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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
Business Notices and River Items.

The Mississippi rising at ST. Louis quite on the
25th ult. The Missouri also swelling, and number
Of boats preparing to 80 up after NewOrieans car
goes.
The steamboat law went into operation yesterday
Masters and owners boats who have not complied with
its requirements will presume be proceeded against
as the law directs.
srrAMKR suSK.-The steamer Asia, on her downward
trip from Keokuk to st. Louis upon the wreck of
fiat boat which caused her to sink in few moments in
1--we six feet water She subsequently raised and
taken to Rock Island for repairs
The st. Paul arrived St. Louis the Oath ut from
Gaena being the first boat to break the ice in Fever
River this season. The Excelsior and Dr. Franklin No
were expected down from Dubuque with heavy cargoes
lead.
large quantity Of pork came to hand at St Louis
the 23d and OATH by the steamers Danl Himan and
other boats. IL designed for shipment The Anna
zona arrived St Louis from Lasalle with large mum
Der of passengers from Chicago and the East by the rail
road just completed The celebration at Peru was
grand affair The Peoria bridge will be repaired soon
broke down by its weight The Dan1 Hillman ant
Fayaway were detained by 1t some eighteen hours
The steamer Shenandoah has been sold at Louis
Messrs Eugene Layille, John Farrell and R. NJ. Hender
son. for the of $4,000,
The Elvira arrived at St. Louis the oath with 171
coils bale rope consigned to Messrs Chis Carr Th
said to be the largest shipment received from thu
Missouri Mr. White late pilot the steamer Pittsburgh
has sued the Cincinnati Board of Inspectors for his
The Inspectors had suspended him for negligence of duty
in the collision with the packet Falls City.
The True Democrat published at Little Rock Ark
says the Arkansas river is rising, with five feet
the channel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Worms Destroy More ChiIdssess
~ Than any thing ess This many persons are not
That Worms should life canno, he a matter Of
surprise To SUPPOSE that such animals could exist the and
bowels without injury TO the individual in the extreme
Most Worms select for their food the ehyl from which
blood foedhe that tho person always weakly
aud delicate and has voraeou Appetite accompanied with many
other symptoms such disturbed sleep pain the stomach
heAdahs, grinding the teeth picking the bad breath
fasnta whose children Of The above ypos who
have reason to believe that their children afflicted with WORMS
should at use
WINER'S CANADIAN VERNIIFUGE,
which viii never fail to destroy animals prevent tho
evils attending their existence the equally applicable
adults as to children and be administered perfect
most delicate We confidently ALL knowing 10 be
superior remedy hreques but trial to convince Of this
Price only IS cents vial. Sold Wholesale md retail by
j. WRIGHT co,
ibl Charities street, New Orleans,
" General Agents for tho United slstes. rnhas htan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Man. RoBBER SESrrNcrp-At the late session of the
u 8. District Court at Marietta, Ca. Cicero McHaey
former mail carrier the route from Atlanta to Carroll
ton arraigned for embezzlement plead guilty, and
sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

The death of Mr.. J. d. Roberts is announced in thu
Natchez papers The deceased has long been well known
in Mississippi agent in settling up the affairs of the lat,
Bank of the United staes His remains conformaby t.
his request will be removed to Philadelphia for in
termept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Mr.. Washington Teys, American gentleman, for
mery belonging to the United States service, recently
abured the Protestant religion in the holy chapel Of thu
Archbishop of Paris, who gave him, himself the baptism
the eucharist and the confirmation sacraments Mr. Te
Wis to enter the army of the Pope and to be admitted
officer in the ranks of that army.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
Arrivals a, the Principal aotsis.-Aprii i,

ST. LOUIS j II Wells sprggins, Charles Winter son and
servant Rcathchld ard servant Jewell Jewell La
g W Knox and lady, Pa, d L Wells, Miss. -
ST. CHARLES IS Bs.lemaes and lady John McRae, Reid,
Mas; Cushman Mrs Nolan, Mrs Mullen, child servant j
siinoa Eyesrd, Hart W Manu. Mobile Miss
swan Msmpqisi Turner, Va NJ wells, Alexandria O
x Gordon Miller, Texas; Eppis, jenkins,
hehy miss; g Coler, DIR w Saunders,
Blum. Hugely Peck ii shesney Robt watson N g; s
sshstp, Ia II Spear, Mobile II Wool sneed, Ga;
Th Nine Lewis and daughter winnns lady,
Mics ckas Mcdonald lady Iowa. II Ms,t,, Ts,s. w "
Giker, Ala; Bayis, steamer Messenger ~ V ="
CITY Beck Pitcher La; Sage, NJ Pslmey o. Col
Kinney, @ Dadion Texas Walker Mobile Hsniri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Tom Benton with his usual gentle self possession,
has written letter to B. Gratz Brown of the Missouri
Legislature announcing that he pR be candidate fol
the United States Senate He's the most enthusiastic and
long lived loco that ever lived.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
Died

On Friday morning, April at II o'clock ELIZA, aged 30 years.
Of Edward Tottenham, formerly Of Dublin, Ireland
Friday afternoon, April at O'clock Dropsy JAMES
BELOTE aged yesr native Tennessee
resident of this city.
from his late residence Circus Gravier. The
fraternity his friends generally respectfully invited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Jeremiah Stroud has been sentenced to be hung at
spartenburg s. c. the second Monday in June for the
murder of Samuel Gentry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

The death Of DR.. Duncan, ex-member Of Congress
which has already been announced by telegraph, was
caused by his being by wagon in the streets OF
Cincinnati.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Cumberland river rising the gath inat.. with
eight and half feet water on the shoals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

The Ics cRoP.-fce cutting operations in the vicinity
Of Network have been discontinued for the season The
result is that than from onehir to onehalf crop
has been housed and that portion secured generally
an inferior quality lacking in thickness and soidity and
consequently perhabe Last year the aggregate
crop housed by the NewYork Ice companies somewhat
eeeded 100000 tons This year will fall of 100 o00
which Is the smallest for many years The concern most
largely engaged in the business the knckerbocker Ice
Company has secured this only about rs coo tons
against 100 900 tons last year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

EXTRA CONFIRMATION vorED CoNGREss-It is stated
that 5000 voted at the session of
gress to its officers and various employees extra
pensaton and during debate in the Senate the sub
ject, on Wednesday, Mr.. Bright said
The Secretary whose salary is $30o0 received $4,000
extra another officer with salary of $780, the same
amount extra another whose salary is $780, receives
$3.50 extra and clerks ut salaries $780, received $3.50
extra each and the employees receiving $500 $780,
ceive $3.50 each extra This too for the short well
the long sessions Even the gate keeper from the
capitol got the extra The Senate had reached point
where the abuse should be checked If the employees
not satisfied with their regular salaries there plenty
OF well qualified gentlemen who would be glad to fill thei
places in fifteen minutes
The Senate however has resolved that hereafter al
owance of any kind, beyond the regular compensation
shall be made to any officer of the Senate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

NASHVILLE IrEMs.--The Campbell Mnsrels were giving
concerts In this city at last accounts and drawing full
houses
Jas A. Porter of the Oldest and most respectable
citizens Of the place, died on the 22d
On Sunday the 10th inst difficulty occurred between
Elijah l.. RothneL and John Carnn, stone cutters in
which the latter shot in the right side Rohne was
held to bail in the of $1,000 to appear before the
term of the Criminal Court-he failed to give bail and
was sent to jail Little hope is entertained Of Carnins
recovery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
7ne Great Kentuchu Remedv.

EB- DR. GEoGHEAGANis COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HYDRO
PIPER Vegetable Alternative Ton Purifier the Blood This
SAFE efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence
the public and gaining the favor community where its su
tary and healing properties have been fairly tested.
GEoGHEGAN and proprietor Of this Justly
braed remedy, only regular medical graduate bat
practice and experience bis profession has
opportunities Of testing, under his immediate supervision the
properties Of this Vegetable Compound almost every variety
and grade disease and therefore hesitate pledge his
raety honcr In his humble Judgment Compound
Extract ydropper will apparently hopeless dsspr-
than all the medicines the world
that curative Ia tbs following diseases uuIivad,
scrol White swelling Negro Consumption seurvy Dyspep-
ala Chronic Rheums Govt Neuralgia ulceTs ErupnA
all SKIN Diseases Kidney Affections set, Aererra Diseases
onday Syphilis Female Irregularities and obstrucons together
with large Of diseases resulting weakened
condition Of the digestive and nasInlative organs.
In proof the above stated the public invited
Geoghgan Journal be had Of the and also
each bottle Of the medicine. JARVIS d WooD1lAN,
mh23 i2qipqtw Corner Of Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
Specifications concerning the building Of a RricI
sewer In Claiborne street, from Common to Ca
nal street. under the site of the MarLet.baus.

nal street, under the site of the Market 4 housc.
The shall have the form and on the
and sections The digging shall
Ths biekwork shall Of by
laid and nror
log TX the walls shall he made Ia
with lake bricks moulded dismee OF lie
bricks be quality IN good mo
the proportion OF AZ barrels
III clear sand, and well
side between the and the walls b I'll ed
up with well rammed dry earth.
both sides said and opposite cutters ea.
:eetns street arhed openings shall Do @ designated paa
by the letters and g, those marked wide in The
and those marked to be IS inchs w The Tho
bottom said shall be
and scaled at least inches the side walls The whole as
ma ked on the plan.
At interesting street. and in line curb stones Of the
sidewalk there shall walls the arch OF
the and extending the whole width Said walls 10
marked the plans there shall be openings feet square Ia
with rallied will INNS nJ
doeks the whole drawings be furnished
All the lines and levels TO bs given by the
The whole be executed the manner
the entire satisfaction Of the Surveyor rso
by officer The work be- from he &
the approval the adjudication by the Common Council IN de
nAliy 81 $40 per day. '
Security Of .ha required for the ,h5 psr
fornance Of the contract. " r.
Payments will be made eash completion Of each loo ,pn,n
et OF and the acceptance Of the
fourth OF the retained in
tho completion Of the contract. - "'ses NA''
Bids to be running foot for the whole completed
New Orleans, March "a, asss - S"''e! W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

DISTRESSING CAsuALTY.-We learn from the Savannah
Republican that Miss Hooman, young lady about egh-
teen years Of age, daughter of Thomas Hooman Esq
Wilkinson county Georgia, while attending school near
her home last week. caught her clothes fire.
being ready at hand to extingush the flames
she ran out doors and her entire clothing burnt
while she was running. Her wounds that
she died the same night. Miss H. had been away from
home several years and accomplished scholar and
much esteemed by all who knew her On the next day,
the 18th inst negro girl years of age belonging
to Mr. Peyton Clay Of the county lost her life in
similar manner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

RAILwAY MArrrRs.-The Mayor and Aldermen Of Knox
VILE Tennessee have ordered proposition to take ooc
stock in the Knoxville aud Lexington Railroad to be sub
mitted to the voters of that city the Goth inst
meeting of the Commissioners of the Lexington Har-
rodsburg and Bowling Green Railroad Charter be held
at Lebanon Marion county the 3D. to organize the
company.
The Directors of the Henderson and Nashville Railroad
have extended the time of letting out contracts the 10th
of April This Is done to give the engineers time to
get the road in readiness.
proposition has been submitted to vote Of the citi-
Of Memphis to subscribe $35oOoo the Central Ar
kansas Railroad. The proposition is OF inestmable
benefit to Memphis and doubt is barely entertained that
it will not meet with favorable consideration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

EA- The commencement of the Law Depart
ment Of tho University Of Louisiana will tho Lyeeum Hall nj
this city SATURDAY, the I'd Of this month, o'clock NJ
The public are invited to attend.
spi Nv RANDELL HUNT Dean.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

Mrs. r. j. French, the female medium denies
through the Pittsburgh Gazette that she defrauded MI
Doughty Of NewYork (who has become insane, as Is al
Legged through spiritual rapping out of $4,000 All thu
money she says she obtained from him. with the
knowledge and consent of his family She doubts his in
sanity except ii be the subject of slavery and adds
that the Doughty ia miy all cured Of the small
through the agency of her magnetic powers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

seSAroRIAl Wrr-Mr. Clarke, Senator from Rhode
Island having recently opposed extravagant appropra
lions by Congress for California Indiana Senator un
dertook to be very in reply Among other things
he said the Governor Of Rhode Island from the
Of his salary forced to raise aud peddle the milk
Mr. Clarke roned and said he would state to the sena-
from Indiana that in Rhode Island milk prodta
bic business and they always killed the calves sold
the milk The difference between his State and other
places that that they raised their calves and having
nothing to do with them sent them to Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

"
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
~ complete and we'll assorted supplyo
SEASON ABLE GOODS
received by steamship EMPIRE CITY. The following comprise
lew Of the leading articles, viz:
BRAZIIIENNE ALBoNI ROBES Colored Ground;
BRAZILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Flounces;
ALBONAIS ROBES of Embroidered Muslin
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Strpes
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadour styla, to Flounces;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousquetairs Founees;
NEW STYLE JACoNET " DOLFRES;"
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET, HARTMAN" from IS cents up;
NEWEST STYLE JAcoNETs "GRos oDIER,n for Children;
NEW STYLE BRILLIANTINEs, Light Ground,
PERSIAN BRnLIANTINES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANTINEs for ladies'
Colorsd Ground BLIANTNES entirely ct the
unusual low price ofTwENTY-rIvE CENTS PER YARD;
Ono very BAREGE eolors, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES Style Abanase at THREE DOLLARS
Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS AT SIX BITS PER YARD
P. g. L. REILLY & CO.,
uh2s st9dp Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

1kB- To PERSONS RUPTURED The many per-
anent and enecual
shan passing notice. For particulars ner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

4xx1. DvuculsE,-A dineuty occurred + xe learn in
pospty, about fortnight Ego. which resulted in
4o11he1a1 nd Mr.. A. 3 0oodbread had : dis
-, HenU Pratt, about the lattes settiux a
- - - eu11F1ns the land Of one Of ths Good
g>1fo ucFs e|lbapgsd betvsen A. g. Gosihrssd
- 8neoond shet trrd BY the former
~ ~ negroes and children, killing :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

a A-l4WS NJ nce&zna " nail yesterday from
nsiti,lols pspsrs Of The 25th we've,
q ~ ssssavsd Il vslas nom any source
q X 81 I. -
Il wa - - r. r Ds'mAu have laid rs under obii
( * ~ I'D River pepsza
j ~ 4; - -. "A
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[ S q VA 1900 = .ss-.- .-a-s.s = D@n
-. .,T = !. - ~ ,:s - stAsm
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z Fociaidk n j. Tasrsnhurs md ~.
Z r1nin1nt II. ~ Rothon{urs - uur,osss -
~ kunant 4 Given ave. strouely 70 the pubiIe
1& n1SS fkon IN rich nusje& t5eat 70 b, enjoyed.
MQ1A enears full attendnnce This viL In Al proba
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IS 7c1 = ~ q thres moptb, ~ roaa vill 4
jS - 5j.t&ly for the trspsportatiop Of tie msis
~ "a Tribune Of the slst ut. savs that there Is
ssss ~, -. 49, - !. .lss =
10y .nat ooi' Ainneys enorts % establish =
III u staansrs betvesn Mobile and Corpus Christi
s - lzsIv.-&cr .nd ax-t.vc.s.,i ,,v,vs .,,.
4. '-7[<7 Vi ~ - 80 ''-r' - f'- 80
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nAnucAy IAw.--Ihe iooal fnepectc<3 for the port
ST ,uru,6e- - rsw rksarbcat - h.va corn
"a xr~.-]- ~. r,-s., .s.x~. 7,,,...... u ~
1 VI 10y w on''so w. oaicu's oours
1M1 U<ptsan ~. O Jewetb and > plot named VIM.
3 ~ - & 11oo again1t dHah for n infrsetion
=. 81 g s = lsssA 'ewett
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

< = ~ ~ xlsH b stnl rinlnS at this point
10y Aa1 Il vas last week The reports
<ss y y. NJ = ~ 9.et that much apprehension Is
& s,.5 ~ - ~ y = high = In lsi5 We cannot
+ a 49, naann we'll grounded The extraordina
w n @nt ysar vas atfsibnfshls IL 4 great
~ eSsse.s ,nocnt q 80 which feii ali
- - 2ne amount Of raln III wear Por ~ ~
49, vsst a nsa been cssr and Dry and prcmi-
lIAoe xss b the river here but not ~ " w
~ lnagine to do any damage where The ~ y
- ~ q GOOD order. Alexandria (La) Democr.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02
Hyde = Goodrich,

Hyde 3 Goodrich,
10 CHARITIES STREET, Is
LIZ importers of
RICH JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS,
WATcHRs SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Bronzes, Papier Mache Goods,
FINE CUTLERY,
PORCELAIN VASES AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE FINE
GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS AND REvoLvERs,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
~ NoTICE.-A of leave for Europe In two
weeks and will attend personally any special superior
Watches fine Guns Silver Plate, fine Chns, ornamsnts
Gallery Jewey other articles Of TASTE utility
may be conhded to him. AMI Iat2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

r. Qpes. THE Boston Dee gives the following a.
ECH<p 4sn sbundAnce Of the cool luxury In that
81 - ~ that - viii not be plenty in this Vi
49, olo1nn. Is h enf1nG1ed that within an area
~ = 1ctu u - - less than halt a mil
K ne - ~ - - ~ Of 6uperb quality.
- n ~ &kto advertise for partner, witt
- y EV1 = M, In testing the applicability o
Z 11Ltp ~ = fhc use Of railroad trains ant
- VI11)la IL = ligi spetd He claims to hay.
& ~ leg(1lly dsmonstrsted, with rude
- ze y plsctlrabilty Of trains IN motto,
8 - 49, ~ % naiet1in constant telseraphic
sxh ose s.othsr and with stationary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

q N49s nnnhsff clerks In the several Departments
..<1l ~. y 10, and their annual compensation
~ ~ divided into four classes--those In the
- ~ : selsy Of $500 those in the second,
= - = ~ third, $500 thoss IN the fourth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

= Q11dfdation Railroad bill has finally passed the
~ 8 NexYcrk. It authorizes the consolidation,
- nanegensnt Of the interests Of the following
~ uhat II known as the Great Central Line
-, Ahsny and Schenectady, Syracuse and
Inv ~ schenectady, Rochester and Buffalo,
- ee11a1y, Rochester ard Niagara Fails, Mo-
Nn~q A11<1cFt End Buffalo, Utica and Syracuse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

I; priosn says that The contractors fcr
~ bsewssn New Orisans and California,
~ Is 4o61sleo, an actively spgssed in the
IT, tre r. Mexico the mail company are
~ II - 4hsir arrangements With the utmost
II Il - ~ = two or three months the road will be
e59 - 1lstsy for the transportation OF the mails
u - ~ u he OCEAN steamships are nov ready
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-16
NEW PROSPECTUS OF
TIE TEMPERANCE GAZETTE.

WI Il undersigned, in connection with DIR. JANIS A
l. FoRBEs, the present Editor aud Proprietor of the
TEMPERANCE GAZETTE" now published
Scotlsville Va has made arrang to remove thu
paper to Lynchbure the 18th Of August next; nf,
which time it will be regularly published in this city
he " GAZETTE " will continue, as IL eyer has been
warm advocate of The TEmPERANcE CAusE-Thnt OF
ing the prime OBJ Get of its establishments its first
most earnest aim will be promote the interests OF TIM
cause-but at the time it will also be the object
its conductors to make it an interesting and useful pa
per to all classes Of readers :-Literaure, Morality
Religion Agriculture the Markets and the general News
ut the day, shall all receive its attention.
THE GAZETTE" now ha, ,orps of talented COZ
ribntors who regularly write for it, and the services
others will be secured. 1t will be published simnqne
ously in Lynchburg md Scottsvile, which will ndd
IS circulation and materially increase its value I'D
vertisi medium.
The GAztrrE' will be published by Mr.. d. W
MITCHELL, gentleman of experience and skin in III
bU mess 1t will b. about the size of the Daily Virgin
ian Of this city, and published weekly material
at ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year. |
his effort establish this interest in the city, til
undersigned hopes to receive The support aud ooopero
tion of its citizens and the public.
July l4.ts ALEX MCDONALD.