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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1854

6PRovisIos.-The arrivals Of Pork are moderate
the demand limited, and ;he stock large.
Sale. Of Mess a; 81 25Ssii u, and Prime sl-S
sla cs. Beef is heavy, with limited demsna al
ELS s5esl5 so for repseked Chicago sl4 SOC
eli rs for City Mess and slIasll sS for country
Mess. Lard is heavy az loi ellc. Butte. plenty
and lower; State ls 92Ic. Ohio ri SI7c. Cheese
dull at eloIe.
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SECOND PorIcE DISTRICT A meeting ofthe friends
Of Join MeGra,h Of the Sixth Ward was held on r'i-
day evening at the shakspere Hotel for the purpose
of promoting his election as Police Magistrate 10 hli
the vacancy occssOned by the death OF james
MeGrath. Addresses were made by Mr.. Meufaln
and several Of bis friends and Vigilance Committees
appointed for the Fourth, Sixth and Fourteenth Ard''
with power TO extend their numbers indefinitely
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ijausr n1arehcuscs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
SON Co.. Nc. 81 Beekmans,. oaeE ior sas he cw.
-eTus
" -i:.Ds Papers Ersl:ss, FEerch and American.
News Psper, al sizes. wei shts ard su.li.ies.
Bock P.rer a.! SECS, weights and irai'ies
Ts,re P.pe fancy cooTs and white Of the best e=aT.
HAr xirs Paper. white and eo.ored di-e-ent WiG;A
Hat;efS Paper. thin. and Of The best g1sl.fy.
Clo;h PAYER. s6xi0 AID icxi3.
Eps.h Hsgdw PAPER. large assotaeHt s- l-afss-
sSssiLins Paper, of The beet qnAly
Wrsepirs Paper Straw Ras, and Manila
Tea Pap.r OF ii6rfeBt siEss
r,r R..5,s Psper iShe COZ roof. % f0.is
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Office Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is

Esise Of Cornelius V. Bush iotherse called Corpslus
srh deceased inesste ely made under the order Of
Surrogate OF the County OF New York by Peter Buh the
Ads sTs,o Of al and singular the Good. Cha,es and
Ctd Of the said iniesate VIII be distributed according TO
NV AZ the nos;ess Office a the City of New on tbs
twenty aib day OF October neat Oeock In he lore
sep o. th.f say-Dsed his 7th Gay OF septsmber 1854,
rI9 ~ A. w. BRADFORD, s.irrogs,e
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s.,e. a. the stock Exchange. SRI. 81

The steamer Prometheus has arrived from
p pts Arenas with California dates to Sept. ].
a brings 36l passengers and sl,ooO,Oco'in spe-
ei, News 10 our next edition.
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TATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MosDAY, Sept. 2j-2 2. N.
AsHLs-The market is inactive foE both kinda q.
Sc 25 for Pearls, and ~ for Pos.
CoIros-The market ie firm, but quiet az the fol-
Lowing quotations:
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE ELECTTON-ICoxPLErE1

wv
Hofnfs deficiency .................s.....'yo
The two towns and six plantations not reported
gave Crosby Wing last year, ~; Pilsbury DEM
sOj Morrill, Ind. Dem 6. Morfills deficiency will
Lo ahout | 600
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LETTERS FROM THEPEOPLED
CHARLES ENDERLIN.

To ns Eaaer If Tie y. Y. Tribsne
SIR: Tread in THE TRIBusE Of this day an az,
pouncement of the death of Dr. Charles Endern, and
was startled AT an e1mession in il, which, TO all
readers acquainted with the high scientific merits oil
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CPECTACLES GOOD and CHEAP. accurately
~ .drsted vision BY c. : FRANKS No 2PArkrow oPgo
cite Aston Hous- ADD No - Bo~eTy; OYoa 10 the
Eve Irt4msry and Bye Hospital III hanged not sat-
is.ac.crJ. " koiessle and retail.
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Buiinma ttlaterinis.

-
OIQLpJNG STONE of first quality tor sale az
ID 10 r.r lo.d; FOUNDATION STONE - Per irsa ~ 'ns
QUARRY ts,h =, between sun snd eih-ay,
NNCATsTIC TILES Cor Ulcers OF Churches
IL snd Puhlic Buildings. and for Nssueue. Hans soa-
,.rv.ories aud HeaIths N D~eloss thee
Tile. az 81 .nc-t infinite variety Of patterns sa Wy
hard and strong in The bes- hou-es N al paris OF 's
corrtry ......- --o,, H.. A.. $780, 49,.
OF Architecture and rccomerGc IN Downing WORK ot cuh
ny houses ard ~ architects generally FOR sale ~
MILNER, COATES lOULs. No. 2Iy feaI.-st:
ClLEXIAN MARBLE.-We are making from
- this new and superior igstion. Nantes, Columns redes
,s Niche. beautiful article for me salrp
Base Moldings for Ha ard Drawing rooms sshs iseete
a. Sc ard that be formed OF stone Is esey
made th. marble and many Of hem one quarter he pce
IL has the high premium A. the WORLDS sai anf we
can II al equal marble Of the choicest kircs
Offce and show No. 69e Broadway ,,,-,D,,,
GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS.
ROOFS Ac-The undersigned now prepared 20 furnish
reid wrought IRON rolled Seams specified lengths st
price which enables proof buildings 20 De crested e. very
moderate advance on den ones TIE pubic are
invited 20 examine the olldug OF Mesirs Harper
Brothers In Gle where they have bten Ged For iar'aer
Information apply % . ,,,,, -, = ,r..,t
f;,O ARCHITECTS and BUILDEkS.-WlRE
ROPE f9r sshcs Dumb Waters &c, far more durable
.hsp hemp thAs W. COPELAND. No et Broadway
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NEWBORN WIG NOMINATIONS.


Madison and OsWegO.-For Congress, -, short
term, Henry c. Goodwin Of Hamilton, Madison
Co.; full term, Andrew z. McCGry Of Pulaski, Os-
wego Co.
XXIXh Senate Disfrick-Tke Rochester Demo
crat ssy, ii lie understood that the Hon. hyron II.
Clark, the Wing nominee for Governor, will resign
his seat in the Senate in time to allow the vacancy TO
be filed at the election in November The District
is composed OF the Counties OF Ontario and Living
ston, whose usual Wing majorities viii pretty GER
,snly secure the election of the Wing candidate.
Seneea.-Assembly, Grin SOulhwick Treasurer,
James FeIgusoni Superintendent: Daniel Eui', JF.i
Justice, Reuben Seager.
SEw.YoRK MAINE LAW SENSATIONS.
Dusehess-For Assembly, 3. Plat Sutherland OF
Washington.
DELEGATES 10 THE NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE
CosvsyTIOS.
Columtic-2. Thomas NJ. Burt, GEORGE BAN,
HourR HUBBARD and II. ~ HOPKINS.
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CuPREME COURT, New.York.-ELIAsU N-

CrPREME COURT, New-York.-ELIAS UN-
- pERHILL against JOHN X. SEYMOUR and JANE A.
N, Summons for Relief To the defendants sboye
psed You hereby summoned and required 70 sns.ef
Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of Newfo me
City Hall said city. the ID day OF June 1871 ana .
scriber lie Office No 81 Wsst In the City OF Sevions
within twenty days after the service OF th summens % 80
the said complaint within the time sfaesan me ps1lI =
this action viii apply the Court for Ne reof ae"sna''
the eom iaint-Ds,e "a New Yorx ylEe ls3l - $780,
;, iswswY H. BOVINE, Pls'nd6s An'Fhsy's
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SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM II; AL

CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM n: Al
- COTT and JAMES ~ JOHNSON ssscst 81 fc a.
REED-summon. or money depsn6 oy ". a.. seby %
mopsd and renutd 70 answer the complaint 70 ns aeton
v ieh was Ge1 August 2ih lses 70 nc @ I Nh IL ,h 90,
~ NsYok and copy o. VOW '1 1sS . me 'ss
eopeIn. ~ dsys the service Of this
90 You eIeave tie day q such :siee and ySa "a. %
~. sron Will take judgment sssinst osths
~ sbty dollars and thirty three cents With interest from tho
% Juy thousand eight hnodred and hy four, be
I1th a. co., of thk aetion. Dated July 49, 1884
"as 90 i.x9.M H. g. LINCOLN, Plaintifs Attorney.
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Mliken leads Fuller in the above towns 4ol.
Jonesport and Trescot, just in. reduce this number
TO 300. We lea n, however By letter just received
from Calais, that the election 10 this dtric, will be
great de al closer than has been supposed The re-
turns from Aroctook are better for Fuller than before
seemed probable. At any rate the contest is close
one, and only the official canvass can determine
whether Millken or Fuller is elected.
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CJPRENE COURT.-EDwARD c. BADEAU


~
- pcafon Of tie Mayor, Aldermen and Conmonsy OF the
EIGHTY THIRD STREET, from tue fifh avenue TO the
Fat River (not opened In the City OF NewfoIk
We the uissionefs Of Estimate and Assessment herein.
hereby notice the or owner5 occupant or ocra
sns Of all hoases and lots and improved aud unlmp
ands thereby and TO al others whom
FIT That have Estimate and Assessment,
md % ali oesops whose interests sasced thereby and
Who nav be opposed the do their obeetonsn
Charosn a the Office Of al. Commissioners No. 81 Cham
Der. (.econd story n loom in this City, or before
The 18th day Of October, 1874
second That any persons who may consider them
selves By said Estimate and Assessment will be heard
Ia oppodon the before at the place, Ct
o'elcek r. 81, on the nth day Of October 1854
Third That the Abstract OF the said Estimate and Aese-
snt tosehsr with and also all the sdsyts esf-
mats other documents which used by a In making
ef ce Of the City and County New York there 10 remain
until the 18th day of Nov ember, 1854
F0arh That the limits embraced BY the Assessment sore-
said follows All those pieces Of land situated In the
s.d City fronting both sides Of third strest between
the ssst y side the fifth and the East River ana
extending on noTthery and soury sides Of Eighty third
street to the middle OF the blocks either side thereof ana
Fnh That our report herein will Be presented 70 ne su-
preme Court Of the State Of New York, special Term
thereof TO be held the City Hall In the said CITY on SAT
URDAY the 18th Gay Of November. A. D., 1874 e tho open
ing of the that day and that then and there or - oon
The eser as counsel be heard motion viii 10 made thss
said re port be confirmed. -
WILLIAM II. ELTINO. D
MICHAEL q. HART, iCommissonsn
J. SHERMAN BRoWNELL,
NewYoIk, September s, 1854 "Dh"
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1usurGncc Companies.

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
IVA PANY Of the CITY Of AEW-foAh-Orice, Oc ,
RI Bul6lgr correr Of Fulton ini ureeuwich Sc cnn
csTal 90 Insurance against .s o. eiIlse oy re
-s.' {. Y OST9ASDER, President
W
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II ~ PIESUANCIs Oi vi tho VI
the County OF New orb Notice hereby gwen 70 al per-
Kingston snd decesed TO present the same with
ouch,rs thereof 10 the subscriber al the office Of Chares Ira
go No 10 Within ST. City OF New York, before
tke shh ly Of January nextDaed New York the ID day
of July IgL ASA p. TAYLOR, Administrator. ysiswomM
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
the County OF NewYoIk notice hereby Owen 70 all per:
oD, having esims against DAVID MCCULLOUGH, late OF
the City of NewYok decreased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof the nbiber 81 his Office No ia War
en In The City OF New York before the sixth day OF
December uexDaiej New York the third day OF June 1851
les IswsmMa ANDREW j. TUrHlLL, Executor
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sEw.Yosx cL.ssIIIcArIos.
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Miscellaneous.

GOAL, FLOUR and BREAD.-Coal hrst quail
~ y hui sire *6 per Esq or gate Coal 80 10 f9a
cred 10 EewYork Brooklyn Williamsburgh or JeIssI City
Apply the Peoples Coal and Flour Agency No. ~ brosd
ga Bread four pound.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

y TIESLANCI. UI an UIuUI ~ Vuv OUT IoB'Yo %
the County OF New York Notice hereby gwen % al per-
sons hsvrs claims against JANE BOUsOR late o the CRY 81
NewYo1k deceased present the same vouchers there
Of % the ho once, No. IS Division at IN tho
CITY If New YORK before the twenty sixth day OF Jan
usry neXtDasd New York the T. sny second day Of July
I9i SAMUEL HURLEY, vxceptor.
IA lGv6mMs JACOB MILLS,
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he County NewYork NOTICE Z hereby sven g all per
sops h, wing claims THOMAS LOuGHRAS late ofhe
civ OF New York Confectoner preseut the
with vorcher1 thereof the subscribers e he Office OF lease
C. smith, No u Walst in the City Of New York on ~ be-
fore The tweIeh day OF November DeNt-DGed Newton,
the 18th day OF May ie5f - ~
rnvl5 iaw6moN. MARY LOUGHRAS, Administrators.
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it.baNfA-
Further by the Asia.
EAST ERN AFF AIR S

New YeRx, Jan 3l,-The battle Kalafat, before
referred to- Ctale where the Russians had
trenched camp; the position having been selected as
favorable point which the army expected to cross
the Danube.
The Turkish force engaged in this battle amounted to
$4,000 men, and fifteen pieces of artillery 1t admit
ted that 0mer Pasha the Russian
commander.
General Guion had gone to join the army in Asia with
full powers from the Ottoman Porte The Turkish troops
with regard to Asia are much strengthened
The note of the Sultan has been published, approving
of the action Of the Grand Council in opening negotia
the footing proposed by the Four Powers and the
report is confirmed that Turkish Representatives will at
tend the Conference to be held in a neutral city.
OHIO RIyER--MARKETS.
PirIsBuRGH Jan. 30The river here is falling slowly
with seven feet six inches water in tho channel.
CINCINNATI, Jan 3oThe river here has fallen twelve
inches during the last twenty four hours.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30The river here is rising. Weather
very pleasant The steamboats, Indiana Yorktown and
Glendale have arrived the Argyle and Mediator have
departed for New Orleans.
The markets active and buoyant Sales of 700 bbl
pork S12 so per Dbl 500 bbs lard at per h.
200 hhds bacon shoulders at 55s 5c and large
lots of bulk meats private terms.
SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 3D.-Mr Edward Howard a
well known and highly respected merchant of this place
committed suicide last night by cutting his throat
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
WASHINGTON, Jan 30.--Mr. Douglas to-day introduced
in the Senate his bill for the establishment of the Ne
braska territory, He made eloquent speech on the
subject to hear which great number of persons attend
ed and the hall was crowded 1E
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ST CHARLES. w vld NJ n6l, Ala; H Aezander, q
Majar3uel, A; P-Fecier, r. h Bisoni w R Hill; Mta
Me,riss IA White @ sherman 5 Y5 Eegen MI
Gaos In; Jcasaedy. Peacock CT Campbell Tt,pni
Pisson, NJ Carton, G. NJ Green Y Al Bolts, y
Chase Mas Staunen, w II Nevens, n "
Walden, Val Mr. Ha,cbsl, w Robinson, O II Wsekm er,
Nohl, Texas, DR. Parker Va.
ARcADE.A Webster Texas; G Brown, W Benton avis,
Or ssanofahe, Morris r Saunders Marshall X
Webb Morgan, Short G W Jones' Miss y Dni ~ y
Q Fl Chambers, W Ward, Tenn; H Grif1 Hanierd i
Carter; Gordey, Graham, La; Morton fisI
rick Mo- Ferguson, Lyons, Friend Va Col Taylor Texas
Winston Va,
CITY,. j Baker, Perry o. Mcleod Ala Hart i "
White Ky; John Walker Ga; NJ Hogg, Na;I Peebe fh W
be Ohio Penny Morrison, La! Capt Palmer eeoA r.,
" TC Deva, I f williamson J L Watson, Kaufman, La
Howorth, "
VERANDAH..W Stanton " Rag3ale, La Il Hartley,
smns Texas Harrington Dixon, Tenn; Wseotl Ar X
Aanlove, Tronbson, Murdrck Fisher, Miss Haines
Henderson, Fla; Thos Duncan Keys, Howell. c Pnte1
W Holiness Shannon o; Iiollrgshead, Pa Mrs Se
ysnson Tenn Mr. Hughes, N o.
ST. LOUIS Dudley Scott; peyo, Clifton selslon Pacir
Msrcoi SIlonds Jno Claiborne, o. Backman and Lady,
SC; w 4 Turnbull andln Lis. t1noW eff. Gin,
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Washington Letters.
Correspondence OF tic Grrsc,nt.

GofrfBpn1DfHce OF tDt Crtsrtnt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. p. 1854.
Both Houses OF Congress have adjourned over until
Thursday with view to let those who desire attend the
funeral of the Russian ambassador said that Mr.
Bodseo upwards of eighty, but although my state
ment based upon personal knowledge Of his appear
anee nearly twenty years since, find that the question
Of his age Is much mooted The papers silent upon
this point and the deceased somewhat sensitive
herein having married lady very much his junior whom
he first knew schoolgirl Mr. Bodisco represented
as having amassed large fortune by judicious invest
ments Of his salary in stocks etc This statement will
find its way to the Gear and be apt work mischief to
his widow and children the Autoorat does allow
his subjects to lay up for themselves abroad
There is no fear, however from the habits of thrift and
economy which characterized Mr. Bodisoo that bis fam
lily here will be at all dependent upon the caprice of his
quondam master If Government dealt as literally
with its fnnctonaries should be panied with
quen applications Congress behalf of the widows of
those who have persisted in its service
Mr. Cass called up to-day bill for the relief of the
widow of Capt, ] W Gunnison, whom your readers will
remember was lately murdered by the Indians The bill
was passed allowing her the poor ptance of five years
half-pay bill was also passed by the Senate giving
pension to the widow Of Major Gen Brown
Mr. Douglas endeavored to get up the Nebraska ter
rtoral BILL bat after conversation among Senators
it agreed to make this subject the special order or
Monday next
In the course of the desu,torv rem.rs abot tho lin
and its provisions Mr. Dixon of Kentucky took occasion
~ at b;slf ibt With a,t -.
had been charged he said, by leading paper this city
the union as having been made by whg Senator with
view to embarrass the administration Mr.. Dixon's
amendment goes to relieve the territory from the opera
ton of the Missouri Compromise excluding slavery north
of $500 On this subject Mr. Dixon Declared that he
knew nothing but the rights of Shareholders
narty ii,o;ons ia nod ,va,,a ,,a,
promise as an expedient rendered necessary by the civ
cumstances of the occasion but as unconstitutional III
was persuaded he said that with This view n had b
resorted to by Mr. Clay and that really had moi the
sanction either of the head or the heart Of tba+ t
statesman.
have already given Won INV pre3iction that
agitation would not be seriously renewed at
but the papers are full of foreboding on this mint
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3sp the Southern Linz.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA

New YoRK, Jan 3lBy arrival at this port, advices
have been received from Pernsmbuco to the 10th Decem
ber They state that fresh disturbances have broken out
in Uruguay between Bancos party and the Government
The authorities of Coumbo compelled take refuge
at Buenos Ayres.
MORE RIOTS AT ERIE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l-The connection of the two
railroads to-day the signal for another riot and the
track torn up considerable distance The police
made only feeble attempt to suppress the outrages of
the rioters. mu ..
TIE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
New YoRK, Jan, 31.--A great meeting held last
night in the Tabernacle in this city protest against Mr.
Douglass Nebraska bill Sheppard Knapp presided over
the meeting and assisted by ex-Mayor Hayeneyer
Moses II. GrinnelI, Luther Bradsh and others, and
speeches denouucing the measure made by Judge
Emmett, Mr.. Girard and other leading men Resolutions
against the bill were adopted
NEW YORK MARKETS
NV YoRK Jan 31-There has been actiFt demand
in the Cotton Market here to-day and prices firm.
Sales of Ohio Flour at SO to SO % per Obj Corn has
further declined, with sales at 9S cents per buhel
ALABAMA JUDGES.
MONTGOMERY, ALA Feb 1.-The Legislature of Ala
bama by joint vote of the two houses have elected the
following named Judges of the Supreme Court of the
State Hon. VIM P Chiffon, of Tuskegee, (re-elected y
George Gothwae, of Montgomery (re-eleeted and Sam
II, Rice.
CHARLESTON RACES.
CHARLEsroN, Feb 1.-The annual Of the South
Carolina Jockey Club commenced to-day. The Jockey
Club Purse of thousand dollars for four mile heats
was taken by Nina, who walked the Course High
Ia nd having been Sold report says for $4,000 Judg,
Hunter, of Alabama.
The Hutchinson Stakes for three year olds two mile
heats were won by John Harrson's Crit Edmundson
beating singleton's HO-fly and Gampbell's altered
colt Time 3:421s and 345
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lhA fEsf PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
no rnE-NEwoRLEANs DAILY CRESCENT.
lsp thr NutisnaI Itus,


BAroN RouGE, wednesday, Feb. 1.--Seife.--Mr. Nc
Murdo submitted preamble and resolutions memorial
king Congress donation of land for the New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad
House An act was passed giving to the Third Fifth
and Sixth District Courts jurisdiction of appeals from
Justices Courts
resolution was introduced, and laid the table,
curing Special Committee to investigate the validity
of the election by which the city members hold theii
seats a.
After considerable debate the House rejected by test
vote the special acts for the emancipation of slaves
bill has been introduced to repeal the article of the
Convention, establishing Board of Public Works.
John Pemberton, +. Durel, II. W Adams I. 0. Starke
R. A. Bonford, A. Mercer and D l., Beecher were con
rmed by the Senate Administrators of the Charity
Hospital About sixty Notaries for the country parishes
were confirmed
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Drugs, .Haeektctse IS ord CHEMICAL

DIT. Z. J. COKE, No. 50 Camp street.
kB DIR, E, ]. CoXE's PREPARATIONS in extensive s,e
nearly fifteen years hsve by scqutrs
unsurpassed equsled BY similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH sIRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlEA, sARSAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMp AND PILLS
POWDER ND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pr
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ For Rale by Druggists generally -. on,T
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MECHANICS HALL ISsTirUrE--We desire to call spe
ea attention to the notice of the lecture which to be
delivered this evening at the Hall of the Mechanics In
stute, by Professor Broughton the g Central Heat
and the subeyation Of Mountains We referred this
discourse day or two since and feel unnecessary to
repeat commentators,
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GerTseHALK's eoNeERrThe attendance at Gottschatk
Concert last evening exceedingly large his new
composition called Bunker's Hip was received with
long continued applause The crowded state of our col
nmns precludes saying more to-day
Tickets for his and final concert to be given at the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday evening can be obtained at
Hewitt's--see programe in another column
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DAN RIeE's-Dan made his appearance last evening as
trick clown and carried away the entire house 1t is
some credit to Dams wit that he is able to draw better
houses than any stars which can be produced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

JuLLiGS's Musical ooMFoslroNs can be procured Mr.
+ 2 Werlen's Music and Piano Store, No. 5 Camp
street Mr. has kindly laid upon table couple of
specimens Of this renowned authors compositions "he
Target dalop and JulIien's American Quadrille are
worthy of their authors high reputation See his ayer
tisement.