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I ToRE sANNEXATIoN.-- Jose L. Caffeno, a
gentleman wlloilas occupied high post, formerly,
under the Mexican domination, yesterday took The
oath of allegiance 10 the United States, and has be-
come citizen Of our glorious Republic. We learn
tImtit is his intention to start paper here, the
interests e which to be devoted 10 The proinul-
cation Of the republican ideas Of our own country
alnpnest those who viii be the pioneers Of The lie
public Of Sierra Madre. He comes armed with
letters of nllT6duction from Gen Shields and other
distinguished persons. We heartily hope that he
may succeed in his contemplated project.
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o. At Sabbath School in one OF the n ne
inc cities lately, the 2gth chapter Of ST Matthew,
263lt and 9th verses, were under consideration,
when the superintendent, among ether questions,
asked Who are considered The great men ii The
are - To lie astonisImsnt Of the teacher, the
school with enc response answered." General
TavIur .''-BoSf0n JnW1a.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and types have natural
hatred of each other, and do not flourish Wei toge
Their This is the greatest newspaper country III the
world. because the most trce--ueXt comes France,
,l,llar the r,eA rennhIic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

DrsrlNGUrsHED ARRtvALs.-Mr. Trist, Com
missioner; Col. Clilds, OF the Army Com. sloat
and Capt Panding, of the Navy; and Messrs.
Allen, Houston Foote and Bright, members Of
Congress, were in Philadelphia on The Nth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

CADET APPoINrAENT.-Mr Bagby, who has re-
Gently been confirmed as Minister to Russia, has
had son appointed o cadet at West Point
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

MAD Docs. : HydroPhobia continues to rage
among the CANNES at Philadelphia. Shun dog
this weather as you would aaserpent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

A New BlsHoP.-The Indiana Episcopal Con-
yenton has elected Rev. Francis Vinton, OF Brook
Iva. Bishop of the Diocese with salary of $1,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

Cor. DoNIrHAN.- The Clay county Tribune
published at Liberty Missouri, the place Of Col
Doniphan's residence, says: g We have seen in
several democratic papers in Missouri, that Col Do
niphan declines to be an elector the wing ticket
Here, where he lives, no such factis known, and 1t
is reasonable. 10 suppose that it would be known
here as soon as al distant places. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
COM munication.l

Ncssrs. Editorsl have perceived OF late wltha good
deal Of slupse two or three notices in of the most
preoInen daily newspapers OF NewOreans, OF the manner
m which business carried and sales made at te Auction
Store at the corner of St Charles and Graer Streets Upon
inquiry tie author Of his article has scealned that The al
legations made against the propeors OF the above store are
Incorrect and were possibly made by the gentleman WHO
reported them in hurried 7momen wouid warn all pet
sons against making any bargains for goods, the specific
value OF which they do know: but in The above instance
am confident that no rand ntended-and from nt
standard in society OF the persons who keep the store an
equally confident that upon full disclosure OF Facts, nc
ne could nor be attached them in their commercial
transactions The propeofs of the store al the corner OF
era, Ter and St Charles streets have not the slightest desire
10 be identified with those establishments whose mantes
have unfortunately fallen the shoulders OF more homes
men le5U Ill 5tsIitE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

o. The celebrated novel of g Jane Eyre " is
said to be from the pen of clergymans daughter.
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NOTICE

NOTICE - n,a'
rEyHAT two NOTES made by Inc unGerss lh1ass, v
to order Of Thomas Moran, and by lu ea n II "a,
duein July, aud one in October, 1875 VIII aos ii, o.
the consideration for which said notes were
The amount and dates Of the notes not hho"h
only two notes of ours in existence. a. uILluN
iune 70. 1913 (Je293t@) RY AN n1---
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Go 1T, PoETs-I'he Home Journal says that
three hundred dollars were lately paid to native
poet for political song. The lucky bard was pro-
baby Charles Fenno Hoffman, who has written a
Rough and Ready " campaign song.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS r..

NEW PUBLICAILI.gJ.1 IlrgsI p I7.I.
FTOR SALE oy The subscdber-al ~ mag be loana Wy
< CATIONS ii the DAY, among Wllcn -
TIE LITTLE WlFE-By Mrs G S. al Of lie sarE'
PRIDE; or, THE DUCHESS lh'"' AMIN
WHOM sf} 10 MARRY 1.Ss' AND How fQsEi 'io
THE E0PPil aT6RrAL BROTHER JoNAinA'
HOME Of ! sHalA,1ksPEARE-B F. w fai"0s +.
Beautifully Illustrated: -,, o. The autbof o. W
THE HENPECKED HUSBAAD-D' a.
History of a FliFt." .xp GH0sI~
LUCY H0SMER; OF. the GuAEpiAs ~ e..
H. T. Thomson; - D omanee--bYf"
THE TWO CORfSES; A Historical hO'D"'
ericlg Soulie; ,.s. co 7yCamp stree s,
JezStf WELD Il',.',aagfs ueafa1S~
Aeeney Of the GraelsnhGfg lgHeaNg -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

4 LITTLE MORE GEAPE-Nhe Newlorll Con-
rier and Enquirer IS about 20 ISSUE campaign Pa
per. to be entitled Tire Grape-Shot.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

~ w. J. Graves has been appointed 10 succeed
Mr. Crittendea in the United States Senate, from
Kentucky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

LATER FROM MARAcAlBo. = Ghe bark Irma,
Capt, Warren, arrived at Philadelphia on the l6.h
inst, from Maracaihe, whence she sailed on the
18th ult, up to which time no engagement had ia
ken place between tue forces of Generals Pae2 and
Monagas. Captain ". reports, that the troops Of
honagas had crossed the lake for the object of al
lacking Maracaibo, which place was strongly gar
risoned by Paezs forces. some Of whom were
embarking on board Of rneIl-of-war, to dispute the
enemy's entrance into that city, or at Fort San
Carlos. Gen. Paez was at BoeaHo New Grenada,
u here Hundreds of the inhabitants We're daily join
ing his Standard, II Philadelphia Buletia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

~ We yesterday had the pleasure Of meeting
C;4pt Il. @, Doine. Assistant Gattermasfero of the
aaar lie has performed much arduous service,
lJrile last years, but returns, after numerous
retiis WIN Refrigerated health. Lis gallantry and
aentlemailt. demeanof will commend him TO the
notice Of all who know him. Our friends in Gin
cintati, particularly, will be glad % learn thai m
icu DAYS he viii be at home.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
aR- DR.. Cullen,s Indian Vegetable RemedI,

the cure Of Gonortga Geet, Syphilis, Structure Merf g
and all complaints arising from impurities o. lir blood h
indian Vegetable Remedy domestic preparation ealfsa
Conayin Mercury OF ANY other minerals Combining hs s
requisite qualities effect radical cure III lew ays ~
codne 10 the directions. 1t inst by purgug d s9Ha
Tine II acts mon the secrctions through the medium he sd
which all vesges Of the syplitic in are erScalai
tenn The constitutions instead OF beng injured as u 9a y \
use OF Mercury Copaya, and other powerful and ztas H
cnies is beneil,ed aud the individual finds mef Y
OF ecf health hanhe before. It also trtlia5 1a
Throat, Secondary syphilis cures WHITES OF Leafa
and is il general purifier d the sySten IN @on Il ,.,.
es- Prepared aud soil by ROWAHD 81 WALro y e. ea
street Phadelphia Only Agents IN New Ohst' eaPa'
* Co, Isl Chagires street. fs@I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

RHrxsrfrFp We learn with pleasure, says the
Washington Uhion, that Capt. Edward Deas, a
agblg fueriierious officer, who was recently, by a
eeat martial. sentenced 10 be dismissed The army
has aeea ordered back 70 his rsgment-the Presi-
dcnt nv and with The advice and cons snt Of the
Scnas- restoring him To ilisrank and position
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

IS George w Smith Is the wing candidate for
Congress- in Butler county district Of Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

DEcLINED-Col. Matthew W. Lindsay has de.
clined being a candidate on the Taylor electoral
ticket OF Mississippi.
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s55~ DR.. WooDRuFF's WORM SPECIFIC is aaih
efcIent remedy lor Mornls.TRY III as good as lani

cheap the cheapest.
Is" do certify that administered to member OF mgszA
Woodruf's Worm Specific, aud brought away fifty Tga "
-. ,o,s, "JOHN J. Il1E
s5 TIE foregoing Medicines for sale wholesale anF
! hY ]. WRIGHT g. co, Isl Chartres street, NQEa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

VIUFuts,
Superne Shirts, stitched bosoms, So 50 to $4 So super
fne Muslin Shr, linen bosoms and collars to S. 75 French
Bingham CHICO Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts MeF
Flannel, GGuz brown, white and pink Uniersts and Drawers
Sk Unais ami Drawers very styles ncy Crayats ltainn
and Fuch Black SILK Ctyats; Silk and Linen andkcrcefs
leu border Hllkecieis; l,ne' ami SILK Gloves; Back Kid
CLAWS Cotton Meruo Lialu hail Hose; SiiE GinghaIl
U. etc. also, Trunks, Vascs and Carpet Bags. el3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

LAKE CIaurLAtN.-The summer arrangements
on this beautiful lake are perfected the STEAMBOATS,
are finely fitted up, and there is more delightful
Trip than through Lake Ghanp!ainand Lake George.
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ATTENTION

A LII the Members of Company X, Louls sea.
n IrNrErRs are required 10 be at Their dnadseasi
Cauollt6n Course, THIS DAY Friday che @s 49,.
for The purpose OF being m1stered out OF Tue sl'f
the United States. p9i
! By order Of Capt THEo. sLEW1s.
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cLoTHING-c1 oT#1EG


CLOTHING cL oTHlHs /, d
ouch AN OPPORTUNITY as t ~ Bargains lein %"
- been offered in this city in the way q D
determined 10 close off the entire stock OF rulNG
FAsHIoNABLdE . ch9 81 a conpl.s q. q
FIT to patronize my establishment Hem thai VIZ
want of Clothing | respectfully niof1la us
as CheaD rs the Cheapest. Those VINO wa
WINTER CLoTHE b. 80 n, so
will find it greatly to Their advantage to c' are sab
afge for this season Of the year. frasai 9
RTS-Undershirts DfaweISi,, A'NTliGS,,
jeg1 2dp if Under St. Charie. Hotel corner 9,,-
MEDICAL CARD. M. Ii Bea'.-t5
gGR. FAWCETT has removed ron tere he cOp.as "
street TO No ~ CasiOai01ss5 Stf.lt MIA TO spcaa
his usual practice having conined ne Ubi,sd ss,
for the last twenty five years lie pa L recuaf WI ,
works on those subjects winch have b9t subjects
be obtained at his Office price 81 vi oodaD ynpos o.
tency and senIityexpaiHed sypiiilo, al weakners y.
gononhfpa gleet structures, whites ,i.iug iron m
turnal EMISSIONS and all the consehe niyirian Dl
tbfbaion are delneafed lie Is the on a neb 70 pG
econ who advertises that ha, any le@ s,taip the es
ticehe insists thai the medical board W.. 70 aI
tive laws andthat eyery yrowl not II II iFaWCGi
on those rights. ssCus!ophou's s''"
JeSS La
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
GORDON pIIlMMEl
~ Remedy for enc oass ;,9 Ct Diseases

.ADJUSTER OF aFERdGE&
tas- Oltt at Lucieu Hennanns, Marnis Notary, NJ es
strcat, Neg OIlennS. III AR
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g- We were called upou yesterday by Dir. T.
X Wharton, who re quests US to state that we were
in error in ttributng him any part OF the merit
OF designing the rev Castomhouse and Municipal
Hall fie desires IFS further TO add, that the public
are entirely indebted to the skill and talents Of A.
T. Wood for the former, and those OF James Caller
for Inc halter ediice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

EUROPEAN STEAMERS FOR THE ST. LAWRENCE.
The Montreal papers are urging the project Of
establishing a line Of steamers from England TO
Quebec or Montreal. The arguments i'll favor OF
this proposition are in substance the present postal
difficulties between Great Britain and the United
States, the fact that many of the Western people
Of the United States would come by the lakes to
take these steamers, and that Quebec and Montreal
are one or two hundred miles nearer Liverpool than
New ork
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
PIANO FORTES

yYENRY PARSONS, 96 Camp street, tns -. ser-.
doors below Poyilras Offers ior sale ss.s!'s
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORrEs aSEs,lsps'
fIon ]. Chckering Nuns n Clark, GlbeFt,7 \ "
and A. H. Gale u Co. This stock comprises ,d ILL
a great variety, embracing the much es'ec"''
wiIich is rapidly gaining in public favor. 49,, d
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken IN eS'''e, Ell
timing aud rerulatin0 done at short notice, -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

LIVES Losr-A soop was capsized in the North
river nearly opposite Jersey City ferry, on the 18Th
inst. during storm. and Two persons drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

REvlvED.-fFhe Keystone is revived in Harris
burg by ore Of lis old proPrietors, o Barrett, Esq
and goes for Cass and Butler.
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Over 100000 Worth,


over SOV;oOu Vo4t4h
Made in the latest and best manner and warranted
Black and cooei co, Dress Coats .sl 90 to s2s 90
Rs sss a s sose SCH SIGH F59t cc o 90 TO e 90
4ahmese and Tweed se' Goats 50 10 10 u 9 90
Fancy I@ee9 business 1o1'S 90 ~ IS IS 90
Nrn" Dress Goats 90 10 is 90
Ms.e Ecqo s cotI $40: % TO l 90 60
Linen saes aal coatee5 2 50 to LEG
e-'"'''''' ''- '''- ''l1 pn+aias
,., ,,u5 p,s az m IN a. m
bl3eF p,ysin Penis 90 90 20 ~ o. 90
S 6 ] m - -. "a ~ 40
Seef I'VE" e 81 81 o 81
French J1p RE raHls .---.-..5 90 to 90
- Msno On en- TO g IN
i@mam t1 ~ pan 5 69 to 50
Wlis Lgs2 1s r3l % 90 To- % g q
Vests.
cooe Cashmere 90 to 60
Goorr Silk aud 5aiin =. 49,. %
Nien fancy Velvet Vests 5 90 70 GO
b White Magse1es vess 90 10 %
49, coi9ret Nurseries Vests q 54 70 , w
Ris isi s IL 80 10 6 Co
Rich ltsEf cfajas Vest,. - " .........2 50 to 4 90
Bst dliat si.5 Veyet V 90 70 I %
sIIrrs tro,nts ftandtarchirfs etc 8
an o s5,s si,ee1 baos 90 50 to "a 50. super
faa Muslin shl,. linen boos and collars, s. Is French
@ rane GGpa 6""o willie AID paf Unielis and 5raasrs
S as g Tf 5o yy l1 s @s a6n
led 5,er afsleaies; he AMI Six G@yss Bsf
fa co'oa Me5o 9q5 ala h ss sh End md G l'5
u
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
Richard Sands grateful for past favors would re.
speculy can he attention. the pubic "a his Fashionable Clothing
aud Furnishing Store Is POYDRAs corner OF Tchouponas
~ B. C.gera ARRIVING IN the civ Y Gui 70 heir interest
to cal and exalifa3 ilr the aselges ans
~
NO. IA1Az!HE ST. coREAR CANAL STREET,
H Il q ~ L y U " N,
y r. A !, F. z IN EIOTHTNG
- = -
Keeps constantly hand complete assortment Of article
duired tor a Genttraans Wardrobe apis 2lptf
on NJ IasaaohanIe es1 agaI f from nv A
York srse saI sal nor sock ii Fashonale tohpg
comprising n that materials manufacture Their stock,
suoer dJaef bra t'E,s Froek and Dress Coats.
Super black and coIor,d Mernosac and fancy Cqats
pax ana brown Jfg ,1 M : q ll s 0dc%i
as tn II, FRI rb ira G,Ets Pants:
Wbi.s Navai and Military Drill Paits;
Fuzzy French Drill Pants newest styles,
CHECK Brill suG Stripe Lmen Pants;
Bot aad Fancy Linen aHa ManeiIes Vests,
Pan. and figured white Marselles Vests,
Supo15J Line and Cotton Shirts
Uuisrsairts; Drawers:
EalGhose Pocket Handkerchief; Cravasi Gloves;
ausIetdefs, etc. ETC. "p' %"PI}i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

FGRE-A tannery was burnt in Iioga county
Pa, On the 18th inst. Loss $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

DErRoIT-A number of new buildings have
BEEN erected on the burnt district, at Detroit and
| IL ia expected in a short time the ground Will be
covered by buildings far superior those destroyed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

~ See advertisement on The first page Of this paper,
heaa~! 70 PLANTERS NM F-4HILiEs,'. Of Consock
q Co. celebrated Medicine and Magical Pam Extractor Depot No
Poylras street. where al at IS sold IS warranted GENUINE and
PURE. el 6n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

OlyNpIc I'HEtTsE,- The performances tonight
sge forlbe benefit Of EE. Durivage. the successful
author IF New Orleans As 1t Is. !" This popular
sketch viii be preceded by the farce of the g Cap
tuns Not-a-Miss' p The entertainment will con
clude niiib the amusing piece. called Sprigs Of
I.a4re7 WE wish the beneficiary full house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

Col. HARDIN.-A proposition has been SET on
foot 10 secure fund for The erection of a monument
to the memory of the amenled Col. iohn } dar'iln,
at jacksonville III, The cost Of the testimonial is
fixed al $4,000, and already considerable por-
ton has been obtained. Morgan county alone has
Given $1,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

LAKE ONFAHio-There are now two daily lines
Of Steamboats, between Lewiston and Ogdensburg,
and between The LATER, place and Montreal. This
route is the most attractive on the continent. No
inan can claim to have seen the grandeur Of tie
new world who has not passed over il,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
Steamboat Departures This d.,
EGarried.

sf% Liberal Division No. II, S. T.-Tba NO.,
tins Division alli attend Aaouuel Meeting an IN hlss
O'Clock ?. NJ in the Hall oil Pelican Dyson Ma pA E
for officers VII lake place and business importance
Members are required to he punctual Salass
ie3q Ut c. A. ROer1 ua
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

ARTICLES oldcl selected expressly wFh reference to
.ueIr sutaLltge5s
PRESENTS.
.FANs-G Pear, Ivory, Feather, Paper, SILK, Sae
CARD, CAsBs-peart, Shed, sves &c.
REriCuLES- shk mad Velvet egant patterns
PURSES ~ line assortment, STYLES.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Maene, &c
WORK G0XES-EDoay, Reservoir PAPER Maehe- &c.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood, Papier hsehs, &c
PORTFOLIOS Leather, Velvet and Paper Mlche
ACCORDhONS -Best French, ,nute tr.lne,
MUSIC bon Els Shell and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDER5-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS OF the first makers, Gold and Silver Casts
PARASOIS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES Ebony, Rosewood and Paper Mache.
CHESS MEN Chinese English and tiermul.
PORTE iONNAES- Gold and Silver elaiaead, and al the
ODEUR BONES From two 10 SIX lu:Lles. tnew styIts.
PAPETER les OF Ebony, Rose wood, Paper &c.
7s~Now m store, stock Of fine LINEN and COTTON
sHKrs Gioge supenyrs MONEY BELTS, Stocks, Crayats,
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c &c,
GUINNESS Il BUSH,
Dealers ii Toilet Fancy and Gems Furnishing Goods,
fa25 I'm Il GIMP STREET. s.
s9g~ The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
arllli.sut ~ UEAEtEEBEBG SARSAfAtlLLA COM
FOUND f9u 6y superior Sarspasia islG Professor Frost,
81 Cuiiss,oa peaks OF oLiows L5 See bulletin NO. O. Sd
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The Barnburner,s Convention.

M,,xE.-Gov. Dana has been nominated for
rsalecfjon by the democrats of Maine. They have
also chosen Hugh J. Anderson and Rufus AcintIre
iot Senatorial electors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

az Gen. sTwiggs and Capt. Bragg arrived in
Mobile Oh Tuesday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

cy~ Highly Interesting TO Mothers;-Fhere IS no
ga IN p vch Di5rEhli makes such fearful fdFa=es among
Dc family wrh the tender infant Very few =. any can =.
Of Cpae,a Bowel Complaint poSuced by eetg Inc
only SURE 8EAiEDl
BILLINGS CAHMINAT1vE AND AsrRISGENf SYRUP
~ d. HANSBROUGH
60 SOLD ey WELD g. co, MEAD & sCoN-L, slckhEs q
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CHEAr PosTAGE.-lt is stated that the Proym
ces Of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
are about to combine together and fix the rate o
postage TO and from the different parts Of those
countries al file uniform rate OF three pence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

FIRE.-0a the 2lst inst. fire broke out al c.
lulnba South Carolina, and consumed five built
ings before the flames could be subdued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

TnR ONO EANKs.-1'he comparative condition
of the ONO Banks On the LIST May last, has been
published. These banks DO no! appear 70 be IN So
good condition hy nearly TWO millions If dollars,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14

Polk vas elected on the cry for Texas
and the whole Of Oregon. We have got
the half Of Oregon and the whole of Texas,
with her debt. slavery and other incidents.
How much blood and treasure this last ac-
QUESTION will cost us, will not be known
until the war ends, if it ever shall; but we
know it has cost the sacrifice Of a
hundred millions Of dollars. and thirty
thousand lives OF our own citizens. Mr..
Cass did his best. not only to produce the
Mexican War. for he says it was caused
by the annexation Of Texas, which he
favored; but he came nigh embroiling US
in a war with Great Britain for Oregon.
lie is understood 10 favor the acquisition
Of Cuba. and if he were President, he
would kick up war for that purpose.
What sort Of Government should we
have left were we plunged into such
schemes2 The name Of republican nigh,
remain, but the rights, the essence and
glory would vanish forever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14
Important to COmsusns ptivcs.

Strange: That many who afflicted with
a COUGH that is gradually wearing them down.
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, or what's worse than nothing, gorging them
selves with nostrunis, that pulled to the skies
for cures they said to have effected some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOuNDSYR LIV ERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
WOnde fui CU,es ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine. A fact which is proved by reference
to the vast number Of certificates from the first
nd most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. VIM.
J. Richards, Judge WIN. Burke, the Wife Of the
Row. G. w. Maiey. DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
scr in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati.
and others Of that city. Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures Of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians Of
the highest standing had given them up to die :?
II men Of such high standing will couch for the
great pi,fHes Of this medicine. we cannot but in
fer that it is at least all that it is represented to
be. Read the advertisement Of DIR. Rogers in
another column.