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MELBOURNE and CHINCHA 1sLANDs-Pub-
WI nfIsoTRSE AND THE cHINcHA ISLANDS WIFE Ut
sELTrEEs OF LIZA AND VOYAGE AROUND IdE
Would By Geo. w Peei. vol limo with Illustrations
Price Ell ..-..,.,;,.
ma, peh concerning tue proc
of fh full account OF the Shinen snds ne
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A. Of have not sely r-f sftr oae
ts entertaining and WITH % saA
S.en , ~ SuIlsr usiter, N. Y. Eveains Posf
emporium VI 1 JUST ISSUED
rpr Gar HIS COURT AND PEOPLE BY AAx~sL
vol limo 81 az III ssssd 81. n =. v.., VOL.
i2E s9M i' IIsHis AND SHADOWS By Arthur vol
Inc my pTpiis OF GREATNESS By Neriir vol lsnO So.
i CHARLES scRlBNER No li5 Sas'aae-
TRUE MANLINEss.,Ihis work, now ready con ?.
a. k.r,. Wee The Of Cify Lie The Csins
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WIN HENRY LYON, Pusasaer. No 3e Brosf"'J'
NV HICKOK's MORAL SCIENCE.-The second
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NJ L L I + n
vi FAREWELL CONCERTS,
FOR EUROPE
will commence
MONDAY. NAY IS
FOR TEN NIGHTi ONLY

CRYSTAL PALACE-The New York Crystal Palace
" temporarily elosd order receive and world
q besufU articles from Earope and eosntJ
preparatory Re0penitg and S
the an Of May Fan p.calsr Of the Interesting esre-
monies Of vi be published In due time T~o prkes
nad dollars each offered for the b two ODE. Ia
honor Of Industry Invention and the As 70 be sung the rein
the Ne~York Bsoue Society Numbering
honere the ods 10 be in BY n. 5th Inst
Assoetop Exhibition OF the Industry Of al S.uons
strongly upon eli Mechanics herehsn Msnufs
overwhelming Importance Of dhpVns theh
choicest specimens ID the Crystal Palace
being made with the various sseanbost snd
Rsro.d the country pesenfe
the Crystal Palace sresy reduced rses Of travel and don.
viii soon be psrfeced eacoseo 70 secure "a n'o
member Of visitors o this magnificent e5terpnss -
the rsOoenpg 4h OF Nay notT1th
exrordnsry attractions the Of admission viii
be hut IS cents -.
prices OF admission after the Inauguration viii BE-
on eli days ereep, saturdays and Mondays 80 cents
Children Under ~ years Is cents
On Saturdays and Mondays wi bout rssrdto age y cents
BARSUM President
B-The Railroad Cars leave the ef the Asor
every minutes and Broadway Csna every three
direct leaving Il the
p.I.. 49, NJ nur1fhi a "a
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ts~ssbeybood Of the Uhieu.-The members Of OUVRiER
nSCir No requested attend the regular meeting
MONDAY EVENING 2ih s for the sosseop Of oasibes Of
BEN. PRICE : W
sp WIN. ARBUThSOr T.. w.
A errra
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TIE Original .
GEORGE CHRISTY and WOODS MlNsihhLo'
u No "a Brosdsay. above dowsrdH
Open every Evening during the Meek -,,r,,,>,
THE NEW BURLETrA UNCLE TON E'Ehi h'LNiE''
THIS WEEK. p..-u.,...,
H. Woo. ..eS'N
Georse Chrisy stage Manafef
Door, open ct at oeloef Tickets % cent"
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS, No. 500 Broadway
hopEN EVERY NIGHT. MONDAY EVENING, April a
- ans he wsri the celebrated BursQae the opera OF
NV Ne LUCIA DI LAMMERNOOR
The ipmtsble @ SWAINE BUCKLEY Is EpuAkpo
Concert CO N no noes o'clock Admission - eens
ct. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, No 400
~ Broadway, the block sith The or-,
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL -
WHITES sERFNADERS-flRST WEN VI
DAN BOwERS
The Ethiopian froa The Southern and Western
Tbeaters IN connection " it'll the fayorites
CHARLEY WHITE.
DAN EMMETT and
HUGH D0SNELLY. .
Doors oren Concert Admsion . esn Un
every SUNDAY EVENING viii be given GRAND sAShSD
cnNH u his Hall
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Cost an0 fonn0.

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CAUTION Lost, sundry CERTIFICATES OF
u 4Tso SHARES of the WASHINGTON MINING COM
pkNY STOCK b,ued and Endorsed b. simon hsndsosamf
and witnessed BY Charles sumner Tue pubic are ssaoass
ssn,t or said stock cannot Do sfsa
f.i by sny other 81 the ConPssys one'
No 70 Brcsost-
1,0IIND--A manuscript ON True Poteness" The
II owner esa hsveu by calling at rribane 0hee.
d snA REWARD.-Stolen from the store OK
ROUU UBsDELL, PEARSON kLAke, No ni B,os1ysy'
~ srssy pisht ian inst 100 WHITE CRAZE shAWtS
embroidered in four The above reward wh %
raid for recovery Of the goods or In proportion ZOE any p
hereof by applying 40 shove
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- ,, "a v car ,oar los ssrrsts cad sehsn - raS.
h go - Ga nsvsp~fA p.mphssss ol sssoo, soee &c
ISL "a ~ysas old ,oots old rstsss, Cd
s.,S - vsss paper VI ell sos knds and ns,s whsh ~
Ls sssehssr Z q Nss Is end n Ansse, eessesah
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vJNHE GREATEST PAINTING Of the AGE
i From so Dsg1err-oyPes
yONTSS PASrOSCOPE OF CALIFORNIA, NEBEAShA
AND SALT LAKE
Isr,hihi,ips At APOLLO ROOMS No Ee Broadway.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEA
sipsls ,duisson. i've admissions, 81 See small
hils ar nqslre in rescn the eaerprise the oes
New purchase tiesets -, ,<,,-, ~
Letters shoGd be addressed 70 J. "EsLEi 'oNS> AP'i'
Roous No Ao Broadway " 4
1,HF BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AkT
COLLECTION the complete made BY COS PsTsos Of
.rrprSTiC Picturs Guido si-nps "A l21 Sfnse1r
c,otto M.mui TsrusDo Leonardo Vns Hssssei
sn nn,sncIina Ssivstor Nel.sqaef Mamie, kaoen~
" ~ Trnier LEW Rembrandt Ossde Rrysdse fcasa
or-sipe sir Re- poda hosare west so
Hcr,ee Verpes No rs Broadway. Atnlsrn . eea,s
rvrpy poDy WILL GO to the HOPE CHAPEL
r. "a ,bo,e Grard Tabeanx coGnrrys
Az why not They psrehse hney hSsrsyse s
s sSa .i or wv ~ nspspay and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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4 SITUATION BY Protestant Girl as Seamstress
N ana und.rtsn6. family viliaf TO assist 10 the ear
shsren and shsnbersork Cal 81 No - West z''as. 0s'
h. or trrnf ata
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rT,O BLAST FURNACEMEN.-A Gentleman, eE-

ITO BLAST FURNACEMEN.-A Gentleman, ex-
p.snesd o. q st "a,
capable Of eondacnG al business eoon cea
proposals for ersssensns - Afsa oooc sr
~hcn required Adde'S d. v" NO w 'Pfat ~
corner OF Wooster.
ITO COTTON MANUFACTURERS.-Wa .
,eeore land Cotton ThrOssis Twsssr A1dr A l. b.
ALLING Derby, Com.
ITO FURNACE MEN.-WANTED an Experienced
Mar AZ curos for Heavy csstDu To sch s1s.snt en-
oo emf and sood wages s e Gwen Apply the foUNohf
CO, W1efbGry Conn.
ITO GAS-FITTERS and BRASS-FINISHERS-
One Of each Conssst vork and god Appy 70
BkOws No u WsIs tesps nent) Between IL ana Soci c.
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Il Denysvo- s. feets each
DENY yo. u sheets each
Cap 3 70 sheets each
Cap S 70. sheets each
Gao vo- L sheets each
A fuli .ssorf-ert Of the sbove on hn d
No lSs Nassau q
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,,la boatl IL was he alone who killed the two
hears and il, through his generosity, have
showed the Illusion to last 50 long. it was simply
r. s,r this reason; the affront which gave him
Was public one, the PREPARATION ought e rs
public likewise, Inow declare that Monsls ~
tfat I shall maintain IL towards all and agalnst
&c This time, at least, Ishall not take up Jour
cauntlet.n said Monsieur d, Argentine
Il There's q brave young man s. cr,ea Ivy ny
pareur. whom his MASTER had admitted @ nls
fable. and who endeavored TO conceal q iur. q
tear . Nothing could better prove e ne, sir,
that with d little experience you VII Dc e
calm IN the presence Of bears, as you are' ai1
snre. Id the face Of an enemy. ".
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s ssos0 Ready For action.
8. N. ODY,
c or'aef- Canal street and Exchange Place,
Has Just completed the opening hin nacent
utot Ike ls8 vtgsaf
a IL sss SHIRTS
/, a7slsl AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING c. ,ons
ana AIRED to offer unusual uneqaao
ssssss wa lends and the public to paironir H..
MooDYs SHIRTS ~ A08
are sefebated fo their elegance Of Eta f., ,g a
lssss will never i.fF ~ @"s M ou''0ns 'hh'
HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIT 49,, So s,.o ~
mandatory IL New York. 80 Eoss " W. M as ss ms
ss 45g4 uNDERsHIR' As AND DRAWERS
of Msrno, Angi ,la and LAM "a, wao, an, r a s, H.,
nell ION Fleecca ,na,,, y GUS eaAa ana snaAef IAN
cry and uaElier Cur. nena -"1.'' i'o'i'
in ha rmportation Norway Cashmere Cloth Tlsur
An, s hierino and Boys. Laaiss'and Gsna Gauntls,s
=, gI7aE5 g &hl s3,i.g CRAvATs. tEs+-s
Napoleon Beaufort Albert waterford De Jo,nv
ae d opea Byron and Ties elegantly Figured and
sqRarsa all designs; ssr Wedding and soirse ca
va'' =, and SELF Adjusting Stocks.
POCKET HANDKERcHIEFs.
FineF andana spafed China Cords and Pones sin va ,bs,
emns, ii i fe D'' A 1os' zach ready
HAN DsoNE PATTERN DRESSING ROBES from "a.
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS very large assortment from
15i fakng Canes Peffumey She'll Combs Porte Mpns;a.
ioe. Articles Dressing and Writing case and every Thing for the
Genlt mems Wardrobe e ~ ~
SIN RTs MADE To ORDER, . ut Rua,autsss
All Goodu marked in plain figures ffou ,vhob M asv;s;,, IA
- T Copy the address inquire IL vop ara Al
s. N. MOoDY,s
Neworears Shirt and Furnishing Emno,ir,n
nd Exrhsn p..a
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The arrival of Capt. Gibson at Washington on
the 4th inst, caused much commoton in that place. it
being supposed his visit is in way connected with
forthcoming letter threatened by Mr. Belmont relative to
his The Captain brought valuable collection Of
Oriental works. valued at thousand dollars forwarded
by Mr. vattemare to the State Department tits thought
Capt Gibson has important disclosures to make res
tive to the late ministerial conference at ostend The
Important documents which SO providentiay fell into
hands will be given up to the State Department
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Late Publications.

Late Publications..
is.. FOR SALE AT THE ~.
NEW ORLEANS STA'fIONERs WARFHousE
FkeeoIs FOR THE FIREsI. or FACT AND FANCY Nav
Work; BY Peter Farley. '5777s T77'-. \ '
tKEAT's POLITICAL woR ga N., x,,,,.
THE HEARTH STONE; by s. o.rood.
LETTERS FROM RIO NE ~" Al N'''
TEE fouIh VI ADAME De LoNGUEvnLE- translated from
the French, by F. W. Ricotd 0 '0ih
EMILY HERBERT; by NJ j. Mcintosh. ''' N'''A
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LrFEpsr. r,sh z4
EASY WARREN AND HIS coNTE,,po MN .n,r,
coggesba. e' ny w. l.
BY Hoa Charles Gayarre. 'AAsA !
az Jnsi received by
j. B.. STEEL:
,xo.. Law Publisher Bookseller and
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.FesU Goods.
SILKS, EMBR FRIES, ETC.
The undersigned takes the liberty calling
ladies 10 his splendid stock Of rich
SILKS .4ND EAIBROIDERES,
which he has just received ship Muhsuse All
these articles LATEST STYLES great
and will DO sold at VERY LOW PRICES They c0na
part Of
Scotch Plaid SILKS ali colors =.=-
r Plain GRoS DE NAPLES, all eolors;
Plain Black TAFFETAs, all widths;
Black and Drab SATIN DE CIuNE
a@ Do ROYAL ARNUR;
Do yENETIENNE;
Do and Colored rEKIN sATISs; E.
Do do sATINs;
Do do eros D'EcoIsE; ~|.
Do Purple and DtAb Watered SILKS;
m.. Do and Colorsd DAHAsKS;
Do do Plain and BRoCADE MORE AN
TQuE
White GRos DE TOURS Damssk for Bridal Robes;
colored do do do very rich;
do PoMPADouR do do -o . Il.
Brocaielle DAN1AsK DRESSES with rich Founeings;
Black Colorod SILK yELvETs, for clo,ks;
Rich Evening GAUZE DRESSES with Flosncings;
Do do CREPE 40 do
Do white MUSLIN DRESSES do
Do GU1PURE TonETrEs
Do APPLICATION DE BRoXELLEs vIoLETTEs;
Do MEDALIIoNs with Lace do
Do JACoNET yIoLETTEs, for Ladies and Children; .a.
COLLARS AND SLEEVES Mourning and half Mourning
Embroidered Linen Cambria HDKFs with Embroidered nednioua
WoRsTED DAMASK, for curtains; ...-.
Do SILK do
Real JoUvNs GLOVES all coo Men, Ladies' and Children
Real French Linen sHEETING (Creonne);
Wooden and Cotton RED BLANKETS;
Do do for Children, etc. ETC.;
He has also constantly store, Of GOODS SUIT
ABLE FOR PLANTATIONS He would call particular attention
Of Planter, h Large stock READY MADE CLOTHING manu-
hctured in this city by various amA nothing wanting
either for the quality the goods workmanship
p. A. HEBRARD,
n CanpIs trest. Rnyai Torro 3pitd;,ga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

We find the following in the Mobile Adver-
tiser Of Sunday; Last night between 10 and II o'clock
the cry OF murder heard Government street,
opposite Dr. Leverts residence The police in the vi
entity ran to the spot and found Mr. Hopkins lawyer
Of the firm Of Hopkins, Delany Hurte CONT street,
lying insensble the side walk from the effect Of two
severe blows upon the headone breaking the bone Of
the nose laying open the forehead the other
confusion behind the Mr. Hopkins robbed, hut
Of what amount IL not known. Ne should judge from
the appearance Of the cash upon the face that the blow
was inflicted after he had been struck down from behind
When found Mr. Hopkins still grssping the fragment
OF his cane which had been broken ia two In the middle
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Tapestry assd brussels Caypesiast
--g..5= -...A lz.s.s z
r E UCEn RICEs

In order to rsduee present large Of VELYRT Ia
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS are now selling them at
aeonsiderable reduction of prices.
Seiuvts purchasers styles and patterns mostly all
neW ad ordered direct from English American
w nave ao on hand large THREEPLY
MEDALLION, ToUHNAY, YELToN other CARPET: COCOA
anu CHINA MATTENG TABLE PIANO COVERS at all uriesa
and N grsat variesy DRUGGET LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS
WlNpow SHADES of all sizes and prices RODS HAIR
oLoFa RUGS MATs-which mar ret pces
n13 2p1w A. BROussEAU &, m
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MORE FAcMITIEs.--We learn from the 'incin
natl Commercial that the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company have in view to establish express train be-
tween Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE leaving each place about
noon, and running through in five hours sure, making
other stops than necessary taking wood water
In connection with this train the Madison and Indiana
polls Railroad Company propose to train from North
Vernon to Indianapolis to arrive in the latter city at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

The boat saved from the Arctic, and taken to
Philadelphia by the Osprey, tested the 4th inst
under the charge Of Captain stotesbury at the request of
Mr. Collins. Fiftyseven full grown embarked in the
boat and rowed about the river for half hour
with the bulwarks sixteen inches out of water Among
the persons board number of captains who
agreed ia the opinion that the boat would have been per-
fcy safe with sixty persons provisions water etc., in it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
INDIAN TROUBLES. Creeks and Kee
ehies-The Fort Smith Herald. of the 2sth ut says:

We learn from Mr, j. W. washbourpe Seminole agent,
who arrived in town Tuesday last from his agency,
that the keeehies, time ago into the Creek
country and stole about forty head of horses and
head OF cattle, killed horse and COW and ate them
party of about three hundred Greek Warriors with Tuck
abetchee at their head started last week In pursuit
the Keeches to their horses and cattle and
punish the thieves. The Greeks hare also ready one
thousand warriors in the event of any of their be-
XIII any Of the Creeks they will extermnate the whole
trihe.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

The ship Anna Large, from Bremen, arrived
at Baltimore % the 4h inst with $50 passengers Is of
whom died Of ship fever during the voyage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

ABDucTISG INDIAN CHfLDREs. This practice
longing of the Indian tribes in the northern part
Of the State have been stolen They taken to the
southern part Of the State and there sold san Francisco
Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
A correspondent of the Boston

A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, writing
from Marsees states that the English Consul at that
place had received reliable information that the
fearful raTages of Cholera devastating Messna
less than sixteen Thousand persons having fallen VIC
Tins out of population of 100000 A mortality hardly
less than during the prevalence of the great plague
1Tta Y j ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

A man was found among the salt-works at
Syracuse N the ID inst badly bruised and insen.
sibie He died the next day. 1t supposed that he
had been knocked down and robbed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

Eight more deaths have occurred from the
effects Of the late Rock Island Raroe accident ct 10
let Ill., and among them is the wife am children
W. G. Laughlin Of Gettysburgh, Pa Tvs ntyive other
lie dangerously i'll at Joliet.
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On Tbnrsdav week the stae,

On Thursday week the stage of Msssrs. Wee
don Co., from MaysFie to Flemingsburg, Kys while
racing with opposition line. upset while both
coaches side by side and running at the top of the
horses speed A Mr.. Beard, of Bath county,
vsrey injured by the upset that his leg had to be ampu
fafa
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Ladies', Read This /!

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The Rev. Thomas NJ Clarke, D. D., recent'lJ
elected Bishop of the Protest. ant Episcopal Church
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A deck hand Of the steamboat John Strader
was drowned at Grand Gulf the 18th inst, by falling
from the gangway plank i
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Col. Payne, Of the q. s. Army, entered upoI,
the duties of the Govern orshp Of the o. Military Asy
lum near Washington, on the LIST inst.
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The total loss by the recent fire at Lockport,
New York was S550oD VI
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LAND OFFICE DECISION The Land Register
and Receiver at Edwardsyie Ill., have decided that tn
provisions the Land Graduation bill cannot be extende
in its privileges to minors and the Commissioner Of tn
| General Land Office has sustained their decision. 81
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az JULES LAvERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
the Hon. J. A. Braud. say eaO