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TO the Friends Of the Union, soitAom dis.
ts~ctson IF Pcrty In view Of the services and
sscsifecs Of the Hon. Daniel Webster, in main
taining invioats the Constitution and laws of his
eogntsJs IA contrast with the recent act of the
1lsyof and Aldermen Of Boston, in refusing the use
q aaell Hall to the friends Of that gentleman, to
eongatnlate each other on the recent verifcation
q his representations regarding that ancient Com
nonwealth; and in view, also, Of the refusal Of the
Legislature Of New York to invite Mr.. Webster to
visit Albany, as the guest Of the State; indgnites
cast upon that distinguished statesman by abo
donists and others opposed to his patriotic course
the undersigned, citizens Of New York, respectfully
invlse Mr.. Webster 70 meet them in this city, al
some period convenient to himself, in order that
they may express 70 him, in person, their deep and
Eratefnl appreciation of his devotion to the great
public interests Of his country.
New York, April IL. 1851.
The above announcement heads the column of
important matter in the Network Evening Mirror
OF the Sd inst Attached to It are the names of
large majority Of the most talented, enterprsng,
distinguished and substantial citizens of NewYork
This long catalogue Of names fills the whole Of the
first and half Of the fourth pages of the Mirror, its
admission at full length into the columns of that
journal having been secured only by the proprietor
arranging to DISPENSE for the OCCASION with large
number Of advertisements. 1t makes formidable
showing in favor of Mr.. Webster Those who are
acquainted with the leading men of New York,
need do no more than run over this catalogue OF
sgners to satisfy themselves with the sincerity as
we'll = importance attached to the occasion.
he Mirror says: "This movement for Mr.
Webster il entirely ontssds of the Union Commit
tesa spontaneous manifestation on the part of the
people,"
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.NOrg .NelC Goods,
~ Just Opened at
SIMPSONS,

SO CANAL Street,
ny An additional supply Of BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
all selected since the faCf in prices; and, insure
RAPID SALES,
hey VIII be sold at but small advance original
is ul fifteen per uner prices month previous to
their purchase Amoug various other Goods are
RICH NEW STYLE SILK TISSUES;
EMBROIDERED ORGANDY MUSLINS;
PRINTED FOULARD SILKS;
Also cases HOSIERY consisting of nearly every STYLE
of Ladies' denemn and Children. Of Cotton Lse
all a low prices
PLANTERS will do we'll select this supply Of
Plantation and Household Dry Goods,
the assortment complete prices justify
most economical iu purchasing good articles.
ml2 81 2dp G. M. SIMPSON, so Canal street.
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ey@ Certificate from Mr.. Shaw whose rupture was very
large and difficult reduce having been down nearly all the
~ " o'is- " NEwORLEANs, Nov. 30, 1850.
This is cert R that have badly rupturd three
caused by fail, and could find relief applied
Mr. SHERMAN, induced reading his advertise
nent in the Delta and knowing persons by his
Truss and Remedy tn nix he fitted me with HI,
Patent Douhls Truss, and since cb
time have been able work and am
perfectly satisfied his Truss and Remedy finally cure me
My rppure for the last months down. nor 90
feel Inconvenience dnty uvs
to Mr. Sherman and all suffering give INV
testimony ms 81 cod Zip LEWIS e. SHAW, Heyia
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Sherman, PiersOM r. 60

Sherman, PiersOM r. Co.,
MAGAZINE ST, Corner of Canal.
Ky Respectfully call the attention of The public their
fine stock of SUMMER CLOTHING manufactured ex.
pfessy for City Retail Trade which they prepared to sell
at extremely low prices
COATS.
Black Merno and Cashmeret Frocks;
COored Alpaca and Casnmeret Frocks;
Super Black French Merno Dress Goats;
i'rab, Blue Pearl and Black Cash merei Sacs;
Black and C0ored Alpaca Sacs and Office Goats;
Black and Drab Alpaca Ceno Gorto Coates;
Fancy Striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Paletots:
Super Fancy China Silk Sacs and new style Paetots
PANTS.
Black French Meno, Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants
Brown, striped, and Fancy Linen Drlll Pants;
Drab Pongse and White Linen Drill Pants;
Real Nankeen and Bell Striped linen Pants;
Blue French and Fancy Coionade Pants.
VESTS.
Super Figured Black and Fancy Grenadine Silk Vests
Plain and Fancy Linen and Marse,es Vests;
Super White Embroidered Masseles Vests;
Buff and White Marseilles Vests
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests.
....
A hne assortment OF Gents Furnishing Goods; Linen
and White Jean Drawers; Linen and Cot Shirts; Cotton
Net Under Shirts and Drawers Gauze Merino do Six
and Linen Gloves Suspenders Bingham and Silk Crayss
Hosiery, etc.
fF'- Please call and examine.
ap22 81 aw apf SHERMAN. PIERsQs * co.
RANNEY'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
VIII soon be closed for the repairs
before leaving, he viii take pictures reduced prices His
Three Dollar sty Portraits will bs put up for Two Dollars
other sizes proportion,
LEI Rooms the Of ROYAL and St Ionis st-ea,s
near the st, Louis Hotel. mia SIS
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MOBILE, May 7, Is3I.
My Dear DR.. Sherman: How | depict my present
condi ion to vh it this time invalid
confined bed by the HERNIA perhaps
that can happen in thousand instances,
oh, God when think Of sufsrings pains the
seven or eight that cted with this dire complaint
unti became acquainted with ried your New
TSusS-my heart bounds with you, agent
the hands Of Heaven only afford relief bat
happy, from the of being nearly her,
cured To diate the accident which hppened
would he OF little ben e. utility my
Let suffice that Patent New Truss Ointment
which you prescribed to have proved of little expense
with the signal uiunphs of their msr produce
they have done, entire renovation md body
You are at liberty, dear Sir these
Rex A
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Ftremen,. Charitable Association.

F1remen's CharitabIe AssOCfat1On.
10 The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, for the Quarter
ending in July. are
JOHN F GRuBxR of No. 49, At Jackson street, Marals,
aud at the Surveyors Office, Custom house
JOSEPH AvKT of No corner of Old Levee and Bienvle
streets in place If John burgess.
JAMES Brooks of No. g. Inspectors office. Custom house,
in plass Of X. Condor
my2 BY order GEO W. HUBBELL, Secretary.
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Going Worth.

10 Our ends requested call and leave Measure
with US Tor the supply of FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING
Persons visiting the North this have the Clothing
ready for them upon ia New York by leaving their
Measure with and article shall be
Of workmanship aud satisfactory, To be taken
Que Of partners will York and will py
bis personal attention TO all n.rused to him.
Our hiends visiting New York will fad l2 Fulton street
ms I'm 21p MONTROSS g. STILWELL.
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~ SERMON will be delivered on TUESDAY Evening,
May IS. at Pacde's Varieties by character Mr.
MAWWORM. collection will up door for the
Benefit Of George Holland.
~ full attsndanse particularly requested. my0 81
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Placide's Varieties. .....A Card.


EV GEORGE HOLLAND respectfully inf,rm his
friends and the public that BENEFIT will take place on
TUESDAY May 49, when will be presented Bcherstaf
bratsd Comedy entitled
THE HYPOCRITE.
The principal characters by Mira c. Howar Rowe MIS-
Johnston, Mess Howard Bass, Wright and Holland.
In the coursc Of the evening" Grand by
MILE Anohia Hilariot, Henrietta vaee Mons. Maug n.
Inc uHkEk RHldAS will also exhibit his wonderful Fess
NecromaDcy.
By particular desire, the laughahle Interude of
THE POST OF HONOR.
,oous Mr. Holland
MUSICAL OHIO, by Mr.. and Madame Lea.
To conclude with laughsble Farce called
THE WATER WITCHES.
In which Master George o half years old will
make his first appearance.
nc Characters;
The Water ~itehehs Johnston Mrs Reeves Miss Murray
Miss Elliot.
Polly mittsu alias Dick Pullaway Coxswan Witch
Mrs. C. Howard.
Members Of the Funny Dawson Reeves Wright
Duffeld
Joe Smith, Cow ain the Holland
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OoTroN AND FRosT.-On the night of the LIST
nay snere was = very severe frost in the northern
Pr o. ueorgia, extending it is feared through
large cotton growing region Of that State and Ala
o,me. We saw gentlemen at Rome, Georgia,
VINO informed US that the cotton had been killed. and
mat the planters were ploughing it up. Seed is
very scarce, and indeed can not Be procured. We
ton News, 9Th.
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A SERIOUS DRAMATIo ACCIDENT. At tho
National Theatre in New York, on the night Of
Tuesday, 18th ult, very serious accident occurred
y the breaking Of the,wire which suspended two
@ ne actors some twenty feet above the stage, and
pFeclplsaflng them to the boards below. A Mr..
Seymour played the part Of iiend, and Mr.
.smmony took the part Of flying dragon; du-
nns the latter part Of the piece the dragon is sus.
pended BY wire, and in . flying attitude seizes
NE hsnd from the top Of slower, with the nten-
non, . represented in the play, of flying off with
h'm' and while thus taxing their fight the wire
unfortunately gave way, and precipitated both to
the stage. Mr.. Seymour brose his leg, and other
wise injured himself, and Mr. Tammony was badly
INJURED although no bones were broken. The per-
'ormance was discontinued on the result OF the
accident being made known to the audience.
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A law which passed the Legislature Of Penn.
syvania at its late session. relative 10 selling goods bv
pies went into effect the lt inst 1t 70 bids sny person
not having his principal place of business in tina, State TO sell
merchandise whm It's boundaries by sample or specimen
under the penalty of three hundred dollars v;bon, 6
taking ont license therefor from the City Treasurer of Phil
be paid. ~ "'-N' 'NN
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cotton CRoP In EASTERN MISSISSIPPI
We learn from this interesting Cotton region that
the Cotton that has come up looks exceedingly un-
promising II is very low scarcely above the
ground, small, and forms very bad stand Some
are repianting. The weather has been uncomfort-
ably cool for several davs mast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

PHILApxLPHIA CUsToM-HousE.-The Wash
ington Union has dispatch from Philadelphia
dated I'd inst, which says:
Much excitement prevails concerning the reno
walls At the Custom house. An effort il making to
hold an Indignation meeting to denounce Lewis
and censure the President.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

VIReMIA CONVENTION Tile White and
mszed Basss.--A vote was taken on the lst inst,
" the Convention, upon motion to strike out Of
he report the "white basis " proposition, which
resulted in striking out-yeas IS, nays S. The
proposition to insert the "mixed basis " was also
aost BY a vote Of 60 yeas to 81 nays. A compro-
mise scheme was then offered by Mr.. Bolts, to
which Mi. Saunders offered an amendment to give
the lower House to the "white basis" and the
Senate to the mixed basis" The question an
pears to be surrounded with difficulties.
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May II, at O'Clock. ANDREW. youngest of Andrew
and Belinda Mcdonnell aged IL years.
~ The frisnds of the family invited attend his Funeral
on MoNDAf, May u, at o'clock p NJ, from the
hs parents Dryane streets without further nocs
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.a'od's appearance in Mobile on Thursday nigh,
~. was triumph of vocal power and artistic ex.
0siience-such as has no, been witnessed there far
Mas N.Y. years. The house was OVERLOOKING. Our
= noune friends were enraptured. The cbsrmina
49, "a' no issa favorite, and the other adv
memoen Of the troupe We're applauded IN ,hs soho
Ina nissng Of the locomotive has great charm e.
Mobile. but genius and az, woven into muse ~
den the senses Of the Mobnans sl,ogs,hs. '''"u'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

The Missouri River contin ues to recede, and at
last accounts there were not more than three fee,
depth Of water in Towards Bend. Several acct
denta have occurred. owing to the low stage o
Wnter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, May 7. 1851.

ESQ.
ii6dr Sr-rhe recollection of liberal course to ard.
The Feu4s Of much esteemed popu Treasurer John
II Calder on the occasion OF benefit hi year ego,
induced them 10 apply appropriation
early night which they may testify him as an
OLD lfseHu. gepenan aud faithful efficient officer
BY promp' indies ion 4 the time which your engagements will
enable 70 for this pose greatly ohise
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MASS M Il ETING,
lnylO 81

~ A Grand Mass Meeting of all the Clerks of New Or
leans will be held Globe Ball Room, TUESDAY the l3t
inst. for the transaction of business concerning ALL
II Msetrg at halfpast O'Clock. myO 81
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10 hope shall be excused,
public to believe that al hope 1
do MT intrude," by jtst dropping
in once more, to inform them that
those fascinating creatures, the
" WATER WITCHES" have
just arrived in the city, and will
shor y make a grand display OF
their peculiar Abilities. shall
acquaint them with al particulars
In due time. Also beg leave TO
observe, as it is considered con-
ducive to health to be occasionally
merry and Jolly, II little French
Rr4nf.. I--s
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NEW BOOKS,
II Just Received and for sale by
ThOS. II. White,

REVERIES OF A BACHELOR. BY Ike Marvel.
HURRY. or, Scenery. Celebrities and Society
By N r. Willis.
THE FRUIT GARDEN: Treatise on Orchards ant
Gardens iilu rated with $50 cures BY p Bay,
TUCKERMAN's CHARACTERISTICS OF LITE
RAruRE Second Series
GOLDEN SANDS OF MEXICO.
e. PREMIUM BOOKS.-Teaohers would do well te
look in at the assortment than season
4, f,r advaneed myI23 Din
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New Era Il. A, ChaDter No. e

>H~r II regular meeting Of this Chapter take pIacs
NIX ThiS EVENING, Monday, the i2h inst, O'Clock,
" Nat the Masonic Hail. An requested be
une iua IN attendance. ...By order Of tpe NJ. f II r
apl2 W. IL, RONDEAU Secrea,y
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TO the LNAiRS.

IL Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past fayors and
liberal patronage la her line of happy to inform her
TRENDS and the public that she has Nayades
to 1875 st Charles now prepared to receive and
ut Ladies aud Children with the following artiel.. wt
shermans SHsULDER BRACES and ABpoMIsAL SUP.
PoRTERs, DR.. Bannng's BoDY BRACES Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL Braces. Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
ERs, Or. Thompson's SUPPORTERS etc. etc.
NJ Hours of attendance morning. from A. NJ till
O'Clock p Nj and in the evening, from I'LL 6 P NJ.
ny Females will be in ait upon ladies'
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Writing g. Bookkeeping
Academy, Sc Canal st.

AA ny Lessous daily and n
~ I'M N. PARENTS contempi hayipy bsir
SEA children eventually take their finishing Lessons al
ssta respe tfily no
more to becoms perfect wr where the pupil hs.
slI 'hsl where they have been writing for hools
Every child eight BEAUTIFUL HAND
correctly taught Cas, especially Children Ladies aud
Gentlemen, usual. GOLD PENS for sale. -
ml2 ~ Rufus D0LBEAR, Sc Canal street
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Z WOOD ~ CO, Ship Chambers and & tocers.
IL. on the Levee opposite Post q, Second Munirpaty
and Red Stores, Third Municipality have received s,ys
Of Goods, which they viii cell al reasonable
prices MS ap,f
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FOR CONSTABLE.

Usssrs Editors Please announce Mr.. JAMRs &c
WILSON as a candidate for the Office of Constable Of the
Second Justices Court rendered vacant ny the dsaih Oh
NJ M. Thomas, ESQ.,. and obige his
no NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

The LATE GALE-BufaLo, May 3-It ha. bean
ascertained thar some fifteen vessels were driysn
ashore in The late gale, and number re sill miss
ing. '''''''
1t is supposed that they have foundered. and all
on board persisted. ' "'
The captain and three of the crew of the scbr
Lumberman, were lost before she went ashore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

JOHN 8. dunno will be supported for Cons'ao,s OF tne
scs..sd no. MANY VOTERS.
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w. d. GORDON is u candidate for Constable oil Judge
Winters Court, and will be supported by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

Hughes, received, at Rome, on the third of Ia =,
month, as we learn by our correspondence ,bs
formal investure of the Pallium. This is an honor
not quite equal to red hat but il has its uses.
IN. Y Herald. '''
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CLorHINe We are requested call the attention
q hs trade SALE Of fine assortment Of Clothing Hats
Shirt. etc.. take place this day. 10 O'Clock by j. B.
Blache, n ChartSes street,
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there is no agraranism in the principle, is proved
BY the reasoning of the Court in the cases cited
That the assessment is not tax, is shown by the
definition OF the term, which means the revenue
applied to the support of Government. But the
True Delta says:
:" The forced contributions imposed in cities for
paving and opening streets-a strong legal argu-
| meht against which, we have lately perused-are
exacted for works of a strictly public, never for
'hose oil private character. Not cent of impost
was ever levied in favor of the Pon,chartran or
Gar'oiton Railways upon the owners of the lots
along their respective lines.n
The strong legal argument which that editor
mas been SO fortunate to read, we have never
seen. This misfortune, however. is somewhat
made up to us, by the two opinions of Judge Por.
ter. As an offset to the Pontchartrain and CARROLL
ton Railways, we have the Erie and Hudson Canal.
The State of New York levied tax on steamboat
passengers, on the salt-works, on goods sold at
auction, and on the lands in Western New York.
to provide funds for its construction These were
repealed IN few years, as the income Of the work
paid the interest and principal
But the State Of New York. with Dewitt Gin
ton as its Governor did not think they were guilty
of a robbery, or sicindle" Ito borrow the ele.
giant Phraseology of our neighbor) in thus taxing
steamboat passengers, the makers of salt, or the
real estate owners, to pay for work which be-
longed to the State, and actually conduced to the
good of the whole State.
The proposal of the Convention is to give to the
| TAX payers, script for stock. In NewYork thew re-
ee'ved nothing. We commend the history of The
New FORK Canals to the Committee. We refer 10
' discussions which grew out of the first proposal
-. VIM una mat Dewitt Clinton, at that time,
oou. WIN 1a'' such opposition as they must en-
,sn Vs., Inc Toes to that great work are forgot
ag,;n,, u. nc" arguments may now be used
, "s. they are not original. Ne'
. twenty years hence, those WIN nous
0 jackson and NewOrleap. Ranro.S opp''e inc
signed to obseni,y VIII 0e con-
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4 1DTEos YARNS and o.,Iabnrg.

~ M cnn-iEHmctr.-.itist received d Iargn lot or
COTTON YdRNs fCLayaorfesruke Factoyy.
ALoa lot u 01nab,raa, for aale BY
MOORMAN e. MARTIN.
Also III u Rcr Mackcfd.
lnly l7-ts NJ. & NJ
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LyEselsElsFc Misunderstanding. >.


PEovisiuNs.-Baron-S lirht-Saics l0ia
llA with small sales Little higher for prime lots
FtorE.-Sale=. Ola s3t New 81.
WHEAr.-Red ~; white S0-
MeAL.-Corn Meal scarce ana III demand u 81
To 90c.
GRAIy.-Coru 7jas9 cfs; Oats 3iaJ7l cents
ANo.-BestP Peruvian so u s. Der ton
PLasrrR.-Lumr, s6l; Ground s7l.
sroAas--Ncw Orleans 7ia9 az; Porto Rico7 ID
10 rts Clarified llalet cts. Loafll4 ID l21 cts.
NmsKY.-Mouutain Boz. dull.
BErswAx.-21 tu2I cents.
BGrrER.-22 %, cts. dull fnr M l-Fresl
Butier 1t market very scarce ard brings IS ID zoe
BRASpr.-Arnle, 35al0; Peach, SO ID 81 cts.
PAR lEDS.-S75ae0 assorted dun
Corrfn-Kio lll v la1 cts. Laguira IaulaI:
AIorla 20.
CoUSrRY LIHENs.-Tow llta III; Flax l2ali cts.
CorroS YARSs.-Salcs lSaao cts.
FEATHERS - 10 30 cts.-Scarrc.
WooL.-25 to % cts in Demand
WooL RoLLs.-35 10 81 very scarce.
GiNsEsc.-35af0 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales no per sc h.
FisH.-Iicrinss No. l, Ssi; ialifax No. l Her
rings s6as7l; Shad, none; Mackcrel. No. 3, s. 50.
TALLow.--S to 81 crs.
TAg.-S3.50 per bbl
iiFNr.-We qiute 81 to Sc. ia demand
LISsEED Off.-Sjag0cts- demand.
LsRD-i3ali Cts. bu, little IA the markct
MatAssEs-Wesl India - to 40 cts. pcr gallon
y. o. II TO a cts.
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