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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty of Phy sic.--ses.ion of IsS0-'00.
THE viii Monday 18th October, and
hhue until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and PbarnacyWILLIkA T. A. AIKEN, M d. LIZ ID
Surgcry--NArHAs r. Smith.
Therapeutics Medica and lygeneSLsuEL CHEW NJ d.
Anatomy aud PbysioIugy-JosEPH Rory, NJ. ID. .s
andP OF Mrdicine-WILLIAN POWELL, NJ ID.
THoNAs, NJ ID.
Lecturer Pathology Of w
MiLTEsBERGER.
Baltimore Inhrmay opposite Medical College The
will be October t under the charge
fecior the entire gu tomio9 board
be oban,I IN The vicinity OF ie Medical Sos, w Y ~ 10
. 50 per week WILLIAM u. A. hihEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean ofthe Faculty
Superior Old Brsndy.
THE Subscriber just received very superior Old Brandy
OF the vintage Of l, purchased expressly for medicinal pur
poses FAMILIES wishing article OF this kind would do well 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
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Hedseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always ON hand together with choice variety Wines Liquors.
Segars, Tobacco, &c. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, near 18th street
CARR.
THE undersigned Of Pension Office, having for the last
Years been employed the various duties connected with
the said Office particularly revolutionary consequently being
all the details thereof bic TO tile public
IN the prosecution Of claims the general government He
will attend also 10 other business connected win me ohe de
parmctts Mt Washington.
business oonhded promptly attended TO and
faithfully executed All letters must be post paid. -
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency Ofhce.
wAsmsoros CRY, D. c., August 0, ls4o.
Aug. l2-lmeod
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entued Of presumption any Of thu
lands within the townships and parts above enumerated
required establish
receiver o the land Office and make therefor
practicable before appointed
for OF the public sale Of the laad embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J, BUTTERFIELD,
.5.-l. Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Sep. 08-1aw13w
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IN pursuance " laE, ZACHARY TAYLOR Preaeni p enc
Unsd Of Aaercs do hereby declare make Know"
GALES VIII be held al the land oee
State Of MICHIGAN at the periods hereinafter dessasd
A, the land once GENEsEB commencing on Monday ,ns
seventh say 81 January fer the sale OF the upe Janus
wihn me following named sections and parts sesuo" ""
North Of the base dine and east Of The principal meridian
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~ pan and ornamental guitars with patent Screws
heads without prices from i've 20 my aobns
Also constantly ON hand, pianos from the celebrated MANI
cturer vons, from eight keys clarione ngece
6fes and unas, with the most improved nsuu
book for each instrument .a
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and Management Of the Horse, In the ssble and Road
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

ANDovER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-The for
tyirst anniversary of this Institution occurred on
the and 9TH and 5th of the present month. The
annual sermon was preached by the Rev Dr. Blag-
den, of Boston, from the passage in Acts, 2Sth Is (:
Whom when Paul saw, he thanked God and took
courage" 1t was a conservative discourse on the
general reasons that ministers and others have in
an age like the present, for gratitude and courage
The United Societies of Inquiry, and the Porter
Rhetorical, were addressed by Prof Henry B.
Smith, of Amherst College, on " the Relations of
Faith and Philosophy" in which DR.. Bushnell's
theory and some of his elaborate reviewers, as well
as the whole school of Pantheists, were handled in
no very iraternal manner. On Wednesday morn.
ing the exercises connected with the graduating
class took place, in which sixteen young men,
about 10 20 out to the active work Of the ministry,
took part their performances were said to be highly
creditabe. The whole number Of graduates from
this Seminary, including the present class, is 1906,
of whom 1888 are now living. In addition TO these,
it is supposed that at least 800 more have been
through partial course in the Institution; in ALL
some l60O-more than have been connected with
any similar Institution in the cOunlry.-Christia
SecretdrV
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GREAT POWDER EXPLOSION AND DEATH
The powder maya zine Of one Of the contractors
on the Rutland Railroad blew up on the afternoon
of the 10TH There was in it about a ton and a
half of powder, partly in kegs and partly in open
flour barrels. Two Irish boys, one Is and the
other years of age, were killed aud their bodies
mutilated in a shocking manner. The ground on
which the magazine stood was torn up to the
depth of two or three feet, and splinters of the
magazine, the largest the size of a mans hand
were scattered for great distance around. The
windows in the houses, for the circuit of mile,
were more or less broken, and at the distance Of
half mile an entire sash was destroyed. 1t origi-
mated in carelessness. A considerable quantity Of
powder had been scattered on the ground outside,
aud some Eve or six boys gathered pile and fred
W which communicated wish lAst inside, ARa Is
HliaA Ne Nksls,
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OREGoN-THs Mails to that Countrywide con.
tract Of Messrs. Rowland & Aspinwal with the
Government was to carry the United States Mail
in steamers from Panama to Astoria, in Oregon.
The steamers Panama, California and Oregon,
were built for this purpose, and for this service the
contractors receive 100000 per annum. A cor
respondent of the New York Tribune calls the
attention Of the Government to the fact that the
steamers instead Of taking the mails to Astoria, for
which they are paid, are engaged in the more pro-
ftlble business of conveying passengers from
Panama. The mail in the mean time is either not
sent Astoria at all, if so, is up irregulary
by some transient vessel, and at the cost of few
dollars for doing that imperGectly for which the
contractors receive many thousands, A large Ore.
gon mall containing much official matter, had ac-
cumulated in the Post-office at San Francisco on
the 18th of July.
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FREE MASONRY We have received from the
agent, w. P. Coleman, whose office is in the Com
mercial Exchange, a very handsome copy of SCOTS
extremely valuable and interesting work, The
Analogy Of Ancient Graft Masonry to Natural and
Revealed Religion" 70 the members of the craft
it is very useful work, in connects very wildly
the symbols and ritual of the order with their
genuine and beautiful moral Specifications, such as
gave to Masonry its first original character. To
the uninitiated general reader it will also be found
curious and instructive. The'wOFk is got up in a
very superior style Of typography, and is to be had
Of the agent at the place above mentioned.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW oRLEANS.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS.
Sc THIRD Page for CRY NEws, So.

Or We hope none Of our readers wors deferred
BY its great length from reading the narrative we
published yesterday by San Francisco cores
ponaent, Of his overland route TO that place We
ought, in justice to the writer to have directed par
teular attention to il; but the loss is theirs who
did not enjoy what waE 50 lively, graphic and IN
struotive. We violate no confidence in saying that
the writer il Captain Fairchild, Of the Louisiana
Mounted Men, during the Mexican war, who dis
iinguished himself in Mexico, and is well known
and warmly esteemed by hosts of friends in this
city. We expect TO have the advantage of his cor
respondsnee regularly and are sure it will be well
coined by the readers Of the Crescent.
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OF We are glad to see that there is probability
of our having Mr. Neafe at one of our theatres the
approaching season. Mr., N. it will be remembered
by many Of our readers was attached to the St.
Charles Thenire some years since and gained great
favor with the theaire-go community for his
chaste and natural impersonauons Of many of the
leading characters in the legitimate drama. He
has been most dlgsnt student since he was with
us, and bids fair to rival some Of our most cele-
braled actors. At which of our theatres are we
TO have him
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Og- The following is from an Irish paper, pub.
lished during the last war with England
"The London Courier, enimadverting on the
style OF the American newspapers, says they are
composed Of bastard English This sort of re-
proach is rather surprising, after the many useful
lessons the Americans have given to true born Eng
lishmsn. We very well remember many of those
lectures, particularly that Of Bunker Hill, where
they taught them their Orthogr0phy; ct Saratoga
they gave most instructive course of Syatar in
the Jerseys they taught them the moods aud lenses
at Yorktown they taught Prosody and they have
recently, at New Orleans, given unexampled les
Sons in the dead languages"
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KENYON COLLEGE, OHIo-The twenty.frst
annual commencement of Kenyon College was
held at Gambler, August 9th Graduates, TO-
The degree of Ii. D. was conferred on George p
Williams, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics, Michi-
gan University, and Edward G. Ross, Professor
Of Mathematics in the Free Academy, New York !;
that of D. d. upon the Rev, Joseph Muenscher of
ST. Paul's Church, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
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PROMPT JUsTICE.--The extraordinary vigor with
which the murderers of O'COnner, in London,
pursued by the British authorities, is a stri-
king evidence of the efficiency of their police sys.
tenn, and the result shows sgnally the vast advan-
age gained by the use of the telegraph in the
arrest Of criminals. The reputed murderers were
a man named Manning and his wife, O'Conner
had been killed at their house and buried in the
kitchen, and ten days had elapsed after the disap-
pearanee of the criminals.
Where the guilty parties had gone no one knew,
but an active search was at once commenced. 1t
was at first rumored that they had sailed for Amer
lea. A communication was at once made to the
Admiral of the port, and he instantly ordered out
a swift steamer in pursuit. The Fire Queen, after
hailng several vessels, came up with the Victoria.
the suspected vessel The objects of her search,
however, were not on board, and she Immediately
put about for Southampton, where she found the
Sromboli steam-soop, under the command of Lord
Amelius Beauclerk getting in readiness to ioin in
the chase An officer was dispatched 10 the Con-
tinent, but he found no trace of the fugitives.
coach.drver at last disclosed that the woman had
gone to Scotland A Geographic message was
instantly sent off to Edinburgh, and within one
hour an answer was received, communicating the
fact that she had been apprehended. In this briei
space Of time, the telegraph had not only travelled
atleast eight hundred miles, but during the inter.
val, inquiries had been made, streets had been ira
vsrsed, an interview had been obtained with the
accused, her luggage had been searched, and va.
rious railway securities and notes, known to have
| been recently in the possession of the deceased
were found concealed in the boxes of the stranger
Manning himself was arrested at the Isle Of Jer
sey, attempting TO get to France. He made full
confession but laid all the blame Of the murder
and the robbery on the woman.
-. ~. n.ntu.,i -. -. =, NIL. 4.
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GEORGIA CROP.-A letter received in Augusta,
Geo, from gentleman in the interior, speaking Of
the cotton crop, says; The crop in Georgia win
be- very short The accounts which concentrate
here from all quarters of the State are gloomy.
The crop will scarcely equal two-thirds Of thar
made last year"
Gg- Later accounts from Texas, to the 9Th inst,
bring worse news Of the cotton. The worm pre-
walls everywhere, and the crop is universally ruined
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A CASE OF CoNscIENCE.-F, W. Edmonds,
Cashier of the Mechanics Bank, New York, has
received the following note, covering So bill
In the year 1888 the writer received from your bank
g dollar pack Of notes, s5 too much and he was then
told that the tank received money back which
they paid much neither made up what Teoei we'd
little did that account not return in it, but handed
il TO a chart bic institution.
Since then have been thinking that the way have
pursued might not be right and therefore make up the loss
the bank then sustained Enclosed 5 Dollar.
g. Nav YORK IL Sent 1919. -
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RAYMOND RAILROAD. The Kinds County
(Miss.) Gazette of last Friday, contains the follow
ing notice of the sale Of tho Raymond Railroad
"The Raymond Railroad was sold at public
auction, in front Of The Courthouse door in this
town, on Monday last The sale took place in
pursuance Of decree Of the State Chancellor
r. N. Downing acting Commissioner The
terms Of the sale We're cash and the purchaser re-
quired 10 enter into bond in the sum of $4,000 to
rebuild the road within two years from the day Of
sale and run cars on it for ten years. Our fellow
citizen, w. Hall Smith, became the purchaser in
the sum of twenty dollars We can now saw with
propriety, that Mr.. Smith is the gentleman to
whom we alluded some weeks since, when we
stated that one of citizens willing to take
the road on certain conditions, and rebuild IT,
The only important condition is that our citizens
shall secure to the contractor, gratutousy the
right Of way This right will cost between 1920
and Sl4O0. Some months ago over $1,000 was
raised for this object, and the remainder be OBJ
tanned any day without difficulty. We hazard
nothing them we think, in saying that our villagers
will speedily be revived bv the shrill whistle and
the smothered putting of a regular locomotive"
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oar eve III have Bill of Exceptions" said
Sam Rice to a client, in Randolph, who had been
convicted of murder in the second degree, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for fifteen years.
" Not by my consent" replied the happy fellow,
81 I'll stand on this hand they might hang me
next time 20 Chambers [Alql Tribune.
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CALIFORNIA CODA letter from Oahu, dated
June oath, says that the English frigate Pandora
sailed from the Sandwich Islands for England with
California gold on American account, there being
no direct conveyance to the United States. Gold
was quoted at the Sandwich Islands at SIG to SIG
20 nor ounca
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Col. BENToN.-The last publication from Col
Benton is a letter to the citizens of Davies cOun
ty, dated August IS, nwhich he tells them that if
the instructions of the Legislature sanctioned
he will resign his seat in Congress, but will still
work in Missouri to have the jackson - resolu-
tions e1pnnPed from the statute book.
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FRoM TAMPA BAY. Capt. McLain, of the
steamer Ocean, from Tampa Bay 2lst inst, reports
that there was nothing later from Billy Bowlegs
and his warriors tLan was received here by the
steamer Angio-Saxon. The ship Caroline Nesmith
was to leave for This port The first fair wind.
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Auction To.DAY-Do not forget spsa,s ,s,s q, 5.v If
Hones Moss, CAnisgss, &c. He had in bs os,sIoan.
sH1eior Jack from the Thrd Municipa,y In, ~ 49,.
see, sold yesterday Spear il an %
that beam his hohoa meeky II prose- nge,T AMI a,'
sales he perfectly fait It is hut Sc dom mai ~ ~
business iaens connected with the shu Of eepu, =, ~
the Of spfaT-es' they stand conspieuous NJ
Ano,,,s., m 6iend i, n1r1insi mi s,,i5S As an
charge Of bis dHHss and ia ggafd his wrusl tho Qua
iioH chen asked, d 5pPh'ss iamitRhlv1 I" 90 ssa
ss aaiaie lAs iRsRlslaas NpB 3. YES, sFsshss
4 B@ils5s
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FATHER MATHEw-Father Mathew continues
a triumphal tour through New England. He met
with a great reception from the authorities and
citizens of Lowell, Mass. The whole route OF
procession was lined with people. Thence he was
to go to Salem, and to other interior towns, for
which the dates are fixed. down to the 27Lh inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

IRoN.-A contract for 5000 tons of railroad iron
is reported to have been made in Europe by the
Somervills Railroad Company, for the continuation
of their road to Esston, at about $40 a ton, de-
livered in this country
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WH1rNrY,s RAmRoAn scHEmr. Il No

WHITNEY's RAILROAD SCHEME. - The New
York Chamber of Commerce have supported Mr..
Whitney's wild plan of Rocky Mountain Rail
road, and urged that it will insure the use of the
road to the present generation. The Boston Com
mittee, who favor another plan, have addressed a
short letter to the New York Chamber, inquiring
for explanations, and showing that by WiTitney's
plan, with the best possible success, it will take
one hundred and seventy years TO complete the
100 miles, and that the most probable calculation
is that it cannot be done in less than eight hundred
and fifty years-neither of which the Boston folks
think will benefit the " present generation"
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GEN. BURGoYNE's WATCH.-Mr. Baldwin, of
Newark, N j., has purchased watch which was
once the property of Gen. Burgoyne 1t has his
name engraved on it; and is quite large, messur
ing more than three inches in diameter, by about
three. Quarters of an inch thick
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

THE ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY The curators of
the St. Louis University have elected Rev. James
Shannon President of the Institution The gentle
man is now President Of Bacon College. Ky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

oar Thomas Dixon, Dutch Consul at Boston,
died of dysentery on the 18th mat
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% Gen. Cook, of jackson, (Adjutant General
of Mississippi,) was thrown from his carriage on
Wednesday last, while descending the hill on the
south side of Raymond. Though not dangerously
injured yet he was considerably bruised, and re-
ceived a severe fracture about the shoulder Joint
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

SPECIE.-The brig P. Soule, arrived yesterday
from Havana, brought So, 1867 in specie, consigned
as follows: PUG, Mir q Co., 1000; Lapeyre,
Harispe & Co, 5000; PUG PUG, s3267.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

LIBERIA.-President Roberts, of the republic of
Liberia, has sent an agent 10 France to purchase
steamer and war schooner for the navy Of bis state
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

REPRINTS OF OLD WoRKs.-A society in New
England has collected fund for reprinting the
works of the New England Fathers; the first vol
ume will embrace the works of the famous DR..
Bellamv
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MEMPHIs CONFERENCE.-The Governor of Ala
bama has published list of two hundred gentle
men, in all parts of the State, whom he invites tt
attend the Memphis Convention.
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NOMINATIoEs.-On Saturday night, the Wing Conysn.
ton OF the parish Of Jefferson nominated f. Conrad and
Fergus Ganiea ss candidates for the Senate from the dis
tot composed Of the parishes Of Jeson and St Charles
Harlon Lamb. E. w. Gregory aud John HampEon were
nominated candidates for the House Of Representatives
from the parish Of jefferson.
The democrats of Alges have nominated Peter L. Marcy
for Of the from the parish Of Orleans
In the Third Representative District of Orleans the dem
Ocfats nominated last night, James H. Caldwell ]. c. La
ue s. JamisOn A. G. Wilson, Dr. Edwards. and J, A.
Gaquet In the Filth District they nominated, last night
Cement Ramos Ene Hirisu and Louis st. Martin. In
the Sixth District they have nominated Donation Augustin
ana Charles a;sse In the Seventh District they nOmi
mated last night Messrs Davis and T. ThesTd In the
Esnn District they nominated last night Thomas Hynes
Sna H. w der. 10 the Ninth District Louis E. Col.
ms has been nominated
~ ns asmoeraa meeting last night in the Seventh Rep.
- pnenet' s H Page, A J. GuiTot, Gen. Row
80 'Ne othss genilemsn whose names did not learn
ia ppSasa Deesass to the Parish Convention to be
;s 49, %, LOUIS ExohanRe on Wednesday, the 26lh
49,! :, siml az meeting last night in the Eighth
','',Ss, = osieeS, w H. Wilder F. Lucas aud R. Con.
uOH "e' 'ppOh.ea Delegates to the same Convention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

HOUSES ExPoRTED.-The brig Carter Braxton,
which cleared at Boston on the 18th inst for San
Francisco, had on board the frames and materials
for fifty houses besides large quantity of bricks,
nails etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

G1- Capt. Yates, of the bark Convoy, arrived
yesterday from Charleston, reports ship ashore on
the 10Th INST, on the Tortugas, dismasted, with
several wreckers alongside. He was unable to
ascertain her name.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

Oas- A jury was made up in the Astor riot cases,
before the NewYork Court of Sessions, on the 18Th.
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Auction saIes ThIs Day.

F. H. PETITPAIN will SELL at 10 O'Clock at so and 50 Char
tres Street-MlineIy and Staple Goods
THOMAS J. SPEAR will SELL at 10 O'clock at the corner oil
Common and Rampant stfeets-Mues, HoTses etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

Dg-A new company for California, by way of
Santa Fe, was to start from Philadelphia on the
18th inst