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~ The following testimony will
satisfy the most ncreduous the Dr.
sarsaPa lila In the cure OF serious Spinal diseases:
- BARTHOLOMEW County, Indiana, Nov 90 lS49
IT s. r. Toioasefd-Dear Friend Although Stranger
he merry OF adore sing thee aad thee brief history
oSneh nave received taking thy sarsapara have very
% 9 aeou Ies y-als with the dysPepsis, liver
PLANT spinal affection and general debility. after
trying the prescriptions three phyaieians me
cunry without much relief prevailed
my Compound Extract OF sGr1spsGa which did, but say,
with but ie Condolences ard do believe have
NJ from than ell Of the other medicines have taken
sun taxing IT. snd gradually resaning strength. When
menced taking it, almost entirely entirely
conhned bed for months turn myself In
Deu and now able to yak about As there
20 De obtained within several mules Of Ibis place would like
TO sell on commission, there great
this vicay and appears give general sataction With
questng agency for this Invaluable medicine conclude My
real enee, EhzA beth'own Indiana. CALVIN EEWsON.
IL For sale by the sole agents New Orleans.
Hp2s iW Sdp J. WRIGHT g. CO. ISL ChaItres st.
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Splendid Oil Paintings. .......-.-. Al Auction.
BY j. a. HEARD, AuctiOneer,
MILL BE SOLD at Public Aucuen on TUESDAY EVENING,
w the S0th inst, and THURSDAY EVENING Nav al The
National Gallery, 10 St Charles street (up sars- > :
200 Splendid OH Paintings,
by and Modern Masters great merit and we'll .uhsn
Gated Including part Of the HUNGARIAN GALLERY aud
hne PRIVATE COLLECT recently from Erope Also
splendid full length Portrait Of Washington by suy and ne
gae Medusa after the great painting by
cault, In the Gallery Of the Louvre.
The the fine will ndin these two collections
choice gems well worthy Of their attention
The Gallery will open fog public inspection until the after
Of the days Of SALE
satisfactory the vendor Rp28 2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

EB- ALL MAY POSSESS BY USING SHERMAN'S TOOTH
PASTEL warranted free from any Injurious ngre-
dlen and Unsurpassed for cleaning whitening the Teeth
moving preventing them from aching decay the same
ne giving hen healthy appearance well hardening the
gums and sSettenlng the breath. It
mouth and gives universal satisfaction. Whoever will
sVe after eve the preference other dentTfee Dr.
- TSs ss HISadSy DE- c. A. Peck 29i BOwsry, Of the
oa uent 10 me city Of New YORK. and recommend i,aE
ao many others that professionalism Elliott, the dsn guished
estner Brosvay and Amiy Dr. James R. Chiffon,
sunguhed chemist Park BENJAMIN, EEq James Watson
soo FL James Gordon Benne ESQ., Hastings Weld, Eiq.
MAJOR NJ NJ kouh, and nearly all the known editors New YoEf
Prepared and sold By A. Sherman NJ Do LOO Nassau street. NJ
w. seid " New OSltaas BY ne lole ageaia,
sFShhp i'WAieAg v Con ". eAsrNl N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

ER NOtce.-The undersigned, on retiring from the No.
ara Business would respectfully his office,
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARESHDE to the favorable notice of his old friends
public in general with the affairs which may be
ntrused them will be faithfully efficiently attended to.
mh27 DANIEL, RICARDO
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AocIDENT.-On the 18th instant, man by the
name of Fielding Hyden, a house painter, was
found drowned in small Bayou back OF Marks
vile, LATHE stream was about s feet in width
and feet in depth, he doubtless had fit and fell
off the log while crossing the bayou he had no
marks of violence upon hm,-was very intemper-
ate in his habits. He was generally considered a
harmless man; was about IS years of age, and
hailed from Lexington, Kentucky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

IA n5- WARREN LODGE NO. 81 A. Y, Nan Ad
X X journed Meeting of this Lodge will be held Masoni
f~NH4l for dispatch Of important businsss, FklDAl
VIEWING, May g. at O'clock. Members will he punctual
'isoTs are rateEnaly invited. BY order of the W. NJ.
aP3O l.. N. LANE, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

April IS, DR.. J. E. KERR, aged 81 years.
April 70, THOMAS CLARKE, native of Ireland, aged 81
April "a, R. NJ. Bishop, of London.
April q, DR.. g. ]. TRINCHARD, aged 80 years.
aged about 60.
In Caddo Parish. recently WV Il. c. FoRrsoN nsed q
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M arrte d.

April %, DAVID r, ELLIOTT to Mrs. ANN ELIZABETH
MuDFoRD, both of this city.
April Is, VIM CHAPMAN to Miss ANN ELIZA C, WILL
SON, both of this city.
In Baton Rouge, April "A. Mr. w. H. HARRISON, of
New Orleans, to Mrs. REBECCA M. SMITH, OF Alabama
In Opeousas. Parish of St. Landry, April Ie MICHEL
MUssAND to Miss MARY E. LARKIN, both of that place.
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at 10 O'Clock at les Poydras
steet-Hardware, etc. AT halfpast 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-Groce.ies, Provisions and Liquors.
MoRPHY & NEyIUs will sell, at O'Clock, at 291 Camp
Stree.-Fumiture.
E. B. DRAKE vii e at u O'clock No. 144 Customhouse
street-Fumiture.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The people of Houston have already raised by
subscription the amount estimated as necessary to
complete plank road for distance of sixty miles,
The cost is estimated at $1,000 per mile, and 500 900
have been subscribed-s35, 900 by the citizens and
1926 900 by the city.
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NO7ARLAL NOTICE.
NOId
~ Nniice-Tha Ii

az NOtice.-The undersigned, having united together
for the transaction of NoOr Business all branches
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with Dispatch whatever business may be con-
dded to them. o ffce, No. 80 Grayier street
CHAs. A. TALLARIE Notary Public
npll I'm wOODsoN WREN Assistant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

"There must be great deal of sickness in town,
from the number of hearses on the Streets" said
one lady. "That only shows the sickness is
over" replied the other
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

Prof Websters Laboratory is now exhibited as
public show, at twelve and half cents admis-
sion Mr.. Littlefeld, it is said, is the gamer by
this questiOnably decent operation, or he pockets
the reeeints
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The greatest iron structure in the world, both in
regard to extent and cost is the Britannia Tubular
Railroad bridge, which is thrown across the Menai
Strait halfa mile wide, between the coast of Wales
and the Island of Anglesea. 1t is built of wrought
iron, at cost of six hundred and seventy-four
thousand pounds sterling, about o, 800 ,OOOl being
three times the original estimate.
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~- Notice.-The u

e% NOtice.-The undersigned, having united together
the Transaction Of Noara Business all branches
10 Inform their snd and the public they prepared
cute with and dispatch may
to them at the old stand Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. ~ GravieT street VIM. MONAGHAN,
Successor D. l. Ricardo,
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Photographed 10 the "DaiIy Orescent.u
The NEW York NTnrlsets.


NEW YoRK, April Is, 1850.
The Cotton market is firm, with more buyers
than sellers. Middling Uplands and Orleans are
quoted at 10 to 1910. =. Flour is frmer, and ad-
vaneing. Sales of Southern have been made at
50 20 to So SO. Provisions dull. Coffee-At
auction to-day, 1000 bags Rio were sold at prices
varying from n to 81; 900 bags Java changed
hands at lie. -. Government Securities are firm
Sterling Bonds advancing
SECOND DISPATCH
Baltimore Market,
BALTIMORE, April 25.
Sales to-day of 1900 bags Rio Coffee, at 81 to
lOc. Sales of 10000 ~ bags at %, and 5000 sold
at 81 cents.
New York Market.
New YORK, April 26.
A moderate business has been doing in the Cot
ton market to-day, all hands waiting the arrival of
the steamer Flour is firm. Corn tending up
wards. $1,000 bags St. Domingo Coffee sold at
&c.. Government Stocks advanced. :. Sterling
firm.
The steamers Philadelphia and Empire City
have arrived from Chagres.
HALIFAX, April q.
The steamer has not yet arrived.
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K,NIaEnhER Rocks.

For Sale by THOs. l.. WHITE, 53 Canal street.
THE WORKS OF WIN. E. CLAIMING: Sixth Edition,
with an lnroducton. In 6 vols 1890.
MIGNET's HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVo'
THEfRRY's HISTORY OF THE NORMAN CON.
GAIT's LIFE OF CARDINAL WoLsEY.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF GOETHE; ,>a~,.
THORNTON'S OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.
OLIN'S TRAVELS IN THE EAST.
LADY MARY Of Not Of the World BY Rev. Charles
TUPPER's NOVELS; Twins and Heart. and Crock Of
BoSWELL's LIFE OF JOHNSON.
LORD BACON'S COMPLETE WORKS.
LIEBERS ADDRESS in the Character Of the Gentlemen
THE GEAR, HIS COURT AND PEOPLE:
CHALMERS SCRIPTURAIl READINGS,
OLMSTEAD'S LETTERS ON ASPRohomh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

THE ONO RIVER. The river was slowly
swelling at Louisville the evening of the 21st,
with feet 9 inches water in the canal. On the
falls there were feet water. . The river at Gin
cnnati, on the goth, was at stand =. AT Pitts
burgh, on the 2Oh there were A. feet water in the
channel, and at a stand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

SALE OF KARE PAINTINGS. evening Mr. Gulyani
will again ollef the public sale Of fine collection of
paintings The lot contains number Of pictures which have
been much admired BY leading connoseurshe psoiuc
ton Of foreign and native artists Several of the andscape
and marine pieces possess uncommon merit and are well
worthy Of the attention Of those dezous of adding to then
collections. Among the pictures be Offered for SALE
very tine by the elder Suy, of Gilbert Stuarts grea
painting Of Washington, the original of which, much 10 the
moritcaton OF our peoDle is the properly of zen Of
another land suys copy is by all admitted 20 be very
me work. and will no doubt the favorable notice Of
purchasers should be purchased b. some of our public in
sIIieaa Ana we can think place filter for il than the
han oil te fuphc Library Of this Municipality AS this
may be the last occasion for long period on which NM,
chase can attend sale Of collection under the guarantee
Of 20 respectable that Of Mr. GavAni we firms,
that pictufe-Ovng friends win not fail TO avail Them
selves Of Il. tsa.fI Is -aJfn -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

NAVIGATION OF PEARL RIVER. = The Mis-
sissppian says the merchants Of jackson have de-
termined upon establishing, during the ensuing
autumn, weekly line of steamboats, between that
point and New Orleans. The Pearl is said to be
naWgable for six months in the year. Twenty-fiv
thousand bags Of cotton will be shipped from Jack
son next fall and winter-to which, add $4,000 in
the way Of return freights, and line of light
steamers will realize good profits,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

POWERS OF THE SENATE.--A com mittee has
been appointed to investigate and report upon the
facts in relation to the last Benton and Fooe diff
Guilty in the Senate Chamber. By referring to the
Constitution we see that Each House (of Con-
gress) may determine the rules of its proceedings
punish its members for disorderly behavior and,
with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel mem
ber."
We are not prepared to express the hope that the
committee will report resolution for the expulsion
of the refractory members, but must say, that
if such is to be taken for any conduct
of members short of bloodshed, it should now be
DONE 1t is due to ITSELF and to the nation that the
Senate should now exercise all the power that has
been vested in it by the Constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The last Legislature of New York passed a
general law allowing railroads to be made in any
part of the State. This is a measure of unusual
hberalitv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

EE- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Ths steamer OLIVIA will
hereafter leave Hew0reaus after he arrival of the O'Clock
cara instead Of IL formerly Returning leaves Covngon
o'clock Every Day Sundays excepted. arriving at the
Railroad IN time to take the 10 O'clock for the Due
notice will be given Of the Sunday trips apg7 Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

Il is stated that she Directors of the East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad have dissolved the
contract wllh Gen. Green for the building Of the
road. and that b has now nothing more 40 do
wlib H. =
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Mas STUARr's BENEFIT = A brilliant and
crowded house greeted Mrs. Stuart at her benefit
last evening. The play went off well, and several
Of the actors would have done credit to any stage.
The part Of Sir Harcouyt CoGrtly was enacted 10
the life; also the characters OF Charles Coury and
Dasaie, were well performed. Mrs. Stuart as
Lady Gay SPaAker was excellent. AT the end Of
the play Mrs. Stuart delivered poe,cal address,
written BY herself, which contained several happy
local illusions. Mrs. S. was then recalled and
Col. McAlpin came forward and presented hel
with purse Of three hundred dollars, with an a D.
prOpr'ate address, saying it was transmitted to her
us token Of their admiration for her as an actress
and regard as lady. With much emotion Mrs.
stuart briefly responded, thanking the contribu.
tors for their snbsiantial gin, and said Ii would
make lasting impression upon widows and a
mothers heart Col. McAlpin replied in a feeling
and handsome manner, and the lady retired amidst
the warmest applause.
The laieneas of the hour etc., prevents our saving
more; but every thing went off to the satisfaction
ofail and particularly, we trust to the gifted and
fair beneficiary
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~ Being now prepared to transact any business IN
the Noara line beg leave inform my friends public
generally that have taken the office Camp street. and mos
respectfully solicit their patronage. ap9G @ W. CABLE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The JUDICIARY OF MISSISSIPPI. From the
Vicksburg Sentinel we extract the following para.
graph. 1t seems that suit has been instituted by
the holders of Planters Bank Bonds, against the
Treasurer of the State, TO recover some $4,000.
The Sentinel, after stating these facts, significantly
adds:
Whatever may be the decision, it is understood
an appeal will be taken to the High Court, and we
suppose the merits of the whole question will be
argued. From the courts, the appeal will be to the
tribunal of last resort-the people, with whom, Of
course the decision Of the courts will not be with
out its effect
This, in plain English, means that if either party
is dissatisfied with the decision of the Supreme
Court the Judges will be made 10 feel it at the next
election We do not wonder that persons having
property, are anxious to invest it elsewhere The
idea of resort in civil suit to tribunal superior
to the highest Judicial Court established by the
Constitution, is something which looks like agra
rianism.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The Mayor of Bangor, tMe) in his inaugura
address, says that q the city needs police that
will not compound with rogues or take brides from
any source
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ThOallnS RrMdN.


NEW BAREGEs French Jacone organdes Alvornes Tissues
IN Lawns Printed Cambc Ginghams Fouard Silks, Summer
Silks, etc etc. $3.50,
LINENS, DamaBk Shirngs, Sheeags, Diapers Huckaosoha
and Napkins. 80,
and Scara. Grape Shaws China Grapes.
BLACK MAfTloNI SILKS, Rich Fancy sikI, all styles
PARAS0LS Chdren's ParaiOls, Silk and Cotton UmbTeA
Hosiery, Nets LaceS Ribbons, Gimps, Fnses, Buttons sna All
hescrin Of apO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The " Columbia" is the name of another splendid
new steamship, to be launched next week from
Westervelrs ship yard, destined for the Northern
Pacific trade, between Oregon and San Francisco.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The third, iron steamer for California, built at
Wilmington, Del, for Aspinwall " Co., was
launched on the 18th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

DAPHNE HoTEL-This beautiful and delightful
watering place, situated on the Eastern shore Of
Mobile Bay, ten miles South East of Mobile, as
will be seen by reference to the advertisement Of
the proprietor, Mr.. WIN. L. Howard, in another
column, is now ready for the reception of visitors
A fine shower bath, spring Of strong chalybeate
water, bathing house arranged that salt water
bathing may be epjoyedin all its heathfulness and
luxury together with table, which, from past
experiences we predict will be fully equal to the
high reputation Of the polite, attentive, and accom-
inodating proprietor, for gathering together every
thing from the land and the sea in the way Of good
eating, attentive servants, well furnished apart
ments, delightful walks. and charming scenery
will constitute attractions which we fear win soon
provide our friend Howard with greater number
OF guests than he can take care Of. We hope there
will be small place left for us when we go over
about the first Of June.
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cH- The Gentleman who was so kind as to give me
his the evening Of the 2d myself against gang
Of ruians will please call and let himself before the 2s
Inst Rp26 H. z. SMITH
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Many new years you may see. but happy ones
you cannot 500 without deserving them, These
viFlael honor RA knowledge slohp csa pFedaes,
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Ten cents is offered to the finder of the lost dig.
nifty Of the United States Senate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

to SITS. Peter and Paul Church.-On SUNDAY
next. 9Th of May, will be opened STs. PETER AND PAUL
CHURCH, situated in Margny street, Third Municipality
The ceremony will commence at half-pas O'Clock The
Very Rev Father Mathew will preach the Dedication Sermon
and will administer the Teetoal Abstinence Pledge colec
ton will be taken up for the benefit of the Church. ap3O Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

William Blacklar, one of the inspectors of beef
and pork for Phiadelphia, has committed suicide
by hanging himself in his ice -houss in Union
alley, near Caroline street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30
lk. Jones,s spanish Lily White.

perfectly Innocent being purified deeteriou qualities
and impHr the skin natural healthy, alebaster
white, time acting the skin making
soft and smooth,
Sold only Isl Chartrss street. ap2s Im2n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The steamship Goiah, of 1893 tons, has left New
York for California, to run on the Sacramento river
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The health of Cincinnati is said to be better now
than for many years past.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

The son of the Hon. Henry W. Hilliard, of Ala
bama, died in Washington on the Goth inst. He
had but recently been selected by the President as
a cadet for the Military Academy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

x.SN~ EB The Sir Knights members Of Jacques DE MO
10 ~ LEY ENCAMPMENT will assemble al the Hall No. le
Nv Common street. THIS EVENING S0lh inst, at O'Clock
punctua attendance requested All transient Sir knights are
invited TO Htend...By order Of the Grand Commander
apSO J.. p. PATTISON Recorder,
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y. of N. .MeetIng This Afternoon,
Auction Sales This Day.

MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance NEE
At half-past O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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The emigration to California this season will be
as three or four TO one over last year
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% The and fas-runnng passenger ABERDEEN,
GEO. W. Cloudis, MASTER will poiyey leave THIS DAY the
f0h nst O'Clock p NJ. and all the landings
Ouachta and Black Rivers T. D. SMITH 96 Magazine st.
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FoR CHAeRgs.-The splendid steamship Fa.
con, Lieut. H. }. Hsrtstene, u. S. Navy com.
manding, leaves this port this morning at o'clock
Punetuallyi with the California and Oregon mails.
Passengers ior New York will be transferred a.
Havana % The sieamship Georgia. The Falcon
offers ind accommodation t. the travelling public,
and passage upon her to chagrea or Havana can
NOT but prove agreeable.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

PLAcIDE's VARIETIKs.--Last night full house
witnessed the performance of the Rivals. Mr.,
Blake's " Sir Anthony Absolute was capital
piece Of acting. Placide's Bob Acres kept the
audience in roar of laughter. Why does not the
manager appear oftener on his stage. There is
not better actor in his company, and no one whom
the audience are more more pleased to see.
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Che DAILY Crescent.
ME w ORLEANS,


Our thanks are due 10 the officers Of the Magno-
liza for late Louisville papers. The Magnolia left
that port on the 23S There were feet water on
the Falls, and The Ohio was rising rapidly.
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For One Night Only.

.N57N For One Night Only. .,,s
,%STAH - Al Lyeeum Han, 81
Sl2xsK, 10 MAURICE sTRAKosCH has The MTNA1rk
aS honor TO announce that will give Grand
"a Concert. on WEDNESDAY Evening, May l. @11FiAe
IL W. VINCENT WALLACE, the celebrated composer has
kindly consented his valuable
MadaTe M C. CASlNl the distinguished vocalist sing among
other pieces beautiful Spanish Song LA PeTa dAndausa
MI NORES will preside at the Piano.
PROGRAMME So. Part /.
Lee Fantasia on airs from Luereda boTga,' composed
anu executed .StTahOsch
2' CavAina from " Linda di ChImouni, y by Donizei,
M,
3 Grand Fantasia, for the Piano, themes,
from the opera Of - Mariana,' composed and
lAriA from la SomnambulA, by Bellni,
o.. Grand Duo de Concert, Pianos Romaioe
by Haevy, composed by W. Vincent Wallace, and
ecaed ny aud Straosch
Part IL.
l... ,N0curne - IRISH Melody" Come DER the Sea,
Maiden, me, followed by the tSo lev Ma.ourkas,
=" La hsrcelinan - and " Souvenir &c Yenne"
b." La Psrla i'Andalua' beautiful Spanish song,
sung for the FIRST time in New Oil a. c. Casn
g.. Fantasia Dramatlque, themes from Lucia di
LammeEnoor, composed and executed SakoEeh
4 Grand Duo for tNO Pianos composed BY Thalberg,
airs from Norma, executed BY WV Wallace and strakoseh
ES Tickets, One DolaFto be bad the usual Places
open At 1-COnceu TO commence at 8 O'Clock
tB NJ StTakoschs SEA SERPENT POLKA will be published
In lew days apo
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TOTAL, 1854 4453. ,zl43 YOg3 I5y3 IlyI All I'D
CrOssman Bell, 4s2; Reese over Warfeld $50.
t. Spear received 81 votes for Mayor There were II
scattering votes for Attorney.