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FROM W.aSHLNG TON

Correspondence of tbs Crescent.
WAsHINGToN Jan %, 1854.
The outlines Of the treaty with Mexico, made
by Gen. Gadsden, have been correctly given in
the newspapers, at least they are confirmed by
the press at Charleston, where Mr.. Gadden's
own authority is cited. 1t is said, too, that
Santa Anna urged claim under the existing
treaty for large amount as indemnity for
Indian depredations upon the frontier, but that
our ambassador refused to consider this point
altogether. Could this provision have been
thus sighted by Mexico had she been the party
assuming the responsibility However indis-
Greet was the adoption of this article, there it
stands, and we have nothing to plead in extern
uation Of our bad faith but that which makes
it all the more gross, viz tho power to exer-
else 1t with lmpunity. 1t begins to be doubted,
after all, whether this new treaty will ever be
sent to the Senate. Santa Anna wants money.
and we want right of way across the terri
tory-out of these two needs the treaty springs,
but Notwithstanding the multitude of words
that have been wasted upon this matter of a
railroad to the Pacific, doubt much if there ia
any disposition in Congress to foster the scheme
SAtilSA 40 =" pASiiS VI ptlNdt6 enterprise, or TO
make good the existing rights of any of our
citizens in Mexican grants. This administra-
tion will make it the highest boast that it takes
care Of itself and its partsans, and leaves all
great enterprises to struggle along as they best
may
In the Senate, to-day, ext Governor Brown an
peared and took MS seat as Senator from
Mississippi
report was received from the Department
OF the Interior recommending an appropriation
OF $4,000 to pay the balance of the expenses
incurred by the Mexican Boundary Commission.
Mr. Bell, of Tennessee, asked the Chairman
of the Committee on Commerce if it was the in
tention of the committee to wait until some
bill was reported by the House for the improve
nent of harbors and rivers if so, he believed
nothing would be accomplished in this business
It this session.
Mr.. Hamlin, of Me-, replied that such had
'een the practice heretofore and it would not
probably be departed from, but he expressed
willingness for himself to report bill for the
Improvement Of the Mississippi river, or any
'ther separate work of acknowledged utility; |
out IN this attitude he was in a minority in |
Jommittee-the majority being in favor of re.
'orung an entire scheme of internal improve
nent IN one bill Mr. Seward, of N. Y, pre-
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ST. CHARLES WilamH Clarko, w Wood, Gbbin,
GO Wood, Johnson, W Hamilton J Smith, q,
D Hogan, Me; Smith, w Btten r Davis Aiiss Wuby
uSA o Williams Arki 4 p Weld, XVI A RisAnd Miss;
TB Bryant ILL.,
ARCADE Robert. Morris Butler antcy, Singleton
Walker, H Potts w Clarke, Dyer, Jas Johnson W
Thomp'on, J c Mott J 7 Nolsn La I Wnhngton Den
I'M Smith, Arki Williams, NJ Lewis, Texas w Pearson,
w Creswei, Miss; R Taylor Va.
Vanbbber o; Robert Perry Sanford Perry Parcel
hendsn, John Williams Rockwell Boone Marsh, 4
Mnsh Ltteohn Strong and servant La Jas PaIsons,
Ltelme Hoage, w FRAZIER Crane Miss; 7 Simpson,
81 Louis Durand Lee Hamilton MOBILIZE Turner, Val Jas
Anderson, A R Spencer Ark
ST LOUIS Il Beatty Chinn Story.
La Andrews, Edwardson, Ais; hss WILSON, Martin,
Reysods chicage Jas Smith, lady son. Bnney Ak;
I Perrin N 0; D Blair, Miss.
VERANDA T Blnir, Gsrgsr Ohio; Becky Sam Dryden
Lswson A Morgan Is; W NJ Smith, Mobile Martini Mo;
Dr BordIey, Msmphis w II Sapun, Ky; l. Parker, M
Campbell, Tstas Hansey Q; " H Paen, Y; d Cogan,
rotler Ii snd = -
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EDa4iuermacher's Hydro Electric

" Il "A L u u II Il L N .
E ANEW and NOVEL mode applying powerful remedial
agent constructed garments next the
skin producing constant ELECTRO
MAGNETISM, efecng
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
from the most acute pain, and also permanent
NERVOUS DISEASES
seldom has failed instant relief and FINAL
PERMANENT CURE by being according directions to tho
following disessas:
RHEUMATISM, UTERINE PAINS,
GOVT sciATIcA, PALPITAT1oN OF THE HEART,
PARALYSIS, PERIODICa Al HEADACHE
PAINFUL &sWELLED JOINTS ST. yITUs DANCE
NEURALGIA OF THE FACE, GENERAL DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE SPINE, PAINS OF THE CHEST,
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS, MYSTERIES, DYSPEPSIA.
Alb DISEASES
that are caused by deficient of NERVOUS FLUID
greatly relieved permanently cured by simply wearing
for a few houta each day.
BE IT UNDERSTOOD
Thait' not claimed that all di,eass which
tits recommended and boldly DEFY that no
medicinal agent of ANY KIND hn performed so MANY CURES
during the lnst year. Of those diseases just named as
PULVERMACHER'S ELECTRIC CHAINS
And to prove this assertion defy any produce many
WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES Scientific Phycisp
and intelligent patients may pamphlet Of tbrr
pages to be had CRATIC at the establishment Sherman st.
Charles strset-only Agent.
The Electric fra introduced in Fraee IN s5o and
being subjected to the
THOROUGH AND RIGID TRIAL,
o 'h hst medical men in Paris they found strange
and marvellous power in relieving pain wherever applied ter
w,
secured by letters patent by the French Government.
lhey are now introduced in almost Hospital England Ger
May Austria Belgium and patented countries where they
have become the
MOST POPULAR CURATIVE AGENT IN THE WORLD!
They were FIRST introduced the one aimee.
and went through the e TRIAL Europe intro
auGsd into every Hospital in New York where they in daily
use escting eyenNoRE WONDERFUL CURES than had
fore bsen them.
lhey are highly recommended by Pro Mott Van Buren,
Post and othe who have published views Of their ana
daily practice Of commenting to patients fun
a'F opinion may also be found every phamph aud sent to tn.
any person the sats byGppng post pa the Under
snsa' The chains can be sent by mail with descriptions for uS
Price Of Chains, IS %.
Physicians politely and examine their
and pronounce upon their merits N'
ONE WORD MORE TO INyALIDs
NO person need fear that they will accomplish just VIVA. il
claimed they do and all become dgusted
constant pouring down of bottled v are kpdv
and politely invited 10 give them trial.
o. one Cham will ast for and lose ts electric
PsWar by use and can be applied to either child
fsb4 If j A SHERMAN sola Aoont IN Q. c.,,
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SILVER TAIL AND PoeAHoSrAs, Tom SMILEY AND BRrM-
sfoSEThese celebrated cracks fight their battle
over again tomorrow over the Metairie At two o'clock
Tom ana bsfone go at mile heats in harness. three
in Ave and at half past three SHE, Tail and Pooehoi
go the 1t will be remembered that posg5,,to
beat our citys fsvorte SgeY Tail on Sunday last when
he was out of condition and could not bring her back
second heat under thirty The battle is not always to tho
swift and Siirs well known game may bring him to The
winner in their second contest The race between
Tom and Birthstone will be most exciting one Both naus
will bring host Of friends to the The betting will
be lively
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DAILY CRESCENT.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB'Y 4, 1854

The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued to-day, con
tains an immense variety of interesting read
ing, including in its contents the Foreign intei-
1igence received by the Liverpool steamers !;
market reports; full reports Of the proceedings
Of Congress and the State Legislature editorl-
ais correspondence domestic news BY telegraph
aud mail together with much entertaining lit
erary matter. original and selected. Copies
can be had at the office, 9S st. Charles street,
or at Morgan's, Exchange Place, done up in neat
wrappers for the mail
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Complimentary Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, February 9, 1854
MR.. ROWLAND g. STOREY

NEW ORLEANS, February 1854
MR.. ROWLAND g. STOREY.
Dear Sir In revolving my mind bost expre nv ,ense
Of professional kill and WORTH appropriate me-
hod suggests Benefit Mnagers the scspe
umrh take great pleasure in placing establish
ment disposal for Saturday. the h nstan trusting the
proceeds will evnce the appreciation Of
of public that soeisl and professional proximity
upon Truly yours, ISAAC A. VAN AMBURGH.
VAN AMBuRGH's AiENAGERIE, February s. 1884,
ISAAC A. VAN AMBURGH Esq.
Dear Str Your atterng this morning jus received and
although detect in it the Partially Sngsndssd profess
and long standing friendship believe this token of
kindness scarcely @ proud of this your
good opinion twers already public ho CON-
mendaions am ambitious to win.
With great respect, yours ROWLAND S, STOREY,
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Masonic Books,

j G. NJ 0 R G A MS,
Exchange Place,
. - Adjoining hs t-ofdss.
LAND MARKS OF MAsoNRY-2 vola. BY G. Moore Editor Of
Masonic Magazine
ANALOGY OF ANCIENT CRAFT MASONRY TO NATURAL AND
REVEALED RELIGION By Scott Master of the Grand
Lodge Of Mississippi
THE MYSTIC CIRCLE AND AMERICAN EIANn pf,oV or NJ,
S0NRY. - ~
tREEMAsoNs' MONITOR. By A. Davis
The IEMPLARs' TEXT BOOK. By Cornelius Moore
OUTLINES OF THE TEMPLE; Masonry in its Moral Aspects, By
e Moore -
MASONIC CHART ~
TIE tREEMAsoN's MANUAL. BY Rev. J. X Stewart
MELODIES FOR THE CRAFT or, Songs for Freenacns
TRESTLE BOARD.
NJ NJ. Observation-Disclosures
MASONIC CARPET, etc.
feb+ 9t2p INV n NJopoIN
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Complimentary Correspondence.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE, New Orleans, Jan. 90 1854.
TO c. IT, Waterman, E2 Of Committee Balls and Benz
lffs g kfreaet'f Charitable Assocjaliol
DEAR sIR-Alow through you Chairman Fremen'.
Charitable Association the Theatre
annually the 9Th February o long Benefit to
estnRble Association, with private donation
account.
On which will uieavor
of good object and which will approval
the public.
An early will oblge your humble servant B. DEBAR
NKw ORLEANS, January 7O 1854
To B. DeBar, Esq, Lessee Of III. ST. CAar Theatre Orleans:
DEAR SRWe have the honor behalf the
Association Of New Orleans acknowledge the
muncaon under date of the So u rendering
Annual Benefit Theatre February long az you
remain Lease of same.
In accepting kind osr express feeling of graft
liberal private donation propose making
Yours, respectfully, CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN C. MoLELLAN,f
JAMES H. wlNGFIELD,
iau3l ID JAMES BEGGS a..
sT. CHARMS THEATRE, New Orleans, Feb. l. 1854.
Waterman 7 Chairman On Ball, and BeHt6 of F;re,s MI
Charitable As0e4t0R:
Enclosed you will fnd Mr. Gabriel Rave ten
deriug the valuable services himself troupe Fmtns
Benef Mcnday Evening the 9TH which have accepted
Yours etc. B DEBAR.
DsBAR EsqEseemed Sir Observing You rendered
the Fsmen's Charitable Association Benefit to take
place Monday, February 9Th, Charles Theatre can
only feel it incumb duty my mite the bonds
of charity Permit offer the services and troupe on that
OCCASION entirely the disposition of yourself gallant
OF the Crescent City. subscribe myael, yours ETC.,
feb9 I'd GABRIEL RAvEL.
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MpD FELLOWS, WALL--pOpuLARL EG=

p TUkES BY j. s. HouGHToN. NJ. DThe preventing
FELLOW tt.NEH CHOLERA CtLS EYER, other Lis.
'aIee Of Son hem Climates WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS
lg2tes 10 Gentlemen only, SUNDAY EVENING February
AHS ~ EsDAf, February !, Al hnitpast o'clock.
adj lUESDA February
9tFAS Eye-sight to tht
'SS I9t4l o. lltel without medicine Spsctaelts.
~ tiQQSttlON wall introduce a and
BY which defective eye sight be Eaost instantly re-
tloE d. and perfect sight speetacles.
ole sHty and years print for
selves. ' ~ ~ "'u 'ee ioi y9St-
- admission 10 Gsntemeu's Lectures 95 cents.
- Morning Leetltss 10 Ladies' free OF charge.
e County an State Agents the rs.
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FoR VteEsBuSG.-The fine steamer Southern Belle,
Captain J. NJ White leaves to-day for the above port
Our friends travelling that way find better quar-
tiers courteous officers
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POPULAR LEeTuRrs.-The attention of our readers is
directed to the of lectures about being delivered
at Odd Fellows Hall by Prof Houghton The first lecture
will be given tomorrow evening for gentlemen only Sec
advertisement
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ag~ We are indebted to Mr. j. B. Gibbs clerk OF the
steamboat Eliza for Louisville and Cincinnati papers and
to Mr. Tucker clerk of the steamer T. P Leathers for
late dates from Memphis
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NoLTAle cHArNs-Dr Sherman of st Charles street is
agent for puvermachers yoaic Chains. which are spe
eialy commended for nEaids. full description will be
found in advertisement in another column
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L ECTuRES IN LYCEI

z LECTURES IN LYCEUM HALL.-Professor
"a ALESANpkR DlAillRYs LECTURES on GRECIhN HIS
foxy and tlliEAIlOS, MORALS, GOVERNMENTS LETTERS
Ar Is, etc. will be delivered TUESDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS
o'clock. ''' f As'
Tickets be procured the Steel Norman
q Wh and OF Morgan; the Co. and AZ
WefIsln al tee Library in the Guy Hall and at the Office
CSS Enl Liksntse, at she door Of The Lyeapm Hall.
aF Prices Of Tickets the Course-S5 admitting Gentleman and
Is w W Ion Single Ticket for the Course. Single admissions r
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PrAenE's YARErrEs-A great bill was presented last
evening and another is out for tonight The legitimate
drama is now confined to the Varieties
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STRAYED.--Came to the Subscri- sR--J
~ tsT's Huse, BROWN HUNTING DOG, with s=sssssS
Steel Coils round his neck The S- Al No
Reigsr between peydra Hsyia streeta ea
neHses ttehi liz WV, Smith.
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TO tae Ladies .

NJ A D P L A ITEM
s Respectfully offers her the Ladies' Of New ~
1Asnsn o. me following diseases: PRoLAPSUS uTERI
GoReEhENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by her that has met
'he mosd'''nguhed Surgeons Paris London and New
ne' o. winch she has ample testimony mnny
respectable lsdies she usaes
Oh as Uterus not of canceous nature can be cured
Madam deyotes herself exclusively to the diseases
can be consulted DAILY, at herreadonce, "'N
mylS eptf 80 g.
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Drugs, .Hestctn es q,ses Cl.en,icaFs.

DIR. L. ], CoxE, No. 95 Camp street
ES- DIR. E. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS in s.ten,vo o +.
nearly fifteen year,, have by intrinsic merits ACQUIRED
unsurpassed tfeqaaled by similar The NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP
EXTRACT OF coPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA AND CrTBERs
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
PoW DIVIDE. AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES ava HEN-
tB- For sale by Drnggats ganerallv
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College, she,byysi1e, Kv.

tS Ente re-otganzed under the supervi Of Dr. A. GUENTZ
amoa experienced Educator E W. MORGAN Di,tn
sDished Graduate Of West Point assisted complete Erd uneo
monty efficient Faculty
fFr Taen1anbe, Of Students strictly limited. -a4
THIS Insulation empowered to couc Dygts aots
THE LOCATION ia sapBtiors and delightful
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from snrnr4 No
well as Colossal Ca.erns
buDNGs very Spacious Commoas Dampueus oc etc
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior n Departments
me LIBRARIES number upwards Ofve thousRnd yOlumes
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough aud ndap,d IN
ALL PURPOSES OF PRACTICAL LIFE embracing ali called
English and Commercial Branches together with the Cl.,.e
Mathematics Modern languages Philosophy Engineering Cool
ogy Chemistry etc, pursuit of all Of which
stades extraordinary opportunities are offered
DISCIPLINE Parental but at the corHteniouy strict ip
IN accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of his
Institution.
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL eop,ribnt
greatly promotion of Health mpsrs a ysrI,,nIr
ETC., etc. the other band, MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engenders habits of Pune!uat, Regularity Order Neapess
Person, etc, etc.
tEr United with this Collegeisa
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCBOOL
both Of which receive particular In the
Boys FROM twelve years upwards are admitted
sS ih ensuing Term commences the st February 1884
DR. "A GuESTZ President.
COL. E. ". MORGAN Y p ofsh.bv coI,sua
E The President Of this College at the ST CHARIrs
The close The peparo to take
charge ofStudenta this City.
EE- CATALOGUES, exhibiting Terms Ell NAV hs b, \. a.
Office of this paper. "
~ APPLICATIONS and DIRECTIONS Of parents who 5.,ir.
personal interview be left the Charles Io.qI
The pub following gentlemen NJ No. o
and vicinity @
l. D. ADDISON. Sem Esa LANES tIopKt,,s r.
l. D. ADDISON, Jun, Esl., ED WILL JtjtiNSsT0k' r.
THOS. ASSLY, 81, FAN ~ a. ~ ~ Esq,
DIR. b DENHAMER, REV DR. II. Sl ~ H ~ |ttseebt1
p Ptin ~ b9Kht Eqn ALPHONSE MILTENBERGER
COL G. J DOBYSs, NJ O. Il EopTnN NJ,
HON GARNETT DUNCAN, fTsr., ~
FELLOWES ESQ. HON JIThEF N"t,2n se2
WILLIAM FELLDWES, Eco, nj 81 Ir,nois tNitiNes
'tA"'0'' fp ESQ Key JOSEPH b. WALKER
vrtIr,,, * tiarriaoH) Wh WHITEHEAD ESQ
ian7 2w2dp&4w5dp N - S"'H'peh)
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49, To the steamers Southern Belle and the Peter Tel
lon We beg leave return thanks for bundles of news
papers from Louisville, Memphis, and yicksburg.
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The .vsao Orleans Printing House,

NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET,
(BeNesn Poydras and Ns,ches)
proprietors, W; SCOTT SHERMAN,
g Establishment are executed ctIEApLY SE4rI
EXPEDITIousLY, all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH
As....
Books' DAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
BLANKS FOR PUBLICoFFICES DIARIES
NorARIAL BLANKS SALES RECEIPTS
CUSTOM. HOUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
CoUNTINGHpUSE do, SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do POSTERS
CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS, LABELS
BILLS OF LADING, IHAND,RGLLs,
MANIFEST HEADS, FIREMEN's CERTIFICATES
CIRCULARS, BALL AND sotREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs, TIoNs, etc, etc.
Ia- PRINTING IN COLORS. ~6R
BALL AND sofREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE etc.,
....FRrsrRD
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere,
ER We have peculiar facilities RULING and BINDING.
E We have Just received choice stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
and CoLoRED CARDS and PAPER, Of various Sizes
great which will print dispose at moderate
rates.
Es We are prepared to print
P 0STERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY coLoRs.
~ VS. use HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and RUG.
sLEs' PRINTING ENGINE-she best now in uss
ID Call and examine specimens prcsu kinds Of tho
york above e ma iera
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SN1's0D0rSEgn.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
Ia" Prepared only by
DIR +. ]. COKE,
No. s5 CAMP STREET
me strongest preparation made, which daily used for the
cure OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANGr-
hENT with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM
" 10 had at No. IS Camp street. and pragsa genersv m
rs cents ~, ~, A
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.V0s.sasG7e's

Caapefitg.
TOD & CO.,
100 CANAL STREET. ToURo BUILDINGS
COM MISSION CARPET WARER0OM
EE Have hand large and beautiful aslortmontof
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG
Wbish to sell low close consgumsnss
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
One Hundred Pieces designs apart
meht.
MATING.
-.u.= 80, 81 and "a CHECK FANCY aud WHITE.
WALL PAPER HANGINGS. e
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Strangers and Residents,

T Please take that now for SALE at
No. ~ CAMP STREET,
A large and we'll stock Of
FINE JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES
CHAINS,
SILVER and
NJ, > - PLATED WARE
FANCY ARTICLES,
which he will sell at unusually low prices, mostly
AT AND UNDER COST, to close business
fB Alsot variety of CLOCK SHADES
very low. @. REDON,
ian30 lOt9p 70 Camn .,rsot
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ER. R. nc.
THE THREE REMEDIES
B The Three Remedies employed cure of disease bv N.
n lsoy are quick esctpA and PleAAnt shsr Of
h9 H. H. H. used they their neutraizlpr III,
effects ofdssass and disnfectng poisonous virpense
ACHES AND PAINS
are relieved instantly by R. R. Relief panps of
ma darling pao4yn OF Neuralgia ara and
and the most ghiful swelngs quickly removed
LAMENESs.
PERSONS suffering rom senes weakness and the iopt
cohaetons Of the tendoas loss muscular strength win
minutes after the Of r.. r. Relief "
FEEL NEW LIFE
sop through the dsabsd joints and limb joint and usc, b,
come sniyensd with health and strength.
L. H. r. r. is sold by Drugs everywhere Sc, that tbs IT,.
signatures Of RADWAY co. upon label of each bole
JOHN WRIGHT d CO., General Agents,
ha it2p I51 Chart res stroot n
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Drugs, Medicines, Eses,f.t,,, eg.,s, ese-

pI Ihe subscriber you'd respectfully call the attention Of
s9pT;Hs every article in he gs Of business which Cd
season SODA WATER AND MEAD the very best annit
WI Dc t9Gnd at with all Mineral WSteTs
such as CONGRESS, BLUE LICK etc. ETC. Bar Rnns - 90
EoIIiEY RTrrRps ~ a., oNE oNt1 ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
apl dAWlys Drnggist and ApohecaY COZ cann
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valentines,
AT j. G. MORGAN,s,

Exchange Place, adj dining the Post-oaics.
ey- subscrber VALENTINES for 1854 cona
of entirely NEW PATTERNS and style superior to
that he has before offered to the public
feb3 St9p j. c. MORGAN.
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lie To
Mr. Munday presented the report Of the special COM
tees appointed by the Governor in 1853 to examine
at jackson. -''-4e 1AeS AeAi
The Committee are of the opinion that the arrange
ments are comfortable can be expected es
On motion, the report ordered To he npbi.baa in
the State paper, ~ pao"eneu -
In the House, after rsundry matters. fit for
the Clerk to record, but not for any other chron-
ioler, Mr.. WALES offered resolution to anno;nt
select committee to inquire whether there are
any constitutional grounds why the New Orleans
members should not lose their seats because of
the failure Of the Legislature to pass registry
law for New Orleans as required by the Gonsti.
tuition.
Upon this resolution long and exciting de-
bate arose, on the merits of the questions inyoly
cd IN the resolution, in which Messrs Wales,
Campbell, Roberts of New Orleans, Beecher,
Jordan, Pearce, Phillips, Mccormick and Grand
mont participated.
Without attempting to give the part borne in
the debate by each speaker. I will andeovo,. -
P.eseh. eohslsely the main points made in the
discussion. remark, however, in the outset,
Ihat though the motion of inquiry came from .
Wing and was only sustained by Whigs pat II
was evidently an uneoncerted move, ana oft.n |
the late legislative strangling of the same snb.
Ject, brought on only by the volunteer zeal Of
single member to discharge what he consdered
an imperative duty to the Constitution. The
question enlisted an united democratic opposi-
ton for they Of that faction never fail to stand
by all doings Of their confederates; but the
wings were far from rallying in the same man.
N offA
most alone
On the one part, the Resolutions were treated
quite resentfully, as an attempt not only to