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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

DAINTING DONE WE'LL AND CHEAP.
l. A. BOWERS, so long and favorably know HOUSE,
and SIGN PAINTER, won dinOrm his numerous friends and
the public general that he has PAINT SHOP. at IVA
Magazine street, where he prepared contract for
cutting with promptnes and dispatch all orders in his line OF
business with the very best of materials. M ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

New YORK u. s. SENAToR.-One more effort
has been made, and it is thought will be another
bone of contention in the Legislature. Mr.. Ferris
OF Tompkns, the 7th instant, introduced bill
in the Assembly, providing for the election of a
United States Senator, in place of Daniel S.
Dickinson, whose term of office expired the 4th
of the present month. The bill declares that on
25th instant, both branches of the Legislature,
shall proceed to an open nomination for candi-
date; and after having made nomination, the
Senate and Assembly shall unite together for the
purpose of comparing nominations and in case OF
agreement then the person named shall be declared
elected. If, however, there appears to be disa'
greement then to proceed to joint ballot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

AMERICAN COTTON AND ENGLISH DEPENDENCE.
Among other mattets which late writer in Black
wood enumerates in his summary of the dangers
of the present condition of Great Britain, is the
fact thar fvesixtbs often nine enths, of The supply
of cotton consumed in British manufactures, come
from America, and that seven or eight hundred
thousand persons are directly or indirectly en-
ployed in the operations which take place upon it.
Suppose says the writer, America wishes to
bully us, to make us abandon Canada or Jamaica
for example, she has no need to go to war. She
has only to stop the export of cotton for six months
and the whole Of our manufacturing counties are
starving, or in rebellion while temporary cessa-
ton Of profit is the only Inconvenience they expe-
call ourselves independent in such circumstances !!
We might have been independent; Jamaica, Dem.
erara and India might have furnished cotton
enough for all our wants. NWhy, then, do they not
do so! The mania of cheapenng every thing has
done il all. We have ruined the West Indies by
emancipating the negroes, and then admitting for
eign sugar all but on the same terms as our own,
and therefore cotton cannot be raised 10 profit in
those rich slands-for continuous labor, OF which
the emancipated negroes are incapable, Is lndls'
pensable to its production"
England is now striving, by great improvements
in the manufacture of flax to render herself lnde
pendent of American cotton. Her success is al
ready sufficient to merit the attention of the cotton
| growing States, and to warn them against placing
their sole reliance upon the cultivation of single
| staple. There is no Southern State in which a
| great a diversity of pursuits and productions a
exists in the Northern States is not perfectly prac
ticable, and such policy will be found in the ent
| essential to the independence of every state o
| nation. [Richmond (Va) Republican,
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INSURANCE.
TENNEssEE MARINE AND FIRE
I1sSsgrN0Ce Company.


JOHN. NJ HILL, Pres, GEO. ". MARTIN. see'ry-
sVs Rf1p aor W. psnS FiRE RISKS on ts ss liberal ss
J HssnfH HsT o'sf3Rs sss M.sao.
sou,,1ern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany Of Louisiana.
lFE INSURANCE I & &EXCLusivELYimE1He Qua,
ahSSoOo SG.ss sena sSent Office No. - Camp Ssp sIss
20. Insurance on White Persons and
] |
SSrSSy Slaves, at their established rates OF
INT lsax pany. incorporated in the State, con.
sassEfM e - fined exclusively to Lille Insurance,
N "a, u ~ Directors feel confident thai il affords
4 FllkA USsss unusual and much greater induce
II ments 70 those desirops Of efiectipg an
H3TRs..S insurance on their lives than any other.
Rz II is also upon the mutua principle
each person assured becoming member thereof and enjoy
Ing portion Of It's pro, being entirely exempt from
Insurance Companes organized The mutual principle
generally successful more sspecay tnSse exclusively
ed correct by long experience and close scrutiny thu
stability and success Of this Company is placed beyond
BY h " 70 oS Be-
or essened as subscriptions Mutual Insurance Compane
Es, e,e ~ pasnee Fund of remains
until the Company has accumulated similar amount
Ey- California permits granted and extensive uavelin'
Joshua Baldwin, sS,umptsr Turner.
Charles M Watermas, Edward G. Payne,
| Marx Walton, William e. Tor SIs.
James Bonner, aIeorge W West,
WiIsm WanGn iHiaf!nli Il Gsli,ns ohn dDn'ss Gaho@pn nm
| George g. LaWrason. John Nj. Bach
EGbe EG,d M:Ias1on' NJ MSApln' n sInp g. In f. Norton
iHwd ha'D'e'SSadsH SSadsHUA BAtbwfS, fS''pP P;s.den,.
Medical EsaminersE RICHARD BxIs M. D.; HowAR
SMITH NJ. d.. Hours daily from 10 A. M. to 9 P. NJ.
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JAM les w HIT e,
l63 Gravier street, New Orleans,
e., VIII constantly PURCH ASE NEGROES; z
M9 also, Board and Sell on Commission, any and a
"A all Slaves consigned to him. CSA
M fell osly MY
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DENTISTRY
JAMES H. sPRATLE'

JAMES H. SPRATLEY,
SURGEON @, DENTIST.
Office No. ITO St. Charles street,
Between Peydras and Lafsy Square,
NTHERE all operrtions the TEETH will be performed
w satisfactory manner nlsly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
ID EGs LEAVE inform The citizens OF New Orleans that
ID residence 235 street,
and St Joseph where she viii he happy INF
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE az -
p S-Lsiies and Gentlemen wshing know the a
which surround them. keviss their prospects,
well by calling Madame L. Price so
tY- Hours from - A. N and P. N. les am5
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LATEST FROM JAMAIcA-We have the King
ston Uamaica) Morning Journal of the 2sth ult.
and lst instant. 1t contains little news
In Jamaica business generally inactive.
The markets were supplied beyond demand, esPe-
cally in the article of flour.
The crops on the island of Jamaica promised
we'll, and notwithstanding the insufficiency of
laborers, which will somewhat diminish the yield,
the returns likely to be better than had been
anticipated.
There appears to have been revival Of the
cholera in some of the rural districts.
The Kingston papers give copious account of
attempt to dig for treasures said to be buried on
the island of Grand Caymana by Gibbs the pirate.
An American schooner, called the Elmira from
New Orleans, carried the expedition, and her mys-
terious movements give rise to rumors that the
crew were buccaneers.
Inquiry was made and the captain denied all the
charges. He attempted to find the treasure, but
without success and after his vessel had gone the
authorities of Georgetown, with about three hun
dred persons, made similar unsuccessful attempt.
| Two men said to be in possession of the secret,
made similar effort, and had, at the last accounts
reached some strange signs.
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N E WS B Y T Il + G r A p FL.
Arrival of the Steamer Asia.

MOBILE, March 49,
The mail due to-day has failed beyond Charles
ton. Yesterdays mail is not received.
NKw YORK, March ID.
Advauce IN Cotton. - The steamship Asia
arrived at New York at eight o'clock, A. M to-day
with Liverpool dates to the LIST instant The
account of short crops, received by the America
and the small receipts, had caused an advance in
Cotton of one-fourth. Provisions were improving
The Grain market had been exceedingly dull du'
ring the week.
Flour receded 3D. Western Canal was quoted
at 20 to 2ls. The Beef market was steady, but
transactions were not extensive for want of assor
ment. There being no Pork in importers hands
holders ask an advance, which has checked busi
ness. Bacon was much wanted. Several imports
OF Lard have caused reaction in the market, ant
the article is now quoted at Is to Is. cd. lower
with languid demand. Evening Picayune.
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This Company being orga
(G21 nized, solely for the protection
Ajk OF the policy holders and their
M] W families against want and pow
u erty, is in its operations great
Ak AN&3sEk national benevolent Institution,
62I1EHXe, conducted upon the most secure
&EN3N and solid principles, and afford.
lSgN6S ing small annual sum, paid
spsE sSms us q 'stis and hssa eh
dren after death.
All policy holders whether for life sho,er terms who
continue the insurance till death, Participate ID te Whols
of the profits of the company.
Creditor. the lives Of debtors married woman
can effect insnrancs on the fe o her
eft and of herself and Children Tree omi IL Chains OF
g,J Inhn Hsesn Josenb Walker John s. Allison,
Peter (,onrey Jr Mannsei White, VIM E. Leveric1,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Henry s, Bueknei sr-
PETER CoNRRy. Jr. President Board oil trustees.
Io,sph W Stanton, Hossn Hail M'i.m MAN npesy h,,,
John n L. saifarans, eoi w. smiib E II. Norman.
Q. w. Sewell, Iqnius Bebee, C. o. snethen'
Cornelius fe''0"sa' Edw. ID !" JennsT sH@s1 Coke
IoaN HAsAS: President ,It Fl tbs p.s.Iaa SGnpsn'.
H5sa n nfssa Sassa!aass sasss
=. G. HxARTT, Actpary q j, /. G9oLD, "a. AttSrney
Examiner who will be the office daily from laz 2P.
By the Charter only s5 900 is taken on singleLt-
White ana SesIoss Table Of Rates s.,sbl.sa
New York and London offices and without their restrictions
a. to residence in the South BY the charter Dividends
and be made available to the extent of twoth
their amount where the party has pad his premiums In ul
M nS II 9TE ana or0n ,PsS
and all papers to effect Insurance can be ha
| at the office of The Company
| fV Extensive Travelling PrIvllege
l A. NJ. , p. M.
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| DETIT GULF COTTON SEED-For
L mhl7 If A. ]. WRIGHT Z co. 81 GRAY
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BOARDING.

PRIVATE BOARDlNG-A few gentlemen
L can be accommodated with Board, on reasonable terms
at 24s Common bet st. John and st. Peter mh5 amos
Mrs. W E. BROWN informs her friends and
1vA the public that having opened and thosoughIy
st (atey occupied by Mr.. Shall } she i prepared a
lfer accommodation, to both transient and s,
permanent Boarer, that pains expense procur
NewOreans. November 5. 1870. nlI lyos
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SLAvES::.: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-I00 SLAVES
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid Cru
and merchans who have Slaves ior sale, will paes
ca before leaving ihsis H.ys; wl,h qsheF ps!so9s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-28

hsasng, for the week. about $4,000 lbs, at 10 lsAc,
sash New moved of pretty readily at former figures
RAs,oHrs-To Liverpool there were rather 10 ne brssd.
SUN Offering, and 800 bbs -four TAKEN at l3Sd
1Dore was offered at Is Cotton engaged az sd To
olasgOw 1000 bbls -four engaged at IL. l0d. To
Hsvre, 500 bales Of cotton were engaged at vessel
vas chaZsred to load with lumber ut Wilmington for
Liverpool on private terms. There nothing new In
yaaes TO California
Paev'noss.-Pork continued inanimste with sales Of
- bbls new mess in lots at 49, old, az SID so; new
prime at Sl3; and old, at Sl2 20. Beef exhibited no
particular change, $50 hbls being taken at 80 70 ST.
Tor mess; and 50 So for prime Beef hams were un-
sltersd-seuing at $l4 Cut meats favored 100
packages hams fetched lac and shoulders o1sc.
Lard also has advancing ncnationoo terces choice
brought o5ac; fair would not be sold under $40 20.
Butter and cheese remained noted in yesterdays
view At Boston provisions very quiet during the
week-clear western pork realized, in that market,
$40 SO $l7; Ohio mess, SIS so $40 'o ana 10,
prime $13 80 S14 Beef and lard unnoticed ex-
sept In q retail way.
ToBAcoo.-There q moderate business done since
last, consisting Of "a hhds Kentucky at &c sac
II Masc county at 121ac and $50 bales Cuba ut 2c
. lie.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

~ Co. ~ n ~ W ~
NJ for cslfOrnia sandwich Islands, south Paeidc, So.
afternoon ts 18th inst Tor chasrs. direct. 1nnsxsd ars
the postages b. BerfOrd Esps letters and
fsnsm aVsT ccas s' oi south ''A
- irsa;i.;: ss A%fsiSs to III;
The weekly Herald viii Re published a; S;iffsss pis.
SSef hi' %SrsnE sinai sge' dssered IL San IRAN
BfRFohb CO.. Vssey street, Aston House,
TO nj, e
ship OHIO on abe 2sth nstant and that Shippers Nay
publish cm "ar s son ss'Ssi s s
Lye.s Wstetnsn the well known transportation pro-
Y.g may sways assure your patrons that your good.
from Place With sho nail 1 PaSa@. as Ss'i
Our soods shipped ~ the Grescsn, CITY June 18th vor
cnaesrs, July 1851.
GsSTLrnss.Per Crescent CITY Ne ree.yed fgTty,sifht
mama EyTss sS WATERWAY ig i iss ssn Rqpu,,, Co
We remind shpptr that charges for delivering geeds
u San Faneseo per ss than those Of other
'' BEkTJRD CO, : ve.sy street, Astcr nou,O.
FOB cALIFoRNIA-LowEsrP PRICE rAssiGE
ohssres or thrcu q .es.s 70 San rrsaeec "
This the only line aud VI Is pr less
~ aSs V a. our oce 70 sos Ssr pUSsssd Sy performers
the would be independent line freight 70 saa Francis
~ " Va" 8EsS6RD Co. SveSsy street, Actor House.
DAMS Il co.'s EXTRAORDINARY CALIFORNIA
, RlIass.d aay oP on ne sSU, no
dctehou All freigh, ,arSurb by this Etprss With
great ht,d stateg AL Our neat srea. Catcrnia freight
psesase and Parcel EIriss, VA. he by ss De
o'clock +. Mfhrough usutl in charge Of eur
eifl messenger ard special reist Asoat 20 desta.tion
their SoOas resotini r.nana in sessen o. she % Mail
Steamer Northcrror which sails thence the 18th prox far
Jsihmus preclude the f,ssaly Of any delay on chat rs
oft route the precedence gursnteed 20 our fTprs
the United State Pacific Mail Steamship Company ~
through in the quickest rcssitie time. Consisneos re-
auestd 10 send In their goods With invoices op @
tatur Ia 26th instant small packages viii be- cs 10
I'll Two o'clock, y NJ the dsy Of soliqy,scstss 80,
Custom House CIetfanccs Consulsg i ~ =. ICY
Jaaktge must be strictly water prooh IN 49, -
rex NO p'eA'se snd IS Wst street
:, .ALIroRNIA EXPRtss-sE-
II w. H,st., % = toSt California lreisLt, Paoksge
snl fnrcei INrrca olio on tte 2sth Of July, at3PM
r 1ohsthats such that we are auablcd 20 suaran
tee to esSin rnS;usi POSITION sne that th. goo'
1ysbCe Of those of other Express Our LAST let.
nv ehpw that goods Brother Jonathsu let vhagrls
Hn'yfori hours In advance Of all goods by steamer
and previous Shipment arrived In Panama thirty IL
hons in advance q FL others A. Pspsa We nsva ivsrV
privilege conceded tbs mail line any aud all he
Parcels ree ed Until the morning the day The
save. and letters until "a NJ fisksges which must In
"a 90 Dc o. ',GS s Ss'' oS s. sond be , ne
made fassse tickets lnrDihed on The above steamers
81 The ,eve .i rats. IBosrs9N q hiTCnCocK,
II 90 inicrid their business frenSt tbs. ssei n.S
- the howe PERFECTLY familiar With the value md
ter ~ french and tEss goods "a This marhe viii leave
svc - attento Iertcrally 70 the ese,vtion ~ ~ ~
ae may le crtfbttei 90 him. ftbs rst ~
y WI Il h.'ops .teJ us ttsst r,uert
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BI,OOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, BROOKLYN-ADMIssION
I 23cents; Private Boxes s. To at o'clock
pany BENEFIT of Mr.. Lyrue. Monday evening July q the
aners VIII commence with the comedy Of
Palmer; Edward Mr. Dunn; Captain Copp Mr. T. B. John
r. TO conclude with A ROW AT THE MILITARY CAR
DENs-Ths Manager Mr. Lynne; Stage Manager Mr.. H. b.
Phillips; rom pier, Mr. Peterson; MIR. Dunn, Mr. Dunn;
Miss G0uld. Miss Could; Mrs Dunn, Nrs Dunn.
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EXCURSIONS.

10 a . . To- 10 - 49,
A GRAND PIC NC AND corILL.Y EXCURSION
az tSsse ri Ps, NAV ,ES1!
,sgaged tasc y cent, e,sh way TIE srlesed steambs.:
t. s,ra,onport on S:dsesry Jpy s.S ISL ie,ys4 ~
ioiaws- oct o. Hammond troot E9rh river At o'clock.
Grad stree. j esioSs rssiG s,s, d q Scic,S She
sl H h s p sP s zoe NO sS'T S sSd q vii
where Il, viii rs@sis slc, three heT II rGai ali PES.
rroit.tSr w. r!aSr,sr viii his sssnts viii be on the
g9SnS 49, VIC s,9h ,cf ~ 'cc2maod.tiop
NJ probably close e sris y sfr.,esPsr csst ,he
Wooster stsee'. Tarolsl cent? sA.s way. -.
joan = fLAsNra,
tic s,ttii,n SrsnSc iess Wit asw ersaniaed Jearson
erss. bsnd leader j. LhrHans e. VIII join .h' eNea,.on
CGANp Picnic sAccasioS, roR ST. GRloGers
iS.Sis & 49, s Sads s s1
Nss '.ey Win tsg spepsd dgbe deetd tarsee are ~
1ist,s ONE eoisr sindres under y years afy e,hts
chvrsbssol the cont .os, Gs several cs,a.iio book
a. T r. ~ fy sS - ne sSs s 90 t ben 0rass o,s
I. ioo' q Delaney ..rest q ~ rier2 a. ); sod
' ;'s' o'' Of fr III :; 5:Ts 's
(.RsNp CoTIiLoS AND FISHING EXCURSIONS
S11 Sf isS 0S S S lsT .s 11s Tf' Sn ~ r. 9t
sI sss gu, ~, % , r2,,a sy
sisetssn,h .'Se,s Ns Esr No a9,as s'sl' n re.
Rei'ssm,nts tshes tseic anu viii rtoyided Tsre
Tor she eteersion. ~ cents.
(RASp EXCURSIONS TO coEEy ISLAND LASp.
~ inr Of Fort Hamilton 80 way-isr- l2s ceatt.--
Inc new aud tilendd steamer TROJAN Cart. y ~ Rod.
man. viii make dails excursions Coney Island Tor tha
son, epv foow.; M0rrirg Trr-1rcm sTt,n
% hslf pass 4 ocl0ch. 81, aud hal-past a. So
IRON ricf I. ~, htlpast6 40 L. aud 90 clock Morn.
80 ti iFcm ort Htmton 90 A. N. No bali price %
children.
EBANp rNCtRsioS III TRE FISHING BANgs
~ every day, ttt Snttrty sIsre - cab
lhe we'll known sca steamer 81 FiA'O. Can't smith v
leave H,muiobd st,eet AZ ~ vi Csn.i street. iraoa
street Sal 'athcrin" street 81; Fer No Norsl Re
A. W returning by > 4. H. Ke!rstocuts, r4ivs tIei8c
a.. provided or board
nUR OWN r1C S1C-kT = WHITING OT TIT
~ hcrlhere az v sheve. held W. tesrr8 pttts on
their return frou tlc- excursion. rhUtsSGy cv.ur
Iny iith, the following resolutions uusni1I-siy
adopted -
Resolved, Tst tie tabks % toe comrauy ta,d ,.l
W David lbic- 81 Prisss Hotel fot Suing 4s-1et
for she Usr Oils the rornue ~ che ~ s'
Mr. Nterhr Apnct Of JsEraugo ace his upfurpissCd
seer 3odac'us; q Ecsss hpp Broau ste~s fa
ior cr pubctusliy 40, ssaior IN furn'sbns sfsgs 20
TIC company end ssc w. NJ Ceorgs Butt or
vsytnce dFins the storm fhu-scoy svcrin .st
81 his rotiaf frr ueeiing-. ~.
het ved That The a'nvs te tui ls "a - ts Nsr ia
Herald TinOfEG a.. GoSS. e 10 r,er.
CHAptgs n. nan, t,c-etayy.
TO EXCURSION PAsrrEs -rur DERtE LINING
ton vl he 90 Jet fot ssurreioUs rsnapu Sole
be taree = 10 rood crec; and we'll ~ 81 20 ne bnss
inquire OH n yssou,Lf IN board - he h0rA %
WJuhvstsJ street, af - Nl.aUaSu = GU ics "a ~
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

REILIIANT DIsCOvERiEs-"THED EeA PITATION
~ Of Tnos Ewsana LsS EemmissiOnsr 81 p1tenss By
res . in honor Of Which, - gave select dinner in
sastye merely The ment to Goodyear in 1871 Of s. 90
Cor license to work under Coodyesr Patent which Day
tae only lately discovered 10 Of discS
trt made too late to hepeht him. Dsys oder Of $50
tor the Of iniringers Goodyear
which be himself has been the chief and is only
iringcr, brilliant conception Of Days and undoubt-
eddy original with him. Days discovery great
secret OF vuleanIng Rubber full ere his sppca
ton for his patent therefor Day Of only
paid 20 who had learned the in
tory, brilliant exhibition Of inventive genius and Af
fordb striking proof Of how closely
tmes follow the heels Of another.
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s... = sda g ras ~
Fl: .s ;i;;i vi = s;:I;::
Nj bu ssss NJ Ss9ssS oss
MS Mss nssr m. ss VII
xdnai knsstcS Mr. Ssrs Dennis. Mr. Coma. H..
Mortimer Mics Andsrsen.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-DREss
l. . snS sihs, e Sa ei Doors
IA curtain lss,at7X Monday evening, July the per-
.1s ME- rAST
sss BsiSsr To ecnsisds Win the sYsrERioUs CHIEF;
Heroes Of lsl2MyssriGus Chief Mr. J. Scott Major
dssf Gem ses sns N
CHEIsrY's OPERA HOUSE. MEcHANIcs HALL,
rs ss ns SH' Rsss nss
sienssd TS1 a sss
s::;; s:i;:a e 8. @ 3
at seven sno viii Commence at clock. The patton.
Of @ Irty @iostrels are respectfully informed that the
future. '''
EELLoww xINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI
cal Hall. "A Br9sdysy. between Howard and Grsna
ss1
s ss sisS ali The
as 'fs
concert TO at o'clock. An AFTERNOON concert
Wednesday and saturday fer the especial
aatiop Of families, commencing at O'clock, p u
MIRROR OF OUR COUNTRY, AT WASHINGTON
W Hall US Broadway. ON Monday evening July ~ aud
every eseniog during the week-The celebrated Prima
Donna sgnora Eliza has taken the management
Of tbs great Nation Sovng Pas9rana in with
cert as hereotore by the drt talent Of New York
she will sing Italian Jenny Lnds favorte Bird
SONG, and Echo Song 49, Doors open at
70 commence at o'clock r. M Admission, Is cents chill
dren half price.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-LAsT
week Of the sessoh.-George Lea, sole proprietor
Adssionsests in Private Boxes 50 Stage Seats
Th cents Boxes 25 oents ParIuot, 12 cents Elegant
saloon every afternoon aud evening Enter
tapmens in the afternoon at three O'Clock
In the evening ct eight o'clock The entertainments
varied and select and such be at other place
OF amusement in New York, consisting of LEAFS Female
Esh plan opsIa Troupe numbering fifteen performers being
The United States; troupe of Model Artists who
hor Of beautiful tabesux taken the pictures
End edsrp times Of Arab Girls who through
variety Of fats Of strength and dextery Madame Rosa
line the only Female Juggler in the world; company
Male and Female Artists, who will give exhibition
Marble Statuary illed in the world together with
variety al interesting porto every afternoon and
evening For particulars bills of each day.
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PUBLICATION 8.

(NOCKTOSS NEW NOVELETTE, SECOND Ed TON
~ ready"The Sisters or, the Fatal Harrisges BY
eIry Coekton arthor of Valentine yox &c The evils
Of an nessorted marriage ruthsily and srikngy
depicted In this work. that IL cannot fail to exercise beue
hcal influence society At the time book
written With excellency style. ali that poy.
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Our Phlsdeiphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1856
Sudden Death-Fire aud Rovsfvi,m. p

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1854.
Sndde" Death-Fhe and Rovdyisn,
>. H. Pintard, Esq, broker, doing business q. y
No. 10 Dock street, was found dead this afterno 81
in the yard attached to his Office eoronsr's in.y
attributed his decease 70 apoplexy. He was abo,..
thirty.fye years of age, and unmarried. 1t is arr
certain when he died, but he had not been at hou,,
since last evening, at tea time The deceased wa,
son Of James II. Pintard, ESQ, and brother of ice
Miss Pintard that sang with Miss Lind both in Me-.
York and this city. The sister is attached to ths
choir of st. Joseph's Chur ii, and this mornip
at her post during The services, unconscious Of tbs
unhappy fate Of her brother.
Quite number Of trifing fires occurred du-iay
the night, causing innumerable alarms and raein
by the frtmen. The rosdy spi. seems to be -
the increase among the runners with " der "a !,
chimes" and the police are striving by doSi'
vigilance to Put il down.