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THIRD PARTIES.

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Third parties, III any country like ours, where
the feelings and sympathies of the People are
almost always enlisted on the side OF the one OF
the other Of the great political organixafio waicn
divide nSnc.tentls of the masses on MI leaning
questions of Importance, ares ~ general rue, M
variable yalueess in themselves, besides peng ne
o,ensir productive Of results alike mschieyous ana
;nss,ssx,us in their character In saying TINS, BOW
sger VA expressly stpaiasn that we shall not be
rcrarded Is rejecting upen the good men who, as
yre respectfully submit, etten engage in such move
ments without refieotSng upon the consequences,
immediate, contngens and remote. For them we
entertain the highest respect. Their Rsetives are
laudable and their intentions praiseworthy; but
when we consider that the mode in which they pro-
pose to enforce these honest motives and inten-
tions is not only calculated to bring immedcable
defeat upon the objects they have in view, but to
iniure others who striving to promote the gem
eral veal, as is now the in the present eondi-
ton of the United States, without the smallest
prospect Of being able to accomplish their own
ends We beg leave to enter a respectful, but a
hearty protest.
In the American Revolution if third Colonial
Party had entered the field animated with as lofty
sentiments as those which pervaded WASHINGTON
one that disaster would have overtaken both camps
Of the patriots and that the cross of st. George
would have waved in triumph over all lately re-
bellious provincial possessions. In the case we
have supposed, third party would have been fatal
beyond redemption.
And, to illustrate the subject in general sense,
as well as to elicit valuable information in the
premises, we would ask when and where did
third party in any age, or in any land under any
circumstances, when exigencies of vital import
pressing upon those directly concerned, effect
any lasting good or permanently eradicate any
general evil It possible that, for time, an out
side organization may have effected some good
but universal experience shows that the good they
wrought was worse than worthless, for they were
evanescent and quickly passed away, giving place
to worse set of cormorants, who, owing to the
confusion that succeeded the temporary wreck of
established organizations, vaulted into positions
which they used for purposes Of plumber, misrule
and ACCOMPLISHMENT
The fact is, triangular fights never helped any
good man or any good cause yet; and the ex-
perience ofthepast i the only safe guide for the
future. Hence, we are in favor, in all things,
national, State and municipal, of straight up and
down contest without any interference on the part
Of outsiders poWerless in themselves to effect any
thing on their own account, and whose active par
ticpaton is more likely to distract the side to which
our friends are attached than to make diversion
which will throw the ranks of the enemy into dis
{ordar
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ss-The FInkle :. Lyon sewing Machine

R4>The F1nkte ~ Lyon sewing machtueS
giving very perfect satisfaction to all who have tried them
The absence of all complicated xngs which have been the
cause much vexaon in other Machines renders the Fin
kle Lyon Machine pEsnERATrM long sought for. The
pciy of its construction its certainty of action almost
noiseess operation equally astonishing those have
heretofore been troubled in their experience other Ma
chimes is wonder that the Finkle Lyon Sewing Ma
chine has rapidly risen the top public popularity
Persons who have heretofore been discouraged by
troubles with Sewing Machines invited
nation of the Finkle Lyon Machine
Perfect satisfaction will guaranteed or the money cheer
fully returned.
Prices Of Finkle Lyon Sewing Machness5 $50 SIS 500
sl05 sll5 sl25.
ALFRED MuNRoE & CO., over our Clothing Establish
men Story Building of Camp Common Streets
New Orleans milf pnst
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HO2C Sf9.usage ifs

That people will do what they ought do and leave un
done those things which they ought done Yet IL Is
melancholy truth, and cannot be reuted For examplewe
know Oh hundreds who have had consumption lurking
very vta and dragged themselves nearly 10 death with
whole host Of would be remedies and sorry say often
ignoran deceived in getting the proper remedy by similar
fy Of names To avoid future Mistakes We warn every one to
purchase none but
Woodman's Cherry Expecforant.
1t alone the intrinsic medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry in removing each and every disease and it
stands prominently distinguished by the learned medical soc
ees Of Europe and America the one thing needfuln
Prepared and sold by the proprieiors
Wo0DMAN & BEIENT,
by ,orld
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co xxusIrArEnl

Dear Cresceat-W eshaye had a delightful inter-
change of social confab with delegations from
Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, and other adjacent
cities in that section Of the great Northwest Es
They have their social and commercial institu-
tons, but differing in respects from those of
the South.
Ws have been delighted to see this delegation
among us-yes, more than delighted; been happy
to see them enjoying our society, after Witnessing
our social relations and our Southern institutions
IN attending our public sales Of slaves they saw
nothing which the North has. been led to believe
was so repugnant to humanity. They there saw
the slave cheerful, telling the ookers-on what he
could DO, please buy me, master,'' etc. And
while looking on, good friends seemed to enter
into the spirit Of rivalry. Among the purchasers
we noticed our cheerful friends Capt. GRAY, Col.
Wilder, Deacon Bross, Major Rumsey, and our lit
tie jolly friend-ca him Corporal Wadsworth, for
he is trump. The bidding went on briskly, until
at last the Deacon outwinded all, and the slave
was sold. The auctioneer then closed the sale,
and invited our friend to take drink
a day or two since some twenty-five persons,
accompanied by Mayor stth, Capt Harvey and
Gardner Smith, visited sugar plantation about
twelve miles below the city. The proprietor, DIR.
Knapp, received his guests at the cars by the
boom of the cannon, and rendered them the hospi-
talities of his country residence. After few
moments Of stretching of limbs, and general sur
yey, they were invited to take glass of mint and
julep. Smack smack was'ntit good
The Doctor then invited them to take walk and
explained the manner of enltiyating the cane, the
various ramifcations in sugar making, the sugar
house, machinery, etc. At this time the bell rang,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

MADAME EuEgyaucg,.
THE GREAT NATURAL CLAIRynyANT, PLANET
READER AND PSYCHOLOGIST OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,


70 sueet-
NINE LA BLANCH has mastered all tho science embraced
in the glorious gift Of prophecy and has astonshed her many
thousand the the most respectable citizens
in this city by revealing the past present and future
Unlike the many who their Seerc Powers before the
world Mime LaBlaneh invariably gives satisfaction 70 all who
consult her Wedge truuness Of the revea-
tons made to them.
As further of really meorious accomplishments,
Mime LaBsnch evidence the public her diploma
graduated student In the several branches Of Anatomy Sur
gerry Obstetrics and all the various diseases peculiar to Women
and Children and therefore her Carvoyant powers Joined to
her medical Abilities form guide TO the afflicted.
Remember NINE LABLANCH is the only natural and true
Clairvoyan and Female known Mt the present time
HS- Hours OF consnlation-From A. ~ to 8 p, N.
Ha- The public win bear in mind aEanch Is the
geeaest Cavoyant and Planet has ever visited our
city Residence and reception rooms % Baronne St NILS 2p
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Canton, .Matsss.g.

Eight hundred pieces ~, 81 and Ga FREsE CANTON
MATING, White and Checked, of superior quality.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
milo 2dpst Ia Canal street
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Killed BIZ NEGRo. A shocking murder was
perpefrated near Decatur, Alabama, a few days
ago. young lad, IS years Of age, the son of a
widow LADY named Morris, threatened to have pun
ished negro man belonging To His mother, when
the nagro picked up q stone and struck his young
master 81 She head killing him. It is supposed, in
stantly After committing the deed, the negro
threw tha body IN ~ old well. The young man
Sas missed, search was institnted, and traces Of
blood were found near the well. which led to the
recovery Of the body. The negro was arrested,
and Is n the hands Of the law.
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Eg-Important AnnOuncement-Dr. James
Old Established Dispensary s. old number
Gustomhose street. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
New Orleans.
SPECIALITY.
Cures kn and blood diseases general debility
and weakness of the organs.
No mercury other poisons used
Cures quick and permanent and guaranteed in all durable
cases
Has the encomums Of the press and the medical acuiy of
lbeUnited States and Europe, and Of this community
Remember the Old Established Dispensary of Dr.
So old number and O5 number Customhouse street.
Royal and Bourbon Streets Office open from o'clock
A. N. till o'clock p NJ
All professional interviews stricty confidential mig 2p1m
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Stoves at Cost.

We respectfully call the attention Of Stove Dealers and Coun
try Merchants TO large and well selected of STOVES
manufactured by Wright Bdgeford of Louisville and Giles
Fey of St Louis which we now offer for sale at cost to
close this branch of our business
TER
Under sl0 Cash $780, ninety days approved paper
bearing per interest
j. S. sIsfONDS & CO.,
mo 2p6teod Nos. 10 Canal and crossan street
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THE ST. CHARLEs. The burIesque aAtalanta 4
WIFI ny repeated tonight win tho cornedietta
Z The Morning Can, and the farce I Buried
Alive
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I'm 4 H1EzIEs { Panyrette' 4 is announced for
naa performance tonight, being the last opportu-
nifty Of witnessing is beautiful scenery and me
chanical elects. .'
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Cheap Carpets.

We DESTROYS Of reducing Stock for Summer and
offer at the following low prices:
VELyETS, 81 80 per yard
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 81.
3-PIY CARPETS, 81.
PATENT BRUSSELS, Is cents.
INGRAM CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES.
CoRNIGEs, ETC.,
Al equally low prices.
WATKINS g. H0MAN,
ml9 2p6t 30 Camp street, near City Hotel.
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ANraHHEArE Rumsey 4 Newcomb's Camp
beai Maafreis will present one o. their finest pro
grammes tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

Nzw 0PERA HOUSE. Auber's opera Les Dia-
MAats Al a Couronne 4 will be sung at the New
Opera Hnuse tonight
Nile Giesmar i underlined for benefit on
Thursday night
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Fairbanks
Wines, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET,

supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE In auarts
and pin continually hand which equal 10 the best that
to this Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA gHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRANDIEssazerac of the vintage 1895 1898 and 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY all deseriptions-scoteh Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold reasonable Is
other house in the city.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos Is and Is Royal street.
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Hs- spring Beds-S5 20 &c SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howes PATENT Me- s Broadway
New York. Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular Special
aducersn.s to the trade and local iyas 2aAWly
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To .J0bbes.s.

Twelve hundred dozen Is CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs /;
80 cases Imam 10 cases SWISS NULL NAINsooK and
BISHOP LAWN, just received and for sale by
SIBBALD & SANBORN,
m E-saa ".
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:. ,s Z. 2 ArRr gives notice that he has disposed
g The hssss which be has hi,bert !. ~ ~
s 6 "a e W. Geo Kendsli who has assumed nav
'aan1 e " saAssas aad ceuseoa q MI auss
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49, n q 81 Ne Invite tho attention IL
y - ana country merchants % lie adyer,,sea,
= : sneHda CD. Who one e ss..,as
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Robert Psfkts,,

ia. STREET III
OPPOSITE LADIES' ENTRANCE 70 THE cry HOTEL,
Has ust received by the --latest Arrivals from New York
a Large and Magnificent Stock of
SUPERIOR REAoY-MADE CLOTHING
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.N'axbi0S,

The Ladies will find of this handsome arti
Gle at DETER's WoRsTED STORE Canal street, near Dsu
phn Also. Zephyr Worsted Shetland Wool Extra Embroid
erng Silk, and all materials for ladies' work constantly ON
hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

,Jsast Published,
WoRcESTER's NEW QUARTo DICTIONARY.
Illustrated Trade Edition,
WITH 1854 PAGES. AND MORE THAN 1000 rLLusTRA-
JUST RECEIVED FoR SALE BY-
THOMAS L. wEIITtD,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
lO5...s...-...Canal Street. IO5
Ge,sttesne,a's Furnishing Goods,
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
We have received perfect of Goods ia
the above lue to call attention to the same our
assortment of the
Popular Patent Yoke shirts
very extensive embracing FORTY different sizes and
varying in price from SIC to $50 per dozen.
GAUzE MERINo UNDER sHlRTs-An sizes.
). COTTON \.
!. SILK AND WOOL. UNDER SHIRTS
All sizes-New article.
BROWN AND WHITE COTTON HALF HosE-All Sizes
Also
GLOVES. CRAvATs TIES, SUBSCRIBERS,
HANDKERcH1EFs. UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING TRUNKs,
yALIsEs. CARPET BAGS,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, etc.
@No ETA TIoNIN PRICEsl@
ALFRED MUNRoE Il CO.,
asroRr BuIIpINe,n
ml9 2p6t<W Corner Camp and Common streete
DOIbens.
COM M Err CIAL COLLEG
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded in ls2ohsrered by the Legislature Louisiana
with Agricultural and Mechanical Departments
STORY BUILDING" &
Corner of Camp and Common streets.
Young gentlemen who wish good situations should remember
that QUALIFICATION always position There are
apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS, FRENCH,
SPANISH, GERMAN
ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, etc.
to Git business Ladies and gentlemen
are invited to visit the College judge themselves
R8~Catalogues with full information sent to all who desire
them.
NIL 2pstdwit4 RUFUS DoLBEAR, Pres't.
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The REpuDIATING COMMISSIONERS. The repu.
dating commissioners of Allegheny county Pa,
have been assigned comfortable quarters in the
Allegheny Jail, and propose to transact their bust
ness as county commissioners in the jail, SO that
the business of the county may not be brought to
a dead lock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

40 DR.. Charles Il. KelIs, Dentist, No. I5S
Canal street Carondet and Baronne New Orleans
IN onIvMofw
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Madame L.. Ds.sss.y's

Madame 4. Ds.sss.y's
Celebrated ART OF CUTTING
Ladies' Dresses,
BASQUEs AND cHILDREN,S CLOTHING,
No. Bourbon street. corner of Canal street.
The attention of the Ladies of New Orleans vicinity
spectfuy called to this beautiful Art won the high
of every who has learned tested it,
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD.
lesson test of fitting lining will be given to all who WISH
free of charge which will prove skepcal its nya
abe merits.
HEvery variety Of Ladies' Childrens Dress patterns
Dresses SCIENTIFICALLY CUT and prepared for making
ma 2p1m
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NJ boys Clothfngs Boys Clothing I'VE
invite the attention Of Parents Guardians to our
assortment Of weilnade CLOTHING for Boys Also a full
stock Of seasonable FURNISHING GOODS No Deviation in
Prices.
ALFRED MuNRoE CO., Story Building, corner of Camp
and Common streets. mia 2nst
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aa-Eashionahle WclI-Made Clothfng-Call
at the "sToRY BuHDINGn corner of Camp and Common
Streets and examine the styles assortment No Deviation
in Prices
ALFRED MuERoE 4 co., Story Building corner Of camn
and Common streets. Ma one,
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Cigars /! Cigars !

Purchasers viii always find in store the well
known brand-nenudad Flor de Pledas Merdans Flor de
Pancho Redowa Caborga Paagas Know Something Wash.
mgton Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. the lowest
prices.
P. PRATS Il CO.,
90 2pa - Commercial Place.
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bargains. Bargains.
ON ACCOUNT OF OPENING CLAIBORNE STREET
The entire fresh and well assorted stock Of HOLLIS Cheap
Dry Goods Hat Shoe Boot and Clothing Store sold out
cheaper than
HOLLIS Cheap Store, 343 Common ST.,
MI 2plm Opposite Claiborne Market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

Nos IS and Is Camp street,
ml9 2p6kltW Opposite Ladies' Entrance to CITY Hotel
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the honor inform my patrons owing to i'm
provemens in my Store, have SHAVING
ROOM the next door and that attention will be paid
heretofore.
L B. BORON,
ms aptf 81 st. Charles street.
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z. s.-By particular request have not men
TONED the race between the Mayor of certain
Southern commercial metropolis and the little cor
poral- but it was rich affair."
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
FIRE AT SEN ATOR SEWARD,S.

A fire was discovered in the barn OF Sena-
tor Stewards residence, at "a last evening,
the 18th inst. An alarm was immediately
given, and the ffremen were promptly On
the spot, but the flames spread with such
rapidity that their efe'rts to save the proper
ty were una'aiIins, and in less than thirty
minutes the barn ana sheds attached were
entirely consumed. Two valuable horses
were lost in the flames. One Of these was
the favorite white horse which had been 4
great pet in the family for upwards Of ten
years, and whose frequent appearance with
the Senator upon his back had made his
form familiar to our citizens. He was such
a decided favorite with his owner that his loss
will be greater cause for regret than any
amount Of property. The other horse,
splendid animal, was owned by VIM. H..
Seward, Jr., and was valued at $30o Two
COWS, with their calves, were rescued from
the fac:es. The carriages and sleighs were
saved. Loss probably $1,000. Insured IN
Hartford Companies.
The origin Of the fire is involved in great
mystery, but there can be no doubt but that
it was the work of IN neutrality-suspicious.
Adre,tiser, 1871.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
PROTEST OF THE WOOD DELE.
Gates

CHARLESTON, April 23.-The Committee
on Credentials are now in session, hearing
arguments in the New York case.
The following is a copy Of the protest pre-
'sented to the Convention by the Hard. shell
delegates: ~'3 1s G@a s-,-.E
|: 5!5f ST. ANDREWS HALL, April %.
To the Chairman cf,tse National C0noe,,tio,e:
Sra R:-The undersigned Chairman and
Secretaries Of the delegation from the State
Of New York: representing tho organization
Of the Democratic party in said State, have
been directed by the delegation to represent
to the Convention over which you preside
that by the action of Mr.. Smalley, Chairman
of the late National Committee, they have
been excluded from the Hall in which the
Convention has Teen assembled. and pc ersons
in no way entitled, have been allowed to
occupy their places. Therefore in behalf ol
the Delegation from the State of New York,
we protest against their seclusion whilst tho
persons referred to who appear here as con.
testants to our rights are permitted to occu-
|py our seats in advance Of an investigation
by the Convention whilst We claim no ad-
vantage over our opponents, We shall not
submit to any advantage wrongfully obtained
over US. Your obedient servants,
um ~ FERNANDO WOOD, Charm.
v ". B; Fol1Er7, Secretaries. oa
G. .J.. TUCKER, "o'
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
OCULTATlON OFTuEPLAN

OCOAl AIlON OF TIE PLANENTS.
The occultation Of the planets Venus, Mars
and Jupiter, with the moon, is row taking
place. Occultation means hiding'-one
passing behind another-that is. as viewed
by us terrestrials. These occultations occur
only once in four or FIVE years, and are in.
teresting celestial phenomena.
The first of the four, and the most beauti-
tul and interesting Of the whole, that of We:
,us took place early on Tuesday evening
last, when the planet was quite high, and
nearly at the position Of its greatest brillian-
cy. Its disappearance behind the dark edge
was Piinly seen by the naked eye, but better
through an opera glass.
About midnight Of tonight, Jupiter will
be ec'ipsed in the northern part of New
Hampshire and Maine, and some Of the Brit
ish provinces, and visible. no doubt, at this
point, should it be clear.
The third Of these occultations will be
that Of Mars, in the morning before sunrise
of Thursday, May 10th. 1t will be visible
in large part Of tie United States and the
British provinces, and of course in this neigh
borhood. As the moon will then he about
five days past the full, the EMERSON will
take place on the dark side. The color, of
Mars will be fiery red, as it will be- quite
near the earth.
The fourth Of this extraordinary series of
occultations is that of Jupiter, in the fore
noon Of Thursday, May Gath. which will also
be visible in large part of this country, but
which, taking place whilst the sun is above
the horizon, cannot be seen except with the
aid Of very good telescope-Ninnesotiu dr
Times 26M.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

W In another column will bs found all
the proceedings Of the Charleston Conven.
ti"n during last week. Il will ',e seen that
they arc having warm time jo.Sn n there
1t il reported that part Of our Minnesota
delegation have departed to the ad:,,uj..ra.
ton. The others are reported as L.ns true
ss steel. cAvanaugh said. on the 24,h, &C.
cordins TO tho N. Y. Hrald, that Douglas
friends would stay till they were cut off by
the yellow fever, before they'd give up thei,
champion. The HeraM represents Fr,dley
Becker, and Edgerton. a. bcing doubtful 70,
!,o,,slss. Wen see what We shall see.