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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
Bp the Southern gtne.
The Gadsden Treaty

WASHINGTON, June 26 The bill, appropria-
ting ten millions of dollars to carry into effect
the treaty recently made with Mexico, is yet
before the House, and is being forced through.
New York Markets
New YORK, June 26.--There is a good demand
to-day in the Cotton market here and prices
are steady. The quotations of the Board are,
for Middling Orleans 9ac Middling Mobile Ole,
and Middling Uplands 98c. per lb. Flour is
dull and prices are rather lower. Corn is also
dull, with the rates in favor of buyers The
Coffee market is quiet, without any quotable
change in the rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
MfLANcnoIY AccIpENr -Me are nainnd +

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT We are panied to
learn that young son of Col A. j, Donelson,
Jr., of thisgAarish, lad about ten years of age,
met with serious accident on Wednesday
evening last, by having leg caught in the
gearing of a corn mill and most shockingly
mutilated, so much SO that amputation, in all
probability, will have to be resorted to. We
sincerely condole with the afflicted parents in
the manning of son, on whom they had centred
bright hopes and antioipations of future use
fulness. [rhibodaux Minerva.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
THROUGH TOfrSs --zzErrzssssrEss;sszrSr rre
NEW YORK, BOSTON, s ssL..e..sa: -

THROUGH TOfss EzErzfzasssssggssrSS nre
NEW YORK, BOSTON AZ l I.1-s.l: 80. -
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA aad WASHINGTON chi
FrstCasa Steamers ST. Louis, and by Railroad from L
Chicago, BuGalo and Niagara Falls direct.
" Time from St. LOUIS +, New Yutk-OSE DAY ARglS
ANY OTHER LINE.
E Blythe Michigan soateern and Northern Indiana Rart
rying tho Great Western United S;a.eS Through Mas
tB- Ghe following Steamers will eavs New orisans Gr SLl
connecting ST. Louis with TIE Michigan soutsern and Norhr
diana Railroad carrying the Great United States Thrmg III
all the Eastern aud Northern Cities. Niagara Falls direct
ALEcE SCOTT Wednesday, Inne.s,
Iii ilLl NtSsoLAs f Frdsy June SaSs % g.
t Several other fine steamers hourly expected will
during the week
E State Rooms be- secured the above stear1sra
leaving here for ST. Louis and Through TcE,
Western Northern Eastern Cities Chicago, Buffalo u
CARA Falls prnEor, be obtained Of G. NICHOLS, Agent s
ST. Charlie Hotel next door the Banking House of PFks
do Il Co.
n B-Patengers reach Niagara Faa by this hs ~
ROUTE, without golg through Canada
Es- Baggage checked through from 81. Louis.
E Travellers stop often they Please tia to1
their journey pleasure tia through ckp being god
entire
az This load connects at Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, IA
1Ionroevc and Dankk, with si the principal railroads Of
try. Passengers Prncue for all tho various er
also have the privilege Of going the Cutfe By EarOa
take the splendid running Lake Efs hiouros
Buffalo without stopping PasEepsers going Albany cau "a
road from tbsse city New York, 60 the spsadI
steamers.
E All nioria,t On I'D regard q he different routes viii
fully furnished by c. NICHOLS, who IL the only Agent in 4
where through ticte the North This line oban.
EB Travellers in the tiver towns hing secure tk.h
information, will please direct ther communications to Az
IN tbs city who will promptly rs,Pona TO the sAme. Nh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor

to inform the public that prepared all cnses OF this
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
vsi be seriously affected Even then
the sufferer obtain much Those afflicted with
affections DR.. tstlons and advice free
As evidence of sincerity confidence in his system Of
treatment. Dr. F. viii undertake every Cancer
scented, make charge un patient cared Patients
cured without pain the Of the Twenty Dollars sent by
mail will package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with fall
directions for use. Address DR, FRAZEE,
spill sply odest Is S.. Charles street.
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a!tfy Rassk or Goct.va,, n %


LII NoTlCE-From aud after this dats SIX PER CENT. M
EST will be paid Money! this Bank payable or dsns
fed time ' '' n
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS Issued desired, bearing t!
rate Interest and n,goa5Iei any Of the
United States ~ &
SHORT LOANS made on uadouoted collaer.l.. minis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
Political Intallie anoa.

Samuel A. Purviance, ESQ.,, of Butler county
has been nominated by the Wings of the Twenty
second District Of Pennsylvania as their candi
date for Congress
The Vermont Democratic Convention were IL
meet at Montpelier on the Dist instant
Hon, Augustus Drum has been renominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the Westmore.
land District of Pennsylvania, comprising the
counties of Westmoreland Armstrong and In
diana. The nomination was made by direct
vote of the party, resulting in a majority OF
l65l votes for Drum over Judge Todd, the Ad-
minstraton candidate.
The Fall River Monitor (Whig) is in favor OF
the breaking up of party lines, and the form
alton Of party anti Nebraska and anti slavery
in character, for the purpose of checking the
inroads of slave power, repeating the fugitive
slave law, and bringing back the nation to the
true policy Of its founders"
KNOW NoTluNGs." THE Banner of Liberty
published at Libertytown, Frederick county
Nd, says: "We understand society of this
kind was organized at this place on Tuesday
last. Of its principles, or any thing further
concerning it, we know nothing This order
appears to be very mysteriously working into
every nook and corner, and carrying every thing
before it. We don't know what success attended
them here"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27

Once more do we lind it necessary to remind
those that are indebted to us that We must have
money-are too poor and toe hard pressed to get
along without that which is due us from sub
scribers and others Some time since we gave
notice that it was important that We should
close the business of Rusk & Mcdowell Few
have paid any attention to this Our expenses
require cash--a good deal of it--and unless We
have money our paper must stop Some who
were last year candidates for high offices are
still indebted to us for announcing their names
none Of these, we are glad to say, reside in
Madison. In conclusion, we say once more, to
those who knOto they owe us, We cannot get
along without the money,
The Madisonian is, it seems, in bad way.
Unless money due to it is paid up, the paper
must stop. The editor says he cannot get along
without money. What pity he should have
such an organization The grand secret of life
is to live without money, lany one can live with
it, unless he has consumption or cholera and
we thought that editors had found the secret out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
1sp tbe Nattuna! atut.
Steamboats, Passing

VIcKsBuRG, June 26.--The steamboats, Eliza
and Illinois passed here this afternoon, at five
O'clock, both bound for New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27


RUNAWAY AND CoLLlsIoN.-Ye sterday after
noon, Mr.. Coan, one of our citizens, was driving
down Main street, accompanied by his little son,
and having occasion to stop at the corner of
Main and Swan, he hitehed his horse to post,
leaving the lad in the wagon. The horse took
fright, during his absence, broke away and
started, full tilt, down Main street. Reaching
the corner of Seneca, he came in collision with a
vehicle which was then crossing Main, damaging
both of the wagons and throwing young Goan
upon the pavement The wheels of one of the
wagons came within an inch of his head, but
fortunately missed that and passed over his arm
which was severely hurt but not broken. His
face was also bruised considerably. Consider
ing all the circumstances, the results of the ac-
cident are more favorable than could have been
anticipated, The greatest excitement prevailed
in the street, whore hundreds of persons had col
lected. Buffalo Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
DtaTy'h@0, Dysesssery, Cholera,
CHOL ERA MORBUS

ICY BEACH's ANTI CATHARTIC MIXTURE is certain. safe,
prompt ss remedy for the above Diseases and NIL
like character either for children adults. Foruae by
L. D. BEACH, NJ D., Chen's and Apcthecary,
corner of Chartres and Customhouae Streets
T. RANKIN, corner Camp and Poydras streets.
e21 6tQpdtW SYAE Canal and Caroudeg Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27

E7- To THE FIRE DEPARTMENT At the An
nual Meeting of PROTECTION FIRE COMPANY No. 49, held on
the e4h u the following genetn duly Officers
tor rye one frpm tina sth of Iulys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27

Joseph HHfHy,
SU CAMP STREET, I'D
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
T.APLE GOODS,
No. 30 CAMP STREET, under City Hotel New Orleans
Respectfully the Wholesale and Retail
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS
Imported and constantly supplied threas the year
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS of avery ,,l.
variety.
BRUSHES description manufacture and al the
lowest Northern Facsors prices.
TOILET ARTICLES
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS poNATTNt
FANCY SOAPS etc.
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DESKS together with variety PORTE MON
NAlEs, etc. of style and shape at uuusualv Low
PRICES -
GUNS, PISTOLS, MNIvEs, COLTS AND WARMERS RE.
VoLViNG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRs LIFE PREsERy
Frs FISHING REELS and TACKLE, of every variety to .u
the most determined Angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
E Inc stock in this ne consisting OF the 7, COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fns
assortment SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with rye
stock of fine and EASTERN JEWELRY, sILyERWARE a.. hs
oesn with by ROBERTS, many yea engaged
IN the wholesale buGines and having purchased ~
fB- Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED =, ,t
MONEY REF UNDED, - - '
n WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REPAIREDond
WARRANTED. SUI
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than purchase their
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
G.. B. DREW
Wear Books,
sE- FOR SALE BY ".".
THOMAS L. WHITE,
HgbA CANAL STREET, BeAh

THIS, THAT, AND THE OTHER.
THE LAMPLIGHTER.
sARGENT'S FIRST CLASS READER.
HoWlTTs VISITS TO REMARKABLE PLACES.
FARM IMPLEMENTS By Thomas. @0a=
THE RAPPERS EXPOSED.
FARMlNGDALE By Caroline Thomas
TRAVELS IN ARMENIA BY Cur1on
WILSON'S ESSAYS AND MlsCELLANIEs.
WERSLEY: A Story without Name.
POETS AND POETRY OF THE ANCIENTs By Alb. Mills.
THE QUIET HEART From Blarkwood
THE TURKISH EMPIRE. By f. j. Morris.
MARTYR MERRYvALE. Purts i, . and s..
DoD FAMILY ABROAD By Lever. jeqs 8t4p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27
R. M. MONTGOMERY & cos :

Furniture. Furniture. ...........F H.,
BY R. NJ MONTG OMERY & Co 'ff
VMT EDNESDAY, June %, at lOl a..
wv will be sold at the Dwelling. 1871 ST. jose ph 4rse
Cafondalet-- WY on
Tho entire contents Of raid Dwelling, comprising Bcdsena
Bureaus Suias, Lounges, NahOgany and Spring Cha
Card and Dining Tables, Rorkere, Ensy Chni's sidebaa
stands Mirrors, Mattresses, Carpota, curnns, Kitchen Fn
TERMs-CHph. 'H'ah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27

REORGANIZATION OF THE NAvY.-We give
this morning highly important bill for the re-
organization Of the United States Navy, reported
in the House of Representatives on Saturday,
by Mr., Bocock, the able Chairman of the Naval
Committee Of that body, an early copy having
been placed in our possession, The bill differs
in detail, though not in principle, from that re-
ported some time ago by Mr. Mallory in the Sem
ate, and we understand is the result of confer
ence between the Committees of the two Houses
and the Secretary of the Navy, held in the early
portion of the session. From the cursory ex-
animation which we have been enabled to make,
it appears to go very much in detail upon all tho
subjects connected with thorough re- organiza-
ton of the broken down and dilapidated institu-
ton.
The principal features of Mr. Bococks bill are
the establishment of higher grade of officers
than captains, namely, flag officers; u re-
duction in the whole number of officers, so as to
leave as few idlers in the service as possible; a
retired list; board of reform increased pay
for sea Service stringent rules to prevent as far
as possible continued leave of absence; promo
ton not to be based exclusively upon date of
commission, but also upon general qualifca-
tions; and provisions for the mertorious dis
charge Of seamen and inducements held out to
them to re-enlist. The question of assimilated
rank between officers of the navy and army is
settled-a Judge Advocate is also provided. 1t
is further provided that there shall be an in
crease OF seamen and marines to the number of
three thousand, whose pay is greatly increased,
and inducements to good conduct and re- enlist
ments are made
We learn that there is no doubt that the House
of Representatives will concur in the proposition
for q recess which has passed the Senate The
Homestead bill is to be made party measure
in the Senate, and will be passed as soon after
the defeat of the Insane Land bill as convenient
There is a host of aspirants to the offices in the
two new Territories, but the nominations will
doubtless be withheld until certain administra.
ton schemes, including the Gadsden treaty, we
presume, are quietly arranged. IN. Y. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27


BOOKS, ....." . pay, CASH and ORDER
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND NH
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLICoFFICES, DIARIES, Il
NoTARGAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS
CUSTOM. HOUSE BLANKS. COTTON PRESS REcpn.
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS n
COUNTING HOUSE do. SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do, sTEAAiRoAT AND sTyaS
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, sTEAhiBoAT CARDS.
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRuGGIsTsll,.
BiLIs OF LADING, IHAND-BtLIS
MANIFEST HEADS, FIRGMEN's CERTFpin;
CIRCULARS, BALL AND solREE I'M.
JOURNALS and LEDGERs,l IloNS, etc.,ete.
Ms- PRINTING in COLORS. -sN
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, !.
....PRtET IN....
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere
s5- We have peculiar facilities for RULING nnd BINDING
ty We have Just received choice stock Of FANCY Es6
and CoLoRED CARDS and PAPER, Of various stes, sesa
great care and which will print dispose Of otherwise at M
rates.
sH- We are now prepared orrint
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSII
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, sTEANsnIps
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLORs.
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| CHOLERA IN BosToN.-During the week, in
addition to the cases of cholera which we have
| reported, several others have occurred An
Irishman named Michael Drew, 81 years old,
was reported to have died of cholera on Thurs
day afternoon, at No. 1876 Sea street. Edward
Grover, y years of age, died at Deer Island,
Thursday, of the same disease Michael Muir
ray also died Of cholera at No 10 Sea street
This morning, Mrs Margaret Glayin, of Third
street, South Boston, is reported dead of the
cholera. 1t was stated to The police officer of
that station that her husband had been in the
habit Of beating her, and that this might have
caused her death, but the physician who pre-
scribed for her said her symptoms were those Of
cholera
Mary Hartwell died of cholera at No. 145
Broad street last night In ALL ten deaths by
cholera have occurred in this city the present
week. The city is not at all sickly at the
present time, and if proper care is taken, there
IS not much danger of any great spread of this
malady. There will no doubt be isolated cases
of cholera during the entire summer, but there
is great reason to hope that it will not assume
the form of an epidemic. [Boston Traveller.
On Thursday evening the City Marshal of
Charlestown went to house in Maudlin street.
where was reported case of cholera He
found Mrs Cochran, who had had the cholera
and recovered, but was again seized with it, as
her friends supposed Upon inquiring into the
case, the Marshal ascertained that the woman
had been eating large quantity Of beans about
half cooked, and then drank lot OF new rum
1t might be interesting to know if the first at
tack was from similar cause Commonwealth
A KNow-NoTHING PRESIDENT first
Presidential candidate of the new party is in
the field. Let all the trumpets sound, and let
every body take notice, that the Know Nothing
for hos
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