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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

HOUSE TO RENT, in st. Claude street. be-.
- tween Barack and Bayou Road First Munich. an
HOUSE With two story Kitchen The S Front pG ouse
kehea so5sns w fire place IN each viii the
Intended for two dwellings, and viii be rented sepafaieIy
at Ts yard h whS Hn e a to
with separate entrance each from The street and Tie oca
Pn ssis s ST. Gaus nesb bet~een aaf
ard Bayou Road. ia4 imos'
TO LET-Several Small houses, one in -.
m yes ready r. isrH aoMt s??5s Ct %rave,
TO LET-A Dwelling House on Thalia street
;hsween N1yades and Apollo. with without the
' aa A'S GEORGE C. TAYLOR q co. Ll!!a
laa ------ 7s Magazine street.
r ESIDENCE FOR RENT-A Country Resi-
I've P@ sr ts % Ialass B
hing Houses Stables Carriage Houses Green Houses III
family Rent low tenant who viii keep The properly IN
good order: Apply at z Natchez st., upstairs mis- ii
FOR RENT = Two small Tenements, with
large yard. eistern. etc; Magdelen street, between -
Common and Grayer will be rented very low good
'en ns App EDWARD H roMRoY. % Common y
FOR RENT Iowa new Two story Frame
cs ;s nsa s a ssS pd bdn. %
S s good fRa IiponDs IA Sasaan app
- HOUSES for rent on Canal street, between Ro, "a
eP asa ssGf '''ft G Roas s.t 1t
ITO GARDENERS. : Two SQUARES OF
L GRousp, on the New Shell Road. Common street. will
be leased favorable terms for number Of years
An N EDWARD u. PoMRoY. % Common st
nAGuEnisEOTyyp,E. IALB9TYPR HyALo.
MAGUrRE * il ARRlSGToN' having purchased from
1tH the assenees of w Talbot the patent right the
use Of his Ialbotype process, the States of LOnisians
Alabama, floda Georgia and Texas, beg leave to call the
attention OF the pnlc TO their gallery of specimens In tbs
new department of Photography
The Fabctype is taken upon paper. ory glass rets
ana variety OF other subssnces the first possessing the
decided advantages OF easy transynbiy by mail can be
enclosed 70 letter. made to adoTn the pages Of book
The Tabotype ensasiy susceptible of coorng 30 ,ha,
tue picture can be finished 10 degree desired by the ser
Gated. N"
the riaht cheek "
The Taboype can be duplicated to any sksnt without
time upon simple application by lever otherwise
n B-M H. being furnished wh every facility for thu
DAGuERREOrYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any Other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness OF child OF six months in one
sscond or no charge Tmbl III No. q CAMP Street.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
NewOfleans, Importers and Dealers, oh0esale Eli
s Ca.Iors, Candie;aka Table Cutlery, japanned ~
Walters, etc. Goods will be offered al low prices and
when Tor the country packed in the safest ie5 y
SONS OF TEMPERANCE JEWELS, etc.-A
- supply OF Sons OF Temperance Jewels ami Regalia,
xounge irothers Jewels kent constantly hand nj No
n Gostomhouse street Divisions organizing in Texas
%, 7. H. WILLARD, No n Customhouss street,
o.e u New Orleans
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TSigned1 A. 2. CRossMAN, Mayor.
Specifications
ner 81 Estss and Benjamin and Thaa streets A' '''u'i
soath uoEh side IF Esee and Benjamin and Thaa
streets and including said streets
unpaved streets within ~ prsscbed limits Of lhs District
every morning all dead animals, vermin kitchen and
all oas filth and other substances whatsoever BY II o'clock,
before or alter noon 10 any place within or out Of said
limits. which may be designated at any time By the Sur.
II. The contractor shall be bound fill up with brick rub.
6sh shells Or dry sand all ruts or holes cart carriage
and under the snpsrnendence Of the Surveyor
aaq ns ' a 70 H % %ssl Of
shall s ca hs dshes snd srsghen The when
supports BY removing The Dirt mud grass weeds and any
other distinctions Whatsoever. the water have
grass Weeds and shall cut and from the unpayed
streets and from the sidewalks bordering the unpayed and
paved streets, all the weeds and grass.
III The contractor shall regularly take and scrape up and
INFLATED in the payed streets. and fast shall be made
INTO piles carry off the same within hours and
require filling up. under the orders Of the Surveyor and the
surplus d dust and other substances shall be removed
taxable limits Of The District 's'''
"a % a%sy 70 o or
place, than those designated by the Surveyor above stated
under penalty & dar for r. each
Ts s0sSiS sa ST 0a annually from s b2tpre
n;1 and I 5sI'iI r. the ann nnpa az ss reefs III
ihroggh which the water shall be conveyed by the CONNER
nnefcia Water Works Company, through which it
hereafter be conveyed BY said company the within
the actual taxable limits of the District in any other part
which may be hereafter included in said limits 10 cause all
day before 10 Clock, A. M.
VII The said shall at any time be entitled
10 clam against the Municipality consequence of te
extension Of the limits Of the taxable Of the Municipality
or OF the paved unpaved streets during the existence the
contract The contractor shall give all his attention 10 the
strict execution Of the duties devoyng him under his
ac and IN case OF neglect the Surveyor with the author
zaton OF the Committee Streets and Landings shall cause
said work to be done the the contractor and the
report OF The Surveyor that the complied with
hs Council The right e declare the contract void and
Mayer at the risk Of the said and his security
VIII The contractor shall be bound TO clean daily all the
diiches to wash and thoroughly clean all the markets
within the prescribed limits. and shall to the orders Of
The Commssaries in buryg at bis expense the INDECENT
Municipality. " ~
TX. To insure the faithful performance of the contract
TIE contractor shall furnish TO The satisfaction of the Council
SECURITY IN the sum of five thousand dollars
x. Payments will be made monthly on the certificate of
me Surveyor that the work has been done bis satisfaction
n
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~MA!UKALTY OF NEWURLEANs, jan 2. IS51.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
L. o, ,sss9luog that will SELL at my office, MONDAY,
bidder the contracts for cleaning the paved and unpaved
streets and markets. and keeping repa the unpayed streets
q the Second Municipality, above mentioned for The Term
OF two yeaTe whole in accordance with the Specifications
above. Ga 10l A. d. CRossMAN, MAYER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

RARELLI 81 CO., 81 Common str ct. offer
IL the following goods in store for sale
Italian Marble Blocks Slabs and Files
Otto OF Roses and Essence of Ansette
Nice Oil. Bordeaux Ansette;
Claret Wine-Bergasse brand f;
Cod Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland.
Perfumery-a full assortment;
permasan Cheese Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine;
BLACK Slh Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk
=, One case superior Dental instruments,
Received by direct lmportations and Tor sale by
Do BAREIILl e. co. 81 Common at.
X ETtHUPs-
Ia % boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
~ 90 do Walnut do;
III do do Mushroom do;
n store and for sale by
mr. r. Nj. McALPlN, Canal street Row,
ot1 II and ~ Common street.
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ms IS only one Of more than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that DIR. Towasends Sarsaparia las cured
is extraordinary virtues. ~
James Cummings, ESQ of the in the Luna
tic Asylum. Blackwells Island. is the gentleman spoken of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

>, - Q n TTUN,
owins TO the ssluccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends SaIsapala, iasmber OF men who were formerly
Agents, have CONT ,nced making Sarapari Ia Eytt ,s
EIIxirs Bers, Extracts of YeIoy Dock, etc. They gene
ANY put mp IN the shaped bottles and some of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are oniz
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. ~
York Redlng Co, State street, Boston Dyott SSn
~ Spr Second street, Philadelphia; S. s. ilance Drug
stree, Albany 7. II; McGraw, Natchez; and by all The
principal Druggists and Merchants generally tbou the
United States, West Indies and the Cenadas '''
:, J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street.
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II.
W. f.EFoItT, 1903 50. CHARLES srrR,sssr
Opposite he -. Chartes Theatre
ane h,ns OF COniaciiOners, late from Paris
10 PROVE that we do not take ,n;s t;,ia ;u
asip wan, we pr1y the public in general and those
ann va1 lor temseves We hays he coee
Candles, etc, etc. 9'' vi Shocodte' w.
MI eior has the best collect CT Of Flower Pictures ai
pes, aney Goods, Fruits, Toy eic in nnre susar Whit
nave ever before been seen in thi scity " ' s' "SH
Mr. Leiort also has engaged the hest Frerc pa ,ooL
III oy ca e pnne and families that establishment 10
~ VIZ S~A '"p@''"' my 3mos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

Fr0fl y. 3. I5fDene.I
PADuCAH, Ky, June g. i3t6-My stock Of Cherry and
Syr1p INV reduced 70 sx bottles, ind lbs popularity
Increasing. You would do well to nj mt aroIher suppy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

PHLAnELPHit, June % ISi6-i feel free to recomm IA r
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from INV ex eenr
OF lis bencai effects N my own case. have been for some
time past subject TO attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy sensation al Tic
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms Last spr g HAVING
an attack OF 1T was recommended by acqu nance who
had been cured BY d. Davss Syrup TO try il. dso and
was relieved by It n es than bottle Its apparent good
effects Immediate '''' sO"N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

-, -, NEW YORK, April q, Al.
DR.. Io,onsend-i verify believe that your Sarsaparila
has beep the through Providence, Of saving my life.
nave Tor several years had bad cough 1t worse
and worse. AT last raised large quantities Of blood, had
agm swea, and was greatly debitated and reduced and
du not expect to live. have only used your Saraparn
me. am now able to walk all over the city. rase nc
ooot, and my cough has left me. You well imagine
thet am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
WIN. RUSSELL, Is ltaiharna street
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The Opelousas Gazette of the LIST says that on
Sunday night previous to the depth of three
or four inches fell at that nlace.


Editors Pieaters Banner; As some notices have lately
been given through the sper relative
from my face by the skill OF DR. Gil BERT of Orleans
concluded that be
similar affection Tor give lu Of this
cancer made its appearances
anu AZ times consulted with the physicians this country,
IN "hom hau most confidence and all Of acknowledged
they we're utterly unable cure IT, suffered pain
an eton, and the smell proceeding became exceedingly
9uehsNe TO those VINO were upon
nhou year ending May lS9
was confined TO bed and
u were extremely troubled the time with
sickness at the stomach mud had neither strength nor appetite
my nights spent in the manner
Having heard Of the wonderful skill of Gilbert ia curing
GERS anu feeling condon to he
making an effort 10 avail myself Of his services left this place last
summer Tor New Orleans i'll condition
10 walk myself OF
chair by landed Orleans on the 25h Of NAV
me return alive. - 'e
was Immediately after my Orleans Put under
s charge OF Dr. Gilbert at that time wanted but
sts years Of age aud The natural rmit age
eu scRhess, cancer In and another large
my e1al these added the fatigue my Journey appeared
enough 10 render my case entirely hopeless
was nhutr the care OF De Gilbert about six weeks In
we've uaYs lie removed the Cancer attached and in
WE'VE days the place which IN. The
cancer under the eur growing rapidly about the
turkey egg This he removed in twenty-five days, and in
t"o hohths after the place healed Another small
lancer IN the removed the place IN
e an oil these were removed with prsters surgical
instrument having been used at any time about them
AFTER the Caucers removed the opening
need returned to Franklin arriving home OF July
anu since that time health las teen constantly IMPROVING
ipetite, strength and spirits are good could bs
expected OF man OF after having passed through pain
anu suffering that has fallen the cure
~ hilbert has ELI cted Of
character There symptoms whatever Cancers return
r.
srankin La, Dec. 81 1850.
T. So AS this has parallel cure Of Cancers the
public New Orleans to De- Kndt Cant vi nv eS
Capt VIM Leahers, of the Natchez No las 3W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

FLAx-CoTToN VS.. Corrosive gave, some
days since, (says the North American) an account
OF certain newly discovered processes, by which,
as the London papers allege, common flax may be
separated from the woody matters Of the plant, in
very perfect and economical manner, and, what is
equally important, the flax itself altered in prop
eriy so as TO become species of cotton or q com.
petent substitute for it, perfectly capable of being
spun and manufactured by the ordinary cotton
machinery; and we noticed the confident decIara
ton that the reality of the discovery would be made
manifest to the world at the grand Industrial Ex.
hibition at London, next May, when an exposition
of the whole subject, embracing the processes, the
prepared flax--or fax cotton, il is cnlled-the
yards spun, and the cloths woven from it, it is an
nounced will be made by the inventor
1t is hardly necessary to expatiate on tile impor-
lance of such discovery, if it has been really
made or the consequences tina, must flow from il to
this country. The subject will be appreciated ev-
cry where, but in no section mora strongly than in
The cotton States of the SOuih where il is already
beginning to attract some attention. The follow.
ing natural and sensible remarks are from the Rich
mond Wing and they deserve to be weighed, us we
have no doubt they will be- by our Southern friends
VINO nave built so many pretty and patriotic theories
Oh seeesson,an independent Southern Republic, &c.
vi lhe oasis OF their possessing, in the monopoly Of
cOl'on' seep're of commercial supremacy and a
,a'S'nah OF political security for all tmea basis,
however, which The realization of The flax cotton
novelty would prove to be one of sand:
u IL should turn out, upon further trial thai dax nre
a. to ennbe aa, May can be substituted for cotton
NE sa. nfsnh TO dispense with our Southern sta
p e g r. elect WI be produced upon The value of t6e
sla1e nrone,tS i IL States The price of lands and
entered into upon the value Of that Speeis of
pL!HHsty Wll aef they have matured nrndnn. ah H.,
VIII be tell over the entire country essnU al, ai tsl
eaa upon lie muiabhy Of human affairs Tia ni,,; S 9
Iesnung from the change would lie mos I'M
ppal considerable dmnu wealth and nos
o. ue SKATES would OF tSe have marked eise,
upon uelf political relations with the other Satas.s'
unity would thereby be decreased ~ ~ VI Tue" en-
The Cotton Treaty. to be negotiated with England
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New RAILRoAD.-Afs few days since bill passed
the lower house Of the Ohio Legislature to incor-
porate the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad Company" This (says the GAINESVILLE
Courier is a charter for road direct from Zanes
vile to Cincinnati by way of Lancaster, Whining
ton, etc. 1t passes through a region of country.
the soil Of which is unsurpassed in productiveuess.
and its inhabitants among the weathiest in
Ohio. This route has also the advantages of being
shorter by some fifteen eighteen miles than any
other between Cincinnati and Baltimore and Phila-
delpliu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

THE DAy.--This mornings sun is ushered in
with peas of artillery which mimic the thunders OF
Chalmette. The pageant promises to be one of the
most SPLENDID which the city has ever witnessed.
II is needless for us TO dilate on the bloody trial
of sharp war which gave our country the har.
vest of perpetual peace" The story is too familiar
to be repeated by us, and it would be anticipating
the address of the gallant soldier who, "though
little blessed with the set phrase Of peace" will,
today, recount the glorious deeds of that eventui
day, when the veterans of the Peninsular were
moved down by the deadly rifles of the hunters of
the West
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

CHANG- 1y-rATHER.-A descent Of the tenn
pefaLure OF London thirteen degrees (of the Their
mometeL KILLS. IN acreage ofthJec hulSdrel per-
sons The statistical account from which we
gather the fact adds, they may not all die in the
very next week the loss of warmth takes place, but
the number Of deaths is found to increase to that
extent, over the previous average within short
period after the change. The fall of temperature,
in fact, kills them as certain a well directed can
non shot. This shows the necessity of guarding
carefully against exposure to excessive changes Of
temperature. Flannel is one of the best proec-
creases is another 1t matters little how cold the
weather is when the body is in active exercise, but
every one should guard against sitting in half
warmed room and feeling sensation OF chiiliness,
or OF going out into the cold while that feeling re-
NAMED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

GREAT CAVE IN lNDIANA-THE MAMMOTH
CAVE BEATEN.-We are just informed by N. j.
Coleman, Esq, who has lately visited the Great
Indiana Cave, that another immense cavern has
been discovered opening from the original cave,
which IN extent, curlnsiues, and mineral produc-
tons, far surpasses the old cave. Mr.. Coleman
discovered an aperture just before reaching Jacobs
Ladder, into which large man could hardly enter,
and desired the party which accompanied him to
explore it. The guide aud two or three Of the
party objected, the aperture appeared to descend
rapidly, and they feared they might meet with bad
air. by little persuasion, however, they were
prevailed upon to make the exploration. With
much difficulty they descended some forty feet
when to their great establishment, they found them
selves in an immense apartment. They imme%si-
atey determined to fully explore the cave they had
discovered. They found that this room opened
into others, ami these into still Others and that APP
psTently there was termination to the cave
They followed the main passage some four or five
miles according TO their best calculations when thew
were admonished by their lights that they must re-
turn. On their return, they visited some OF the
| rooms which they had passed, in which they found
large beds OF epson salts, in nearly pure state
We are also informed that the contains fine
specimens of saltpetre, plaster of paris, alabaser
etc, OF which the party procured many fine speci-
mems.
We can now say 10 our sister State Kentucky
that Indiana has cavern which far surpasses the
Great Mammoth, and the last discovery, in con
nection with the Great Indiana Cave, will make it
one OF the largest in the United States.
1t is about eleven miles from Corrydon, in
southwest direction, and about seven north Of
Leavenworth.
Mr.. G. has partially promised to write out al
full length the notes taken his visit to this re-
markable cave, which we hope he will do New
Albany lnd) Ledger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

STARCH Polish AND BLUING yoR LINENS, CAMDRIcs
ETc-We invite attention to the advertisement in anothe
column, of Beaumonts Patent Starch Polish and Morris
French Liquid Blung These two articles go together an
all who have tried them. far know and believe ar
much pleased. and pronounce them important discoveries
We have the statements of number of ladies who have
tested these articles and all agee that they are almost ns
pensabe to laundry. The price, perceive is mere
tribe and ladies who have caused them to be used
doing up their linens and cambrcs have EXPIRE ssed much
wonder how the aundresses had done without them hereto.
fos. hope family in city viii give them trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

MODEL CIRcUs- Washington Square, Third .Muniei
palrfvThis establishment densey thronged last
to witness the incompatible performances Of the talented
company. The horsemaushp of Mrs. Mum, and Messrs.
Smith and Bell finished and classic The achievements
Mons. La Thorne. with the weghty and solid balls
truly astonishing. The whole troupe excellent in their
several parts We glad to perceive that the Manager
Mr. La Thome, reapng the reward of his enterprise We
perceive by the bills that there will be performance to-day
Wednesday. JAN g. at IL o'clock for the accommodation
Of the ladies and children.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

The OHIo's PAssAGE.-A passenger who was
on board the U. S. mail steamer Ohio during her
late perilous trip from Havana to Norfolk informed
the editors of the Baltimore American, that the
ships pumps afforded no efficient aid in relieving
her Of the water in her hold He says the princi-
pal instruments used for that purpose were the
buckets by which the ashes are raised from the
hold, height of forty or fifty feet. They were OF
the capacity of thirty gallons, and with these, the
informant says, water was discharged 30 promptly
and steadily by the passengers that the aggregate
was six times the quantity sufficient to have sunk
the ship.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

The JEsUITs OF New YoRK.-A Jesuit College
has been built in New York, in which to instruc,
the growing youth--or portion of the growing
youth-of the city. There are twenty Priests OF
the order Of Jesus, Or "Jesuis," in the house,
whose principal duties are to teach the higher
branches of Scientific and Classical Literature, to
gether with German, Italian and French. The
College, which, when finished, can accommodate
800 pupils, is rapidly drawing to completion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

DR. GILBERT's ASTONISHING CUREs.-We refer with
pleasure to the statement by Mr. Carson of the parish OF St
Mary, in our advertising columns, of another wonderful
cure of cancer, by Dr. Gilbert. of this city: know
nothing Of the by which he attans this result
means Of which the medical profession generally BE-
wholly in ignorancebut facts facts, and speak
themselves. Within few days, have ourselves wit
messed operation by Dr. GlheIt, in extracting cancer
which had eaten away almost the entire of female
which Of character extraordinary that could
mot have believed it possible had not eyes witnessed it
As consequence Of DIR. Gbers wonderful success the
not only of cancers, but of other Diseases generally
his office is day crowded with applicants for his ser
vices. This is as il sbould be-
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The HIsTRIoMcs-U Unusual .Httraetion.-We are graft.
fed to that those prodiges the Bateman Chden
engaged 10 play the Hsonic Hail. in connection with the
pebers Of that talented corps Of amateur artists This
evening will be produced Shakspeares play of
bsth .Hacbeth to be represented by Miss Kate Batenan
and Lady Macbeth by Ellen This will be followed by the
aferpece Day after the Fair in which Ellen Baieman
will appear in six different characters We need not say
mere to insure full attendance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

Docs RECOGNIZED AS PROPERTY. The slew
ard OF The ship Sir Robert Peel lately sued the
mate of that vessel for the value OF two doqs-one
A terrier and the other Ring Charles spaniel
which the mate had maiirOnsly thrown overheard 4:
inc proved the value Of the dogs 10 have been
about one hundred dollars. The defendants
counsel asked for nunsuit on the ground that no
tcuon lay for killing dogs. The Judge declared 10
lie contrary, and decided that dogs ars properly as
nGoh as sheep or cows are, for loss or injury 10
NlLch the owner can sustain an action. The
teward got his damages and COSTS This, 10 sports