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IT FNCkAVE
~ hsprcss per steamer brother Jonathan- ThursSay.
Ausue 18TH Y, sseh gusrnnsecd freight return "a.
IA hes, All ctnts Frcsh fsctagc and Parcel Rsprss
s y forwarded b. s sSoy. sssssrs Cor chssr.s sad
ten Juan, Thur Bdsy August ~ As rarely happens
ur express eds noe placed Ia Pssara tvsntyso
ocurs IN advance 81 Gee all other sippere
ufN rely With certain that their goods will forward
shhov any deter ton ishmus Parcels reesived
nht tbs ring tie DAY the leaves and ieers
Mtl ~ Pm. Pachaf Witch mast be put 40 r>rfscAy
eoter lroof should afiv.red onss hsfcre
tuesday 20 u,s made Passage uehste
furlicl0d On ths ahov. p~r al II ct rates
THOMPSON 3 HITCHCOCK.
xsr.gcrs saa Ascnts, ig Fsasl svsse
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ITALIAN OPERA at CASTLE GAaDES-aAx MA
u tvtrk MEnagsr and Conductor Admission 20 cents
evening" August 81 s be performed more,
by general Looizetsis ebr.ted comic ogara
pos fAsQuALE
Don Pasduaie. bseh.sr.. .cigror MarinL
DR. Malsesta Don Pssqus Physician Sig o. BaiiaiI.
Erp'sto ~ pheW Of bou Pssqnsle .Ssnor Salvi.
pom GA performance c,nnenoe a. ocleek.
", pc, seuunt oil tho weather. No orcerA
viii M. ffy
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WASHING TOWDFR-IT has BEEN SAID THAT
w W0lbs Washing Powder lie great mpro veonent up.n
the many produ, ops brought forward The
,ng ava, WITH that dsagreeeb and Gtorous operation Of
rabspg clothes. Those wshng to lni or.
came time enjoy tie luxury Oc clean white clothing
ray apply or the remedy " ~ Colo stree New York
u south FToIt street Philadtlphis
FRASER A ENERITT. General Arcn.s
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u EMOyAL--OsEPH Ire DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ fulton street. has removed 70 Nc. Warren slrees
few doors fro broadway.
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T. cal Hall. ~ Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets open every justly celebrated aud efficient
talented and xperiencad Performers under the sole
D. Toows, whose this CITY
The rnst have been received With the greatest syer by
the elite and fashion from all parts OF the Union. IcoT IS
usies ball 10 o the most spacious and best ynased
buildings in the world Admission, 20 cent Doors OTen at
at clock. afternoon
Wednesday aud Saturday Tor the especial aceemmo
dstion OF families. commanding At o'clock T. NJ
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w b1Ntry lhestfe open every night Cheapese place OF
amusement in the world Beautiful variety OF Ethiopian
performances by Whites innabs troupe Sgrcnaiors
together with every ether description Of light and pleasing
enter neots The whole comprising OF tho
tel and merry places OF nmusonant In this country Concert
% eemmene' - o'clock precisely Al
cindrd before ~ a'a.ak WHITE. propr.ator
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HEorcn.n.sLYcEua.n goA owAY. NEAR BaooAH

q Il n
ID t-Drees Psrquette. 81 cents; Family
tireie % rs,ra sssts ST. Private Boxes Doors
open at 7; begin al 4. aedn tday evening Aug vii
Manly sr Lynne; eper Manly, Mr. Chip psae; Frank
keTedith Lavep kydd, Mr.. s. Leaoh
Jsck swift Mr. brous he'll Mrs. sksrret Barbara
Manly. Mrs g. NIeder; blossom Mrs Broushan. Favor
ire tets aud Miss Marie Tay leure.
To conclude with WHAT SHALL WE DO rOR SOME
THU NEH2
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MoREDEAD's MAGNETIC rLisTER.-TaIs INvA-
NA liable article wsrran to be the greatest strength
.ner ard pain destroyer the world and the cheapest
best plaster ever Invented IL escesdias pleasant and
convenient IN its application ard the mod dscae female
can with perfect and safety Pain exist
where this plaster spped Put In air tight tin bosss
prtciept TO reed sx 70 eight pastrs and child
spread them. rice ~ ecbts bon, with fall directions
Manufactured AMI sold by tho s,tor snd proprietor
ID. y. NOREuEAD, n. D., L. roldyay, NY
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" john L. LESTER, Office isa ra,.on st.
RICMs ssLArASpERs. AGAIN. cATuAaIN

~ street New York 10Th August ISt-Nessrs Ron.
stea Co., lsuceeesors TO Rich Co Ij Water srest
Genilem.n The ssismander safe purchased ON you
mo yl has preserved books and during
on Prsn zee III. nornns IL stood tyueath the essher
The flames having rushed from the back store
dtsk and india egress through the sb
ortbree toobs 81 trfins value n for
room were consumed as y.s everything it In fact
sAnos tmonTst pe OF aehcs must have safe Of
,iss ana wii call upon IN few days select H. a.
rhould he sorry to be lcng without
for my pa Yours resr<etfuuy, A.. W. CUtPiy
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M IpLo.s eAnDEN.-xANAoER, NR. JOHN sErroN.

~ Tclets 80 e,nb PRIVATE Boxes S. Doors open At
10 eommenoe az o'eeak. Wednesday August q. Tho
derfui kavel amily seond night OF the now Chi
nan touni eBaS X KA; the Adventures
roInpsee by Mona yerone Ravel In which the
FYtps dis ei. ntne "av" Jerome ksveb Nm Brilliant
foIlrt RlnnrIu xel Lei Lehman, Jr ereed
Iue Torp NlI. Franck BE tin. v. Ffsncs. Cspe Nine.
Ma ~ Gle } 80. 10 he proceeded " the Tight
kote and toe mic ~ the SOLDIER Poa LOVE.
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VUANTEp-A BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS or
w age. who has good knewiedse CT j9b printing Apply
| In third story Of HERALD Bal. ding.
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nowIRY THEATRE.-BoyEs. Is CENTS; PIT. ia,s
ID cents Seats IN Orchestra Boxes % cents Doors open
Aug III will be perfcrme THE sIE Dor DRIvER-The Ea
p~Tor Paul Mr. Tilton; Iyaa Dsniloh No EDDY Cstha
Zine solikoa Nrs n Jones TO followed BY
SUaNDY hoGCiRE-shaDdy Mcclure. Mr.: II. " iians
Prank Conner Mr. anilton; Dick Mrs b. Williams. Al
Yer which. the comedy OF OUR gAliiopry sey%onr NJ
tho LIMERICK BOY-Paddy Miles Mr.. ID. Williams; job
Mr. Ion dan; Mrs. Iidgct,, Mrs Broadly.
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np0RS! DOoRSi DOORSi-E. j. KIMBALL, NO. &c
beetman etreet haa on hand, nake4 20 order the
tss hb dried Doors to be found IN the sountrys rces
ON 81 70 to SIS Also Sash and Blinds Cor sale cheap
srticJe chssp. - - 49,
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DuRroN.s THEATRE, CHAMBERS sIsEEr-DRsss

Circle and Parquete 20 cents Second Tier % cts Pr
vsto xes So Orchestra Seats IS OTIS Doors open at q
to begin o'clock. wednssdsy evening August sii b
VIZ Blake Mrs Csdde Miss CsTolios chapnse Mr. 10 70
Youns husband, Mr. John Dyot Mrs. Yoanghusbsn Miss
Mary tayor Mr. Heary Dove Mr. Burton Mrs Henry Dove
10 eoneiuee with the farce Of GKlksHAw. BaGsnAW
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baltimore MUsFrn.-NOTICE THE La DIES AND
- gentlemen spgrd at this establishments she coming sea-
will pieaae the stage Wednesday morn
ins, th mat preparatory 10 th, comnenosmeus on Mon
dry, sept I. JOHN Il. OWENS. Manager.
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ThIORTANT 10 DRtGGISrs AND PERrUNESS.-
Hyu Hart - John street Wholesale perfuuer has
Published elegant Get Of Labels suitable fer every
bottle spd drawer drug store "a god circular
the low charge II Siz for 90 names. bsic 10 the whole
only one cert each With literal discount % the trade AL
fGiamsry twnty per lower ANY house IN the
city Nov open for insrs elton.
EECuEsl L1EcHBs l-Iooe LARGE SWEDISH
~ Leeehes Just arrived In prime order fsr sale iow
prices, In Quantities to suit purchasers. by
J. y. CLEV, No. John street.
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A EURDERIR AT LARGE
IN There's murderer in town,
moving living creatures down;
Day ard night his victims fall
In the Oh amber, parlor hall.
In the cellar. enrk and ircsr,
In the green house, standing near
Ever DO HE victims aror,
Ne'cr had death a crop
Bedtrg-. reaches rsts ard nice,
Ants and vegetable bce;
Piles ofvtrmiu. ~ his pills.
Are tcftroyod In bar and mfls,
While the insect syrtsd,
. By his ro~dev, stid and dead
LION Sngnttc Powder and pills for sale ct Tho prnc
raj depct. se4 Brood~ay.
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MISC EAIk1fsS esgsDA.

NiW YORK LAUNDRY, NO IS SPRuCE STREET,
~ near Nasssn.--Cotton wLddiug confortsrs. large
copnteranes, blankets and all other heavy GOVERN
wished Tor families 10 the most thorousl mannsr one
days ntte Cotton eomorters, though old and tender,
wasfa without tear them disturbing the ba:tin
b!anb cts without 81 rnking Terms 81 Jer deaen any
Der lees q ana deEeB, az or chilling a piece,
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signed beg rersetfuy 10 tender their thanks 70 pub
ther and to their pogrsp zeal bferen. for their
nary fnvors the rsst and 20 inform the pratlny
pubic that they always have hand Of the
analty large variety Il plain seo,ohfsee Lettering
trto'yTng Took ana Newspaper work and iArse
mint ~ ornamental and fancy Johpg Type, together
every article fer the furnishing Of eomplss
psItr and job etccs favorable terms
stsbishnent Presses Cases, inposns stones, Gslieys
stancs Con posing sticks, thases, Sc Be- q. unausc-
tnrefs pre,s Publishers giving this advertisement inser
Ton ree times PRIOR 70 the Let Of January i will be paid
IN materials Of our anuIscturc, by purchasing four times
the value oftLer bill. JAMES CONNER A SON
=. :. Corner ~ Nassau and Ann strs.ts, ~. v.
n "A new and ENLARGED Specimen book Wing the
late,t afditiops Will be Issued In January, 1852.
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MILE. NATHALIE FIrZJAMFS, THE CEL.bRArEp
M can,eu,. iron Naples Venice raris and
Londtp viii have thr hon If making her appearance st
the Chimes AL $50 Groaaw. Monday Sspt-
T. at tss hooner pucsrt wnih occasion NO villa
sDd da several dances.
In cent e,prsssiy tor these eonocrss
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LRAVKIIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE. one
AIEM YORK AMpnIrnfATRE fDOMERYl-Mn. Lk

DANoRAMA OF CONNECTICUT RIVER TOR SALE
Cheaper will be e,chsngcd for real estate goods
or to of enterprise H. will be loaned for
uIor aiSrg COED security, borsl Also let.
4 large exhibition hall. Inquire OF
&. q. sTUPPASI, sos Broadway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-10
For the Crescent.
Incidents of the Hunt Democratic Wing


Meeting.
Staws tell which way the wind blows. The
following interesting incidents of the Hunt Wing
Democratic Meeting OF Tuesday night will tend to
open the eyes of the wings TO the attempt to foist
on them nominee in spite of theme elves.
This meeting was called to order by r. G. Hunt,
one of the candidates, and himself residing out of
the district. He named as chairman, Mr.. E. T.
Parker, also residing out of the district He also
named DR.. Wedderburn teller, he being one of the
delegates. These, with the exception of the Secre
tary composed the officers of the meeting two out
of the four being residents of the district, and
one a candidate for the convention.
Most of the wings having retired on the adjourn
ment of the first nesting, there was but little OPP
position to the proceedings of the Hunt ties.
Tickets were taken up by the handful and depo-
sed in the box or hat kept for their reception. Mr.
Hunt, with his Two hands full, went actively into
every nook and corner, hegg ng people to vote for
him; on his emerging once from the room in which
the meeting was held, he greeted with such a
storm of Kisses as caused HIM 10 Immediately re-
trace his steps. On the adjonrnmen nj of III meet.
ing, a process ion OF certain Hunt men was formed
aud as they fled off, they gave three deafeninp
cheers for the democracy of the Seventh Ward
The. fact is, The most conspicuous of The Seventh
Ward democrats were present. and took an active
part in all the proce edngs. During the appeal o
Mr. John E. Caldwell to the wing party, he sal
he knew they all valued the wing principles, bu
he was interrupted by man crying "d-n The
wing principles, am true steel democrat" an6
so would two,,hirds have spoken, had they III,
| like candor.
After counting the tickets and finding they wer
all for Hunts delegates, (Which was a matter o
course, there being no opposition) the Chairman
carried away by The wonderful success of the Hunt
ties, declared that &c Mr.. Hunt is duly elected"
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T.z0s and Louisiana RaiLoads.-The Caddo
Gazette shows that there is no difficulty in the way
Of having railroad cons'rn tsd from Shreveport
70 the Trinity and beyond that stream, il NJ W Or
leans will do it's duty towards The enterprise. Per-
haps some of our rusty property holders, who seem
to have no ambition but TO wfest the largest posai-
bic rents out Of en- erprising tenants for the time
being, while their property and the commercial in
serests Of New Orleans sink into decay toge her,
viii b benefited by the following modest appeal
to thei. g-nssosity, which concludes the Shreve.
port Gaae.ts's article on the road from Shreveport
"We nee that New Orleans receives less than
0nefourh Of the cotton bales shipped from Calves
ton whereas, by her exer iOns with the aid which
she would assuredly derive from this portion Of
Louisiana and from Eastern Texas a vast amount
OF this ade mg.t be diverted from New York
and Galveston to New Orlt ans, through Rel River
L Is U.S. less to Ireach inab lily on this subject
We hazard the assertion that there are at this mo.
ment m,ili0na u dollars, blackeT ed by time, moul
dering in obscpsity and round Incidence, in the
golfers ~ DAny naboh in New Orleans, and we
are NOT altogether certain that there are not gre
sight more o. the precious castings within the
poverty stricken precincts Of Shreveport than we
have ever been enabled to borrow Let the fire.
coal of self-inierest be applied TO the animals bach
and he will shell out Let Nav Orleans come
with her doub0ons and double eagles; let Tex,
meet us with her lands ard her dollars, ant
Shreveport let loose her silvery tide of dimes ant
hall dimes, and the work is done.
Come bright Improvement on the car o
Zine, and rule the spacious world from Shreve
port to the Trinity River, and as far beyond as yol
please"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-10

Forgeries of Spanish Lottery Tickets.-The
Captain General of Cuba, the New York Herald
states, has communicated to the Spanish Minister
who has officially advised our Government of the
fact, that tickets in the lotteries authorized by the
Colonial Government at Cuba, have been forged
and issued largely at New Orleans and in thai
ueighborhood This communication to our Gov.
eminent has been made with reference to its pro.
mitigation for the benefit of persons in Southern
cities
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Democratic Mass Meeting of the Third
ReprcsentatINe district.

E large, pecsb harmonious meeting of the Democ-
rscy OF tue Third Representative Dsc held the Shades
Saloon, Wednesday the pup OF
eeetins De'tg ties CouvsJn held Baton Rouge
tbs SECOND MONDAY Of Jay, nominate Democratic dda
for State Auditor
The meeting called 10 order by calling WooD PERRY
to the char The follow appointed Vice Prs
dents John C. Stewart H. c. F. Lhosts Score
tariss John sullivan and NJ W,lveron.
Alter tn o of the meeting notion proposed that
Committee Of Five be appointed by The seen
fourteen suitable Delegates repesen District in he
ton The char appointed sad Comiues L. T. Luss William
Aud, Thos Mccormick, Jos More., Jas. Anderson.
After few Comm ts hsnd the follow
name' accepted by the meeting
W, L. Aud, John Sullivan, II. &. Vonlssen
lhus. Mccormick Wilson, N NJ wovtrIon,
jos. Vi. Howell, E y. i.hoste p h. Tay or,
/. T nsk J Clendeuin, George Mayns.
Alex. Wake, Blooghsl
On motion, the meeting sdjournei.
nO slJS s sgIklN4FNo; }s.erst.is.
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REMARKABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
doctor, has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Ievee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality, who,
informed had been cured of consumption, rather
disease The liver and lungs, with fever the bowels lie
discharged the I'D March, after being confined his
bed for many months The perfectly restored
We also saw, the time, who had been cured
of severe cancer by DR. FRYER. editors Louisiana Stat
Reppbjcan, LAFAYETTE, NAV q, 1851. my20 d& Wifi
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Sir Tons of Siberian enormous amount Of
silver from h. WIS reached Phi late ia on Mon
day, by Adams & Co.'s Express, 1t was siI tons
n We ght, and anne from The Uni n Bank OF Ten
uessee, at Nashville, to the Phadpl lhia B nix.
Thu process on which carried this prec Gus load to
the bank was quite an imposing one, al tn force
Of Adams e. Co being required to carry it, my
Morning Star 18th.
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Steamship Winfield Scott BY this steamship
we, yesterday morning, had New York papers o.
the LIST instant.
The publishers of the New York Tribune have
our thanks for a package of late papers addressed
to this office.
We thank B. X. Shed, Esq, Purser of the
Scott" for fkscrs by. this arrival.
Harndsns Express favored us with the --latest
papers.
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Later from Demarara-We have dates to the 18Th
inst. ! he principal evenis that had occurred were
the passage Of the Annual Tax Ordinance, and the
adjournment of the Assembly, In the course OF
his valedic,ory address 10 the Chamber, the Gov
ernor congra'uates it upon revision Of the tariff
making reductions, which, at former Rates of con.
sumption, will benefit consumers to the extent OF
nearly $780, 900 annually. The fact that tonnage
dues have been materially lighened is also mat
Ter of congratuation. N. Y. Express, June 80.
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The Caterpillar The Red River Republican OF
Saturday,, 2sth June, has received present of a
caterpillar from plantation on Bayou Bout On
this caterpillar his habits and the theory of his ap
pearancs in Rapides Parish just at this time, the
editor of the Republican thus expatiates:
If his eating cotton is any sign that he is a rea
simon-pure, then there is no mistake about him, a.
he is eating away right heartily of il while are
writing.
This the first one we have seen or heard of th,
year, while last year these dreaded worms >wer.
quie plentiful abou, the middle If June. This Cat
be accounted for in this ay last spring was rainy
but so far this year, the weather has been hot an,
dry. The caterpillar, i is now generally believed
cannot thrive or do much damage in hot, dr.,
weather, but will p-opsgae rapidly and soon ru'
over crop ir cloudy and rainy weather. Brfor,
the drought, which set in last year alb mt This time
they commenced accommodating to such degree
tina, they caused great aa,m among The planters
but when the change of weather occurred, ihey
disappeared almost entirely. Ii is only within
few days, since we have had some rains, thai We
again b. ar If them. Should the season from th
out prove a rainy ne and they make their appear
ance in much force between this time an the mi J.
die Of August, they will do great deal Of injury
the cotton crop, Two thirds Of which is very late
owing 10 its having been planned only alter the
UyerhJW.
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Fahrenheit of Brotheriy Lovs.-The Mercury
stood at 81 degrees in the shade in Philadelphia
on Sunday June 20, at P. M. "97 degrees,
and sin the shade! " A lottery vender would
siule this an "ingeninns combination
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Health Of Havana. "A recent writer from that
Town speaks thus lightly OF a torturing sickness
which Is weAknown in Cuba:
The amateurs Of medical science have had a sur
ieit of g'od things N The few davs p,st, fr m The
dhplav III our midst Of the Guarda CiUIe-a
sPrnkimg Of "d.ngue" grip, tempered with
bfuken bone fever.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-10

PMterage ~ he sa. AMMAN Il. publican of the
"a inst. says: We !. arm that advces have h. an
received from Lverp 'o sta,ing that claims on ,br
ship CoonIst, loaded q, this pori Aprl last, hac
been presented to The amount Of clos l5s. for cot
ton distracted from the b,ls by The stevedore
while loading five hundred dollars worth of pill
feraee fron one ship"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-10

The Harmosious Democracy-Last night the
sdsmocr.,s Of the Third District held meeting,
which msy well be model for its harmony and
u,opsiety. They selected list ofdelegates, which
We presented to the meeting, and received its una
nimous approval. All this was done without the
~ printed tickets, and with the understanding
that any = nocrat might, by his single vote, throw
out ~ % the list We learn that no wing
fecips5 u the favors Of the democrats by parli
oipasn8 N the deliberations. This must be thu
h p why every thing went off so quietly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-10

The Union Feeling in Vrgtnia.-At a late
meeting in frederick county, the following resolu
ton, among others, was passed
Resolved, doubly resolued, That we will support
no man, OF any party as candidate for Congr.s IS,
who holds doctrines tending to a dissolution OF the
lrioI