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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25
The " City Hotel" Improvement.

The old ClTY HoTEL IS cherished in moro than
cue hear; in this great Metropolis If ours and out.
side OF il, as one Of New.York's connecting links
between the Past and Present, and the scene Of
Peasan, socishty and sumptuous fare Bat It Is
Numbered now among the things that were In ITS
stead has risen range o; elegant stores, designed
hs Wholesale Dry Goods which arc owned BY
Rob; Borcel, Esq and will be finished about the
isos April. They arc four in number five stories
Agh With basement and un7ercellsr and vaults
hoa, and rear The range presents an unoroSen
fcut on Broadway and Cedar ST. Divided into io0T
stores, each will have a Broadway frontage o! about
. T. sin. The aggres ate cost when completed. VIII
Dc net far frum 100000 The buildings are well
tneered throughout. and secured BY heavy iron
wo'k, iron beams, etc The builder is Mr. Wm
a sinonion OF Brooklyn The work WAS con-
Asaeed IN fact about the middle OF May last year
Saea the workmen commenced tearing down
'oooen the setnsl task Of re building was not be
sun ~ about the middle Of August. The labor o.
ss''osishang the old City we are told, was al
A''s eks taking to pieces an old ratification the
"s'enas were wedged in after the most approved
''ne q the aneients.' snd the work of chipping
'"a breaking up the remains Of the venerated man
'''a was certainly MT labor OF love, nor one 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25


rnost be certain 10 encounter severe snowstEms
IS We have, N crossing these everlasting sDos
capped And rock hoand moantsins By ssart,n,
early they VII be SPIT 70 mss the SHOWS and have
tine aud Opportunity for re'ruitioe few days
A Msrmsa Ball.
ThurSi.v the Goth Dec ushered IN the d.wn n
our H,'.aavs ~ X -nesyipe Early N the morning
We we-e sppr.sed o. the fact by the osriag q
NJ W : Carers anvil batter weather clear
and ,nsiy
IN The evening Ne attended Plan ard Esncy
Dress Bsn gwen bv the iahASitant. Of kanesvule
IS benefit 10 Mr. Orson II de. TOR has enierprsins
zeal 4 Philanthropy displayed IN erecting Aa
So Hal ~ the m4tsA benefit Il toe oonmAnlty -
~ & were h.gh.y sTsthe1 - witness the Fec1pfoSsi
cccOTum oSscTNei. by hoth msnsser and guess
1uEiLS the evening are persuaded that We
would DN BE- DONG Justly were we 70 omit tho
commence ment-
Al 4O'oock, Z NJ. According 10 sppcintment the
assembly VS. called TO order by President Orson
HYDE, s:ter few appropriate remarks suitable for
scch a. occas,ou h, Oaerei 70 the Most High sol
emn de,,,c alton prayer-then gave place ~ the o.
der "a the evening Bishop Aaron Johnson thea
called upon the guests intending 10 participate IN
the Gaace 10 observe order IS mach a. possible, az
t-r which Mr. David Candlaad. advanced few
sautsrv remarks csicu.S,ei 10 encourage IN tho
harmless rrcresrous shout 10 be entered into. 81
der Franklin Rclarcs opened the bal by prayer
Mr. Joha Gooch AM lady then waited uPoa cur
Senior Editor and LADY. AID conducted them TO TIE
aesd OF the Hal % participate in the SOFIA eateS
tainmeut
Ladies and gentlemen. inom VARIOUS sections q
PoitSw stamie and al scent Counties were present
80 a Geqagstion 1t brethren nom ths Valley II
Great Si. Lake their presence in crnnecison with
the joy;ul udnSs they brought added considerably
- our enjoy meut
The hearts aud miad' OF al. manifested by Their
wcrAs thst nothing RbOunded bat the pure spint cs
philanthropy ard order and 10 the credit 81 our tai
sntei musician, NJ William Pit and associates
,omposinc tho orchestra. their cheerful notes anu
mated The hearts 70 that degree thstthe teet acted
wc their part In The scene. In CONCLUSION the |.
s.mb,y was dismissed with prayer by Bishop Aarou
Johnson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

4eG-,s y se-tls5 uqo7 oiae- objects s-a SAD t.
b. IL new which ny rsta-i tae.r cou,true-.oa fr
some .no n come bat L : qrst'~ Certain that -is
ground vil a. al events &c applied y Other ear-
pose. tasa tue representa-. "a q ihs Drama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25
Miehisun-Gov. Barry Against I~~isrsti""'

Coz. Barr has eysdsd communicating b the
Leoi,a,gre the Report Il the Emigrsnt Agent %
the state. appointed last year to reside in New.
York .or the reason, as the DefreH Tribune say.
tina. 10 is opposed % the whole scheme Of inducing
European emigration TO the State. The dotnss Of
The Agent are ihcs stated b. the 1'ri6uei
He oOnresc.d laying he ol odan0u for vest seesss.on
70 car pODgslOn- He opened sc0rrespoofs1es Afcekn
e sesEs u he secretary 81 the GENERA O0yera1esD-
VIII al Foreign COnsgs. He secured az 1879
Ealf q ne stats the NEWTON In gfAnt 800
era aEd becane persoo4ly seqssInted VIC a. = -.
led foreign Conss residing "a tbs SI ~ -. -.
ootaaed leir ss1erOu tss objscts o. az
-, -. -. r-rs5 10 nr /. e0aer. Ibo1se1fs 81
sta,,stsi s.ssSse " f.ao1 Aehigsn 10 ths Osrlsa
lsEssAse were Ih'ed 70 Lsfyps - s's,,. of he &C.
a. al syar Of he leading pspers 70 ~ ".
-, cc.s.d.rsi., enlisted n our escaf .nf lave eopsea
= ,S5rs uarUh.st a ~ Tboapso4s sety $3.50
90. flSm nho-e isttucinE ~ rtA-s - cs
q = r~,uf Tss fsason 1850 Ger GAS, ~ -. -,
-. .,roa,x a and he row nons ofdets tor ~
s~so, 81 Ia col u sz1d i0f coll bon. wv
as1v thst vii snigrats N Ne opFins VIE toe,oN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25
The 4" Mansion House, Property.

-Four splendid stores occupy the site OF the old
Mansion House or Bunker property, on Broadway.
directly opposite the L ; Bonded Warehouse 90
They range as Nos 80, A. 43 and a. broadway
and are owned as follows No 80 by Dennis Per
kins. Esq of tho firm of Dennis Perkins 4 Co. 10y
whom this building will be occupied No. II, by
Herman D. Aldsch, Esq, Of the hrm of McCurdy'
Aldrich 4 Spencer and tie remaining two, Nos
a. and Is, by Samuel Wymsn of Baltimore The
three latter are to let. and we believe arc not yet
taken with the exception OF the first named, neither
Of the stores will for the present at least be oocu'
pied by the proprietors. They were commenced
about the 9th of July last and will be completed about
the middle OF February Their dimensions are
front of 26 feet inches for each store on Broad
way and "a feet inches on Trinity place
with depth from street to street OF 800 feet. II
whole hight they are ON Broadway IS feet, and on
Trinity place a feet The capitals OF the front iron
columns are In the byzantine style the details o.
the stone work in irOut in the Roman At the third
story the buildings are divided and space OF thur
" feet left between front and rear-leaNng 9oiee'
as the third story depth OF the stores on Broadway
and 10 feet ON Trinity place. large skyhsh'
olsx9O feet occupies the spscc thus formed winch
lights down through all the eoors to the cellar The
depressed rooi at this point leaves a medium OF
Communication between the front and rear build
iass frequiyed. To support tho wall facing the
space between the two mon beams are run through
the whole rangc--two To each, OF eight IN all The
dimensions OF those are sbou; twenty seven feet IN
length and the ordinary degree OF width ami depth
TIC cost OF the stores viii be about $4,000 for
esch-sSl 900 Tor the ground, and $4,000 for the
building making grand aggregate OF about sii'
coo for the entire range When completed they
VII be a most important and magnificent addition
70 the business portion Of Broadway. Each o. the
buildings will have ono grcs, room the whole length
sDd breadth Of each story, comprising the cellar
basement, principal and sccond-anbToken until the
third. where We reach the great "enlshtener Of the
whole. Altogether the arrangements are OF aeon
Plete aud elegant description and VIII redount
greatly 10 tho credit OF those Concerned IN then
construction The architect is Cyrus L. Warner,
Esq the masons and builders Messrs John Bar.
ter aud Robert Buchanan Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

abou, tie beginning q April Tns architects are
Msssr. T Thomas & Son Tho builder, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25
Park Theafer,

It is understood that the contemplated range Of
stores on hs site OF the Pax Thesser has not been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

It The following IS the vote IN the Senate
u0on toe motion - refer M FoOrEs resolution To-
she formation of Territorial Governments for Cal.
.oruia. Deseset and New Mexico to the Comm ttee
on Territories
Yf.s-Me.srs Radrer BENTON, Bradbury Blgh', Ctase,
Clarke Cooper DAVIS ~ Mas DcSlsoI Dodge Of lows
poire of W. Douglas Fe.ch, Foo.e, Greene, Ham.in
H0a.'ou Jones Man gum. Miller Norris, Rusk, Seward
-me.ts surgeon, Ulderwood Uphsm. Wa.es, Walker
81 'com5-JN
S,Ys-Messrs A,chson Beu.en, Bor.snd, Butler Gay
emeus COreil. DAVIS Il niss. Dswson Dayton, Hlnsf
King Mason Morton, PeArce Phelps, sebastian, spn
alcs. Tlrney, Yglee-20
INrRsoNMENT FOR DEBT ~ BosTos.-Durne
the last SIX months o1l unfortunate debtors have
been imprisoned 10 Boston. How much longer
wiz the statutes OF Mailacl sets authorize such
narbantv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

DRFYN BAIZE.-zs bales g. Green Bookings o.
In Aas<r.es1 Manufacture. for AZ ~ =.
"a NEsMITH co. 80 \ ~ rines
COCOA sHELLs-s e.g. iIssh las, revived -
l. Sos ssls ~ 6AsskER YOUNG. "a Csasa~ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

middle Of June. for they starr later. they vii al
u,os, be certain 10 encounter severe snowstEms
IS We have. IN crossing these everlasting sDo.
capped and rocs Soand moantsins By ssarssns
eariv they vii be sps 70 mss the SHOWS. and have
time aud Opportunity for recruiting few days"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18
GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS
lift AUCTION.

BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
" VIII be sold at Public Action, at No. Q ST.. CHARLES
STREET, up stair8, Cooks National Galery)
On the = enngs Of SATURDAY, March 49,
MONDAY March IS, and
TUESDAY, March 10.
Commencing at O'Clock
$40 Splendid Oil Paintings, by Ancient
and Modern Masters,
OF great merit and well authenticated, comprising the
HUNGARIAN GALLERY,
recently arrived in this city; together with
Splendid BOOKCASE Tortoise She'll inlaid NTH Sasey
Manufactured for LOUIS XIV BY the celebrated SOUL,
MARBLE PIECES, and
Ancient Bronze MANTEI. ORNAMENTS. and
CLOCK.
This collection comprises the finest PAINTINGS and
WOKhs OF ART ever offered for sale in the United
States, EY The Bookcase, ETC.. will be sold ON the 18th
at hali-past O'Clock, precisely.
Terms Of Sate-Al sums 300, sixty days; over
s4O ninety days, for approved endorsed notes satisfactory
to the vendor
t-1- The Gallery is NOW OPEN for the uspeetion of
The public.
The collection of Paintings here offered to the pube tn Ina
sold at auction well worthy the attention of every amateur
OF the Fine Arts The HUNGARIAN GALLERY of
ITSELF forms one of the finest collections ever brought to this
country and was formerly owned by the Prince Coao aud
the Count Ciecy These distinguished nObenlen were from
necessity lowing the recent revolutions in their country
compelled TO dispose of them. The other Pictures have
recently been received from Italy, AMI formed to make up
some OF the finest private collections OF that country All Of
the Paintings are correctly named and described and fully
guaranteed such, without any ostenaton or exag
ihsre are NOT to be found among them of Raphaes
Michael Angeles, Tdans Or Rubens's Paintings, which
rarely reach this country
The CABINET is a work of the highest ORDER made by
Bou for Louis XIV, who presented it Nine Mantenon
The initials OF Louis XIV and Nine Mainenon are encrust
ed togethe recently the property of Prince Colato
The Chimney Furniture belonged to Count Allegn Of
fars and are magnificent and fine works of art mh1gs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18
y. n. NfeeT.

NEW ORLEANS sTAfToNERsi WAREHOUSE. A Cam,
street Just received extensive and popular ooL M
Stationery Itors, the following
New and Important Law Book
THE LAW STUDENT;
or, Guides TO the Study Of Law I'm It's Principles
-, BIZ JoHN ANTHoH. / vol. syo.
HoLCoMBE's DIGEST Of the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the United states
HoLCoMBE's LEADING CASES UPON CONNER.
GAL LAW decided BY the supreme United States
SMITHS COMPENDIUM OF MERCANTILE LAW.
WAkREN's LAW STUDIES, with occasional Ilusra.
nens from American Law. Appeon's edition.
HOLCOMBE'S MERCHANTS BOOK OF REFER
ENCE FOR DEBTOR AND CREDITOR in the United States
O,BRIEN's AMERICAN MILITARY LAW
STEPHENs'S NIsl PRIUs. In vols.
Hill. ON TRUSTEES
ERTY.
DALLAM's DIGEST OF THE LAW OF TEXAS.
GREINER's LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE
New edition.
GREINER's LOUISIANA DIGEST.
BENJAMIN AND SLIDELI'S DIGEST. Enlarged,
DESLXs DIGEST of the Decisions of the Supreme Court
Of Louilsna
DEsLIX'S LOUISIANA SUPREME COURT GEN.
ERAI INDEX AND DIGEST.
MAkTlN'S REPORTS, Old and New Series, complete
MARTINS REPORTS. New edition, VOL l comprising
vols and of the Old Ssres Judge Mogans Aiarsus
Reference.
mhis Sd IVY tF- For sale by J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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QUEEN CITY RACE COURSE.
Oh | S2hAAp

nne haee Course has changed hands, progress
OF complete renovation preparatory Spring MeetpRs
he5e VIII be plenty Of good sabng large com
ouous pefs ana stands for the visitors
me usually found the popular Coure Il Is
neius1 TO DC used as Troing wei Running Course
ana Weeks Meeting OF each will spring al such
FERROUS az no TO interfere with each other ~
ney 70 conflict with the other the
thus giving chAnce to all who disposed contend Ter
Union. - - ~ So" =" my S0Nise ~ H'e
me Course viii be remembered Kentucky lust oppose
ue lower part Of Cincinnati,
and within hundred yards e Ohio River
~ lar the most eligible track In the country
que nouee VIII ee given Ia the N. Y Spirit Times Of IN.
o. he meetings and the Of the Purses Any one desiring
on the subject obtain addressing Messrs DAM
Sadly, Hevet's Hotel - = . ~ $40 Me Iss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

on sunday 18th inst at u O'Clock, JOHN Conner ma
',eUi ie County OF wexford, Ireland aged IS years
~ HIS friends attend his Fnner. ,-boh -
1877 Girod street S''NA' "0ni hiS iae fesIdsncei
q Oa sunday 9TH inst at halfpast o'clock ERAsNus
M Ahs aseu OIL years, native of North Wales Eng
ANU anu LOT many years resident Of Fayette, Miss
~ tia friends aRd those brothers-n.lav, e / and
OiMears invited ateni IL ~ - u
MORNING, at O'Clock. ~ Nn'iAi THIS
In this city, the 18th inst Mr. THOMAS Ctryrov,
EF His friends and those Michael Gloeson ara
gqssled % attend his Funeral DR. sones Hesp, r,S
MORNING, al 10 O'Clock. 'p''Sii THIS
~ Galeaa dl) papers please copy.
ln this city, Sunday evening I7h inst at the rpidsn
OF her son, e. 4. Nimmo, Mrs. MARY Anna MIMI for
merry Of Franklin La but for the last five years resident
NJ The friends Of the family are invited 10 a,,e0d b
THIS MORNING, at II ocoek from No amp street SboaI
farther notice ""
On Sunday, 18th inst, MARY ELIZA SMITH danebtar =,
James and Eliza Smith : born July u, 1888. - "
* Her Funeral will place the
4 o'clock. 81. '-@-''-'St ~
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20 me aDasIy orssoenl. ;,


The following d,pa,cb' tanning .o,o. ;,,.....
ing Congressional and o.beri,s,ns WA
to Jackson BY the Western TELEGRAPH, a,d ~
warded thence BY mail:
WASHINGTON. March IL Monday i u, II.
Senate, to-day. Mr. Bradbury gnve not;ca ~, ~
would on Friday next. Che i5thA move ~
his resolutions relative to the removal, sro,,
by the present administration.
The Senate then proceeded to consider The prs.;.
dents California message Mr.. Seward Of Nav,
York, having the floor, reviewed at length The
whole question Of the adms.on az C,,l;sars;. ~
gave his reasons wbv she ongbt ~ he .d..,;...
The pernetnol unity Of The
to hang upon the discussion af tb;s Ia, 80
hour. California he ,aiJ was .lrsa5n. ,ns
State. and could nevsr h. las ,n.n 49,, M..p
nravortad H. .d,,;,.;,,,, -,
among ourzelve. Il, ,,;,s ;ns;s,sJ H., enen'
sion sbould bo amended hv oo,,rro,a;sa ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18
DOIIN9. GOEN 200,

Good Gold Pen aud Silver Case Dollar We have
received lot Of these capital Pens
Opinions OF the Press.
" Beats any thing yet offered" fCrescent.
- rms new description is valuable.n IPicayune,
"A Deter Pen we never put TO papern delta.
"..Now in store...
% large supply of Gold Pens all the celebrated asrs
at the lowest market prices ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
mhis 6t2p GUINNESS 4 Co 70 Csna,n u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

A NORTHERN WOMAN WITH NORTHERN
PRINCIPLES. Miss Charlotte Cushman refused
to perform on Sunday evening considered the
best night In the week at New Orleans,) at the St
Charles theatre.-Abany Cypress
The Express is mistaken in the superstition that
Sunday evening at the St. Charles is the "best
night in the week" Although we have given due
credit to Miss Cushman for not appearing, yet it
is well known that Sunday evening, at this theatre,
generally presents "beggarly account of empty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18
RACES ;..s'.:. MKTAIRIE COURSE.
g. | ah

'HE sfhlNG MEETING thus Course will commences on
TUESDAY March ~, 1850 and continue six DAYS.
FFst -TUESDA " March l9-Wes's Sake-S3OO sulso,in
uohISiU9 ior'eit-Eor two year olds-Mie heats.
Fandango. ' y f' s' N"
S'''g Hugies names ch f. by Ambassador dam Flight
henner names ch by Glencoe, Of Beacon
J. Minor names CHI by Envoy tson Leyathun out Of
5Also CHI by GLENCOE of veracy by Pacific she out of
Britannia. F' ~ ~ "
6.''Also, by Wagner, dam Lady Jane by Leviathan
LIZ IL Long names ch. by Albion, dam imp. TTnket
bnsaman names CLARE, by tun dan lucy Dash.
Second WEDNESDAY, March 2O-sw eep.,akr ,y three
year olds-S0O subscription SlU0 forteit-Mle heats
L. A. Lecomie names FIJI ING DUTCHMAN by Grey Eagle
g.. R. Il. Long names ch. f. by Trustee, dam Yashti
IN Green names CHI NERO, by Trustee by ucke John
Second haee-ssme Day-Propretor's Purse S2OO-sngs
daah Of two miles -
Third nHg THURSDAY, Mureh al-sL Charles Hotel Purse
E1urd FRIDAY March 22-PrOprotors Purse $500
Three mile heats. 49, w.
FVa DaE-SATURDAY March 2s-Jocksy Club Purse ssoO-
-Four mile heats
SiFM Ddy-SUNDAY March a. Proprietor. Purse. $3.50
Mile heats, best three In five.
to the second horse. -
Ig- Race 10 of each day at O'Clock p NJ
sangrs Badges giving the privileges Of the Course for the
Nc Admitanee o the Gates and Public Stand al co.
Inc laurels and will be
horses from Alabama, Louisiana. Missssppi ga which
render ms meeting interesting any that many
GS The Second Meeting will commence on THURSDAY March
% and continue four days Liberal Purses will be advertised
~ The members OF MstAre Jockey Club will meet at Psor
mills p TrI Rr,1E,S,k
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Spring =. Ssg31lmse,. CYOfIia,g

THOMPSON g. NIXON, I9 Camp 1t,
E Have received, steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, a full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS COATS-Of Cashmere Cloth and French Dram
d'Ete; '"f
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANNY COATS-Of drab and mixed Casbmerette
Britannia Cloth, Drap d'Ete, black and Drab Merpo
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette Drap d. Etc drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Ofbl black and fancy s. NJ Doeskin, dram
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff white and 6p
ured Mareiles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest STYLES:
CKANATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHlRTS-Of Gauze. Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-Of Linen and Cotton French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HOSE-Of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured Silk:
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON d. NIXON, 10 Camp street
Hhlo GuptI opposite Hewlett's. a
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Ladies Ladies'
Great Attraction at O'DOherty's New sto

Great Attraction Mt O'DOherty's New Store,
DTyades Market,
e Where win be found the richest description of RIcu
FASHIONABLE FRENCH FANCY DRY GOODS, at sur.
prlsingly low prices. Attached TO the is LADIES'
SHOE STORE, where will be always on hand a choice
assortment of Ladies' Misses, and Chdren's Boots Shoes
Caters etc. at low prices. All kinds of Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS. al low prices. inhIs 81
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BN1gNt2aS! BGTg0l3lS!!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
p. j. o,DoHHTEsTR ETTSYF.,ysED 61THEAp INV
GOODS STOR

SJOSUVU WOhIH Ot DRY GOODS,
p. j. O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP DRY
GOODS STORE,
cor. Of TehoHpitoulds ST. and St. .Hary's Market.
HE undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies of New
= orleans and Lafayette, that his stock of SPRING
GOODS IS now received and open for inspection and that
every article offered will besod at unprecedentedy low prices
The following comprise part viz:
kleh OTgandies and Jaconet Muslns
Black, plaid, striped and watered Silks;
hlch colored, changeable figured and striped Silks:
Black Velvet embroidered Manteaus Visites and Manta
GOored Cashmere Cioaks and Manteaus-yery rich
canton Cape, Cashmere, Silk, BrOche and Polka Shsws:
Bareges, Tarletans, Foularis and Dotted Musins
hlch Biazourka, Rob Roy and CrenOuel Plaids:
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun Shades;
Piald, striped and changeabe Alpacas-new.
French. German, English and American Calieoee.
Linen Shrtlngs and Damask Table Linens:
669tt9nades, A prom Checks, Denims and Hickory;
black Inquired Irish Tabinetts-very new
Quilts - ~ s'
Red, white, blue, green and yellow Flannels;
ped Ilekng Hooks and Eyes, Spool Thread Needles etc
swiss, Book, Mul! and Scotch Lawn Muslins; ~
Jaeonet Edgings Table and Piano COvers-al 1uaties:
hree-py and Ingram Carpets Wilton and Brussels Rugs
1H Cloths, Door Mats and Canton Matings; S'
brown and Bleached Linen and Cotton SheetinEs:
Hosiery, Ribbons, Artiiicias, 14aees and Gloves:
canton Flannel Gmps, Fringes and Embroideres.
L urnlture Prints, red, blue and buff Damasks. nj
- T. j. O,DOHERTY'S CHEAP STORE
mhlo 81 cor. TchoupitOulasst and ST. Mary Market
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Editors @Hhe CresceHt Gentlemen: Please announce
ALEX GRAILHE, Esq candidate for the Office Of Mayor
OF the City OF New Orleans at the next Election.
mh0 VOTERS OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Wsare authorized 70 announce A. D. CRossMAs, the pre-
sant incumbent as candidate for reflection in April next
Eds Cresceat-Please announee the name ar JoHs NJ
BELL candidate for the Office Of Mayor Of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and Obige many friends in the
fy11 THREE MUsIcIPAIIT1Es,
.Messrs. Editors Please announce rs Candidate 70,
the Chief Magisiracy Of the city. Election in April next
B4 PETER L. yORE, ex-La. State Librarian.
For Mayor THOMAS J. SPEAR, Independent Crevasss
Candidate-the Poor Mans Fnendto be elected in April
next fyi9
For Recorder:
Eds. CresceR Please announce to the Yoersof Munic.
pality No. One, that W. NJ FLEMING is candidate for
Recorder, and will be supported by MANY VOTERS,
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Eds. Crescent: Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN, the
Recorder OF Municipality No. Two candidate for redec
ton in April next and that he will be supported irrespective
of party by the [mh9l THE PEoPLE.
Eds. Creseent-Please announce L. U. CAYENNE as an
independent candidate for the office of Recorder the Second
Municipality, and obige [y11l MANY VOTERS.
For Aldermans
TT We the citizens of the Seventh Ward, Second Mn.
ncpaity, do nominate Dr. g. w. Dalton as an indepen
dent candidate for Alderman at the April Election.
mhl6 MANY VoTERR