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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12
SUM MER BOAhDING


II AT the FLORANCE HOUSE, Corne7. of Camp
and South Streets LatdHelts SqHare-Decidedly the
coolest and most airy public house the city-FoF
wo successive Summers this House has been well filled BY
those who appreciated trial. IT'S extraordinary merits as
Summer kesdence-unconneced, as is, with any adjon-
ing building and surrounded by the Square and wide open
space Ey Liberal GrraRgem made Jor tie entire
SedssR mr1I Eyy
NEW MEDICAL AND OTHER INTERESTING
BOOKS.
MANUALS OF THE BLOOD AND URINE. BY
~ Dfs Griffith Rees and Warwick -complete in one vol
SBtA AAfO ~ On DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
hATAE'6 DiSPENSATUkY AND FORMULARY.
.,i keT az and Reyi;ed Edition. BY DR. Griffith.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCI
oEMGE Edited by DR.. HAYS. No 80 tor April 1S48
NORTH american REVIEW. No. i39. Apnl, 1875
49, MARRIED.
BIRDS BIRD ELEMENTs OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
HEiSBACH' : MECHANICS AND EN(lTN EERING
fhthiNCE UNDER LOUIS PHILIPPE BY Louis
MRS ~ THdLL'S YOUNG LADY's HOME. New
- Edition, 1913.
MyIl WI. 30 =, NEW TREATISE ON BOOK KEEPING
me s,i sEN MISCELLANY FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,
l.. Tuthl. ~ ~ 1870
a received ard for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
nalsloase- mil ST. J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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THE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel re-.
ers going North by the Riyers-gvlng minute .h ne
scrption of all points the Mississippi ONO anu oiei
rivers on the different routes etc, For sale BY all.
APPS MILES c. SALE CO, ~ d. onales 81.
ID OFT w WORTHINGTON. GeaerI .9gent and
HI Collector, Rodney, Jefferson county MisSsslep' wt
attend puncaay to the Collection OF s9se cotS
Refers toIDrake & Evans Broughton & Mgrdock
Pjnckard, Warren & Co, Rodney Mss 'ohh Gooe w
K. Henry. r 4. S. Doniphan, Natchez; James GoodIn
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia j. James, Lea5ag
ion Thns Freeland. Claiborne county, MISS. apl'
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REyNEs MMEMTs,

EAEN " vs. = VI WsSM vs.
JACOBS ZOE CREAM SALOON,
OPPOSITE ST CHARLES THEATRE
Nz7s The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform his--w,
gSy friends andthe public in general that he has I'll
MN5IAsggsH opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on St EahJ
49, Charles street, in the Garden occupied by sEEa
all kinds of Ice Creams, Frozen Lemonades and Sherbe
The SALOON is airy and pleasants and everything
will be done render visites comfortable The subscriber
soicits a share of public patronage
G Families supplied short notice, with the best quail
ty and any quantity of the above. APPS I'm
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THESE PILLS are put in yas containing 1f rom on
tysntv eight to thirty Pills each, and being thns ex
cuded from the air. deteroate Or undergo any an
are warranted if used according to the decaon'' os oil
lnialiinie remeay ioi re'e N'aATHAN JARVIS & co.
,ta Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
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WINDOW GLASS.
400 BOXES AMERICAN; 400 do French
Hun 800 English Sheet % EnglslSE Iown;
3 cases handsome PLATE GLASS;;
17CO Lights, blue, red green, yellow and velvet;
1000 Lights, Double Thick Glass;
5000 do. do. do do, to arrive;
Together with splendid stock OF best WATER AM
OICOLORS in cakes, boxes and tues OF English French
and American For sale BY r. CLANNON, ~ Canal st.
m8N Dealer and Importer in Paints Oils, and Glass
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STORAGE OF PIANOS, &c.
Ii a fioas Rooms aa abb2 sESfs r.
of % P so hes s su W E. Psh shga
Insurance, and delivered in good order.
FOR SALE-Two sets OF elegant Rosewood FURNl-
TURE from the factory of Il. W. Hutchings & Co.. 475
Broadway New York
Together with heavy stock of PIANO FORTEs, which
offered at ioo prices the season has far advanced
ap IL dlW&3tawtf
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The MEXICAN CoNGREss.-1he American Star, pub
lished in the city OF Mexico its number of the 9th u
audes to the feeling at Querctaro, which s not We
fattering to hopes of peace. The editor says -
conclusion that the people nhe capital were in favor Of
occupation:
We wish could give any insurance to our friends in
the United States that the Mexican 10 disposed
to do Justice and enter into negotiations with but
The Congress Querearo is in state Of gree
dsorder--indeed. 1t Is wholly unable to get quorum
Something hoped for from the council OF governors 90
whom the question of peace, 30 far as Mexico -
concerned. was specially referred They avowed them
selves in favor of at the OF the ses
sion but either from fear of Santa Anna, some worse
motive, they adjourned day since referring the
tantnp'~rnt to determination to do nothing whntev-
The new President Anaya, lacks energy and DO .
cison and fear nothing good Is to be expected OF
him Perhaps, with new Congress- shortly TO be chosen
and President something may be done but, OF the
present authorities expect nothing. II 10 true
there have been in the city ASCERTAIN upon
what peace may DO concluded, but there At pros
authority here in the premises Mr. Trist has
exhausted his powers II we may say and has nothing
further propose The only alternative left, would seem
be for the commissioners, if clothed with sufficient pow
ersf others should be appointed who arctic repair
the United States and address themselves the cabinet
Washington We certainly cannot what other
be pursued, if Mexico wishes retain her
tonaIity. Within the present month, there will be thirty
thousand American troops the soil Of Mexico and short
y the number will be increased to fifty thousand. The
gene feeling of this city is in favor of cupation.
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DUBLIC WARNING.-Mr. BENJAMIN C. BULLETT
has offered for sale the wood 300 OF the Poto
estate of the late Alexander Bullet, in Prince Viii
liam county, Virginia. and well known the Opossum
Nose estate Hublc notice is given that the said Ben
c. Bullet has interest whatever any par OF the
of Alexander c. Bullet, deceased whether real
personal, mixed He had any interest in the
tate, Alexander c. Bullet having died nestate, and his
estate by the laws of Virginia, descending his eg
i'm heirs law and of kim Whatever interest Ben
amn c. Buleu claimed in this estate, he sold for value
received and conveyed the legitimate heirs Of the said
Alexander c. Bulett by regular deed of conveyance
now recorded in Prince William. The undersigned hav.
ing purchased this of the legitimate heirs of the said
Alexander C. Buett will enforce the law with rgo against
all purchasers and respassers under the spurious claims
OF Benjamin C. Bullet.
PHILIP OTTERBACK,
VIM. COCkRELL.
Jan. 4-eo3 Alex. Gazette
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Later from Vera Crux.
We received yesterday by our overland express. th
New Orleans Plcayune Of the I'd inst one day in ad
vance OF the mall from which extract the following
intelligence. The Picayune says: E.
The steamship Portland, Captain Spnney arrived las,
evening from Vera Cruz, whence she evening
the 2h uit Her advices bur lew hours later thsn
those OF the New Orleans. We earn that sh,
brings word OF news. The prevailed in
Vera Cruz, of which have before heard much, that
Gen Scott proposed to push column upon Quere
Our private accounts from the city Of Mexico hav.
led believe that Gen Scott had designs upon
Queretaro ITSELF unless pass through city i'm
reach San Ls Po,os or Zacxtocas Upon thes
cities, capitals OF States of the name, no repre-
sented planning cxpedons to be despatched upon h
arrival OF Gen Butler " it'll his large command
On the 18th uli Capt. Spinney saw oil Tuspan the
u. s. sloopofwar Germantown, at anchor
The Portland brought over one hundred and cighy-fv-
discharged soldiers, and the following cabin passengers;
Lent Col w. Biscoe and servant, mounted Lousiam,
volunteers Capt, J. Mcclellan typographical engineers
Capt. Francis Warrington. Louisiana battalion Cap'
Barry, and servant, Baltimore battalion Lieut. Mabbi
Baltimore battaon Lieut.. J. M. l.. Addison, mounte
riiiemen Lieut. Samuel Douglass, Alb regiment Ohio vol
uneers; Lieut. t. Lewis I'd regiment Illinois volunteers
Lieut. James Wilkinson, and servant, Louisiana battalion
Lieut. +. Earle, Palmetto regiment; Lieut.. Abel Moor ;.
4h regiment OHIO volunteers; Lieut. j. Seldon, 6h ins
try Lieut. J. G.. Smelling. 9Th infantry Lieut. l. S,n'i
18th infantry Lieut.. VIM. Fox, 18th infantry Mldsh
J. Gale Messrs Philip Fariee e. A. French, s. L..
Phelps, U. s. NJ; j. s. Haskell
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 49, 184S.

to their last resting place and while listened the
solemn dirge of the muffod drum and shri fife,
led to reflect how un'meiy their death in ia,
distant land from those they loved They
gone, and yet live avenge the cruel end which they
We're brought by foe who exercised humanity
wh9 are strangers to magnanmy, and consequently inca
Pabie OF apprecating it from another They have died
died in good caae lighting for their eovnys rgh YET
e NOT 50 much sacrifice for their TO pan,ps,
pc in must weaysn nav sSe~v o nS H.
% TO prosecute the to speedy ermina-
uon, WIN cripple every energy OF the government and
pei US to wage the ad or conclude
oabie peace But for thus reasonable spr of opposition
We had been home this stay here can only be
determined by the duration of that opposition"
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OFFIcE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Dec. "a,
SNEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received by Sarpuej M
- Rutherford CiocIaw agent. and acting
Western Territory, al the Chocaw agency, of the
for sing subsistence the Choctaw Ind shall
emigrae from the States OF Mississippi Alaba,na 10
the Choctaw country of the Stale Arkansas
The 1913, for the of year after their
and those who have emgaed tho Of June last
Tor the uneXpired term oil year from that time. The
daily rat 10 consist Of one pound fresh
OF ourh OF pound of salt pork and of three
OF quart OF corn meal of pound of wheat
Hour to each person. and OF four of salt for every
hundred pc rsons.
The number removed since the LIST of June about TWEEN
Yve; and il is estimated that there about 600 yet
east OF the Mississippi to be removed Measures have
been recently taken by the Indian Department actate
their early migration, but the Il indians such
that II Is mpossb at The time indicate the
Der OF those stu east who viii determine west,
the TIME that those who shall will arrive in their
new country Il is supposed however tina: small party
will emigrae during the succeeding month of January and
others different periods during year, they can be
collected and prepared for the journey
contract will be made for those who have removed
since June and Tor all who may eigate during the year
1915 or fewer the subsistence be furnished 10y the
contractor at such times and at such places the Indian
country as the agent for the Choclaws for the time being
or such person Or persons as he may appoint shall desg
exertions to hasten the emigration and make general but
Il WI, not be responsible, IN any way for the failure
The proposals must be accompanied by satisfactory
dence that those making them have the ability execute
the contracts the names OF the they intend giving
as their surees therefor, and written guarantee from
in conformity with the proposals, faccep,ed The rei-
abenes business capacity and pecuniay ability the
their
titled to by officer of the United States No proposal
will be considered in regard which these requirements
complied with.
IT must be distinctly understood that all ard every ex-
Pense connected with or incident the transportation
the provisions to the place places which shall be selected
Tor their issue to the Indians and with the issuing
lhem is to be borne by the and
that the United States the right whenever the
proper officer OF the shall be of opinion that the
contractor contractors performing his
contract faithfully and the proper spirit declare the
same null and void and to the proper issues of
tons TO be made for the remainder OF the time specified in
the contract, of the contractors
and for which he they and his their surees shall be
liable
Bond, with two suretes in penalty Of 1926 600
will be required for the faithful performance of the
the suiciency of the be approved by
Judge or district attorney of the United States.
Dec. 3O--3tawtl5Feb.
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Extract from The act Of ongrss. esa March 1875 section IS

Extract from the of Congress of3d March, 1885, section IS
lind be it further enacted That it shall be the duty
the Postmaster General in all future lettings of
for the transportation OF the mall let the same every
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
for faithful performance, without other reference the
mode OF such transportation than be necessary
vide for the due CELEBRITY, certainty and security of such
transportation shall any hereafter be
required TO purchase take valuation, the stock
vehicles OF previous contractor for the route
J~Bidders requested state the mode by which they
intend convey the mail II the size and weight of the
man. or Tue speed cae4 lof shou require coacn convey
the contract will be made for that mode of convey
If not, the will be assigned the person pro-
posing the cheapest mode OF conveyance
DROPOsALs for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST of March, 1873 the LIST Of July $780,
the following route, will be received at the Contract Office
OF the Post Office Department, in the city of Washington,
until o'clock of the Sd day of February next, to be
decided by the next day;
No. 564O. From Gunters Landing by Claysville, bod
sonvle, BeIeionte, Bolivar Rocky Spring, and Battle
Creek Tennessee, Jasper 81 miles and back three times
week.
Leave Gunter's Landing every Monday Wednesday,
Leave Jasper every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner,
if his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into OBJ
legation prior the first day Of March "erf with good and
sufficient sureties, perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the guaranors
of properly, and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed
| endorsed proposals Tor route No. in and
addre 10 tue First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
the and conditions which the contract is to
be made, see the last annual adyertisement
| Posi- OrrlcE DEPARTMENT, December 10, loH
| Dec l6-3taWIW
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T OOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened a fancy and
periumery store between Al and 9th streets, Penn
syvania avenue. six doors ens OF Colemans HOTEL Cup
stair ~ respectfully invites strangers and citizens to exam
inc his collection useful and fancy articles consisting, in
part of fine English and American hair, NALL and tooth
bru she's she'll and horn dressing-combs very superior
teeth (tine) wrought, tuc-cobs for the evening: side
combs evening fans rich reticules purses, perumeres
go, DC, Gc.
On Monday will be opened smps, frnges, and buttons
for dresses . - ,
On the 10Th of this month shall return from New York
with Of the excessive assortments OF fancy articles
for tho coming holidays ever opened 10 Washington
SELBY PARkER'S
Fancy and Perumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec, l0--u avenue, between Al and 9th streets
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Anniversary of the American Colonization Society.
COLONIZATION Roosis, Washington Dec ", 1871
TIME thirtyrsf annual meeting of the American Colo
l. nization Society will be held in this city on the 18th
January, l84S at O'clock p Several distinguished
speakers will deliver addresses that OCCASION The
Board Of Directors will meet the day at IL o'clock
m the colonization rooms, of which the following di-
rectors for life will please take notice:
Hon s. Wikeson, New York, Herman Camp, esq, N. y,
Hon. Tbos. w. Williams, Rev. w. McLain, Washing.
Connecticut, ton city,
Rev l.. Bacon d. d. Conn, A. q. Phelps, esq, n. Y,
Francis Griffin. esq, Miss, Seph Duncan M. ID Miss
Cen John IL Cooke Virginia, John Murdoch, esq, Miss,
Thos. X. Hazard esq X L, lJames kniley, esq,
Rev r burgess d. Mass, Alvarez Fish, esq
John McDonogh, esq, La, David hunt esq,
iona. Colt, esq, Conn, lanes boorman, esq, a. "
Rev ] b. Pinnev Pa, Charles Brewer esq, Pa.
Elliot Crcsson, esq, Pa,
Auxiliary societies viii please appoint delegates, accord
ing TO the 9Th article of the constitutions which provides thai
each of such societies shall be entitled TO one delegate to
every five hnnored dollars paid into the treasury of this
ciey within the year previous to the annual meeting I'm
portant business will before the boards and 1t Is de
sirable that there should be full attendance,
Dec "a w. NOLAN.
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TO So b q CRIBERS.

The person will books
psymsnt Of the suhscription be made In .
Distant BY lettsr poatass
which w b. By asd III By ourselves ns
sal ~
The COUNTRY PAPkR " PuhlaAed iIi weekly daring
ssons Of Congrsss and semi y sekly during
Subscriptions for periodsss viii srns
proportionsd to the above annual
certificate remittance
tons will he sucsnt receipt therefor The
any specie paying bank will BE- received.
POsTMASfERs authorized agents
ing DAILY snbscrbers with enciessd; SRI
WEEKLY subscribers sneossd Ave WEEKLY sub
scrbes with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition as they furnish " subscribers for srsffsI
90 Tvs RxsIsrER viii b. furnished ihsrl,m ~
-
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The WILMoT PRovIs0.-The counties OF Licking, Bel
mont, and Rchand in county convention, have array
the latter J. Brnkerho, late member of Congress apd
who claims to be the father OF the Poviso attempted o
introduce it into the convention But il was prompt,
from Washingtons Farewell Address, which deprecatee
all geographical determinations" and all sectional
parties, adopted in its stead We rejoice to these
LEI rs here add too bw wau If admont te that
ingon city is not the place to agree upon compromises
on this subject, to be furnished ready made for the
yention of the sth The people OF Ohio will settle il
themselves. e4f ~ 't-s,ss sa-
p s. We are happy to add TO the foregoing the county
of Harrison Dayton Empire
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/ liz CHANcERY SOMERSET COUNTY COURT
November term, ls47.

this suit Is to procure decree for sale of certain
lands in Somerset county, held by the complainant as
certain Marcelus Jones and certain Joseph Dennis
seized in fee of certain lands
on Nantcoke Point, in said county that the said John
Turner has purchased the interest and said
Maceus Jones in said lands that the said Joseph Dennis
hath departed this lie, leaving said Mary Ellen Dennis
bis only child and heir at law that the said Mary Ellen
Depnis resides in the city OF Norfolk the State of Viz
gna, and beyond the jurisdiction of this court that the
said lands are difficult or Incapable of division and that
Is TO tho interest and advantage of the complainant
the defendant that the said lands should be sold !, is
hereupon adudged and ordered that the complainant by
causing copy OF this order he inserted i'm some news
paper published tho city Of Washington once in each of
five successive weeks before the 10Th day January
give notice the said absent defendant of the object and
substance of this bill aa her and appear in hi.
court person or by solicitor, before the I'd day OF
May term next TO answer the premises and cause
any she hath why decree ought not pass as prayed
49, Tests w. T. g. POLK, Clerk
True copy Test: W. T. g. POLK Clerk
Dec. 2-law6w
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TpLLER'S HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Messrs A
C Il T. II. FILLER take nleaslre in infnrtninp the

LNpLtER'S HOTEL, Warrington, ID. C.-Messrs. A.
i Y Z. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
NEW HOTEL on the Of Pennsylvania and 18th
sirse before the LIST Of December. This house has
perinendence of the subscrbers therefore they Haer
themselves that all the requisites of rsate hotel will be
found their establishment The furniture is all entirely
and expense has been spared obtain that which
IS elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their late stand the of l4h and Penn
vania avenue, Vacated by the subscribers last Nove-
ber, being the Capitol, and hanive
ptes walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
mens
To old friends and guests tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
boue, and trouble will be spared to render them
comfortable their own fresdes.
To cur future friends and guests we offer good house
and all tha inducements as aforesaid and bog their pa
tronage.
Porers win be in attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fuller's Hotel
No charge for Conveying baggage
Nov 5--tlti A. IL. +. II. FULLER.
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This ma.sum OF ra.h,on, Fancy, and car,o.,.y.

The Museum OF Fashion, Fancy, and Curiosity.
ME subscriber invites all those in want Of rich and beau
tul articles in his line, call his old established
store where they will be find something to please
them, antiquarians in particular.
His stock of watches of the choicest kind those most
recommended from tmanuiactory of Joseph Johnson,
70 Church street. Liverpool together with many others of
ike celebrity.
The ewey consists of London and Paris manufacture
as well home fashion and fancy. All articles in his
nne, which very will be sold at New York
Phlladelpha, and Baltimore prices. ..-.-
Dec 81 ROBERT KEYWORTH
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THIS Morning will he opened direct from New
i York, q. w. PhiIIips's Cash Store
New silks, cashmeres, apacas, nc, among which are
10 pieces rich changeabIe brocade silks
. do do do
Is do do PouIt de Sole silks
do plain changenble do
do rich ottoman satins
do Turkey silks
DO plaid poplin silks
do white satns, very superior
do wide black silks
do black and blue-bsck silks
do satin plaid cnshmeres
10 do plain u,odecolored silks
70 do printed silks
ALSO
20 Tartan plaid long scaris
10 do very superior do
do hall mourning do
Is A Moche square shawls
80 Terkerri do
- "a very superior four-iace .hawls
Together with many other goods for adios DIRE sses to
Oct A-ihf g. W, PHILLIPS
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HENRY JANNEY,

Eighth Street near The Gf1leTaI F0t UWcs.
THE subscribert a ng enlarged his premises, and
doubled his force, determined to give greater
satisfaction than hereoio.e in the manufacture of his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots.
would say those wishing be speedily supplied will
e above and desirable article, that they would dc
well to have their recorded my books Those
who made work will find the best stock in the
District my shelves not excepting the nimitabe patent
Congress Boots" together with every variety or ladies
Gentlemen, and children) of Waterproof and Cok-sole
boots and shoes
Moto-Small profits, quick sales, and cash at the
n JANNEf.
Oct i-eosatf Tint. Nat Wing, IL Marlboro Gaz ]