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THE INrAsr DRuMMER-This very beautiful, intell
gent and spirited little fellow who Is only four years
age unexpectedly made his appearance as visitor at
Dan kices Museum; st. Charles street. on Saturday
evening and created much interest curiosity on the
part of the numerous company then there assembled
lie remained about two hours, and seemed highly de.
lighted with all he saw, particularly the Wild Men Of
Borneo the monkeys and the animals and birds animate
and inanimate generally. The zeugodon or Monster Of
the Sea, he beheld with perfect amszement from its
huge length, but would not quit until he had walked
around 1t 1t not without considerable regret the
little prodigy induced to leave the Museum notwth
standing his mothers promise that he should visit il
again on Monday We understand that the Little Drum.
mers stay in Neworeans will be very limited as he has
to DO in London early in May and his route to exhibit
at Cincinnati Baltimore and Philadelphia As such
those who desire to hear his enchanting and soutrrng
music must be smart otherwise they will lose chance
not likely again to be given them so far as the wonderf,
Infant Drummer is concerned
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.aN UNcoNScIoNaBLE u,RErcH


& Some time ago, the editor of the NewYork
Mirror visited Neworleans. He was a good
looking, pleasantly hammered gentleman, with
an intelligent, open countenance, which i'm
pressed US with the idea that he could admire
the beautiful, and would avoid all slanderous
report. We were wofully deceived When the
wretch was on the point Of leaving our city, not
having the fear of the ladies before his ewes, he
penned letter to his paper, in which the fol
lowing SANDER most foul is perpetrated:
AT the risk Of being charged with lack of galantry
shA venture to state that the Southern ladies paint like
marks Of chalk and "pink saucersi 10 an unsopSisti
Gated taste this giving the lie to Nature simply disgust
anu In married woman, should be made by statute
sumeisnt ground for divorce. say IL boldly intend
to leave this evening"
We hold him up to the indignant scorn of our
fair ladies, and assure him he is lucky in having
made timely escape from cur city. Had the
ungallant Colonel remained here up to this
bright eyes sparkling with Juno-like indiono-
tion, and rosy lips curled in naughty scorn, and
brows darkening in queenly anger would have
annihilated all that was mortal Of the rash
ibeller. Let him beware how he ever again
sets foot in New0rleans. All the vengeance of
the insulted fair would be poured upon his de-
voted head.
We call upon the wicked man to repent and
make reparation. But if he do not make haste,
his wrong will have been marked down among
the unpardoI able sins.
Think Of it, Sir Editor of the Mirror what
did you, in your hotel, see of the Southern
ladies and, specially, sir, what did you see of
the fair ladies Of New Orleans' Why, sir,
those you saw at the hotels were many of
them from Gotham, and may paint rather mar
tistically. And those you saw upon the streets
why, sir, they might have been "painted |
Jezabels'" but these, too, don't come from this
section.
Dd you ever look at one of our genuine
southern ladies, and specially, one of our
creoies OF Louisiana Why, sir, they are all
grace rounded countour, eyes lit at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

The HIrPopRoaE.-To say that Dan Rice has produced
novelty only to mention that another ia about to
coed it. JoHS SMITH the great delneator of negro
acter, has been engaged Although he has retired from
the profession Dan has by liberal propositions induced
him to leave for brief time his sylvan retreat near No
bile, to play farewell engagement in New Orleans Who
does not know john and who has laughed at his odl
ties in the ring He is the king of darkes, and his first
appearance which will take place Tuesday (to-morrow)
night, will gather such crowd that Dan will have need
of larger amphitheatre than he now boasts Of Th,
eccentric individual whom named will also appear
and it is generally supposed that he will cay some thing
on the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

METAiRIE CoURsE.--Mr Brunton has been peeulia,lv
favored of late in the way of fine weather and the track
for the last three weeks has smooth as Garnet
The attendance yesterday better than on the
Sunday previous when Lady Muck and BOB went their
cracking two mile At an early hour yesterday
morning horse flesh and buggies in demand and on
the Bienre road about two o'clock all sorts of vehicles
were found to have been put in requison here Chtco
and Sheriff We're brushing at two fifty gait further
down the road could be Lady Mack and John RyYs
each earning honest five spot for their ud
ting along down in the forties next herd which
Little 1fJls led followed BY juliet Uncas B1ksr and
Wake, and road full of fast uns next came all sorts
of erabhere the fast Baker was making time with Tho
fast Mkna at his wheel who with George Martin pulled
out for brush, and gave him the go 10 fact 50 great
was the anxiety to the race that omnibus loads
plentiful as baekberrie and pedestrians obstructed the
buggies. The result will be found below showing that
that Dan Rice took the party through Mr. Cotterels
poney Boo proved himself trump and drove pap 10 The
stand in the second heat in 22 and to the half mile poe
III llo5s Inc same race is to be repeated Sunday
Tor two hundred dollars good day and good track
First Heat-Aher scoring four or five times they got
of, Bob ouscoring Dan, and rounding into the straight
side with lead of some two lengths and going lively
gait, here Dan broke, and Ellis showed gap Of some
twenty yards Boo going to the half mile in I4 on going
around the last turn Bob made awful bad break and
Warrek, with DBlL went by him Xix. lightning turning
into the homssteteh with the little horse at least
yards behind, Don coming to the score well in hand
Tiue, 2;3i
Second Hta-After several false starts they got oaoa
send on Dan having tho track with BOD Tapped on In
TINS position they turned into the back stretch when On,
gradually drew out reaching the halt mile pole in llo
WIN boo nose at his sulky wheel Kills stayed with him
from this out making splendid brush down the last
quarter boo taking the whip freely but to no purpose his
eomical opponent coming to the stand first Time POS
THIRD heat-Fhe odds now on Dan went up to dollars
to dimes, aud no takers BOB did not cool of as well ne
could be wished, and his friends commenced hedging
when an opportunity offered As usual at the start ~
went of Tapped footing with his opponent around The
turns and crowdng him every inch of the ground Just
before reaching the first quarter pole BOB broke and came
llmost to stand stll 1t a thing for Dan who
anne to the stand an easy winner in 236
We append summary:
Warren Peabody names r g. Dan Rice....-l1I
O. $. Ellis names b &. Boz CoiieTeH .........2 p
Time .2:3I-2: 2S-236
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fountain of the sun, and cheeks eolored with
the hue Of Aurora's earliest beam of light.
They are as totally unlike your bony, angular,
stiff, lesden eyed ladies of Gotham, with their
cheeks fretted into color where the sharp high
cheek bones project, as bird Of Paradise is
unlike jay-bird. No wonder you were spite
full and envious
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

THE MAL-The Eastern mail failed again yesterday
from beyond Mobile OF course it did We have reduced
our expectations down to two mails week. and
when two arrive In the course of week rejoice
ingy If the Postmaster General does not do some
thng TO remedy this crying evil it Is be hoped that
he will not long retain his Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ODD FELLOWS HALL. MRS. EoSrWICK'S GRAND CONCERT
ORLEANS THEATRE. This grand opera entitled LAM
MERMoOR.
ST. CHARL is IIEAT The Play ARMAND, TOO.
DIES.
PLAcIDEs VARIETIES. The Comedy of SYEETIIEARTs AND
WIVES, the Dance L'ALDEANA MY GRANDMoTHER'S PET,
aud THE JENkINSES.
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAN sTATUARY.
DAN RlCEs HPPopROA ST. Charles street opposite Perdlo
DAN RIcE's MUSEUM, No. IO7 St. Charles street
gF- See Advertisements third page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

We advise citizens and foreigners who have only
two or three months 10 spend in Neworeans to call i'm
mediaely at Prof Brettes National Drawing Academy
No. Ii ST. Charles street whore the best opportunity to
speak French is Afforded. The Prof. new system
without grammar any other book is explained to
every that they may recognize at that is
impossible not to speak the language after the short time
above mentioned.
New pupils will be received this week at Prof B 5
Office Private Jesse will be given, and classes for ladies
gentlemen and children taken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

"The Wild Men, from the island of Borneo, ex-
hibiting at the Museum, No 107 St Charles street
creating great deal of excitement among citizens
The term curiostes,' too apply to these
creatures They something than mere curios-
ties and suggest strange thoughts in the mid the be-
holder The characteristics of the human and those
OF the animal seem to be almost equally blended while it
would be difficult to tell which predomnates In face
they look much like monkeys while their heads are
covered with straight axen hair They walk erect con-
verse with you, and in truth appear rather intelligent
though we told they have powers of recollection
No one should miss the chance them, and none
who do them will regret having satisfied their curiosity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
Linens Linens! Linens.
p. s. Z. REILLY & co,

I. q Z. hEILIIl q OV,,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
tS The unders have complete assortment s
their long established and Well known brands Of
LINEN GOODS
of every description suitable family got up under the super
vision Of the firm and u De their usual guarantee Al
to pursn'ss Of quality aud low9ass o PRICE viz:
~ LINEN
4! LINEN, Golden Flax, NJ superior article.
81 and 9 1 PILLOW CASE LINENS;
l24 Superior LINEN SfGEETINGS fl, m IS yaris IN.
SIS 81 AMI 4 DAAiASk NAPKINS;
COLORED BORDERED TABLE SETS.
RICH DAMASk TABLE SETS;
PLAIN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS;
RICH FRINGED AND DIAPER TOWELS;
3, and l0-4 SATIN DAMAsK all prices:
to "a SATIN pA5IAsK TABLE CLOTHS
case LONG LAWNS IA yard pieces, at o. per piece
P 4 L. REILLY 4 co.
NH Sg2tp cor Caual md Ro,nl s,..t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Day Goops on NAyADrs srREEr,-one of the best and
cheapest stocks of staple aud fancy dry goods in the city
is to be found ut the cheap store of Mr. s Phillips
Nayades street next to the Horse station Ills
ment Of linens muns dress goods, aces embroideres
hosiery and gloves, is full and complete and, he is
under cheap rent afford to sell at prices that
mand ready sales at all times Ladies should give him
call and be satisfied to his extensive variety and
range of nriees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

SOUTHERN GY'IN4sIUM-OnWa,d This institution, es-
tabshed No To- St Charles street. under the superin-
tendance Of Col c. v r. Mace is rapidly increasing in
numbers and in popularity We understand is the in
ention Of tho members TO form among themselves new
military company to be drilled in the hall the Gym
uasium under the instruction OF Col Mace who tao
tcian and master of arms has superior new sword
class is also be formed under the supernen
dence. Persons wishing to become proficient in the ac-
compishment Of sefdeenee should avail themselves of
the present opportunity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

No. 102 CANAL srREEr-This is the well known num-
Dor of the cheap and select carpet establishment
Messrs Todd Co. where all the styles of carpets
fast they received sold at the lowest possible
prices For beauty and style the new stock equals any
thing in the city Call and examine the stock of the
Mpssrs rod1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ST.. CHARLES THEATRE.-As a treat to the patrons Of
this house Macslster was induced by the managers
perform there last night There was fine audience and
we not believe that any away dsplsased with
the entertainment The performance commenced with
the farce Of Turning the Tables" in which Mr. j. NJ
Weston appeared Mr.. jeremiah Bumps an original
character of his and he played it in his usual artistic
style His appearance upon the stage the signal for
general outburst of applause offering him the gratifying
assurance that he is as popular in Neworeaus
Although Macalster had not sufficient time arrange
all his fxnsh he performed well and gave general
isfacton. He goes from here to Natchez and we can
assure friends there that they will see many wonder
full things during his stay among them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Nor UNDER Cosr-Simpson, No so Canal street, having
determined to move will sell goods cheaper than any other
establishments cost-bia not under Ladies who wish
silk dress patterns and planters who wish to lay in sup
ply of plantation and family dry goods would do well to
give him a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
II. ) Il. Reiiiy s. 90,

CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
tr lave now ia store complete supply Of
Sc "A SON ABLE GOODS
received by thu laes arrivals from Europe ana
10" ug comprise bow Of tic lealip1 articles viz.
BRAziLIENNE ALBONI ROBES Colored Ground
BRAZlLlENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three Fouucesi
AlBoNAIs ROBES, 81 Embroidered Muslin;
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, PomPadour Style, 10 Flounses;
BAREGE ROBES, PLAIN Ground bIJ1squeAre Fl5uucss.
NEW STYLE JACONET " DOLFREs;"
NEWEST STYLE JACoSET, HARTMAN from % cents up
NEWEST STYLE JACONETS "GROs ODER for Children.
NEW STYLE BRILLIANTfNEs, Light Ground,
PERSIAN BRfLLIANTfNES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANTINEs for ladies'
0ae Case Cooed Ground BRILLIANTTSEs entirely new a. ,ba
unusual low prize q TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One ease very rich BAREGE coIors TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD
$50 oRsANDlE ROBES Style Abanaiss at THREE DOLLARS
2oo Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS AT SIX BITS PER YARD
p. & Z REILLY y CO.
mat e'-Ip Corner Canal Royal stryp.s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ELEGA1r ClRpErNG AND TArEsrRIEs.-As the richness,
beauty and superior excellence of the furniture carpet
ing and tapestry offered for sale by Masrd No 81 Royal
street is admitted by ALL would merely remind our
readers that he receiving by every arrival large and
splendid additions his ue stock Read his advertise
ment and then go and make your purchases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ANOTHER AcToR GoSE.-Death has indeed been busy
with the members of the Theatrical profession during the
last year Mr., @ A. Logan the comedian and the
father Of the accomplished actress Miss Eliza Logan
passed from the stage Of life and his exit very sud-
den one lie died of apopexy while his way from Gin
cinnat to Pittsburgh The deceased had very large
number of friends, who esteemed him as much for
his kind and genial qualities man as they did for his
excellent acting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

New ORLEANS MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL JouRSAL-We are
in receipt Of the March number Of this stirling medical
periodical 1t appears to be well filed with matter OF
value and interst to the profession
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GONSTARLE.S SAIr

Fnsr lusrIcs's CouET, WIN J. LOGAN vs. JAMES Nctta
FAEiS % ORLEANS, u and MICHAEL HURLEY Securtv
No. llsG2.
R1 VIRTUE of Il writ Of feri facias tn mn
t.glyl ty the Hon l. u GaHu Frs, Jusss Of the Prse,
y. me thfsh Of ufisHns III pubr
March l. tshl at IL O'clock use NJ sSs Fioi
tOHlss ~ ~ - ''"'Ni'-
sii. Tegnis CAsb. ia '"' "o'''
~h' Join J. hopPE Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

JAcos BARRIER, Ese-We shall publish the memorial o.
this gentleman to the Legislature on the subject Of hi
private bank, in our paper Of tomorrow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer George
Collier for river favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

The NewOrleans Monthly Medical Register, for March
upon our table Its editor DR. Axson furnishes in 1t
| much medical information Of local character
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Loss STEAMER AND FiFrY LlvEs-By dispatch
from New York, dated the 1st instant have nforma-
ton of the loss of the steamer Victory on the Irish
and that fifty lives were also lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ouR ADvrRTIsEafENTs-0ur list of advertisements in
this mornings paper than usually extensive in
teresting and diversified in character We advise s
readers. male and female. not to fail to read them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

We indebted to Dr. Arson for the March humber
his Monthly Medical Register
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

MADAME ApoLPHE-This famous prophecies. who pro-
fesses to read the mysteries of fate and by
light of the stars the coming Of future remains
few days longer the Western Verauda Hotel Her pre-
dictons certainly very wonderful pulling the know
edge of the wset and those who curious inspect
the woof of the web that for them by the Sisters
Three" should not fail to give her call.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

ORLEANS THEArRE.-Let it be remembered by all anna
teurs of good music that LucIa di Lammermoor will b.
reproduced this evening at the French theatre of thi
city Mr. Bordas will appear in the part of Edgard IL
will no doubt heve and enthusiastic Mr. Pre-
vos the talented leader Of the hesra takes his benefit
on this occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

MADAME BosrwicK's CoScERr.-At the solicitation Of
many of prominent citizens this gifted lady has con-
sented to give concert in this city 1t takes
place tonight and Odd Fellows Hall has been secured for
the occasion Musical judges pronounce Nine D. an artist
of great merit of most delicate finished taste and with
and admirable control of her voice Those who 20
to hear her tonight will enjoy a rich treat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

AsoTHEn ooScERT--In accordance with tho general
wish of citizens Ole Bull has consented give another
concert at Odd Fellows Hail. which will take place on
"Wednesday evening next. See the programme.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

THE sHApss-The lunch " tixins " at the Shades to
day comprise greater variety than has lately beef
offered Baked beans is item which should not b
overlooked by the hungry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Two eonsignments Of flour from the Ohio river were
received in Baltimore the 2Gth ut for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. They are the first over this road
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

The Eastern mail is through with dates from NcwYorE
of the 18th February. The papers contain but little Of
interest that has not been anticipated by telegraph
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Arrivals at the Principal Eotelg-Maroh 6,


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So Ms0S tS, LH'Sia yesn las Todd " johnson Nc,
Ward, W II Bowman, & h Birthe b Davis ii fieisnbate
Rugby and lady Mss sogll Reading and family, ii
roy, WieFisi aul ay Nj 4 Wiser " N ias"n " FrtSgt
Wheeoek, Churchill, Miss; Col Todd Miss Todd Min.
bryan, wm Hale, Wright W Brown lade An: j W
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lady, c. Jones, & Egary d elmer Pickett Ms
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CITY. DR. Riekr W Iaiogs Collins II Collins C Grnv R
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Seton W Johnson, " Halsmit Jackson R DuTlre3 *
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J. Dana Mrs Dana and child, Mass; Smith, No6e Henry
Hye ta 'anwagueF Wetampkai c Phllpi, Henderson
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BS'twcs Mi'; q, Aqgs oy Mathews Siis.5sis, +
Lacy aud ady, Alrs Jackson La: Anderson NJ r
W Scott nai LADY, 80 s. Mr. j Adams, ii IL Bacon ~
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town Of Dunamz=, CeHuty Gal ~, lr4l4al. ~ VI -"5
ts Tie '.aaa ard luqgos3 Of s,ssi are re.s.,-f ia
'ied to attend The funeral THIS DAY - octok p A. from M
ia'o residence, s2 Circus street between All. and Crod
On Sunday Nois-, March n,eri Hue John Gan
LICK, Of Bayou GuuIs, In. ' '-'''-
II "astngt III D. G., p.fefa please erHy.
In Por! and, XVI Sunday, g7t instant MR. JAMES RICK
KS ~ HE SD yeas fAis
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Acrs OF CoNGREss RELATING STEAMBOATS, eoated with
the rolls at Washington handsomely published
pamphletof IL pages Little, Brown Co, Boston.
BzARRE spirited magazine published at the low rate
of 81 20. Getz, Buck Co, Philadelphia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

From j Morgan's, adjoining the Post-ofice we have
received
Nos. /, 5, and of MSiFIEs MECHANICAL DRAWING Book
FoR SELF INSTRUCTION, published by Mr. NJ, at Balt-
more, Is cents per number.
This is very valuable publication for the intelligent
mae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

fCTDL.--Al o T. VI on SaturQaI
lady went on board the steamboat Pitser Miller ly
below Canal street. and walking through the ladies' cb
70 the stern Of the boat precpated herself the rive
There being high wind at the time her dress ia the d.
scent of the leap, became inflated with air that n
Heated circng out with the eddy until such time as tvs
or three sk which went to her aid enabled to re
cue her from her perous position She APPARENT
vrry young and il is impossible to find motive tor th
deliberate attempt at suicide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

Ea9~ FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
as e'qddsso for Judge Of ho F District Of New to
INC 'V7IA o. 'he parish OF Vlfnus joins O. LARUE ul5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Anna No
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

1sa- We are authorized to announce c. R
WHEAT asa candidate or gL.L Of Le sl.t n... Out MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

IG- FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-I am a Can
aldate for Judge the Eour District Con-, or Nevoreans
mhf NJ NJ REYNOLDS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH !, 1853.

sT The City Budget, document of much in
terest to the public, appears in our advertising
columns