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Arrived

Exports.
81 6b!: lard % hhds 81 cks 81 bbis bacon WI We
hiVEEpRFrooLGPers ship VIM Nelson; BAL bales cotton
HAvkE-per ship Centurion 1851 bales cotton ~
hAvRE-Psr ship Charlemagne: 1918 bales cotton q do
CARDENAs-Per brig Enoch Pratt 800 bbIs com. bO0
empty b6 ~ DO casks Is bHs pork 90 hams 1000 hcop,
,CHAhLESTON-Perh brig Tartar: Is hhds tobacco Sa2
DO WHISKY - do beef 20 do lard cks bacon ito cks i
CHAGRES-Per schr Elmira: 10 bf bbls 4 kevs xvbikv
~ bbls n Kegs liquors. 900 segars and sundies
bbls oil. ~ " " u" "ouf'
PEtNSAC0LA-P schr powhatlan: 1880 bbls -four, 30
40 whisky ~ do pork hhds sugar, bbs moasses aU
sundies. " - ~ S'n o1o
APALACHlCOLA-Pers chr Patriot; so bbls fam, 90
do whisky. % cks bacon. 40 bags corn. 10 kegs lard
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U. s. DISTRICT Court IN ADMIRALTy.-The present
and next week will understand. be devoted by this Court
TO the OF such admiralty ready for trial.
proctors would do well to look to their cases.
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Firemen's Charitable Association

PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
WILL give his attention to all business matters
w enu.ted hi. the parishes of East and IVES,
Feiciana, Fasi Baton ROUGE and st. Helena.
TT Office. Clinton, La.
Refer TO Hon Theodore Fl. MoCaeb or Hon. John w.
CrOckett. Newt lYleaus aDl
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STEALING JKwELRy.-A few days ago a man named
Wesreux sent upon Grand by Mr. James Alexan
der jeeller, totake diamond rings and gold patent
lever watch, valued $780, for the approval of of his
customers He did return was expected, and on
making inquiry after him. found that he had decamped
with the property in his possession
DUTCH ASSOCIATION BALL.-Last night the members of
the Dutch Mechanics Association. held ball the Armory
Hall Camp street. About 600 persons present, and
the ipped it the light fantastic till early
hour this morning. The whole proceeding. passed off har
moniously
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RECORDER GKNoIs' COURT. "A great number of affida
Wits were made in petty of assault yesterday morning
in the above court, but Of the possessed any in
erest
Obtaining Goods upon False Pretences.-Augustus
Long brought before the Recorder yesterday upon
charge of obtaining pair Of shoes from Aims Herck
who keeps sh0emakers shop in Orleans with intent
defraud him Of the On Sat afternoon he
into the shop of the prosecutor and got two pair Of Shoes
promising pay the price of them if they would
fit He neglected keep his promise, and yesterday
ing being asked for the Shoes he refused to find Them He
was Eemanded.
The CounterJeitcrs. - Yesterday Henry and Mary
McGnn who arrested for being concerned in the
tensve orgeres of Bank notes. noticed
day morning. examined before the Recorder, and
for trial to the First District Court.
Stealing Sugar-Edwsrd Barnere, a boy, charged
yesterday with stealing bag of sugar, and old
named Henry Moisve brought up for receiving the
same knowing have been stolen 1t appears that about
10 clock yesterday morning Edwerd Evans. Waterman
the Levee observed the boy hogsbead of
which standing the Levee, and take from
Evans watched him. and him take Movile and
sell it. He then and demanded the sugar. but the old
custody. They remanded.
Stealing Gold Pencil Cdse.-An affidavit was made
yesterday by Ellen Green against the driver of cab No. 1885,
who her about three o'clock Sunday afternoon the
of Customouse and Basin and after assautng
her, focby robbed her of gold pencil An order
made for his arrest.
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Crescent 2sssk suo deb apa ..t,ns Ofiee,

~ The propretors the ally aud Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their the pubc sat they have recently
additions their Jot ettab shmen and
placed under the charge OF Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who has
been long CITY gentlemen of high capabilities in
the art The Of the Office being complete and nearly
al new they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay without disappointment those
who with patronage Particular will be
given 10 the printing of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILLS OF LAnING,
BILL HEADS, NoTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS.
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY REGkIPTs. POSTERS HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS. ETC.
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REAL ESTATE GENERAL AGENCY,
50 Gravier street.
n YELLING HOUSES FOR SALE-A large
- and handsome Dwelling in the upper of the A
Second Municipality, with extensive Out Buildings, fM
Stables, GlX.
Two comfortable Houses St. Joseph street.
Three large Brick Houses on ID uphin street.
....ALsO....
Two Lots Of Ground in University Place"
api6 1w F. K SbUTHMAYD.
EOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
L Groceries-l200 ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas, Colorado River about miles above
the town Of Maagorda For fur her particulars, apply to
the subscriber, at "a Gravier stree
| api5 i'm JAC'B SOFIA, Notary Pubic.
| EOR SALE-A certain piece OF Ground 50 feet
l. front Bay ST. Louis and about 40 deep, and
about fit Tor cultivation Garden. with very supe.
| Nor soil-abouI being fenced in. On The -
| property there a story FRA,iE HOUSE with EMl
four apartmensODe lit for Grocery Store, and Al ear -
attached TO the house measuring 30 fee! by 3D. The
interior OF the building substantially hnshe1 with
ttngueJ and buards and pain ed Also story
| KITCHEN with It's, and good Well with a
Pump which contains good and is well walled mp
the above improvements being made within nine months
For particulars. apply at No. a67 st. LOUIS street,
| apl 2ws JOHN HOFFMAN,.
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CRESCENT OvvcR,
Tuesday Morning, April q, 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Charemagne, Webb, Havne, HVBs.,ev
" ship Ellen, Phillips. Liverpool WIN Mn,e
Ship Centurion. Co0mhs, Hnvre. p Wbitney Nco
Brig Tartar, Booker, Charleston, 81 a. n l. evy
Brig Encch Pratt, Brgh,man Cardenas c Boadwe co
Schr Powhattan, Caro- Pensacola, Hm,I.n
gu T D nnoA. Chds,es ana market, Jas dyer
'o" a'''o' eehe'' Apaachco Jas Farrely
Arrived.
Steamship Falcon. Lieut. Harts,en from Chap,es I1,b inn,
Co. and Havana 18th INST to J Jennings-is, nv " '
ham-2d my. '' !" y VIM
schI Buena Vista, Clark, days from Tampco to MASTER
STEAMBOATS,.
Anna No. 2 Labarthe, from Atakapss.
Gem, snapn, from Memphis
M Niles, Irwin, from ii Louis
New Laiona, Smoker from st Louis
rrlncess No .. Holmes, from Vicksburg
Sarah Gordon, Amsden. from Red River
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A FACT--NO HgMBUG.

r FACT--NO HgMBUG. ~
IT'S rcknovle 'g-d fact, that at ~
VI M s.. G A M PB E l. l. S -
Corner of Poydras and Carondeiet Streets BoNNETs
almost EVERY STYLE OF FANCY GOODS Just received
selling exceedingly low prices
~ would well Ladies purchase
c. and examine the stock before Getting else where.
~ BoNNETs also cleaned and DRESSES made in tIs
right style. apl7 tv
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COAL.

rCAU TION.@
PERSONS K PTUREn should be that they hsvs
security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all its hlrrors bu in aPIvperly constructed
andy adj L Il r 4 8.
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GALVESTON@Pe steamship Globe: $1,000 in spec;s
to y hemm-$2oUO Lauren-o2lO0 Phelps & Wetmpre@
$lsOo Gderneeser &co-$50O Hall Il kemp-siSO a Des
mares &c03s bales cotton Cherry. Henderson &co- head
cattle Geo Nash-Total SPECIE go CO. ~ W
TAMPiCO.Per sGhr Buena Vista: 50 bales sarsaparla
Fernandez-4 DO jaap de Fuentes-4 b1s Van,a Tn
pin-95l hides pevale &co-6a8 hides Tio-i engine s,c
Whitney &co-$l5O0 in specie Rodewald &co"ct of
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HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
II Of Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
will not exceed six shall not only endeavor
them in all suitable studies but shah also strict attention
things My residence is the all River Railroad, twelve
hours travel from NewYork. and from Boston, the
DO der OF the pleasant age OF BdseWater shall leave
this city on or near the Isl Of June Tboe who wish for
between and clock NJ (apI41 JOHN A. SHAW.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

THE largest assortment of GREEN and BLACT
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T MEMS, Erc.-Now landing from ships Ocear
II Queen and John Haven and in from Other
sTri7atS,r z-t -aTis 3 assortment Of
I,ish Lneu-. in :. hole and half pieces;
Toe de C. urtra Pillow tase lAnsns;
White Linen Sh.etings; Linen Handke rchiets;
Linen and Union Li-rados;
White and Brown Netngs
Napkins and Towels, in variety;
Diauers and Damasks /; Union Shirtings;
White and Brown Net .ngs;
Brown and White HOilanus; Brown Linens;
Coatee Cheeks and Stripes
Supertne White a Brown Drills Canvas Duck
Swtss and hook biuslins, ETC., tor sale nv
9Vy o.. d Crny q
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HYDE & GOODRICH vs.. j. W. DOLBE.AR.. .. Ia
the Second Jus tice Court Nos ,l4i, IL l53, u14
LIES. LOB
IN virtue Of five writs of f. fa, to me directed in
the above entitled causes will offer for sale at public
auction, at Banks Arcade on MONDAY the 9TH day Of
May, 1851, IL clock follow described property
seized satisfy the judgments rendered in The above entitled
causes. to WIT:
designated by the numbers and in a. bounded by
Mepomene Thala, Maunse and Cara streets in The city
of NewOr+an said lots having each 81 feet front Clar
by l26 f.e7 inches aud lines depthlo forming
the Of Thal.a and Clara streets.
Terms cash. NJ. M. THOMAS, Constable.
New()rlaaus Aprl 1. 1851. ana
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ARMORY HALL.
IL Will reopen on TUESDAY, for THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
LOOMIS'
Grand Moving Panoramic OF Cuba.
THE MOST ahfIl remarkable and kind
covering Fifty thousand Feet Of Canvas by
tfIl Pictures HAVANA. MATAkZAS, CAkDEhAs, and he
Principal of the island Mountains Su
COTE and Tobacco Esates Of Mahogany Palm
series OF Pctus the SOCIAL LIFE
he painted he fthe Quires, Dancing, Gaming
and Negroes African Tango dressed Costume
of their Native Tribes LOPEZ the Ste CIR EoLE.
II Doors open P. NJ, 8, precisely.
Admit so Children price au2l If
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Mrs, G. RODDY,

Mrs. @. RODDY,
- Corner OF carondee and Julia sreets, 7$223
kmf " Respectfully hegs leave eall the stten-
- ton OF se ladies' and the public generally, her Vz&
Of tDgsh French
BONNtTs well every article in the MiLiiN RY
Her equal that Of other
and her moderate
~ Mrs would inform the ladies that she carried the
DRESSMAkING TOR in this and prepared
fullest satisfaction those
patronage. Old b nn-s cleaned Tor Fifty Cents
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CALTPETRE-In store and for sale by
- apI6 BARELLI Il CO. 81 Common st.
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they took from his pocket dollar. The prisoner were
femanded until the 2lth inst
Six eight male and female sent before the
First District Court.
Thomas Cunningham, charged with disturbing the peace
and carrying a deadly weapon, was fined go.
John Hoyle charged with and battery on the
of lady Of fascinating appearances was sent to the
First District Court.
State vs John Flanagan for assault battery on the
person of child of E. b. Drake. discharged for want
rcto
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q NOtice.-The undersigned resumed business on
bis aceount aud will aid the Of the Affairs Of the
late house Of LEVERICR Co. dissolved deeesse Of Mr.
EDWARD ]. Walsh. r30 W. E. LEyERJCH
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Periodicals. Mag zines. and. -. Pamphlets.
BY SYKES, HYDE T. CO.
LNRIDAY. April IS half 10 oc ockW be sold in
L Gus ornhoue Ex shange Alley
Dead Pamphles Periodicals. Magazines and
Papers, for account Of the Post Office Dep
ap22
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Catalogue Sale OF 500 Cases Boots. Br0gans,
Ladies' and Childre rs Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, april q, hapast ~ o'clock-wll be sold
w their auction sales 81 NJ gaIine second
Brogahs Lad Suoes consisting
| Of a general assortment prime stock.
II Gaia ogue viii he ready previous the
Term at "a W wiii be liberal,
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uhnue.
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO.
VTHURsD ~ April "a IL o'clockWin be sold their
i ton store 81 Ma zazine
contaarg 100 panes Crystal WINDOW GLASS; IS BY
81 10 81 by H.
THIS description Of Clos generally used for Dwelling in
Paris London and New York. also for Show Windows
eFms cash,
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~ Gov. KossUTH will thus ecenlng meet
the Military of our City at Castle Garden, where
he may be expected to address them.
On Thursday evening he will address the Citl-
zens of Brooklyn at Mr.. Beecher's Church
Tickets of admission at s. each will be used
the proceeds to be devoted to the Liberation Of
Hungary-and the house will be crowded to It's
utmost capacity
On Friday evening he will meet and address
the Bar of our City in Trpler Hall, which will
also be crowded throughout at IS per Ticket.
The Dinner first proposed is dispensed with, in
order that a greater number may have room to
see and welcome the Man of the Age.
On Saturday we beliere he will receive and
address the Ladies OF our City. OF the time
and place, due notice will be given hereafter
We have thus given our readers hints OF the
opportunities which willb afforded them OF see
ing and greeting our City's illustrious guest.
We believe his engagements render imperative
his departure for the South on Monday next
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FlRRs.-Yesterday morning. about II


o'clock rs broke out IN the baildmg No 2i5 CenteIs
occupied BY SIMON Belmo NJ cigar store and dwelling
The flames spread with such rapidly that with great
dmeut that the inmates Of the premises apsd with
sasn vss The hxemen promptly the ground and
soon subtued the flames not however before the store,
with ITS contents, entirely consumed. The IRE sup
posed to have been ihs work sf deslgn.
Last evening at N O'Clock fire was discovered by
policeman Of the First Wsd the second story frony
room OF No So Broadway, occupied by H. GRANDCHILDREN
importer Of kld gloves, &C TIE officer Immediately gave
the alarm, and the Ie department 81 the district
icon On the ground. ard exngsshed the danes before
sssy had gained much hsadwsy The store on the hrss
eef aud the third fourth aud hh stories OF the building
occupied By James Cook, as cabne; warehouse
ose Vas nlled with large amount OF valuable stock
80 .ost OF which Was considerably damaged BY water
s eee OF the most infamous attempts at incendia-
ssu tnse We nave known for parts
% .ns ron weiS pdes Of fine split pine wood among
when were bundles Of Aid gloves and paper boxes the
whole being ven saturated With tarpentne These ples
OF nnsnmaps maen. were set On fire By means Of slow
masoAes Had not been ior the timely discovery The
consequences. The building immediately ad,ons thu
u. 4. Beaded Warehouse. aud had the flames msSs
much progress would have been next 90 ,mposslhs f,r
the remen have saved the large amount af pnanersv
therein stored The owner OF tie premises mo- benz
present and the premises bearing such stonr saces
OF az sttenpt at the Chlef OF Police CAV,
orders Tor hts arrest en- suspicion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

Gus exile, who is the embodiment OF the glorious
principle of freedom and the great crusader against
the tyranny OF despots, ye. lis appearance aerws'd
was such that nothing but Daguereotype, thai
could depict no. only the form but the spirit that
resned throughout the scene, would do proper JUS
uce to-
Before the feast Of and the flow of soul had
commenced the following carnalities as a Puritan
Of Cromwells time would call them, were served
up tina. might make the mouth Of 81. Anthony in the
desert water TO think of.
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THE EDITORIAL BANQUET.
THE ROOMS, GUESTS AND COMPANY.
THE DIN NER.
T0ASTS AND SPEECHES.
kOssUTHs GREAT SPEECH.
VARIOUS SPEECHES.
Incidents, sc.

The Grand Editorial Banquet in honor Of
their illustrious brother, LOUIS kossUTH, the
exiled Governor of Hungary was given
last night at the Astor House, by the Edi-
tors of the Metropolis, in style worthy OF
the occasion, of the movers and of the
house.
There was a peculiar attractiveness In
this Banquet, probably from the fact that it
was the first distinctive assembling OF writers
for the Press ever held in this City, and the out
side pressure for tickets became absolutely I'M
nrecedented. For several days there had been
anxious inquiry for places, and yesterday the
fever ran so high that 30, 49, and even so dollars
was offered for single place.
The company assembled early, and at O'CLOCK
the doors were opened. The seats had been
chosen beforehand, and no difficulty was expe-
rienced i'll finding places, every plates having the
guests name upon it.
At g. O'Clock, while Dodworth's fine band was
giving enlivening music, NJ. KossUTH was an
nounced, and amid the cheers OF the guests
was escorted by Mr.. BRYANT to the seat pro-
Nlded lot MIN. MI. BRYANT Pieoluc", "iA "''
right sat KossuTH, on his left was Mayor KINGS
LAND. At the same table We're NJ PULszKY,
Col BETHLEN, Col. IHAcz, Capt. NENETH, Capt.
GREKENcH, NJ. GUYURMAN, CHAs. KING, Mr..
BRACE, GEORGE BANCROFT, and Mr.. GoLDMARK
of Vienna In other parts of the room were
Prof McClintock, NJ. H. Grinnell, Simeon ORA
per, Gov Anthony Of Rhode Island, and other
eminent gentlemen. Mr.. +. J. Ottarson repre-
rented the New-York Typographical Society. !
The Room and Tables were beautifully deco
rated. as will be seen in the following descrip-
ton
One of our reporters visited the Banquet Room
about an hour previous to the arrival of the dis
tnguished guest, for the purpose Of witnessing the
manner in which the tables were laid out and the
artstical display of ornaments that decorated the
walls, windows, ceiling, &c, and though we had
formed, in our mind, some idea Of what was to be
expected the reality far superior to any thing
we had imagined. On entering the hall, the first
thing that attracted the attention the appear
ance of the wall at the further end, which was taste
fully covered with silk, bearing the three colors
emblematic of Liberty-the red, white and blue
while the flag of the United States was gracefully
intertwined with that of the trcolor In the center
was the following extract, printed in gold letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
Welcome TO Kossuth /.

Gov. SEwARD's Senate Resolution, well
coming LOUIS KossUTH to the Country and
the Capital, and instructing the President to
notify him thereof, passed the House yes
terday under the Previous Question. Yeas
One Hundred and Eighty-One; Nays, S'r-
teen. Here are the Nays
N1essrs Abe4crombie Ayerett Bragg. Brown Of Miss,
Caldwell Harris, Tenn, Holiday, Johnson Ca Jones,
Tenn Martin Morehead, Savage, Scurry Stephens, Ca
Williams, Woodward.
~ Not single Member of either House
from free State voted against this Reso-
luton.
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Tonic. of the Morning.

We report at Tenth the Press Banquet to
the Governor of Hungary last evening.
Mr.. Stewards Resolution welcoming
Kossuth, passed the House yesterday by a
vote Of Isl to Is.
Mr.. Foote'S Compromise Resolution IS
under discussion in the Senate
Mr.. Braces letter in to-day's Tribune,
states clearly the chances for another
struggle in Hungary.
Our exchanges come freighted with edi-
torial sympathy for Kossuth and the cause
of Hungary.
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THE PRESS
GOVERNOR LOUIS K0SSUTH.

+: TO
GOVERNOR LOUIS KOSSUTH.
: SOUP
: Green Turtle.
yemiceli, with QueneIss OF Game.
FISH.
d, Fresh Salmon Boiled. Lobster Sauce
/: Flle.s Of Striped Bass, Venetian Sauce.
4: Goldfish Matelete. Normandy style
. Smells Fred with Rashers OF Pork.
{: RELIEVES.
Turssy stuffed with che.tnSts. rIufie sauce.
: Saddle Of Mutton With C'Ir1snt Jelly.
. Young Goose stuffed with Apples.
. Dufheld Ham, Champagne Sauce
, Baron of Beef Pig Stuffed.
: Capons Larded.
; BOILED.
: Sour Krout with Partndges, HUNGARIAN style
4: FIlets Of Beef. Flemish style.
: Leg of Mutton with Mashed rurnips.
: Turkey with Oysters. CapOns. English sauce.
/: Tongue, a Ia EcMlatte.
4, BAKED.
4: Chicken Pie. American style.
. OpOssum with Madeira Vine.
: Calapash Of Terapin, with Port VINE.
: COLD AND ORNAMENTAL DISHES
:Capons, stuffed, with Turtles, ornamensed with Car
. rier Pigeons.
: Fortress Of Comorn, surmounsed with Hungarian
. COlOrs.
: Eels in form OF TyTOlese Cottage. on Pedestal
: Chickens in fern OF Swans, on Socle,
Cake OF Game IN form Of Ie ly
: Boned Turkey with Trutiies.
; RELIsHEs.
: Olives Pickles Sariines. Anchovies.
: SIDE DISHES.
; Small Pies. gaTnlshed. with Quals and Trufies.
: Cotielettes Of Fish; with stuffed OYSTERS
: Young Beef. stewed with Powdered Sugar.
: TImbales of MaCaT0nl, Partisan style
Supreme Of Chicken with Champignons.
Grecan Sslade with Game.
; Fillets Of Rabbits IN form Of Cartridges
: bIsyonaise of Chicken. IN Border Of jelly:
AEpic of Cream Of Chicken with Truftles,
/: FIet # Tame Ducks. Orange sauce.
Pies ganished with Salpcon.
p: Eels stuffed, Ravigotte sauce
+: Lobster Salad, Hungarian style
: SMALL DISHES
; Petite Bouchie Of Game Croquettes of Chicken.
4: Fried Oysters
/: VEGETABLES
Spinach, French style. Mashed Potatoes with Cream
(, Onions.
: Caulfower, Butter sauce. Baked Sweet Potatoes.
, Parsnlps.
{: Baked Mashed Potatoes. Plain Boiled Potatoes.
Peas.
+: Asparagus. Turups, Cream sauce.
Green Corn.
Il Mushrooms with Crust. Celery and Kole Siau.
Lettuce.
GAME.
canvass Back Duck. Partr!dses. Black Ducks
~, Brandt B, %i;S Quail 91ali'.
NNS'S'
PASTRY.
Charlotte Russo. Swiss Meringues.
Rum Jelly.
Bavaran Cheese. President Cakes
Champagne Jelly.
Blanc NANCE, Macedonian Fruit.
Madeira Jelly.
; Ornamental Confectionery.
f: Temple of Liberty. supported by
WASHINGTON. LA FAYErrB, and kossUTH,
,Washing ton's TIiumphal Arch. surrounded by Cod
desses Of Liberty.
: Turkish Temple with Statue of Abdul MedIid.
KosSuhs Residence a. Kutahia
n: Atlas supporting the World
KOsduskO's Monument
; The good old ship Constitution.
Grecian Tower at Athens.
. Hungarian Cottage.
. Turkish Pavilion.
: Meets.
Boston Cream Cakes. Almond hlacaroooM.
, Strawberry Tarts, Jelly CAKES
. Lady Cakes Almond Cakes
4: Kisses, jelly arts
PRESERVES
Ginger Chow Chow. Pine Apples
Brandy Peaches. Plums
FRUIT.
Coffee Liquor. Anchovy Toast
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~ The Ne,r- York Herald and The Az.

20 The Nelc- ! ORR lie raid and The Al
haay Register are conformity anxious that the
proposed Hungarian Fund shall not be entrusted
TO those who had charge of the IRISH Liberation
Fund raised here in lS49, and conhded to ROB
ERr EaNET as General Treasurer. May the
public be allowed to know how much the Edi-
tors of the above-named journals contributed
toward that Irish Fund and whether they be-
lcve RoRERr EMMETT ever did or ever would
smbeZzle dollar of it