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RESTAURANT.

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Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.

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with special Instructions effect from
missioner Indian Auairs.
Feb 2s-lswtli iune
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Notice

Notice .... ... -.sE
In relation to the Removal of the Land Office from Benicia
to San FTancisco, in California
IN with provisions of the Congress entitled
authorizing location Of land ofces,
March lb53 h hereby declared and made known that
the office public lands BxMcI the stat
will be removed the city Of SAN FRAkCBco at
early period practicable
time Of will issued by
eg and Of The Denicia land Office.
Gwen hand the city OF Washington this 10th dayo
January, A. D.. 1857
BY oher Of the President:
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Jan l7-1aw6w (IutelnstarI s.
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Washington Aqusduct.

OyuoH OF rnH WxsnIHsros AauKDucT,
Washington, March g. 1857.
PROPOSALS invited for materials Washing
i Ton aqueduct.
Proposals received up 7t May opened
day. -T
Maps, poies and specifications materials
lei w be ready for examination this Office the 90h
The will embrace masonry OF some Of the bJg
s1aaauo excavation and emhakment Of eseivois pipes
sand, rebbis, and cut stone, &c
For The pacuir works and materials reference made TO the
specific poi and plans
upon pur the line the lilies not Vel acquired by
United Stats, there be delay In mmencnk the work
tee for unavoidable delays will be
only Of The works can be completed under the
appropriation but all for unfinished will
pc subject % future appropriations BY Congress- The engineer
OF progress appropriation
ofhe appropriation holding sufficiently decide
what shall stopped until funds available.
funds, PEI paid IL The Judgment
tho engineer the work has been properly executed SO T
gone.
will be specie upon
the monthly estimates Of the engineer 10
will be coaditon Of
men shall hall es paid ns. iu wages monthly and IN specie
materials ON the Washington Aqucduct"
The United States the bids
may considered progress the
work.
Every accompanied by guara,ee signed by
AXE the bidder bidders will If his their bid accepted
obligation, within
securities for the completion the work undeaken said
United district attorney
general government individual Engineer
of War; that the able make good their
guarantee.
Bids win be opened in presence Of bddes any of
M. C. MEIGs,
Can't Eng I'm chatpe
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NO ALL PERSONS COnCEtsN ND. .-Nouce Is hereby given
that after publication OF this advertisement six weeks, appca
on will be Commissioner of Pensions for the
duplicate No. 1879 for 2o In the Of
Wright No a. 100, for l20 in the OF Barney Casel,
and No 7Os 80 in the of Jesse Four all
der Of March 3d. 1885, the having o
against heir location entered In the General Land Office
Feh lT--lRwSw JOHNSON p. WELLBORN
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MATCH Repairing and EngraviDg.-Wat chro-
mekeepers Of description repaired
by skiui workmen warranted perform accurately.
every description the best y including
cutting cress and initials stone
=. Visiting wedding cards elegantly raved and printed
M. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
\ 32i Pennsylvania
Ian 30-u 9h and 10th
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Manual of Etiquette i'm washinxton.

49, shaal 10 Indispensable members Of strang
bss slouning in Washington Every lady and gentleman
nave copy Just published for sale book stand
febt-eodm ms
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M Tho First Annual Exhibition Of she Washing
ton An Asocson comprising pictures, ssuary Ac by tho
the United sates viii be opened to ire public
Mr. building between 18Th and sfh
on Saturday morning 7b 10
will continue open un, notice. evety day
bonrs of TO- M and Tickets OF admssion
principal bookstores in tho city Single
admission twenty Eve cents Season tickets, MY cents
M.re
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
Il. Something New Under the Ss,u-Ih,

Ks- Something New Under the sun The
latest specimen of the inventive genius Of the universal
kee naon Ramssy patent combination door and window
for houses. The specimen alluded arrived in the city few
days and be the Mechanics Exchange
ST. Charles street. 1t patented within the last year
gold medal the fair of the American Institute in New York
prize the St. Louis Fair and has already
svey put into in New York, Missouri other States
From examination Of the article you would pronounce it
better suited houses in Louisiana than any other part of
the country may be raised and lowered like window;
opened and shut like double door, side raised or
opened the section be lowered the gound is
in short the admirable Convenient conrva,ce for
ventilation ever invented The pueys attached
the hinges which of sliding and down
in grooves, freely and smoothly and the two side sahe when
closed as firmly joined if they but sash.
thor ugh description of the invention no: be made
without the Of techncaites which but builders would
understand The merit of the iaventon o7ce appa
rent every behoder. In addition admirable qualities
ventilaor, ii is handsome, durable and cheap and
building residence should seeing forming own
opinion Of it, iii receives the favor merits will he
extensive in New Orleans
The specimen Of the invention exhibition the Mechanics
Exchange is in charge Of Mr. ". r. Wells who will give al
needul information in regard it, and dispose Of rights FOR
sale in State city iaO cpt:
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7OnlbOfH of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !
Representing Value of Sic, 0o0!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders sATUR
DAY, Jan. 81, 1857.
Price of Ticket
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY! ,
The Drawing will be made in the presence Of the Admnstra
tors Of the Asyums
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes OF yaue,
follows
FIRST SERIES.
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for 5000 sit
ua,ed Rampant street. No 20 between Cont and Bienyle
streets.
plan of the said House may be at the Ibrae Nou
volle, lO1 Charities street.
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO, of The very best manufac.
ture.
Prize "a New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, With New
Harness.
Pike A P1CCOLO PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting of Table and Des-
ser Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons, etc
10 let's composed of 10 beautiful GOLD WATCHES, Of va
rious makes and Prices.
30 SILVER WATCHES, also Of various values.
% Scents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots CT Handsomely Bound BOOKS, Of the best Authors
70 lots of WORKS OF ART, Satuettes; Steel Litho-
graphic and Photographic Eugravings-he whole with
suitable Frames etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting Of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons; Porte Monnaies in moheof. pearl, she'll
AeerschHum Pipes Btonze, Porcelain, Crystal and
other Fancy Articles.
As to the rest of the Prizes, they will comprise various arti
Giles of equal value and all Of real utility and they Will be de-
liyered the subscribers according their choice among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter be
announced in the for cy of
The whole will represent real value Of $1,000 with fur
ther reduction than that of the which the carrying
Of the enterprise will necessarily involve will proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article.
The articles viii he exhibited from and after THURSDAY
January l. 1857. at the TURAIRIE NOUTELIE l07 Char
tres street where shares nGy be procured d3O 2ptJa3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
White Goods.

We have just received ships Meridian and Mon;morencv
from Liverpool and ships Mulhouse j. G. Coster from
Harre the complete of WHITE FOODS ever
offered in the city. They consist, in part, Of
Plain, Plaid and Striped JACONETS and CAMBRICS;
Plain Checked and Striped NAINSOOkS and NULL UIIS
BRoCADEs, BRILlIANTiNESa and Fancy TWtII4S;
Bishop and Victoria LAWNS Stiff MULLS and BOOKS;
Imitation Irish LINEN, Percales and Madapolan;
81 and A India, Swiss and NULL MU1IS;
Embroidered Broehe and Dotted SWISS and JACONET:
Real Dresden and Marseles QUILTS and Toilet Covers
LINING BOOKS, PAPER CAMBRIA, etc., etc, etc
G1QuEL Il JAMESON,
o,E
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To Planters.

We would inform those in want Of PLANTATION DRY
GOODS that Ike full Of al goods suitable for
Plantation use, such as
z, q, "A Plain and Twillcd OsNABURGs.
Kentucky and Georgia IINSEYS and KERsEYS.
Plaid osNABuRGS, Striped SHIFTING and Colored
DONESTICS
CoTToSADE, DENNIS and COLORED JEANS.
FURNITURE CHECKS and Plaid Cottons
Handkerchief Buttons, Thread, etc.
q to l2-4 White and Brown Cottons and sheeting.
French, English and American BLANKETS, etc
Ali OF which will be sold the lowest lnarke prices
GIQUEL & JAMESON.
las 2p6. lS Charities streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

We would invite the particular attention of Planters
Commission Merchants stock Of the above goods
Among them
Negro and Bed Blankets Kentucky Jeans fnseys Kersevs
Plain: Beached and Brown Shrngs and Sheetngs;
Southern Lowells; Heavy Twills for Pants;
Stripes AID Paiis, and Plaid Lirseys for Dresses;
Denims Apron and Furniture Checks
Ticks, Cotton8des, American and French Prints;
Furniture CGlicos, Hosiery of the best nakes
White Goods, Linens, Table Cloths and Napkins Diapers
In short almost every line all of which On in
spection viii! be found CHEAP.
c. A. BARHlERE g. BROTHER
d5l Gplm 20 CLurtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

Rg~ Faded Flowers.-It causes sad reffcc-
lions to take upa boQuet smiling with beauty and gaze
upon its withered leaves and faded now many faded
flowers do we see on the great GOquet Of humanity and
ladies TOO whose beauty has fed with almost the gn.c
speed, and whose forms sinking premature dec~
What pity it is that all such do not know that disease has
taken hold upon the vital parts simple preparation would re-
store them to health u joy and to beauty. Such preparation
for instance as HOSrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS which
drives dependency, strengthens weaker parts and
restores the whole system is by physicians
and commended by all who have by all druggists
grocers and dealers generally las 2p6t6W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES
Representing a Value of So ,000!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders SATCR
DAY, Jan. 81, 1857.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1857.
The Weekly Crescent.

~ The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received foreign
and domestic, by mail and telegraph together with
great amount ofvaluable and interesting miscellaneous
matter
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
Office, No. 20 Camp street, or at j. O. Morgan's book
store, adjoining the Post Office.
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Shirts and Furnishing Goods.

large stock Of Linen and Linen Bosom Cotton SHIRTS,
Just received for sale low.
dne assortment Of Rich Six and Satin CRAYATS TIES
SCARFS etc.
F. STRINGER & co,
dis HPl5teod No. So Camp street.
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Double sheet Crescent.

The Crescent viii again be issued on double sheet
on Monday morning next. 1t will contain vast
amount freadable matter including several excellent
literary articles, poetry, tales, miscellany, etc. Ad
vertisers will confer a favor by sending in their
notices at early hour as possible as very large
edition will be issued.
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BsGIek Books! Blank Books!

TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in want of BLANK BOOKS
will do well 10 give call 10 the STATIONERY STORE No
81 Chares street. wee they will the greatest assortment
that has even been offered the public.
Among which -Ledgeg Journals Books ard Day
Books Invoice Books Accom-: Current Books Record Books
Minute Books Petty Lcdgcrs Orde- and Memorandum Books
Pass Books, etc etc. Of all sizes from Imperial C,p Folio
and QuaIo bo"nd extra Russia bands fu Sheen
Cloth half hounda made with English, and French
best Ind and wove papers
These Books vii! lie sold al such Low Prices aluce
cry 10 buy
The stock Of BLANK BOOKS from last fall will be 50 at
COST PRICE
Merchants will also find the place all kinds Of Fancy
81 ALTON ERlES for office and also newly invented
INKSTAND very useful for Offices banks insurance GONNA
MES, etc. For sale BY
P. DUREL & CO.
la 2ntf % -to-tuo, -.-..
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CEsrtstMus!
n . Il Il | S, NJ \ L Ii 6 Co..
successors
NORRIS d WAT
q NJ EB IT KE K HI RE %
Have just received large choice assortment Of
ROBES De CHAMBREaud
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS,
Together with additions their stock of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHTNG
IN EVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASON!
WALEWSkI OVERCOATS;
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS:
VELVET AND SILK VESTS:
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
ill Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
h Strangers and the public generally are respectfully IN.
vited call.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets
e -pn under the City Hotel.
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Meeting of Sugar Planters.

large number of the sugar planters of the parish
of West Baton Rouge gathered together CD the 9Th
inst, for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
measures now on foot having in view the abrogation
of the tariff on imported sugar. DR.. j. 7. Nolan was
called to the CHAIR and Mr.. Henry J. Hyams acted
secretary.
Capt. Henry W. Allen forciby and eloquently set
forth the objects of the meeting, and says the Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter, 3" his remarks elected the
warmest applause" AT the conclusion of his ad.
dress, Capt. Allen read the subjoined preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas hiis pending before the Congress of the
United States suspend the duty sugar FOR the
ton Mon on t5s s part Of Congress to sustain said BIZ
LIST That the Of said bill would be partial
gives but small protection at best to the planter That the
hro by reason of the severe rosts and the general depecA
3D. That duty should be taken Off even suspended for
two il will drive many sugar planters growing cane
and ruin others who are now deeply involved in deb
o all kinds off and abolish the present system of mposs al
that We do most soeny protest II The name Of erenanded
Justice against being made the victims of partial legislation,
Resolutions were also adopted to the effect that
copies of the resolutions be forwarded to our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, urgently requesting
them to use all honorable means to defeat the pro-
posed repeal of the sugar duty; and committee of
five, consisting of the following gentemen-Col. J. S.
Williams, Frame A. Woods, H. W. Allen, DR.. W. j.
Lyle and j. V. Duralde-was appointed to prepare an
address to Congress on the subject.
Wellmay the sugar planters of West Baton Rouge,
and well may the sugar planters of Louisiana Florida
and Texas, protest against being made the victims
Of partial legislation" Truth and equity are on their
SIDE and invest them with ample warrant for protest
ing energeticaly There is neither reason nor justice
in the scheme that singles them out as objects upon
which to practice prejadicia discrimination. They
Are just as much entitled to governmental protection
the manufacturers of the Eastern States or the iron
md coal men of Pennsylvania. If the protection is
10 be withdrawn from them, let it also be withdrawn
from others-let present revenue system be abol-
shetland let all pursuits have al equal showing and
then stand or fall accordingly
1t may not be cur province to suggest to planters
what action they should take in the premises, but it
seems to us it would be good policy to follow the ex-
ample set by West Baton Rouge.
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sOparfttershif,-

j. EASTMAN has this day formed coparnersbin
WIN JOHN l. LLOYD, and will continue the PROVISION
~ Hsd - Broad street. o. -''S'
New York, November !. 1851