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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

The HEar YEsrrRpAY-We are informed that m conse-
quence of the extreme Yesterday great many labor
compelled TO suspend their work We also heard
Of three or four cases Of coup de s0e AID keg gV1h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

CRYSTAL PALACE, New-York, Thursday July 30, 1854.
Trial Of the strength Of Dudley Banchards model Of
Railroad Bridge Sampson, 10 feet long, u inches in
hight II inches in width and weighing 81 pounds be-
sides 20 pounds Of ties apon which the weights
laid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures.

The Board net with view 10 the continuation Of the
t., Rocks for lisa The returns Of the COnrosr n 20
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line, and arming herself with a large hatohet,
she inflicted tremendous blow upon the head
of her tyrannical lord, which laid him PROSTATE
upon the floor, with the blood running in a
small stream from his Uranium. He was con
veyed to the Charity Hospital in critical con-
dition, and his affeetionate spouse was locked
up to await the result Of his wound
DAN TUCKER NO LONGER IN THE wAY.-An in
dividual calling himself Daniel Tucker, who
had been for three days lying drunk at the
New Basin, was put into wheelbarrow night
before last and brought to the calaboose He
was yesterday brought before this court and
fined five dollars, and sentenced to pay his own
carriage.
LARCENY. --Henry Newman was yesterday
sent before the Criminal Court, charged with
having stolen into the hall of Mr. Haber's
house, on BaronEe street, and stolen out with
that gentlemans coat, which happened to be
hanging up in the passage
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
----------------a------7
2sp tbt National Etns.
sTATE I,EGISIATrtRE

6Ihl
BATON ROUGE, March 7-Sen ate.-The House
bill to authorize the city to subscribe to the Pont
chartrain Railroad for the completion of the
road to Mobile, was passed.
Mr.. Mckay introduced bill to allow the
wardens Of the port of New Orleans to appoint
deputies and clerks, which was passed.
An aetto provide for the payment of pensions
was passed
Also an act for the relief of the estate Of Alex
ander Gordon.
The Finance Committee reported in favor of
an act to exempt the Seamen Home Association
from taxation; and an act to establish per-
manent school fund for public schools.
The Committee on Claims reported against
the claim of J. Fl. Maddox, as public printer of
the Convention to frame the new Constitution.
Mr.. Boatner's registry bill was passed without
material modification, it allows register to be
elected by the people, with power to appoint two
assistants for each representative district, who
shall make the registry of voters, and provides
that any voter not registered may vote on the
day of election by taking the oath that he is
voter. II produced avery spicy discussion.
House. AN act directing the Swamp Land
Commissioners to have certain work done in the
parish of st. Bernard, was passed A long
discussion took place on the Swamp Land bill,
pending which the House adjourned to five
n,clnnE
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels 49,.
Z.

ST. CHARLES....W Harris, Ii Brame La; W
Richardson Glner, La W G Worcester, La !;
Cant Roden, Ala w NJ Silence, Ala: Whitney
spother, Ala; D Shipan, Ala j s Watson,
W j Miller Ky; W I Barn ird, Mas; ] NJ Acker
Miss; Gladney, Miss; Nicarother, Miss j VI
Mcknight, Buffalo; Jno Grant Florida Capt D W
Woods Germans.
VERANDA. ID Holiday, Miss; Harrison, NJ Har-
rison, Miss ] D Starke, R Webb Miss W b Leigh
foot, & Smith, Miss; W Barnard Miss Miss
German Mrs Ii 4 Smith, La +; B Dyer, Bryan, La;
Tucker, } Gerlon, La L Mande Ark L Soma,
Q Whitall NO; Miller Va L L Dorsey, Ky; r
Hornsey D Elder Mo; II Harkes lady, Ala r
Starr, Ala W Wilkes, Texas; G Bufington, Ala
Nj Williams, Mrs NJ Yezil, Miss
C1TY....S Higgins, A Vanibber, La; B Wesson N
- Y; Thos Bardcnson Ala; VIM Devln, N VI Robt
Strange, saml shackieford, Miss; Jno Buatner R
Bethany, r w Newport,j NJ and B Viuson r
Miller, NJ Beraut A G Camp Mendemanr, K
Filhiol La.
ST. LOUIS. Bishop Green, A A McWare Miss; DIR j
Ed Wimbery and lads Mrs yernal, La
ARCADE. j Robb, Nashville; A Chivers wes
Cockrane, Traweik, ] G sassen, II Hart
Miss Levy, Texas A Richards, NJ Carr, E
Bailey. Brown. Capers, Thos j Hghtower
Y W Raines, Daniel, W G Wenter, NJ ] wilkins
u Strong, W Rande, Fly Tatum, j Glover, 7
Campbell, Barnes j Robinson, VIM Matthews Mar
tin NJ Leroy, Coand Col Jos Locke Maj Moore
j Ii Flournoy. j Rooms Sam Montgomery, j B
Briscoe, R Ryan, La; Jno Mores Ing II Turner
Il Steel, Ala; Davis, Ark; Heude, Baton
Rouge,
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NEWS or THE CITY,.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS, THE Democratic
Convention for the nomination of city officers
assembled last evening at the corner of St Louis
and Charities streets. 1t was an ultra Demo
cratic body, and, of course, q very deliberative
one. We are satisfied that General Cass had
no. just conception Of real ssnoise and confu-
sion;'' but he could have obtained some sort of
idea had he been present last evening
The following nominations were made:
For Mayor the following gentlemen were
nominated: John L. Lewis, b. Bloomfield.
Denis Prieur, u, W. Sewell
Lewis, 81 Bloomfield, %; Sewell, 2; Prieur
l. Lewis was then declared unanimously
elected
For Treasurer--J f. RIB.
For omptroller-Rohert J. Ker.
For suryeyor--Hugh Grant.
For Street Commissioner--Pat Cummings
The delegations from the several districts
then withdrew for the purpose of nominating
their respective Recorders and Aldermen, Al
a late hour we learned that J L. Winter had
been nominated for Recorder of the First Dis
trict, but did not hear from the other ielepa-
lions.
A RouGH-sHoD DENTIST. = An individual
named VIM Forrest managed yesterday to get
up row with one Edward klockgetter at the
corner of Hospital street and Front Leyee, in
which the latter gentleman was knocked down
and kicked about the head and face in a terrible
manner, several of his grinders being displaced
and others loosened, and his jaws thrown 50
completely out of gear that it is thought he will
be unable to masticate anything but cruel, soft
butter, or such other plastic substance, for some
time to como Forrest has been arrested and
held to bail in the sum of $500 to appear be-
fore the Second District Police Court, when no
tilted, and explain his new method of extracting
molars and incisors.
RECORDER WINTERS GoURT-First District
slave man named Charley was yesterday SEN
fenced to fifteen lashes, for having broken open
barrel of eggs and stolen, or attempted to
steal. a portion of the contents
TURNING THE TABLEs.-Am man named Shields,
living on Market street, severely beat his wife
night before last, backing one of her eyes and
intiicting sundry bruises upon her body. Mrs.
Catherine Shields, not possessing the fortitude
of a martyr, nor the forgiving disposition which
turns the left cheek when the right is smitten,
violently resisted this sort Of domestic dissp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

JOY FOR THE INyALD.-We cut the following
from the Philadelphia Saturday sazette and recommend
our readers to peruse it carefully and those suffering
should not delay purchasing
DIR. HooFLAND's GERMAN BrTERs-This celebrated
medicine, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson at the imposing
German Medicine Stere No 100 Arch street, is exciting
unprecedented public attention. and the proprietor who
scientific physician, is selling immense quantities of
it, The virtues of this remedy fully forth in
the extended notice Of it, to be in advertising
columns that there hardly any left for speak
OF This much may addof the long train of physical
ills to which humanity is heir there distress
ing than the general arrangement of the digestive
ratus, which never fails to accompany sordered state
Of the liver Headache piles languor fretfulness bill
lous tongue morbid breath loss of appetein short
an wretchedness of existence its insult
feraoe and ewasting attendants These diseases when
have bated the skill of the abes doctors have been
radically cured by Hoefand's German Bitters.''
mhS dI&w2
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sDie,sdid assortment


OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
NO CANAL STREET, no
j HS Bet,1een Royal and Bonr6on. LILO
received last arrivaa from Europe and
the North goods the which, in addionto
stock store enables to h customers and the
public general complete of SPRING GOODS
isting in part Of
RICH FANCY BAREGE ROBES, with founengs;
MOURNING AND HALF MOURNING BAREGE ROBES, with
foancings.
PLAIN BAREGE, all eooru at 95 cents per yard.
RICH FANCY BAREGE, from IS to 10 cents.
BLACK AND coLoRED oRGANDY MUSLINs.
BLACK AND CoLoRED JAcoNETs
BLACK GRENADINES.
CoLoRED SCOTCH PLAID GRENADINES.
RICHLY EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TALAiAs. PELIssEs AND
MoUSQuITAIREs.
FoULARD Silks invoice OF splendid patterns
IRISH LINENs FOR ,sHIRTlNGS, from s6 to sS5
PILLOW CASE LINENS.
GRASS LINENS.
LONG LAWNS.
FRENCH SETS, rsal Bearn superior quality
FRENCH LINEN DIAPER TOWELS.
1874 FRENCH LINEN sEiEETINGs real Cretonus,
8, 10 ~ and 1874 SCOTCH LINEN stIEE TINGs
PLATILLAs- prices. s#t
BRETAGNIAS.
SuPERFTNE FANCY AND WHITE LINER DRILLS for PANTS
BLACK DRAP D'ETE, AND BLACK BARPoufR for COATS.
BLACK FIGURED DRAP D'ETE FOR PANTS, etc., etc.
1T All the above articles lately imported and the latest
and though not advertised be sold "THsy. per
eo& will be sold low at any house in the city.
~ A. HEBRAR RID,
MIN On Ma Canals reetn Rovsl ,n's
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f. PROF. A. DIMITRY.--We listened, last night,
along with highly intelligent and delighted
audience, to the discourse of this master Gas he
may well be called) on the era and character of
he Homeric poetry, as marking one Of the great,
carly and distinctive forms Of Greek letters.
It was a very original and striking perform,
ance, which, by the boldness and elevation no
less than the learning of its views, scarcely even
instructed more than it charmed the listeners,
young and old, of both sexes. In the powerful
hands Of our Greek, one might almost fancy he
heard resound the harp of Homer himself.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08
MINT JuLEPs. There is no more pretty pas
sage in Milton than that in Comus:

Here dwell no frowDs anger; from these gates
Sorrow flies far see here be all the pleasures
That fancy can beget on youthful thoughts,
When the fresh blood runs lively and returns
Brisk as the buds ina prl season
And first behold the cordial Jnlep here,
That flows aud dances in its crystal bounds
With spirits of balm and fragrant syrups mxedn
Now it is clear, that the julep that Milton
thus celebrates can have been nothing but a
mint jalep. in short just such an exquisite
preparation as last night We received up to the
extent of no less than six glasses, from those
great masters of the mint, Messrs Bdwell and
Daniels Of the Phoenix House. May they -four
ish in as immortal youth as the bird from which
their house takes its name.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

What though thine eyes. darky bright,
Have changed since last saw their light
Or if the hand of pain or care,
Has chased the smile that fingered there;
If stiltby soul scars proudly free,
Thou art NOT altered, love, to me-
What though thy footstep tresds no more
As gaiiy asst trod Of yofe-
And On the brow that beauty graced,
Sorrow has now her signet traced:
If still loye's smile mine eyes can see,
Thoa srt not altered, love, to me,
The heart that loves, loves better still,
Mid pain and care, mid woe and i'll;
For love lies deeper in his cell
Than those who love not, e'er eould tell
Thus while loye's smile mine eyes can see
Then srt act altered, less, TO ne, [N, Y MirEsE
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re-instate the public credit. 1t is we'll known
that the present Constitution is really his plan:
but few are aware that its original project (still
in existence) was drawn up by him in 1884,
when be was only N years old. We could tell
much more; but space fails us.
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To EFopase-kee,,ere ,

TO HotAse-keepess /!
B The attention Citizens Strangers visiting the City, par
tep'arly called toihe varied and splendid or
=HoUsE-F furnishing GOODS
az Inc store OF the undegned which being such
REDUcED PRICES
as 10 render greatly the advantage purchasers 10 call and
mine them Among their may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
gill AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS:
EAkIHENWAREs DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES DEcaNr
ERs, ETC, ETC.
KcH CUT GLASS WINES TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC 20
slLyER-PLATED cAsToRs, WATERS, CAKE-BAsKETs:
slLYER-PLATEp cANDLEsTICKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC
slLVER-PLATEB WATERS. BoTTLE-sTANDs, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS
WooDENWARE, TINwARE;
ANplRoNS, TENDERS, SHoyELS AND ToNGs,
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY.
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS,
"ea variety OF Articles all ousEREEPERs TOO
numerous to be named in advertisement
B. BR0WER Il CO..
lite thee itvH
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Drkgs, .Wedictaa es and LhenniCai.

Dr. b. j. Coke. No. 90 Camp street.
ED DIR. E. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS 10 extensive use
nearly fifteen ysArs have their hcquret
unsurpassed eqgslsd by any similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
. EXTRACT OF GoPAlvA, sARsAPARtLLA AND cuBEss.
AMERICAN COUGH LozEsGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pc :
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
3 tan nv nrnrn inr
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AEtsrdi'a Hair Resfore,.

"a. will guarantee Hair on Bald Heads with my
iNFALLiBLE HAIR RESToRER
oF sum at may be money until the
HAIR IS PRODUCED. This preparation been thoroughly
se and the results have been sueh hesitation
as above proposition 1t has eminenty
aa@ig The Hair to BY REsToRER Gray
White Hair will gradually assume Its original color
FOR THE TOILET
It mas no equal ishghy pemed and mPars the fragrance of
Tue most Delightful Flowers The hair eh o glossy
healthy appearance that attained other article La
dies you wish to your uSuant tresses to the latest
period of life you will without the REsToRER 1t ia
sale by Druggists Country Merchants all parts of the Union
w. C. HuRD Sole Proprietor, New York.
JARVIS wooDMAN, Agent, New Orleans.
90, WooDMAN, Agent, Yieksburg.
NH dnTF Gwstw
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n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUY-

u =
DICE, CHE oNlG OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE Of tho
KIDNEYS Discusses arising Disordeted stomach
sre nspation inward Piles tuness OF Blood
Acity of the Stomach Nauses Heartburn Disgust Food Fun
the Stomach swimming Head Hurried and Dut
Bfeshg fluepg the Heart Choking suforsiiug
when Ia Dmness Vision
Sight Fever Head
ETC. Sudden Fuhss 4 Heat Burning the Flesh, Constant mlg
ng u Evil and Depression Spirits efectuay cured
BY DR. HIGHLANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERs, pre-
Psis by O. Nj JACkSoS, l70 Arch Philadelphia,
Their the exceIu
any Other the United States the
easss, after sklfnl physieisns h ID failed.
virtues recaton Diseases of the Glands
exercising hs searching weakness th
digestive they witha safe, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Mora Alabama of DIR. H00FL
hrated etman Filters prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON, Phade
phsa Thu remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepe
Ja1adee NsrvCu Debility, pRease of the kdueys
pGkSN GREEN, Alexandria, Ala, Sept. 1851,
have taken introduce German Bte
valuable medic
ROBINSON Bellsfoate Ala So 1851, Your me-
anss eventually large sale; all those who
a liked This people have been much
ttng affects the your valuable Bit
is's, and will until IL becomes KNOWN
e FOWLER Tukegse Ala Jan. 50, 1851 ad The are
selling we'll aud they will
factor TO those who have used them.n
DR. H. P, LEONARD, Fsyete H. Ala Jan. 49, 49, said
Your BteIs have this section. youth
e. Vi Hubbe had
doahaai although aAie
meneed with the Bters 6 bols
he continued take until complete aaed
perfectly we'll and stOut.n
These Be entirely Vegetable thsrahy possessing great adj
Yante Of The preparations recommended similar
J. WRIGHT d CO, New Orleans
mhSSn Wholesale Aganta,
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To the Ladies',


d
JEW Respectfully offers her services this Ladies'
Me treatment Of tbs following diseases; PRoLAPsUS ITEAl
WHITES, PRoFUsE ANB PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN IN
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Thetreament adopted by her lie that
the ostdistinguished Surgeons Paris New M and
its success here Of which abe has ample testimony the ay
respectable ladies she refer ussfea
sfthe Uterus, not Of nature, cured.
Madam devcs herself exclusively LadieS
can be consulted DAILY at he~rshideucs, ,-u
myis sptf Isg Ct I,acnh atre.,
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JuLLIEN's BAL MAsouE Tomorrow evening
will be celebrated by Grand Bal Masque, at
the Odd Fellows Hall. The music will be fur
nished by Julien, and the dances will be under
the supervision Of Col De Korpony. There can
be no doubt that it will be grand affair, and
collect all the beauty and female loneliness now
in New Orleans. Tickets can be procured at
the hotels and at Hewett's music store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

FINE LINEN GooDs -Giquel s Jamison, No.
Is Charities street, have just received large
Importation of French and Irish linens of the
best and finest material and Of sundry prices.
See advertisement in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

A OooI. DuELTsT. "A dueist entered the Cafe
Francais. situated on the Boulevard, at the
corner Of the Rue Laftte, and CHANGING scorn.
fully nj all present; g 4 should find no one
here, he said, g disposed to cross swords this
morning. 6 You are mistaken, sir" replied a
gentleman in spectacles, ''give me your card -
On the card was the name of Count de --.
The gentleman in spectaeles gave his he was
the Marquis de Count said the
Marquis, in a tone Of quiet banter, Il never
put myself out of my way; on no account do {
deyiate from my habits, I'm late; we will not
light, therefore, till noon Tomorrow Then
he called the waiter, Here he said, handing
him the Count card, sstake these two thou
sand francs, geato the undertakers, and order n
first class funeral for the gentleman whose
name and title are on this card, for the day
after tomorrow The Count shall be buried as
if he were Marquis y This GOODNESS daunted
the duelist, and the affair was arranged.
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Died.

evening" March 7, Mt 10 O'clock GEORGE Ed
and four months.
E The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock
from the redenco his parents Nnyae street. near Clio The
friends the family requested to attend without notice.
~ Boston and Wheeling papsrs please copy.
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House Furnishing Store,

rs and rs CAMP STREET
Inc Subscribers daily receiving fresh large
anu varied stock, comprised in which are
QoEENsWARE, GLASS aud CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES. and #".
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS in sets or single:
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAA1ELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of ail kinds
PAPER HANGIfIGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING:
WINDOW coRNICEs, CORDS aud TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD and WHALE OIL.
tebI2 2Ia2p MILLER. HARRIS WALDO.
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The Rochester Union of the 18th says: aWe
are pleased to learn from authentic sources that
Edwin Groswell has SO far recovered from his
late paralytic attack as to be able to attend to
business .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

soNTAe's OPERA. -To-night is the second of
sontag's appearance in opera, in this city. She
is to produce the g Barber of Seville,' one Of
the most interesting of all in which she ap-
pears, and will be supported by the same emf
nent talent as before The sale of seats yester-
day was rapid, and those who expect to obtain
place should apply at an early hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

JuIIIENs CONCERT. Julliens benefit and last
Concert in New Orleans will be given at the
Odd Fellows Hall this evening, We are as
suredt hat tits thelas Concert which M. Julien
viii ever give in New Orleans, and we therefore
trust that there will be a good attendance The
American Quadrille is to be repeated, and
number of new pieces will be performed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

Hon. L G.. Hunt, Nj. C., has our thanks for
copies of the speech of Senator Everett upon
the Nebraska bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

The following are the ages Of the principal
reigning soyereigns Her Majesty, Queen Vic
toria, 81 the King of Wurtemburg, IA; the
King of the Belgians, g.; the King Of Prussia,
81; the Emperor of Russia, Sc; the King of
Sweden and Norway, So, the King of Den.
mark, A. the King Of the Two Sicilies and the
King Of Bavaria, 40, the King Of Hanover, 83 ;
the Sultan, 3d. the Emperor of Austria, Is I;
Louis Napoleon A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

. NOMINATIONS. -Abominably crowded. yester-
day and Monday--ejected, indeed, and ex-
PEELED, as we often are, from our own columns
it was not in our power to call, as we now do,
attention to two nominations most worthy Of it
we mean, those of Charles NJ Waterman, ESQ,
for the Mayoralty, and of James Golding, Esq,
for the Recordership of the First District.
They are both, as it chances, good Wings; but
these are, nevertheless, not party nominations
beside which, we have, some time since dis
tinctly declared our strong aversion to the fla
grant andm perniciotis folly of making our
municipal government, which has no more to
do with Federal politics than with the moon, a
poor sanseless little contemplate copy of what
it has no business with--the national party
contest We hope our fellow citizens-who
certainly have pressing need to see their city
affairs we'll conducted-will this time make ND
their minds to have no party nominations but
choose men merely fer their fitness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-08

Hon. j. Perkins, NJ. G., has laid US under
obligations to him for his kind attentions
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SarS0parttyG.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.

IVtNIC ALI EhftIIEE EAINAUI UF.
e- Prepared only by
DIR. Z. j. COKE
No. IS CAMP STREET.
ET The strongest preparation which v las
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANG4.
MEST, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
t To be had at No. Camp and of pge s.neruiy,
cgpte.