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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23


BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This body met last
Messrs RurLa clarke fonyerss flou., lone, Iahstr,
! and Wood.
communication from the Surveyor stated that John
Thorn contractor for draining "a section had failed To
comply with his contract Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Streets and Landings
communication from the Treasurer complaing that
the roll of aborers had not been xed for tba
thereby great distress to the
was referred to the Finance Committee
petition from sundry citizens asking the opening Of
the South side Of Administration street, was referred 10
the Committee on Streets and Landings
petition from Vigilance Fire Company No g. asking
an appropriation Of $500 or $1,000 for building new
brick engine was referred to the Fire Committee
RsroRTs OF CoMMirrrEEs-The Committee on Streets
and Landings reported in favor of concurnc in several
ordinances from the Assistants Board to wit:
An ordinance for the opening and widening Of Dryades
Bacchus and Felicity Road Concurred in
The Police Committee reported resolution for the
building Of certain vaults the Cemetery on Washington
Avenue Adopted
The Committee on Education reported an ordinance ss
substitute former ordinance assigning the Fisk Lii
brary and the lot on the of Bourbon and Custom
house streets to the Mechanics Society and aboshng
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The Great Kentucky Remedy.

q DIR. GEOGtIEAGAN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HYDRO
PIPER Vegetable Alternative Tonic Purifier Blood Thi
SAFE efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning
the public and gaining the favor of every community
tary and healing properties have been fairly tested.
DR. GEoGHEGAN the dscoycrer and proprietor Justly
batsd remedy no, only regular medical graduate
tensye practice and large bis profession
opportunities Of osing under his supervision
curative properties this Vegetable
and grade disease and therefore hesitate pledge
rny Of honor that an his humble Judgment Comroun,
Extract iydropPer will apparently hopeless dsspr
than all the nosuns patent medicines world
that curative In the following diseases
viz serofl White Swelling Negro Consumption, Scuvy Dyspep
sa Chronic Rheumatism Govt Neuralgia Sores Ulcers Eruptons
all SKIN Diseases Kidney Affections stery Morura Diseases
ondary Syphilis, AL Female Irregularities Distinctions togeth
with large class Of diseases resulting weakened
condition Of the digestive and sssimiatve organs.
In the facts above stsed the public read Dr.
Geoghegsns Journal be hsd the Agents.
each bottle Of the medicine. JARVIS d wOoDAiAN,
mh23 i2t2lp2tW Corner OF Common and Nayaxina st,..,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.-Maroh "a

ARCADE. lee, Jos Spears John Clayton, Ward
Smith, LAT Richardson, Samson, y W Brown sta
SIn y, 49, w ns.Nsa,, u sn,non. NI.. 81 ,i
W Hughes, Mo.
ST. CHARLES Carn C Taylor, Pa DR. Parker lady,
and Mrs Jones' Hsiaway. Mitchell Miss; ID
shatre Or Douglas o. E Pebbles and family Mss fesbes
Miss wlkns Mctiaae, II II Halle and lady, W Erwin, c
Rico, q W Barrett Marsh Geo Sykes, Mobile.
CITY. Scott Mills, johnson, Mrs Potter, Mrs Her
dcrspn, Miss Meashon, Ala Gen Royson, Ark lan D,
Dowuor " q Films rhla kslso, str John simcnls.
NERANDA "A Malta Roberts, Patterson Miss II p
Arlington, DR. Foster, o Allen, II Smith, Murphy, La
ST. LOUIS Anthony Ms Anthony Miss Anthony Pa Capt
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Riot in jackson.
Arrival of the Empire City.

The w. 8. mail steamship Empire City, II. Winde, COM
mandcr left New York the 18th, and Havana on the
10th inst at IL NJ and arrived at this city last night
The following is a list of her passengers:
Stensou, NJ G Sobias, n Flash, NJ Lenege, Kemp. W
Hunt II Goodwin, 8 q Gooch Mr. Collins and daugh-
tiers, Mr. Daniels, s Zimmerman, y BENJAMIN, Miss
Purcell + G Mitchell, A de la Cana W II Hogan, Dan
glada, Q Munne, Won Bath, @ BonniDges, Petin, s
Anderson, Hanes Labodt Bscheldu Wagner Clapp, Ew-
ing, II ssbee, Miss Ssbee, Sisbee and lady, Pitt
man lady, servant and child Meyer Berkefeld Moreno
Mathews, y II Smith, II Melon Mr. Caldwell, wife and
child Mrs Randolph and servant Gurtunes and
Komes A j Y Fener. McThraner W Kelsey, Mrs
Knapp, Mr. Mccullough, and twenty in steerage
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amusfmtnts Gbis Ebtntng.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The INFANT DRUMMER.
PLACIDES VARIETIES The Comedy SCHOOL FOR SCAN
Dali, DANCE, and the farce ola CAPITAL MATCH
ST. CHARLES THEATRE The Play Of the LADY OF LYONS
rAvoRiTE song DANCE and the farce of the ROUGH
DIAMOND
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY.
DAN RIcEs HIpPoDRosE ST. Charles street. opposite Peno
DAN RIGGS MUSEUM, No. io1 81. Charles street
lie SeeA h nj
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The MUsEuMDan Rice it is stated is making prepare
lions for Drummond Light at the Museum. This will
be feature in Dams arrangements and cannot fail
to meet with the appreciation and patronage of the public
It is further understood that portion of the Museum
buildings will be fitted up with suitable arrangements and
decorations for theatrical performances when
the other theatres closed and dearth of
exists in the city Dan has fertile genius and spirit
and win, to meet the wants Of a liberal public.
By the way, the Museum is still open and attracting
crowds of visitors
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We are not indebted to the brains of our
much Of late for the wit and WORTH and sense of the
Delta, since all its Z thunder is own. delta
Our modest contemporary might have appro-
priately added that its own brains'' are now
out Of New Orleans, on visit to Baton Rouge,
or some place on the Coast. We derive our in
formation from public report.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

SHIP Moses TayLoR.-This ship, which has Been on the
bar for nearly two weeks and sprung leak had the most
part Of her cargo taken out and brought to the city
She taken off the bar with eight feet water in her
hold and brought up to Battle Ground Flats yesterday
by the boats P Whitney and Star, where she
lies with nearly IL feet water in her hold and still has
about 600 bales of cotton and quantity of corn on
board which will be taken out The vessel will then be
brought up and put into dock for repairs.
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Fresh .ArriUaIs.

Fresh .4rricaIs.
p. s. E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
Have now In complete and well assorted supply Of
AS0NABLE GOODS
received by steamship CRESCENT CITY ship CLIFTON
The following comprise few Of the leading articles, viz.
BRAZILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES Colorsd Grounds
BRAZILlENNE ALBoNI ROBES Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Flounees;
ALBoNAIS ROBES Of Embroidered Muslin
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin stpes
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadour Style, to S Flounces;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousquetaire Founces;
NEW STYLE JACoNET "DoLFRES;"
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET, HARTMAN from IS cents up;
NEWEST STYLE JACoNFTS "GRo5 oDlER' for Children;
NEW STYLE BRILLIANTINEs, Light Ground;
PERSIAN BRILLIANTINESi
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANTINEs for Ladies'
Case Colored Ground BRLIANTNES entirely new
unusual low price Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
very rich BAREGE colors TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD,
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES Style Abanhiae at THREE DOLLARS;
Plaid Striped SILKS SIX BITS PER YARD
p l. Il. REILLY & co,
mh9l 6t9dp Corner Canal and Royal Streets
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Linens ! Linens Linens!
p. & Z. REILLY & CO.,

p. 4 L. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
te The undersigned complete assortment
their long established and well known brands Of
LINEN GOODS
every description suitable for family all up under the
the hrm, will be sold with their usual guarantee
to pureness of quality aud cwnsss Of price, viz:
a. LINEN
"a LINEN, Golden Flax md superior afticlc
Sd and "a PILLOW CASE LINENS;
Superior LINEN SEETlNG from per yaris up;
S. "a and "A DAMAsK NAPKINS;
CoLoRED BoRDERED TABLE SETS;
RICH DAMASK TABI.E SETS;
PLAIN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS;
RICH FRINGED AND DIAPER TOWELS;
g. NJ lO-4 SATIN DAMAsK all prcesj
8 to 2i4 SATIN DANASK TABLE CLOTHS.
case LONG LAWNS Il yard pieces, at "a per piece
T. & e. REILLY l. CO.,
mh2i 5t2dp Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

JAvRis & WooDMAN-The immense drug establishment
of Jarvis Woodman is in the full tide Of business
In addition to large and well selected stock of drugs and
chemicals these gentlemen, in order to fill all orders
within their DOORS have established depot for the
sale Of several tried and well approved patent medicines
They not quack nosrums but prepared from recipes
of the most eminent physicians Their plan of business
is at the of Common and Magazine streets Read
their advertisements.
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DR.. L0Cl'Ne's,
TOOTH AND GUM sPECIFI,

L u y L IL A N ID u U Nj . u y u
For the Cure Diseased Bleeding Gums and removing al
Tartar from the Teeth and keeping them clean and white
preventing decay,
~ This valuable preparation discovered after long experiments
by Dr. L. NJ b. Ls the most eminent Dentists in France
him his practice for upwards Of fifteen with the
ony anrs and beauties the Teeth but keeps then
clear seuy and will IL not decayed their
coming has eoenosd will its progress from
pur6caea to the Teeth. also pr
fers the breath discovered,
Abundant evidence could be produced sluay
ing from Dr. Gilbert fthousht The propos
this sufficient to sasfy any candid mind
Being called upon give my opinion respecting Dr. Iues
and Gum Specific take pleasure that
from its effects, has universal aeon appel
laon Of the most article
tbs teeth also restoring gums
where there liberation with rapty. Sufee that
has no rival point Of efficacy S. GILBERT, NJ D.,
December Is 1850. Ias Poydras street. Neworleans.
~ Sold wholesale and retail pfopror's prices, by
JARVIS 4 wooDMhN,
mh9S iat9p Corner Of Common and Magasae streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

Fca ALDEnanN.-The Wing Convention Of
thel First District nominated, List night, As cam
didatss for ASisrusu, Frsd =. Parmele, Saml
/, Jcpss, Jr, nd Moses Greenwood. No moro
ccpPetsnt xslpeetsd. or popular gentlemen
esN4 - hsuskt bsSdrs the people. Such men
- o1sueosds JoAss and Parmele cannot be
sonn1lv 1o1batsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

9s~ At meeting of the Wings of the Fifth
Representative District nominate three Assistant
Aldermen,
On notion j. L. FABRE called to the obs ANDRY
appointed as Secretary.
On Notion proceeded by ballot for of said cand
dates.
Al the counting Of the votes that Mss Louis Gngne
B. oconne and DR.. Apusnte, unanimously
On notion the President appointed Mes wAl. ANDRY
SALvY delegates Wards order 70 select
candidates Aldermen District
On motion, the meeting adjourned. I'LL FABRE, Prest.
wM ANDRY, Secretary. mh9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

vieK PRESIDENT KrNe.-We learn by a passenger who
arrived yesterday from Havana the schooner Midas
from Havana, that he visited the Hon. Mr. King in COM
psny with Judge sbarkey, Vice Consul at Havana,
Sunday 18th inst at Matanzas, and found him greatly
improved and his health nearly restored since his
journ on the island
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THE TRANSIT COMPANY.

We subjoin two communications in reply to
an article which VIC published yesterday. They
contradict positively some of the statements
made upon the representations of respectable
gentlemen. One of the responsible parties in
forms us that Mr.. KerehevaI consented to re-
ceiyc letters, ETC., for San Juan, whilst another
distinctly attributes to Capt. GRAHAM the most
violent threats against those who should seek
through tho Vanderbilt line, any communica.
ton with San Juan
We noticed the matter editorially as one Of
public concern, and with no desire to wantonly
injurc the company We have, however, good
reason to believe that the company does not
behave properly towards the town Of San Juan
and its citizens, aud that the officers of the
| company's ships are unnecessarily and vexa-
| tiously harsh in their relations towards both.
We desire to see Americans fully protected
abroad, but they should always act with the
dignity and peaceful manhood which become
their nationality:
OFFICE THE VASpxRsELr LAVE, /
| ~ Tuesday, I'D March, 1858.
Edisoss Of he Crsscni-Gentlemeu Sometime during
Monday person called at this Office with letter or pack
age for individual whom learn prominent actor
in the recent outrage at San Juan Del Norte which letter
declined receiving
There has been application for passage to San Juan
where the money forthcoming that the ticket was not
promptly furnished
The Danl Webster left this morning having several
passengers board who had tickets for San Juan ny
Also number Of letters for persons residing at Grey
town. Respectfully, J. }. KERcHEvAL.
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0y- At a meeting Of the Delegates from the
FIRST SECOND and THIRD WARDS, appointed
ddas from The Wing party for ALDERMEN for the FIRST Dis
TRcT held the Shades Tuesday evening" 92d ns the following
gentlsmen selectel BIZ exclamation
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srrAMsHP DANIEL wEssrER,

Gentlemen: was greatly surprised this morning at
the appearance in your paper of this date Of article
headed :" High handed Proceedings not only at the
unAvorabe light In which it places commander
the above steamship but at the character
your remarks All that have to say relative to said
article is denial in toto Of all the charges named lst
Positive orders have not been issued by to the effect
that any person persons wishing passage to San Juan
del Norte shall be denied landing at that point 3D.
Positive orders have not been issued by not to take
letters from the citizens of NewOrleans to the inhab
tants of San Juan.
3d. With regard to the refusal of any gentleman
sage to San Juan del Norte fully convinced no diff
Guilty VIII be experienced On that head by walking up to
the Captains ONCE, rs Camp street, and settling
4th. The Daniel Webster viii leave punctually at
O'Clock, A. NJ o. ]. GRAHAM,
Ne Master Daniel Webstern
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

MOBILE RAoEs-The at Mobile commenced yes
terday, and will continue through the present week
large number of horses in training including both
renowned winners and young bioods.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

The New York Courier Enquirer says that for the
six days ending the evening of the 10th ns the
principal real estate auconeers in that city sold property
by auction to the amonnt of slll7 900, and that the
parties disposed of property private SALE during
the same period, amounting to 100000
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MOSES GREENWOOD.
SAMUEL JONES, .
4, Z, pARAiELE.
@s- At meeting of the Wings of the Eff,

On notion the Con snticn adjourned the place
SATURDAY EVENING, 26th instant, at half past O'Clock.
Jas BKsss Secretary. M 4. II. SHIELDS, President
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We are indebted to Mr. Samuel R. Craig Purser Of the
Empire City, for memorandum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

THE RAyELs closed highly successful engagement at
Mobile last night They will be followed by the Batemen
children the bright particular stars who had already
arrived the Mobile Register expresses it, in restored
health, and full Of energy, beauty and animaton.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL eoSyrNrIos-This body Is to as
semble at Memphis the first Monday in June next.
Gov Foote of Mississippi has, in conformity with the
quest of the Committee of Correspondence appointed
long list of Delegates Has Louisiana taken any steps
vet To ssrpre A represantaiionl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

Es5~ CHIEF JUsTIcE.-The friends and sup
porers Of CHRISTIAN RosELUs Eq, irrespective party
respectfully invited meeting held NICHOLAS
JoNsoN ST. Mary Magazine Streets
THURSDAY EVENING next o'clock Several able Speaker
will be present. mh2s qt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

MINORS MAGICAL FEVER CURE
1vl PURELY vEGETABLE.-For the Permanent Cure Agus
Chls and Fever Malignant high grades
hanmaoy Brain, Ship Typhns Congey Typhoid
WITHOUT THE USE OF QuININE. Til, another Wonder
this Wonderful Age. - 1890
have in purely vegetable preparation Of
making which will speedily Ague,
npidty verr matter what grade
The medicine almost taAtele leaves unpleasant
system aiterits use. W. B. MINOR.
Read the the Dr. Enamel
lisa ysieian Of high standing.
VICksBuRG June Q, 1859.
Before accepting the Minors Vegetable Remedy
tested in number OF Of stent fever m with
highly satisfactory results. NJ, EMANUEL.
From the well known Editor Of the N. o. Courier.
have tried the medicine cases regular
Chill and Fever the had
nouhs during which he had taken grains outline.
administered remedy to HIM when frat him.
alter he felt the chill apprachiug him three lie
had return Of it, has been working the Lees
day, and tsels perfectly well.
The other boy Of sixteen, Of delicate bilious
attacks Of Intermittent fever which usually confined him
time. He sick IN this all last lie
day with slight chill and Wednesday the chill
high fever and intense headache
y administered prescriptions after refreshing sleep,
calling Tor bseak. Two weeks have elapsed he has well
hearty, and is = firm believer ID your remedy.
Yours, very truly J, +. II. CLAIBORNE.
NswOrleans May q, 1851.
- SOdby JARVIS d W0ODNAN,
Conner Of Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans
who ars the General Dslribung Agents OF the u s.
~ Price, VI bottle ~ dozen. liberal discount
gusts. nhl3 l2t9W
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MON 3udget, document Of much in
- = - fubfic, appears in our advertising
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SUPREME CouRT Observation-Disclosures, March
2Full bench present read in the fol-
Heirs of VIM Mcclure appelees u.s. James A. Bass, ap-
pellant. Appeal from Carroll. Judgment affirmed
,noesnt rom ns
Shark, Day Staufer. appelees, rs VIM. l.. Knox ap-
peant Appeal from Carroll. BY the Court-Judgment
senting opinion of Sdel j. II think this case should be
dismissed for want of jurisdiction
Board of selecmen Of Baton Rouge appelees spald
ing Rogers appellants Appeal from the Mayors Court
of the city of Baton Rocge The defendants sued
owners of the Floating Palace under ordinance of
tions There judgment for the plaintiffs and the de-
PENDANTS appealed By the Court We shall not attempt
to decide whether circus exhibitions such coastng
trade the license of the Custohouse could authorize
the defendants to carry board of The Floating
Palace for admitting that it and the license is in
proper FORM the imposed by the Baton Rouge
public exhibitions is police regulation necessary
to the order and very existence of cities and towns and
neither surrendered nor restrained by provision in
he Constitution of the United States The authority
the State is completes and it has in this instance been
delegated to the plaintiffs, they entitled to
judgment affirmed with costs
Oakley & Hawkins, appellees Margaret Miller appel
liant. Appeal from Concordia. Judgment affirmed.
Jane E. Dunn and husband, appellants Us NJ E. Wood
affirmed
Joshua Simpson, appellee u.s. r. NJ Austin, et al appel
lants Appeal from East Feliciana. Judgment affirmed
jesse Kennedy appellee r. j. Beasley Administra-
tor appellant Appeal from Carroll Judgment affirmed
D Hyde Co, appelees, Us J. s. R Quay appellant.
Margaret H. Woodward appellant, u.s. A. Ledoux Co.
a al, appellees Appeal from West Felciana Judgment
affirmed.
E. NJ Peacock, administrator etc. appellant rs Thomas
Chapman appellee. Appeal from East Feicana Judg-
ment affirmed.
Watt & Desaulles, appellants, rs VIM r. Fort tutor
appellee. Appeal from West Felicaua Judgment re-
versed and ordered that the plaintiff the
PENDANT tutor Of the minor Ford the sum Of S6l0 As
with interest $3.50 16 from the 3st of May 1850 at
per cent and interest 1921 20 at per cent from
April 10 ls49 until paid with costs in both courts
II M ph
and wife appelees Appeal from West Feciana. Judg-
ment affirmed.
George P Satenberg, appellant, Richard Loucks, et
al appeees Appeal from East Eaton Rouge Judgment
affirmed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-23

WIFE MuaDER.-hrs 'lIendrickson, residing at New
Scotland about eight miles from Albany N " died very
suddenly ON the Sth inst The mystery attending the
death aroused suspicion Hendrickson was a man who
did not bear fair character and it remembered that
child of his died about year ago. suddenly and mystic
rously the mother died These circumstances led to
post-mortem examination. DR.. swinburne conducted
it, He found the BRAIN lungs and all the organs of vital
ity in healthy state The stomach is being thoroughly
analysed by Dr. Salisbury, with view to the detection of
poison in it, 1t is strongly suspected that she has been
poisoned and this suspicion falls upon her husband The
deceased was young and amiabe woman daughter of
the late Lawrence Van Deusen Her domestic relations
with her husband were of unpleasant character The
sheriff learning the facts to New Scotland and
took endkson into custody the close of the funeral
ceremonies.
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CAME TO THE STABLE OF THE ~
~ Subscriber, 18th ustsn. a SADDLE HORSE, 81
which the have by property and
JOHN uIAER,
uh.s u Corner Of Ausisrls and Live oAk Streets
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We it stated that the Rave family return to New
York from Mobile where they disband and the brothers
TO France,