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FL hiNN'CLS.
NAHlrh, RED, riNk. WELDON, Blue,
w and Grey ,auucL
ALSu,
One piece lO-i White fac domestic Flannel, u very
desirable article, worthy the attention OF House
keepers, for sale cheap at the Corner store,
LYMAN'S
November 10. lsi3, d&wu
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TThe value of the Machine to Hotels, may be
learned from the following
GADsBr's HOTEL, WAsBISGTos, d. c., Oct 81, 1853.
nave been using kidders Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time am
confident have saved in money rs per cent
the amount paid for the time last year, and be-
heve my light is quite good as before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to
the consumer of gas. W. GADSBI.
AsroR House, Nov. l, 1858.
We have had DR.. Walter Kidder's Gas Regulator
in use at the Aston House, for several months past
We have three Regulators attached to a. many me-
tres, Zone on each) and they supply about 2S0
burners. The Regulator, operate finely they per-
fectly regulate tho burning of gas and with good
light save US a handsome per centage upon our
bills of consumption, say about fifteen dollars a
week, which is equal to twenty-five per cent. on our
gas bills. We consequently feel very great conf
dcnce in the success of the Regulator.
4 STETSnN
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Prepared by J. &. AVER,

T. A, PECK, A. c. SPEAR, GEO. W. ALLEN,
Burlington sIMONDS NEEDHAM, Shell
burne NJ. HALL, IIinesburgh f. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte 5. r. sIMONDS 4 CO., Willi.ton, II.
II. HODGES, Richmond JONATHAN MERRILL,
Winooski.
February 10, 1854, w6mos
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsl
LY NJ A MS.
1854 Spring and Summer Arrangement. 1854
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY LIST, DRY
~ Goods will leave this Depot every four minutes
during the day, from O'Clock A. NJ until ?
o'clock P. NJ, Sundays excepted. Purchaser. will
find larger, better selected, and cheaper lot Of
goods of every description than ever before offered
In the line of
DRESS G OODS s,
our assortment lie complete, viz
Challi Berages, Plain 4 hg'd berages,
Berage De LANES, Plain plaid Poplins,
Nous. De LANES, De Beige,
Ginghams, Mlshns, Prints, &C., g., r.
In the
SILK DEPARTMENT,
we offer greater inducements than ever. First IN
Black silks oil boiled warranted not to crack-a
better silk cannot be produced for the same money
as hundreds in this vicinity give evidence and
AS to Plain and Fancy silks, are not to be beat
either as regards prio, quality or style.
We do not wish to speak in tho praise OF our
Goods, but will say, that if Dry Goods purehas-
ers will give call, all goods will be freely shown
and they then judge for themselves.
Burlington, April 20, 1854 ddwu
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,
DRY GOODS.
IL. &. DAVIS Il Co..

Manufactures Of aud Wholesale Dealers in
REA Y MADE CT OF HIN G
Importers and Jobbers of Cloths Cassimeres, Vests
ings and Trimmings. large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 3 and 4 Exchange, Albany.
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sMpErTENGrLL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
100 NASSAU st. N York & 10 State St. Boston
Notice Extraordinary 4!

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-KNow
1 We That the MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNIMENr
still continues in its triumphant career, conquer
ing and to conquer" all the crouc cases of RHfr-
uArtsM, or those Of recent, acute and innamitory
character 1t never fails in curing Burns, Bruises
or Sprains, For any Sore, Swelling, Eruption or
Pain, it is perfect specific, If You don't believe
it, try For Horses and other animals, it has no
equal in curing Bruises Sprains Sore Backs SPAWN,
Scratches, or any other cause Of Lameness 1t will
soften the hoofs--ubricate the ioints-and heal the
| flesh. u. W. W ~ lBNOOk,
(Successor to A. G. Bragg 4 Co.,)
| Originator and sole proprietor Principal Offices
| 3O4 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis, Missouri
| For sale by all dealers in Medicines.
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piano v'OrtPS.
Sc WING MA CHINE

GROVER. BAKER 4 CO.
THIS MACHINE is now Justly the most approved,
L and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent Offices, i05 Broadway, New York;
ITaymarket Square, Boston and az South ith St.,
Philadelphia ly
september 1853.
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THE SAVING MADE.

Varies with the pressure Of the ga. in the street
mains. Twenty-Five per cent, is acknowledged by
Of the Regulator and places daily reported
to the Company, and the gas bills shown, where 80,
80 and even 10 per cent has been saved. The Cir
crlar Of the Company contains list Of references
sc widely known, and Of such weight in the commu-
nty, that one who desires to use the Regulator,
ctn be at fault, when seeking friends advice to
its merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All orders
fer Regulators, by penny post or mail, punctually
attended to.
FL Call and examine for yourselves at the Office
Of the New YoRK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY, 262
BROADWAY. 5. T. CLARK, Secretary.
r. BRONSON, sole agent for Burlington, who
prepared to furnish and put on Regulators to order
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To tho Musical World.

DIANo FoRTES, BENNETT 4 CO., 36l Broad
i way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety of stvle and size,
from to "a Octaves, from $40 to $1,000 each.
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Brillancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone ghout the entire register of
our Pianos while delicate elasticity of touch hns
been prominently secured all our instruments are
| fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT CO.,
| ly 36l Broadway, New York.
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SILK DEPARTMENT,

Later from the Fisheries.
4 FBW TIERCES SALMON, NO |. MACkEhEL
n and Codf,h-and few BoIe. Candles, which
did nj come from the Fisheries, for sale by
A. 5. DEWEY
~, IN dawtf
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MATCHES, superior article, round and square
WI splints in Round wood and Square Paper Bores,
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CHAS. PARTRIDGE CO., lbs Maiden
Lane New York. ly
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S\ IT..
New l.O0llS.

New Goods.
w Z HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
w market with . choice stock of Grocerie. aud
Provisions, which prepared to sell for Cash
at Low PRICES. We ~ ure the trade and dealers
generally that we have some Good Bargains to offer
them. Please call and examine our stock. The
CASH SYSTEM, is ttt system by which to get so.D
vrRDEs. HERRICk 4 MILES.
Corner King and Water sts.
Nov. 20, 1852. ddwtf
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FLYERS Butter Working Churn.
nECIDEDLY THE BEST CHURN IN USE.
- They worthy the attention of Butter
makers. Also
Cast Steel Shovels.
- do,. of superior quality, at much lower
prices than before offered in Burlington for
sale at the Agricultural Store, Church Street.
JOHN .. PIERCE.
Burlington May lst 1854. ddwtf
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Fruit. &c.

1nh BONES NJ. r. RAISINS.
| lVV 30 quarter do. de
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus. Chestnut-, and nuts Of all kinds
Pickles, Catsup., Preserves, Pepper sauce, Mscca
roni, Vermicell, Nutmeg- Mace, dc., &c, for sale
/ by HERRlCk MILES.
Nov IS. d&wtf
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EtIcachrd lotions.
UNIIR CHEAPEST LOT OF THESE GOODS EVER
i before offered very nice quality at scentsa
yard. Call and look at 'en at LYMAN'S
dHutf
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PERSONAL EXAMINATION.
Engineers and all others connected with Gas Com
p,nes are invited to visit the experimental Room Of
tie Company, and fully satisfy themselves Of the
y,lue of the Regulator.
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The steamer America,

Gong South, leave Rouses Point at o'clock, \.
NJ, on arrival Of Cars Of Champlain and st. Law
rence Railroad from Montreal, reach Burlington at
l0t. A. NJ, in time for tho train Of Rutland and
Burlington Railroad going South and East, and
Whitehall at a o'clock p NJ, in time for the Cars
which reach Troy and Albany at u p. NJ, and
Boats to New York next morning.
Cong North, leave Whitehall at p. NJ, or on
arrival of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
and Schenectady, arrive at Burlington at next
morning. Port Kent S, Plattsburgh Ito6, and arrive
at Rousus Point at A. NJ, aud in time for Cars of
the Chnmplain and st. Lawrence Railroad, to ar
rive at Montreal, at 10 4. NJ, and by Ogdcnsburgh
E.,lr, ii IA Oy,lru-bu AT | o'clOck p NJ
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Fans, Fans.

I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED AND AM NOW
opening a beautiful assortment Of Papier Machie,
and Chinese Fans, received directly from the I'M
porters. The ladies respectfully requested to
call a nd examine.
:. B. NICHOLS.
June 18th 1854. diff
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CRUCKLRY, SC.
GROCERIES.
Wait 4 Coates,

Nos 359 and 36l BrOadtcdy Albany,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, SPICES,
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &C.; Havana Segars, of SUI
perior quality sperm, Solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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PRIVATE CONSUMERS.

list Of the parties using the Regulator will bc
found in the Pamphlet of the New YoRK GAS RBu.
uLAToR COMPANY at 262 Broadway
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N ails.

I'm KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS. Also
DvO Axes, Shot, Lead, Powder. ard ,l,tv tuss
just received by HERElCk 4 Mills.
Nov. Is. dtru
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M ICRo,CoPES, TELEicoPES. MATEEMATI-
V1 CAT Instruments, Gold and Silver Braid,
Pistols, Gold Cuf Pins Fishing Reels aud Baskets,
Gold Bracelets, Sleavo Buttons, studs, and lots Of
Jewelry, received by
RRGNSNATp. DRoTHER 60.
July 4, ls5i. dAwtf
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TEA. TOBACCO. &c

10 CHI. AND HALF Gu HhsoN, Il; :, Y
I'D n. and ooiong Teas III bxs. Tobacco,
Is cases do extra in ! Jumps 1000 gro, hne cut do
and smoking do. hthhleh MlLhS'
-, - dAwti
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ED 4 AVIS

REID & DAV Wis,
WHOLESA LIE EALERS IN
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Havana segars,
&C.; also, superior article Of Irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whisky.
No. ii State Street, ALBANY
James Reid, William Davis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-10
THE COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-This body
met last evening, Mr.. Place in the chair, and a
quorum present
The reading of the journal was, on motion,
dispensed with, and q communication from the
Chief of Police, recommending sundry matters
to the consideration of the Board, was read and
referred to the Police Committee.
A letter front Capt. Forno, asking that COM
mittee be appointed to inspect the Armory on
Girod street, was read, and the following gem
tlemen were appointed upon the committee
Messrs. Stth, Tracy and Olivier.
A petition from L. P, Gator, asking the use
of Washington Square for an exhibition of fire.
works, was granted.
The Committee on Streets and Landings re-
ported resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
appoint an extra clerk for his office and four
superintendents of paved streets, repairs to
bridges, etc, at salaries of $50 per month, which
was adopted.
Also resolution granting an extension of go
days to John Cummings for the completion of
his paving contract on Goodchildren street
Also a resolution extending the steamboat
landing of the Second District, and making other
changes to the same.
| Also resolution granting to Christy Cornell
| 70 extension pf four m0nths fer tbs completion
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FIRST DISTRICT.

RECORDER SUMMERs's Capitalization Nc
Kee was arraigned before this court yesterday,
and fined twenty dollars for carrying concealed
weapons and creating disturbance on st.
John street.
COMPLAINT AGAINST AN OFFIoER.-A charge
has been brought against Policeman Moren of
having beaten and abused one Mary Rhein-
hardt and arrested her without cause. The
affair will undergo examination in few days.
RIoTous DRAYMAN.-Patrick Burns was
arrested, at the corner of Canal and Baronne
streets, for being too drunk to drive his dray
He violently resisted the arrest, and tore Off
Ger Cotton's linen in manner most unprofta-
Bile to that gentleman, but was finally over
powered and brought to the calaboose on his
own dray The Recorder fined him five dollars
STRIPPING HIM An affidavit was made
against Ann Smith yesterday by officer Conn,
charging her with having stolen every rag Of
clothing from the back of young gentleman
named Joseph Roschenskeen, together with the
sum of $12. Whether his clothes were taken
for the same reason that Mrs. Potiphar deprived
the son of Jacob of his coat is not stated in the
affidavit, but those who are curious about the
matter would do well to attend the examination
at 10 o'clock to-day.
RoBBING.-Patrick Smith underwent an ex-
animation yesterday on the charge Of having
snatched purse from drunken man, in the
bar room of the Missouri Hotel, and ran away
with it. The purse was supposed to contain
about sixty dollars. The Recorder reserved his
decision for further consideration
BREACH OF TRUsr-The examination of R
Burns, charged with having appropriated to his
own use the sum of 1904, the proceeds of certain
mineral water which had been entrusted to hin
for sale by Hugh Stewart, resulted in the com.
initial of accused for trial before the Criminal
Court
Row AMONG THE DUTCHMEN.-A great row, II
which there was much breaking of heads, upset,
ting and smashing of furniture, etc , occurred
the other night in beer saloon on Carondele
street, and the atfair was brought before Recor
der Summers yesterday Joseph Englandel
made affidavit that he had received drubbine
at the hands of Carl Abels, and Carl Abels testi
fed that he had obtained similar favor from
Daniel Block. The Recorder placed the whole
party under bonds to keep the peace.
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A Card


10 THE EDITOR OF THE CREsCENG;
s5: notice in recent number of your paper the
synopsis of petition filed by Houghton Esq in the
Fifth District Court in which he falsely alleges that my
mother and sepather the prime instigaors my
leaving him And be also prays, in said petition that
$4,000 be granted him damages to heal his aceated
feelings.
If the circulation Of your paper confined to tho
limits of New 0rleans would not take any notice what
of thu matter Mr. Houghton is well known in
this city for any allegation that he may make have
any weight with the community but it may influence
those of my acquanences of the city who are not
conyersant with his character and standing.
That my parents influenced he last in leaving him
totally false. left him account of his bad personal
treatment of me- I bore with his conduct for some
yearslonger presume than any other lady in the city
would have done / would still have endured hs
i-treatment had my childthe only tie that bound
to hmlved He had his mistresses in different parts
the city with whom he spent almost his entire time
This endured without murmur; but when his diree-
tons under my eyes and the child the last
link that bound togpthern had gone, forbearancs
ceased to become virtue
He has beaten and abused me Tina and again but
kept this fact concealed lest coming the ears of my
brothers they might kill him.
The morning which left him wrote him letter
which placed in hia trunk and in which brought be-
fore him his conduct towards me- and which letter pre-
he still possesses and which too fhe will produce
will convince any unbiased mind that bore from him all
that possible was the last ounce that broke the
came's back.
NY parents did not kop any Thing Of my intention to aft
him, until told them left him after elaboration
They advised consider the matter we'll and that
could not remain with them; thatif did Mr. II. would
prosecute them. answered them by saying that would
commit suicide in preference to returning to him.
My stepfather, at my request went to Col Field and
niDsti tlltA
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Ehe0p Esagq0tl.s.

P. NJ Al L A r D,
So ROYAL STREET,
~ per ships Muihouss, Ocean Home and cha
lemague, from tlayre-
Iron BEDsTsADS; PIER TABLES, Louis XVI
Ladies' WRITING DESKS; Gent etnen'a Ministro doi
Rosewood and Mahogany MUSIC STANDS
PIANO STOOLS and CHAIRS;
WAsHsTANDS aud DRESSING TABLES, with China Saa;
SOFAS aud CHAIRS, of every stylsi
French LOOKING GLASSES and FLOWER STANDS, cot
hge styles,
go.
large CUT GLASSES and CHINA for Table snd
Toilette services
Clothing TOWELS Danesk Linen TABLE CLOTH Extra
Fine French an English CUTLERY
SILVER and PLATED WARE White Metal;
GILT CoRNICIs CURTAIN KNOBS, LAcEs G1dPs and
FRINzEs Bobinet ami Muslin CURTAINS and all kndi e
SIX and Worstei materials for Curtains
400 pecoa White Fancy MATTNG aIarge supply
Of WINDOW SHADES;
CARPETS, VELVET, BRUSSELS, etc, etc
E Upostete Cabinet Makers will fad at moderate prices
all attie for the trade ie5 Up
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of his contract for laying down brick sidewalks
in the Fourth District,
Also authorizing the Comptroller to sell the
lease of the ground and buildings on st. An
thonys Square, in the rear of the Cathedral.
Also authorizing the sale Of the contract for
keeping in repair the pavements of certain
designated sections.
A second report from the same committee was
read, and the following resolutions were acted
upon;
A resolution authorizing the sale of the con-
| tract for running the draining machine Of the
| First and Fourth Districts for one year was
adopted.
| Also authorizing the sale of contract for
the construction of an iron railing around the
property recently purchased by the city on the
| GENTLY Road, for the construction of new
house of refuge.
Also resolution placing all the public
squares of the city in charge of the Street Com
missioner
| Also n resolution authorizing the sale of q
contract for taking up and relaying the pave
ment of Broome street, from Circus to st. Paul
| Also authorizing the sale of q contract for
taking up and relaying the pavements of Her
eules and White streets, from Clio to Mepo-
meme.
Also authorizing the sale of contract for
keeping in repair all the plank roads of the
city for one year.
Also authorizing the sale of contract for
furnishing the city with 100000 feet Of lumber.
The Judiciary Committee reported upon sun
dry small matters.
report was submitted by Mr.. Delesdernier,
from the Special Committee appointed to investi-
gate sundry charges against the ex- Recorder Of
| the Fourth District, Mr.. Vaught, James Jolls,
and John Fitch, late Street Commissioner and
Deputy Street Commissioner, stating that in the
case of Vaught, there was no evidence proving
him defaulter TO the city, and that the charges
against him were mainly supported by hearsay
and suspicion; and that, as regarded the other
two gentlemen, their books had been examined
and found to be correct In connection with
this report, q letter was read from person who
had been policeman during Vaught's admin.
istration, and had been employed about the
police office of the Fourth District. The writer
stated various grounds, derived from his OWL
observation, for suspecting the ex Recorder had
appropriated to his own use sums of money
belonging to the city, but the letter was finally
declared out of order.
The ordinance regulating bar-rooms and eof
fee, houses, providing that such places shall BIZ
closed at the hour of IL, under penalty o
300, was then taken up. Mr.. stith moved tt
amend by striking out II and inserting /.
o'clock, which was lost. Mr.. Dolbear moved
to amend by striking out IL and inserting II
O'Clock, which was also lost. Mr. stith ther
moved to lay the ordinance on the table, which
was lost and it was then read and adopted
after which the Board then adjourned
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In memory of
AME BATGuELDER

THE AsTA's NEws.-By last nights northern
mail we received our files of English papers to
the latest dates They are filled with the de-
tails of the news from the seat of war.
The Emperor Nicholas seems to think that
the allied Powers came off IS second best " in the
bombardment of Odessa In his letter to the
military commandant of Odessa, the Gar says
''The fleets of France aud England bombarded
for twelve hours our batteries, and the hahita-
tons of our peaceful citizens, as well as the
merchant shipping in tho harbor. But our
brave troops, led by you in person, and pene-
trated by q profound faith in the Supreme Pro-
tector of Justice, glorionsly repealed the attack
of the enemy against the soil, which in Apostle
lie times, received the sanity precursor of the
Christian religion in our holy country.
The Car is satisfied Queen Victoria is salts.
fed-the Emperor Napoleon is satisfied. Let
the whole world, therefore, rejoicei
The Paris .Honiteur thus notices high COM
pliment paid to Prince Napoleon by the Sultan
of Turkey:
g But it was reserved for French Prince tc
be the obiectof another distinction which struck
the whole population of Constantinople with
surprise On the 3D. May, the Sultan returned
the visit of His Imperial Highness The Prince
received him at the stair head of the palace
they entered the principal saloon together, ant
there held long conversation. This gracious
kindness Of the Sultan was quickly bruited il
all quarters of the capital, and excited uniyer
sal and vivid satisfaction .
| Count Walewski, the French Minister at Lon.
dom gave a grand fancy ball on the 10th ult
which was honored by the presence of the Queen
| Prince Albert, etc just think Of The roya
| family OF England the guests of an illegitimate
son of the great Napoleon What next? Wash
| iugton Star.
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To prepare the Capitol for the Summer session
of Congress will cost few thousands of dollars,
as we have been assured This is a large ex-
penditure, if the session is only to last from the
first Monday in June until the first Monday in
July But the opinion is gaining here that so
early an adjournment is a thing impossible.
Members, on going before their constituents,
will prefer showing something more than the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, as the result
of their labors during q whole session Of seven
months