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with one of his children; But if disconteuts in
Cuba set aside our treaties with her mother
country, then what becomes of the treaty By
which we got Florida, in 1S19-1s22' Spain
was then more despotic than now, and nearly all
her colonies had reyolted or were about to revolt
We are glad of the occasion to discuss these
things fairly. The public mind cannot but be
the gamer. For though our expositions will not
enlghten it, they call out those of our friendly
foe; which certainly will. .-z-
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Genuine Popular Medicines,
(. WRIGHT & CO.,


.= athsir
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE =.
No, ISL Charrea street, New Orleans.
n quantities. suit purchasers
osGooDs INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
b. A. FAHNEsTocK'S yERNfIFUGE a. @~
THoRN'S EXTRACT.
GoULEy's VEGETABLE BlTTERs
RUsHToN, CLARK CO.'S COD LIVER OLE
SEIDLIT2 AND SODA POWDERS
WINER,s CANADIAN yERNIFuGE.
FARRELL'S ARABIAN LlNlMENT.
BARTINE'S LOTION
DALLYEs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
PHALoN's HAIR INYIGoRAToR.
BALLARDs HAIR DYE.
SANDS sARSAPARILLA.
MoRsE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK,
MoRTIMER's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
s. p. TowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA.
LYONS KATHAIRoN
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. ~#
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs.
MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT.
Jew DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER
GRAY'S OINTMENT.
WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY ... "m~=
RocERs's SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT, TAR.
BRYAN,s PULMoNIC WATERS.
BARRY'S TRICoPHERous.
McLANEs vERMIFuGE 7l.
MoFFAT'S PILLS
BRANDRErH'S PILLS.
PERRY DAvISs PAIN KILLER. ..
wR1aHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. =
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
r. DR. MoRsEs lNvIGoRArING CORDIAL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID.
RoWANDS TONIC MIXTURE.
All Of which warranted genuine, M8a
and will be furnished in any quantity Dusg and Whossal
favorable than they can b procured of
she proprisiora Themselves, by applying to
J. WRIGHT CO.,
No. ISL Chartrss street. New Orleans,
Hotel.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
,rn nur nrM nRIEANs DAMN CRESCENT.
an thr southern atne.
sNLlv sTnRM

UhEhI D1NOT' D1S1'1'H'
NEW York, Feb. 21--A tremendous snow
storm, with high wind, prevailed all yesterday
and last night all along the Atlantic coast.
At this place, at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
depth of five to ten feet. The railroads in this
State, in Pennsylvania and in Maryland are
generally choked up and all the trains between
this city and Baltimore are stopped. Its feared
that much damage has been done at sea.
= THE STEAMER AFRICA,
New YORK, Feb 2l.--The steamer Africs
has succeeded in getting off the Shoals on which
she grounded the other day, the tide being very
high. ..y---.S.-..a...l- s....
a- CALIFORNIA STEAMERS
New York, Feb 21--The steamers Star o
the West, North Star, and George Law, sailee
to-day from this port. .-.
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Saea.faq Epl.u Good.

Spring Dry Goods.
CLIO UEL b JANIS
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET,
Have iu ships George Thomas R. Mos and wur
bsrg from France, aad Rockaway from Liverpool splendid
sortmtn Of SPRING GOODS which they offer for sale, viz
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES and aounoea.
RICH PRINTED BAREGES.
PLAID, PLAIN, FIGURED AND STRIPED BAREGEs.
RICH BAYADERE BAREGE ROBES.
PRINTED oRGANDY ROBES, 3 and houncsa.
PRINTED ORGASDY ROBES ANDJACONETs.
PLAIN JACoNEr MUSLIN, ALL CoLoRs.
MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING JACoNETs.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES
PLAIN, PLAID, AND STRIPED GISGHAMs.
PLAIN BAREGEs, FOR Wells ALL CoLoRs.
FoULAED SILKS, FOR DRESSES.
SATIN DE CfINK, eros DAFRlQUE AND LUSTRING.
sun SHADES AND PARASOtS.
BOBISET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES.
PLAIN STRIPED, PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
JAcoNET, NANsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM
BRlCs.
SWISS AND JACoNET BANDS
EMBROIDERED CHEMIsETTEs AND SLEEVES.
LADIES' AND CFIlLDREN1S COTTON HOSE.
LADIES 'AND cHILDREN's SILK HOSE.
LADIES' AND cHiLDREN'S GAuzE AND MERIEo SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS GAuzE AND aERINo SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
BOYS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
LADIES' KID AND SILK GLOVES.
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINEN AND PLATmLAs.
BIRDS EYE AND HUCKABAcK DIAPERS.
LINEN SHEETING, 80, l0-4, 124, and ls4,
PILLOW CASE LINEN,
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING.
BoBINET, ia, FOR BARS. ..m
FRENCH LINEN FOR BARS.
LONG LAWN AND CRASH.
TABLE DAMASK, "a, 50
DAMASK NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
LINEN CAMBRIC ANDKERCHIEFs, from 81 TO ss6 doHsn.
PLANTATION GOODS
oallknd, WINTER GOODS twenty
i've per GIQuEL d JAMESON,
teb2O 6t4p ls Charsres street.
DLACK WALNUT and POPLAR LUMBER
reesved unloading Slip opposite
Fsee 10 Front Immediately above the Triangle Buildings
First District ~
thick.
Sorted the WHARF in lots sst purchasers
A. BROWN a CO., $40 Magazine street,
in Mahogany Cedar Clear White Cypress
Lumber Dressed yellow Pine Flooring Calling
EF- MAHOGANY and CEDAR Sapta 10 onie, febaS 81
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To the Ladies.

vi
~ Respectfully ors her the Ladies' New
the treatment of the following diseases: PRoLAPsUs Un
WHITES, PRoFUsE ANB PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN,
GoRGgMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Entertainment adopted by her that which has
hs most dhtnguahsd Surgeons Paris London and New kf
It's success here Of which shs has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies abe rsfar use saying that Ada
Of Tho Utsrus, not Of nature, can
Madam p dsvstss hesef exclusively the diseases Lndes
can he consulted DAILY, at herresidence,
nyls 2ptf Isg st IoseDh stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The st. Louis Republican of the 10Th inst
says: The L. NJ. Kenneth arrived from New
Orleans last evening, nearly two months ont
She had on board over 800 emigrants, mostly
Germans Among them there was seven OF
eight deaths Almost every boat that has been
lying in the river at and above Cairo, has lost a
larger or smaller number of their deck passen.
gers from disease. The Henry Ghouteau lost
twenty-one, the Aleek Scott about thirty, and
the II, D, Bacon ten or fifteen. The second clerk
Of the J. NJ, Kenneth died at Cape Guardian
about two weeks ago.
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Later stu.

Later. Still.
EIg- rTis great, for with 1t can cope ."ma==
The AIMED, the celebrated soAPl
Twas made by JONES, 'sis sold by WRIGHT,
II salow, 1t will make you white.
p aM, Your frockies all will disappear,
And cheeks frssb blooming will nppeari ~"
No yellow hue will longer tsryI
Use It'll yos want 10 marry.
Your beauty will insure you hope,
.am BY the use Of IoNESs CHEMICAL SoAPi
For it will make every pimple aud reckis slope,
And then, with yos, cope
tE For ssIe by j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Sole Assnts,
fabQO 6tsp ISL Chartrea street.
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Drugs, .Nedtctn es aa,d Chen.icat

DR., E. ]. COKE, No. % Camp street.
kH- DR.. Z. ]. CoxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive sH
nearly fifteen years havs by their acquired tpuA
unsurpassed equalsd by any similar the North
sOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF C0PAlVA, SARSAPARILLA AND Gn3zGBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND p
AANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
ssT Fer sale by Druggata generally. iy1A
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pporrsson HrNnr pE MAnsAN-The method

I
and abilities hp gentleman highly spoken Of in hia
among gentlemen who study the French Lam
guage Combining with the but single and
admirable bookit reasonable and true METHOD capable oil pro-
ducns satisfactory neontesbe results aud requires
great than any other syaem dlcuoaay
only uccessul only inabe one Professor DAARsAN has
Day Ladies' and Evening Classes for 9sntsmen
usual the residence OF the Pupil at
his own rooms No. Camp street opposite City Hotel.
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E4J-Ara being offered
c. B. DREW'S,
No.l4 ChArtrss street,
TO PURCHASERS OF WINTER CLOTHING.
closing entire he ha made
sti further reductions in his already
EXTREMELY Low PRICES,
confident selling lower than the
quality bean srsrsd in this market before His
stock composed snrs Goods aud sourse net be
with old houses who have had their
goods hand years until thoy have anqustsd ay
moth worshlsw Evoy article gaarsAssd perfect with
the privilege the Of returning and having
fundss should prove unsatisfactory,
Travellers will do yell to call snd lock at his
SOLE LEATHER,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS and
CARPET BAGS,
they will find them cheaper bs bought ssvhes
Rscslsct the uumbers
IL CHARITIES STREET
Between Canal CuEtomhonss Streets opposite the large Shirt
Emporium Of D. sorrsn d Co. c. B. DREW
fahal LIZ
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Neus-alqSa.

e This formidable disease, which 70 bs the akin Of
physicians Yields like magic to Caefs Spanish Mixture.
Boyisn formerly Of the Aso House. New York and late
Exchange Va Of the hundreds
Neuralgia Cnrs Spanish Mixture
Since numbers of oheru who
suffering nearly every Of with the wonderful
the extraordinary nsdsine he haa aud
blood psrhsr known.
EE- See hdssrtaemsut in another column.
ED- Sold, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT h CO.,
feb90 tt9p isl Chartrss strsai, Nav Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The Wing Convention of Connecticut met on
the 10th, and nominated Henry Dutton for
Governor, and Alexander Holly for Lieutenant
Governor Resolutions in favor of protective
tariff, and against the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, were adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Great excitement prevails at Albany, n, Y,
on account of the death of Ann Lynch. who
was killed by female abortionist at Troy,
named Mary J. Bork. The murdered girl was
an orphan and but 20 years of age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

DISTRESSING SuICIDE,--A lady named Mac
lmon committed suicide on the l4th inst. in
Baltimore, by cutting her throat, while labor
ing under mental arrangement, ocoasioned by
the death Of her babe, about ten days old, which
died q few hours previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

A fire occurred at Cardenas, Cuba, recently,
which destroyed ship ehandlery store belong
ing to an American named Pierce, valued at
about ten thousand dollars,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Major Daniel Hughes, an aged and respect
able citizen of Frederick, Md, died at that
place on the 10Th He served at the battle of
New Orleans as one of Gen. Jackson's staff He
was subsequently appointed Indian agent to the
Cherokee Nation in Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The last number of the Pointe Coup6e Echo
announces the death of its editor and proprie
tor. MIR. Joseph Jewell, which occurred on the
10Th inst
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The following is list of Passengers per
steamship Daniel Webster, Captain Wamack,
which sailed yesterday morning for San Juan:
Young lady, child and nurse; J L Hobbs Il G
Hnchson lady; Eyers lady, sister and servant;
Dr Geo Jones, Anderson lady and children Rosa
sister servant Mr. Hicks lady child and servant Mr.
Stardey and servant Mira Hsnou children and servant;
5 Wood and 8 servants ] Stewart Col Wheat Heat j
King, W Dearu, G II Kennett, child and servant;
Kerr, W II st John. " Berry. Riss mrs stransor
E Open Armet, mr. Portsrfela FARMER, Payne q
Mards mrs Monaar, children aud servant; 0aeya
9Go T %y a %9 s%@ ds Rss
Bridget 0den, Bsllmann Lafkin mrs Piettepsr and
children. miss Feline miss R McCoruac, $ Hughes,
G W Berry, sprague lady aud children; sprsgue,
haroney Aaroney, z Paral, kearns Rud and lady,
barney, O. Bren and lady mrs ialloran and child
| miss NJ Teddy. j Hean mrs Nrth mrs Dolan aud 2
children mrs Hay and children, Magher n Magher,J
| Bgls j Bell and lady. henry Williams, Ireland,
| rhss Moopy and lady o W Henderson ] Dillon and
lady G Dillon, miss A Roony, miss Il Flynn, D Bien,
lady and children, Querore, Quinn wife and child,
J Holt J MoMahsn ] Connolly, Donahue, Me
| scCormick D Henerie, G " Lowy Pond, II Connel, R
Barir Rose and lady, Miller and sister Jones,
lady aud Sryt; W stows. B Bartholomew, Forbes,
| D suteynoau B Mallory, A wckersham, A Dick,
| s IL Hartman L II Burnyhed, Tunnott A Moo
ny and lady, J Mclaughlin T. Walker, J } Rorke J
NNorcomb, A ssaborn, Thompson, D Mcdonald,
miss NJ Mcdonald, D Norcross, A McNabb 0ald-
well, shafer and lady, NJ Madison, !. Car H R
Hnoder W T. Elder II Null and sister, Hoy, lady
and sryt; Delauo and lady. Smith Lowasind miss
NJ DonnellyJ Achson, saml Atehison and son, VI Nc
Kiuzie @ Dixon, Mason, Wiley, Calvert, Lay,
" Vandyke, W Powell, I " Loweny, A G Mosisr, G W
Moze G ouing, mrs Adkens and child, D Tanting. mrs
Glenn lcaiRnuers Chss HUMPHREYS Lee j NJ Joy,
] Croenaugh, Cullen W Hooper, Ford Firey and
2 children III hrrtin Gregg, N Wiley. Wilcox, J
Henas Corregan. Crane, Fallon, ] BOSNIAN, G W
Graham j Gragyn, mrs Kinney, O Lucas Cr1, j
Dauua and lady, Dumas, J " Cofowick, miss NJ Dun
man @ Deholl, s Cullen. Allwell, L Amren, r Kin
nov j Thomas Fisher, NJ Mercer. Townsend L r Ca.
sidy, Kennerly. Bsnsnser, FLeadman Il seha, ] Hill
aud lady, WEIGH, J Currey miss Noonan, Mitchell G
Tanssy, MeCortney, Halsey, Ann Reddington, miss
Mitchell, Carey, L eNiel and lady. miss Griffin,
bigger and lady, Doyle and lady. miss NJ Doyle miss
| Collins miss Carey, Rolls Jas Mpthewlon miss
| Laure u Porter--and 205 in the Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Another Womans Rights Convention met a
Albany on the 18th. Most of the strong -minde,
women who figure upon such occasions wer
present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Count Bruno Bronski, a Pole. has discoyere,
the art of crossing silk-worms, process
through which he obtains silk of a splendit
whiteness .#a@ M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

RUPTURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Curht1Ve IH-
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief certain
the all Rupturs To good h apply to
the propeor establishment Charles and inquire fer
DR.. Sherman For further particulars advertisement en- aa
mage appy to he asrs pamphlet b9s 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Miss Emelne wyman, of Cayendish, Vt,
committed suicide by hanging herself, during
the absence of the rest Of the family. on the
l1th Cause, disappointment in love.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

We are under obligations 10 W. A Baglss,
the polite clerk of the Memphis and New Or
leans packet Mary Agnes, for late Memphis
papers,
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Miss Mary NoggIe, daughter of Samuel Nog
gle, Of Loudoun county, Va, was killed on the
9Th by the falling of tree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The Buffalo Commercial, the reputed organ
of ex.PreSident Fillmore, opposes the Nebraska
bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The clerks of the steamboats, W. B. Clifton
and Mary Hunt have our thanks for late Ohio
River papers.
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.at1ensiOn j! Ladies'.

TT Try JoNES's LILLY WHITE, il you'd OoE fair
With its wonderful qualities meme can compare
II beauty improves makes the hectic look hne,
Tho sallsw look white and the white sok sublime.
To be had the Depot where all things pure
ISL CHARITIES STREET-thsn yos
txr For sale by ]. WRIGHT d co, Soils Agents,
feb90 slap 1b1 Charfres street.
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We are under obligation to the gentlemanly
clerk of the steamer Columbus for St. Louis pa
pers of the 10Th
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no 4fONSe-keepfTS.
~ The Of Citizens and Strangers Waiting the Cty4
tisuGrly called the varied and splendid stock of
,M HOUSE furnishing GOODS,
thu Of She under gnad which nOw being offered E
REDUCED PRFCRS
render greatly the advantage Of purchasers call
them. AmonF .nsir sstor,nsnt may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SEf
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET Sci
EARTHESwsRE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, pEcf
FRS, ETC ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC,
SILVER PLATED CASroRs, WATERS, CAKE-BASkETSi
sILgER-PLATEo cANDLEsTICKs, SPOONS. FORKS, ETC.
SILVER. PLATED WATERS, BoTTLE-sTANps ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS
WOoDENWARE TISwkRE;
ANDTRoSs, TENDERS, sHOvELs AND ToSGS
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDA, ARID CHANDELIERS;
Besides varsity Of Articles necessary all HoUsEKEEPE&
numerous - be named ia an advertisement
d. BR0WER Il co,
fsblT Imp II Camp strsst opposite the City iia.
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES

Cigars. Brandy Rum Wines
BY r.. B. SYKES.
WSHURSDAY, Feb. %, at 10 o'clock, will
M sod at his Auction Store MagnIna street. for
itmay concern
100000 imported German Cigars, part choice and put p
style ., 4
Nor. do do do do;
81 ar, casks PORT WINE coed article
6bls. RUM s hbs. CHERRY BOUNCE;
pipes HOLLAND GIN, puncheona IRISH WIN
bills IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY;
IS sasos JAMAICA RUN;
I2b baskets CHI AMPAGNE WINE; II
400 demiiohns WINE VINEGAR, imported Es
Tarms.- Al sale, fSt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

At West Columbia, Va, on the sth, man
who had been in the habit of whipping his wife,
was taken from his house by the representa-
tives of Judge Lynch, and placed on pole, and
river, where they ducked him under the water,
and after taking him out for the purpose of res
toring the distracted heat of his body, they
gave him severe castgation.
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SeeUegE n. Tawtor.
Creme DE Bousy Champaign

17E7kJo-F %
An entirely dsrsn. article from the Creme Bou4y Of ether
1T NOW LANDING, IE0 baskets Of the other
suaa and pnts and will receive hs Of dAyss
further aupply.
This Wine ia decidedly superior other Champagne ~
into this nAfket rsll known by all ho ssd JACQUES
Fills Brand Of either CREME BouZY or FEUR DE sILLE
1T Also hand my usual aGsornsnt Of ths beat WINESa
LIQUORS in shs market which will be sold reasonable
any other hopaa in the city.
jani9 qpa sEWELL T. TAYLOR No. Is ROYAL st,G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

Gen. Hancock and lady. Mr. Hay and lady Mts Means
DR.. peins and lady, Mrs Mason and child Mrs Dowdy
Mics Hagan Downs and lady, ortson and lady, FugGn
and lady G W Adams, Rildell, Cecil, Anderson Iio
piau Wswsll, Judgs Dunlay, TruthRrt, G Wilson
Lockrdge, Crawford, J R Hawes Fairchd A Iaskill
Twenty deck and six negroes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
N Prepared saly by
DIR. E. J COKE
No. IS CAMP STREE.
ZEE The strongest preparation made which daily used for "
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER sad GENERAL DERANe
MENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
is ODE had at No ss Camp and of Drgsia generally
rs eenta. dis sn4
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HreratttEah KKOtcE.

NEW ORLEANS
II Th. we'll knsun establishment, having undsrgops ap.
paia, etc. during the PsAt summer open tho ard
Proprietor grateful for past wsud solicit the
t8 Ths accommodations srs unsurpassed by any
in tbs South. Lo9s apawR1 ]. W. YOUNG. PtoprsNI
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Drugs, Medicines. zoerS,zn,e,.u, oil

The aub.cribor would respectfully call attention Of
Flante fhytchns and Families to his we'll stock
eomp,ng every article his line of BUSINESS which,
efainnat9n VII BE- oshd FRESH AND GENUINE. DnrngAi
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD the very be quality
Eil be found at thin the popular hners
zach a CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, etc. etc. Bar Rooms supp
f ss W srmS With PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERh
ap dAWlys DrUvis4 anil Va m m ,.
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NEWS or THE CITY,.

The Courts-Most of the public Offices and
courts were closed yesterday, in honor Of the
anniversary of Westinghouse birthday.
The Recorders Court of the First District
was in session for short time yesterday morn
ing, and few unimportant cases we're disposed
of, when the court adjourned
Fire Charge of .drson.-A fire occurred at
about o'clock yesterday morning, in grocery
store at the corner Of Jackson and Franklin
streets, First District. Although several fire
companies were promptly on the spot, the
building was entirely destroyed and an adjoin-
ing dwelling house suffered considerably from
the flames The grocery store belonged to Mr..
w E. Roberts, who was shortly after arrested
on the charge of having set it on fire. He had
effected an insurance Of $4,000 upon the build
ing and its contents, and the policy thereof was
found in his pocket after his arrest. He is in
the First District lookup, and will probably
undergo examination this morning.
Violent Colored Lady.-An affidavit was
made before Recorder Winter, by Bridget Ma
hony against free colored woman called
Charlotte, charging her with forcbly entering
deponent's room and committing an assault and
battery upon her, and afterwards smashing up
the furniture and pitching it through the win
dow into back yard accused is also charged
with carrying away portion of said furniture
and appropriating it to her own use. Charlotte
was arrested and her examination fixed for the
25th inst
4 Bad strap.-B Swap was arrested in the
Second District, yesterday, for passing coun-
terfeit twenty dollar note upon one G. Bertrand.
He was required to give $500 security for his
appearance.
Suspicious Characterization Jones and
Chas Warner were arrested for getting up a
row in Barrack street yesterday afternoon
Jones had concealed upon his person an enormous
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up.
Colored .4udacity.-A slave man named
Arthur made use of eertain insolent expressions
yesterday towards an officer Of the Second Dis
triet, who, thereupon, laid hold Of him for tbs
purpose of walking him off to the calaboose; hui
the black rascal, not having the fear of the Law
nor of its functionaries before his eyes, admin
istered to the policemans astonished pate 8
tremendous thwack with his audacious Ethio
plan fist, and dueking his kinky head released
his collar from the grasp of his oaptor anc
started at full speed up the street, his bow leg
and jay-bird heels beating the &C Devils owl
Tattoo along the sidewalk. He would no doubt
have succeeded in making his escape, but as h
approached a corner at headlong, rockies
rate, he must needs look back to see what scr
of time his pursuer was making, when BAN
went his luckless head against an awning pos
with the force Of battering ram, and the darke,
was stretched upon his back on the sidewalk
with no part of his face visible except the grin
ming ivory and the whites Of his eyes He wa
taken to the calaboose and locked up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

The steamship Perseverance. Capt. Lawless,
from Galveston and Indianola, arrived last
evening, The following is a list of her passen-