderful
Experiments uecsssuly snd also how apply this remarkable
remedial the Of disease the fee charged for nsu
$50 will be rstsnsd Complimentary Ticket will be given
(gauousy all who Join the Class which will admit lady and
gentleman all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies'
will formed Tuesday mernng. Ladies' Tickets S.
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eE Notice.-The undersigned, retiring from the No
ara Business would respectfully recommend his in Office,
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN, and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARES the favorable notice Of hs old friends, and the
public gsl with the that all affairs which may
ntruated them will be faithfully and efficiently attended
DANIEL, l. RICARDO,
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ARaFvAL AT NEW YoRK OF THE STEAMSHIP
ONO, Railroad on the Isthnlus Suspended
The New York papers Of the 18th ut. publish the
details of intelligence by the steamship Ohio,
which arrived at that port on the same day From
these we learn that the Ohio left Chagres on the
1Sth--the same day that the Crescent City left
and Havana on the 2lst, and had therefore made
the run from the latter place to New York in four
and half days.
She brought mails from the Sandwich Islands,
Panama and Havana, but no later intelligence from
California, there having been no arrival on the other
side from San Francisco, since the February
steamer.
The Ohio had on board 100 passengers-3O from
Chagres, 80 from Havana, and "a from New Or
leans-among the latter the wife and family Of
DR.. Gwin, United States Senator from California.
| Operations on the Panama railroad, at the time
of the steamers leaving, had been suspended in
consequence Of the intense heat and fevers which
prevailed on the Isthmus. Nearly all the hands
employed had either died or deserted, and Col.
Totem, the chief engineer, could not obtain help
upon any consideration whatever
Col T. had written the Board Of Directors that
the work could not be prosecuted, for even the
natives would not work An engineer and one Of
the hands employed on the road were passengers
by the Ohio. Col T, had goae to Carthagena tc
recruit.
Navy Bay had been fixed upon as the terminus
of the road on the Atlantic side, and Panama on
the Pacific.
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woe Stoa.e md .NeaO G0O6Is.

G. NJ. SIMPSON
Having Just opened his NEW STORE NO. OV lana
street tbetween Chartre street and Exchange Aey) offers
for sale large and weseected stock Of NEW FASHION.
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at very
moderate prices The Ladies particularly invited to call
and examine splendid assortment OF
Rich Silk Tissues, entirely new;
Large assortment Of rich Paris Bareges;
Cases Of new French Muslins, Jacones and Lawns
Rich Silks, for Dresses
together with general assortment OF Ladies Dress Soods
large stock of Irish Linens grassbeached and warranted
a fine fabric.
Linen Sheetings, of all kinds;
Linen Drilings, for Gentemen's wear;
Drab d'Ete, for Summer Clothing
Hosiery of every kind. Gloves, etc.;
Large stock of Linen Cambria Hdkfs embroidered ant
plain, selling very cheap.
To which may be added general assortment OF Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, suited to Family and Planta
tion use apo l0t2p
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N.Y. uS@ The Officers and Members will attend a
Z . y regular monthly MEETING, on SUNDAY, It'll
Esfs1f4f inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
49, Punctual attendance is requested.
apo WIN. MOYNAN. SecreInrv-
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at 10 O'clock at the Publ
Store No. of Magazine and Julia streets Gus
House Goods At II o'clock, at 81 Maga stree
Boots, Brogans, and Shoes
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Fish and Fishing.
lNHI0N


Corner of st. Cha res anu Cahhi streets
TACKLE to bs found in bI civ The stock ably complss
in every department, and comprise
Superior Fishing Rod lo o. make AID haiss
wood, Hickory Bamboo etc Cub s p,.,s ~ No'eIs
NJ nS m ~ "''i SisrJs Selfeocking Pistols
tsaS H.. prrsd rl,tad lGsnune 0erringsrs Pistols
Srn-sJ H. 1Sndisd IN P,SdeT Fla ska ard Horns.
CHM and Ont Do MAG azinesi
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks. Shot Pouches anu DISH"
Extra Tips for Rods Of all sizes. Game Bags
Fine Balanced Reels, oil German Cleaning Rods - OH,
Silver and Brass. Nipple WIencbes Ana
Eight plated Silk Lines WESLEY Richards " hys
Silk Grass and Hemp Lines, of and q d. best quahsA Fees
the finest quality. Hon Caps
Worm Gut. Cut and Felt Wads.
Floats ali sizes and styles Dog Collars and Whistles
Artificial Bait Of every description Pistol Bella
Leads Of all and sizes Bowie and Hunting hnfe
Bait Boxes Baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Fishing do liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books nd 1Drinkilg Cups, etc. etc.
Dsorees Swye Batting Kodgersa woslenholsr's cad
dies, etc. etc Crooks Fine Cutlery.
NJ The GUION ROD, particularly adapted 10 Southern AHd
Wesesn Fishing generally worthy a careful inspection
t- Having arranged COnroy NswYork, the es
of all les
Of manufacture will hereafter be sold nanuise
| turerS NewYork prices at GU1ON'S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh30 I'm Corner of 81. Charles and Canal sts
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Dollar Cold Pen.
NJ Good Gold Pen aud Silver Ca Sc for One Doi we nave
received a lot Of these capital Pens
Opinions Of the .Prsss'
Beats any thing yet offered" [Crescen.,
This new description is valuable" [Pica Vune-
~ better Pen we put to paper.n 10 eta
..,.Nou in store...
~ large supply OF Gold Pens Of all the cNsorasu mAA'
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety Of patterns Of Gold and Silver Cases. sast
GUINNESS 81 co.
IL Camp Street, between Canal and Common n 8
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES GUNS PISTOLS, 'e
nn16
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THE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE-The Pennsyl-
vania Senate the 10Th ult, after the reading Of
the evidence charging Mrs. F. with inidelity with
other PARTIES so amended the bill as to enable Mr..
Forrest to bring his complaint before the Phiadel-
phia Court of Common Pleas, where all parties
may have the opportunity of obtaining fair hear
ing. The action of the House is all that is now
needed The New York Herald, which processes
to be in possession of the whole of the evidence
in speaking of Mr.. Forests application for
divorce, says:
"None of the persons figuring in it appear to be
implicated in any thing more remarkably ungenteel
or ungraceful than what is frequently perpetrated
payne The most prominent parties are; first,
Jamison, the actor, who, it seems, one occasion
in Cincinnati, when he was more beside himself
than otherwise, wrote letter of admiration Mrs
Forrest, in kind of poetical prose, which was
afterward found by Mr.. Forrest and made the basis
of dreadful suspicious and farther investigation.
The other parties who alluded to in the testi-
mony, are N. P. Willis and his brother, an English
gentleman residing in New York, and one or two
others of less note and importance. Chevalier
Wikof appears to occupy a position in this bust
ness. The principal evidence showing the impro.
priety, is given by certain witnesses, servant
and the other housekeeper, who lived with the
parties before the separation On the whole, we
doubt whether this evidence is of character, the
mode in which it was collected and the partie:
involved in it, which will, all taken together, amour
to any thing like sufficient cause for separation
much less for divorce according to law"
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Turtle Steaks,
Stewed Turtle,
Beef A-la-Mode, Violates DeSoses,
Beef Cuban, Fncandeau Liver,
Canvas-back Ducks, Wing Turkey, olive sauce,
and other good things and drink to men,
ton; and friend Miller and his Frank will be in
attendance, needless that prompne and attention
will be the order of the day the Indian Queen Il X
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.hessrs. Editors Of the Crescent!
Allow me to call your attention to the BILL FARE
which the INDIAN QUEEN intends offer to-day. As they
have received, per ship Portland fine Green Turtle weigh
ing about 500 pounds, they intend to give their friends
Turtle Soup,
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Nyz1n HOeffner Concerts, ANA
kGAS At the 1890
EyAsE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, ST. Charles St aaFMy1rR
AR FRIDAY EVENING, april S. NkSE6S
PE6 Programme - PART l. - Tt%
of Opera Elizabeth -0rchesa. Ronini
Fantasia the Opera Of the Barter of Sevla for the
Yiooneelo, executed by Mr. Enrich. Servais.
Grand PopourriOrchestra .Hoener.
Grand NsltzOrchestra .LabtEky.
Young Mems Poka-Orchesra HoedbeT.
PART IL
Overture Of the Opera Egmont, Orchesra L. " Beethoven.
Fantasia and Variations for the Enthusiastically Mr.
POtpOurr from the Opera File du Regment,i-o
ohesra--eTTRnged Strauss
Grand WatzOrchesra. .Lanner
Histrionc Poka-0rehera. HoefneE
Doors open halfpast Concert at O'Clock
Subscriptions received and Tickets be had Music Store
Mr.. E. A TYLER 80 Camp street. APPS 1t
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to- BumpO-BiOlOgy. Professor FoANS has just
arrived and will shortly appear CAssEDYs SALOON The
Professor will endeayor explain Physiological and Physoph
cal Principles the peculiar Iodencres Of the Mind Not
Cscty peaking) the influence of Electro Magnetism but from
combination Of the sciences of Bumpo Biology Phrenoogy
Mmer The Professor consulted reference diseased
action, at his room, from O'Clock 0 u, ap4 #
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For Mayor, THOMAS j. SPEAR, Independent Creyasss
Candidate-ths Poor Mans Fhend-to be elected in April
Ool"'~ ~ ~ fyla
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Eds Crescent Please announce TO the voters OF Munle
paity No One that w. M. FLEMING r candidate fc
Recorder, and will be supported by NAVY VOTERS
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essrs Editors Please announce me as Candidate ioi
the Chief Magistracy Of the city. Election in April next
ga PETER L. JOKE, ex-La. State Librarian.
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Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA B4ssDwN, tie
Recorder of Municipality No Two, candidate for reeec
ton April next, and that he will be supported irrespective
of party by the [mh91 The PEOPLE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

Eds. CreseeHt-Pease announce L. U. CAYENNE as a
Independent candidate for the office Of Recorder Of the econ
Municipality, and oblige [fyll1 MANY VOTERS.
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&sANH ED- The subscriber takes leave to inform his
&zEy friends and the public that he is giving, by rIS
&&sSIR subscription, a the H3fk4S
~ COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, St. Charless ~4RT
series Of Twelve Weekly Concertsi In the style Of
those of Musard and Strauss in Paris and Vienna adding
Classical Pieces and sooshe first take place FRIDAY
EVENING the 5h Aristes this country
engaged the Orchestrs well for Solos Price
Gcrpdon S5 the whole seresadming Lady and Gentleman
E For particulars apply the Music Store Of Mr. f. Tyler,
authorized receive subscriptions and deliver
tickets. [ap4 I'll M H0EFFNER,
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Are Y'O1g Ready!

cSF A Prize of splendid SILVER CUP will be csp
u offered at the PISTOL GALLERY, No. VA
o. Shots, at the word. The shooting to take place ~
from THURSDAY, April 4, TO SATURDAYS. ap4 81
Constantly in oEe and for sale ia lots TO suit purcbass
By LfytAp1l J,GARLAHD CO., LafaSSiiS i.