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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
EAR RENT

ANOTHER SUPPLY.
uSF opened, another package OF those cheap
EaIlson Ginghams, al IL cents
DO do finer, at Is TO Is cents
Prints from St cents to the finest
Printed Lawns, all qualities
piain and Printed Bareses
Es'fa rich Hernani Dresses
Brocate Gondols.
Grape Shawls and Visetes.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
NAY SO, Main ST.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE,
No. 3 Main Street.
plawn Nos, of Susquehanna Lottery. Class %:
"a 10 50 10 40 81 8 So 26 So so IS II 10.
This day, Maryland Consolidated Lo,lery,
Glass Sc Capitals: $4,000, 5000. 5000
1887, 900, 20 of 500, 90 of 400. 90 of $50
,oo oil 500; being the lowest No. prize. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Az, F. F. Seminary, Class q. CAPITALS.
Shsoo, $500, 1880, 4s4. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Lhe above presents two very good Schemes
'SsJa CHALK'S,
UMP PLASTER.-In Quantities 10 sui,
- purchasers al our warehouse ON Basin for
'' may ey "a, henry LUDLAM & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
By N. IS. x d. ss. Fill, anc,,

by n. IS. x q. So. Fill, .auct,.
viii be sold By Us hi, incoming, al 10 o'clock,
one Negro Woman aud three Children.
Maya N. B. 81 b HILL, Aucls.
zss PUIiia7n e. SHADE.
.3 NEGkOES.
wiz DC sold a. our ofiice On The 5h May, {
hall past 9 o'olosk 23 valuable slaves, consist
| me oil one No. BiacssmuG, Two li.rly young
men ~ years Of a.e zach, AM The balance wo-
men, D'ys ant cu> By order o. he Tusres.
App! . PULLIAM & SLADE Aucts
SALE OF SLAVES.
WILL b. sold III York Town On Monday 2Ist INST
~ twelve or fifteen valuable SLAVES omen 40.
men AMI children. belonging Ia an estate Tor cash
May 3--iltl3M THE aDhlNISTR iTUR
SALt. AT AUCTION.
YN1ILT be nffrrr! AZ auction, on SATURDAY the 5th
w day Of May, ia, Ihr Residence and Land raed
the RETREAT. formerly owned 10y Nr John Par-y)
situated al The F"n Ui The North River koad Glnuces
ter county few hundred yards from the Court House
The buildings consist al brick basement I'VE story
lious- Well finished with all necessary and coHsr-
nrnt ontbuiidngs, three carriage houses two stables,
"nr COW house, TWO gram rooms; and corn house win
~ acres al Land including gard. aud yarh-a>o ~
acres oi woodland shnt distance from The Courthouse
likewise the household kitchen inrnifure 4 mum
Der al pictures, rnsraynss and prime bn0drd
horses, some good cows. Baruuchr. surlr gig, wag
gon. carpenters ana hiackJmIhs tools, &C.
TINS T. The. hest location Tor physria the lower
conntry.-Ierms made known On the day OF sale. sale
10 commence precisely NJ 10 O'Clock.
Anil I3--rfds uTJpp.pn
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Grand Consolidated ttery, Glass No. IS, to be
drawn in baltimore or3aturday, MAY Goth, 1879
~ Nov ~ hYuWn -
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susquehanna Canal hery, Class No. e. for ls49.
to bedrawn IN Baltlm., Maryland, on Wednesday,
] May aNh Is Nos lhhMn. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16
NEW FALL GOODS.
{. YALE, JR., & CO.,


"a MAGAZINE STREET,
are now receiving per steamer Falcon and other suiva
heir Fail stock Of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LAUE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment Of
Plain Plaid, Striped aud Walgrsd BLACK SILKS Fan.
sy Figured, ChanGeabis aud BrJch6 silks latest style
COIOed Status White and Black do; ColoTe and White
GTOs d. Antique COrds aud Glaze Silks Colored Flor
en9es Black rape White and Coored do; Grape Lise
Illusion, etc.
Blsck, Plain aud Priaed G1shmeres and Mou4seins de
Lainea Bsok Bombaziue, paoa Lustres5 GtnChama
and a variety Of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
SwiE and Book MUSI.INS +; Tarletsns j'ambrc I;
Jac0nels; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Csmbro Long Lawns lush Linen Corded Skirts
"'D' LioEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
Thread Laces and Edgngr; Lisls aud Muslin do do;
Bobbin and six do. do. Jaconst and Swiss Trimmings
EWlrode ed tapeB, Collars, Juis and hantiIlss: Lace
Wells Laos fOunCing; Embroidered l.. q. Handler
chiefs; RvItItand Hem. stitch do Tape and Plain Bor
dared do Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties aud Handkerchief
Gentsmen'S BlacS aud Fancy Silk and Satin Crayats.
sHAWLs, soARFs AND SILK EIANTILLAs
A complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen :
GLOVES all kinds Siis, Cotton and WoOlen HO-
.SiERY Steel Beads; Pure Sk Sewing silk Zephyr
Worte Pms Needles Pearl Buttons 81 Silk Whale.
bou=, Black and coofed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MiNGS Linen Tape and Bobbinsi stay Binding
Greon and Blue garege Tor Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
STRAW GOODS.
China gEd Rice Pearl Rutland, CObOurg Berlin, Aladdin,
Pa'a'l7 English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid aud pevoa
RDSNETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style BuuHaJ Cap amt i'eh RlRBONS q full AszortmeA,
ABTtFlClAL.FLOWERS each Runchos, 'Vreathl,
etc, al eff which will be sold NJ the Lowesl Cash Prices
G. VALE. Jr.. ~ Co: n Mas azinc st.
seps 2miS Wtco6) between Common AID Grasier sis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

JEWISH PREpIcTIoNs.-Hertz Ben Plnchas, a
learned writer in the Jewish Chronicle says; 81 1t
requires not the gift prophecy to foresee that in
less than century, France will behold a Jew
seated in the Presidential Chair of the Republic
We need nothe skill of soothsayer to forte that
in less than half century the United States of
America will own a son of Abrahanlor their ruler
and we need not look to the planets for the assur-
ance that, in less than quarter Of century, the
Lord Mayor Of London will worship his Maker at
the altar Of the synagogue"
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NEW ORLEANS.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1s4e.
Mn. BuLLiirr.--Ia 'the washington oorre.pon.

Nh. BULLITT.--ln the Washington oorespon-
dence Of the Baltimore American we read
The rum6r that Mr.. Butt, d the Republic, is
about TO be appointed as Charge 10 Naples, is very
current, and very plausible. As tile appointment
was given to Louisiana IN the person of Mr..
Ghnn who was obliged by l-he7lth, to decline it,
II IS not improbabc'that it. will be again offered 10
Louisiana. But for Mr.. Bullit, a better place
ought to be assigned by rumor than that which is
mentioned. We have two Ministers in Germany
both with foil salaries and occasional constructive
outfits who will probably be soon recalled if they
-have not been already. [ mean Mr. flanagan
and Mr.. Donelsdn. In the lormer case, we have
the benefit ola Court without Minister, aud in
the latterof a Minister without a Court. These
nice things ought certainly to be distributed to the
Taylor party, and to the originals of The Taylor
party"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

IL The Rev. Ludwig s. JecoBy, a native Of
Germany, who has labored for many years as a
missionary among the German population Of this
coualry. has gone out u missionary to his native
country, under the direction Of the Missionary So
ccty Of the NJ T. Church He sailed IN the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

THE Nav YORK DENoCEACY-The letter Of
our New York correspondent speaks OF an address
to Tire electors Of the city of New York by the
Democratic Republican Executive Committee.
We find Tins address published IN the'New York
Herald, and extract the concluding portion OF it
What then, shall we do Fortunately, fellow
democrats, the path of duty al this crisis is free
from doubt and unobsructed by difficulties. The
Syracuse Convention was not invested with any
authority to dlow oHe-half oil. our SGie Ticket to
be nominated either by the Free Soil or Wing
pauy. Fhat Convention was not authorized to
form either a Union or a Coalition with any hostile
organization 1t had no power to committ the con-
stuuency il represented to any change surrender
Of principle, TO pledge their support Tor candi-
dates You did not nominate. The union, therefore,
which it assumed the responsibility OF proposing
and which was accepted by the Free SOers, rested
solely for basis upon the voluntary adhesion of
the Democratic party TO its terms it union
which could only exist so long both parties
remained faithful 10 the terms and spirit of the
compact; never reposng upon the action Of an
unauthorized body violation Of all the usages Of
the democratic party, and only tolerated by spirit
Of selisacrllce too often INDUCED by those we now
address, this called union having been reacher-
ousy violated IN its entire scope and meaning Of
the Free Soil party, no longer deserves even pas
slve recognition from YOU. Nay, even mOre-it is
the duty Of every democrat now TO denounce it, to
tepudatt III To defeat the pefnlGluuS OBJECTS u Is
intended TO subserve from the action OF the adhe-
rents to the Utica Convention. The question then
/ again recurs what shall the Democracy do viii
| yo, vote iorcanddates whom you did not nominate
for candidates who have nsulted the Syracuse Con,
venton by accepting test which that Convention
! denounced Can it be expected that you win stant
by with your arms folded, and witness the prescrip
| ton and degradation oil your candidates on Ii,
State ticket !see them defeated on an anti-slaver,
! test and do no act your part TO protect your
! selves and save the homer Of your party w
think not The Democracy Of this city and Stat
are yet too mindful Of their duty to the Nationa
Democratic party, to permit sectional and fanatl
| cal brand to be placed their forehead. Tn
union OF the States withits unnumbered blessings
IS more dear to us than a coalition with traitors
Let us, therefore, at the polls tomorrow, vote onl
for such candidates on the State ticket as hav
remained faithful to the cause they represent, an
the compact from which their positions emanates
II you and your friends are to be prescribed, the
must YOU prescribe also, Let this be done, an
hereafter men will learn that a ohiyalrous fdelii
to the terms and spirit Of a treaty can never be di
. regarded with impunity, by those who seek Il
i. ! advantagssOf an alliance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

&C. Charles King, late'ethtOr of tltc New York
COURIER and Enquirer has been elected President
OF stae Columbia College, in place OF President
Moore, resigned. Blr. King received 10 outof 10
votes east
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Law Department OF the University eE
Iouisfnna.

TUE LEGTuREs in ls Department will commence the frt
hONphf p December neal.
Ih'7g by Fisaor Eu iiAt embrace the History aud GcfH
Pnepei Of tha Roman cri Law Tie JunsPFpe"ee and Land
Tno.e ~ rrot"or AscELEB Of Admiralty and haume
La ~ % l'a one anu JuiH eiion OF the CONT u i
United states ........ .......,
Ih0a 5y Fr's1f re- SpLLI. hQA Th enhf1e2 Commercial
fnissa MONROEnl egtue uD Cltsusuuouai Law, Common
b1nl1s, a'al1r 10 ,c-a'e to practice VII he eonerel o.
tlu Juy vino htg ruel Course LecTe, ill
e.ursa i hal ha sd,l &c last Ia he Office Of
Law good Ntt
For I'hsr Information application be ma either Ct the
Prn.sfou1 end 9r malucu.au To the undersgue,l.
h'-I D. A. IS LLAt rDsan' No. u 81 Charlie street.
n lri5f he ai5siSn j D. Gsra LStst Of LOUIS, r.
l . l 10, i,l . ~ ,t i5 ss g, Ai X y
rsa M a. nd sIrs. ,'.lgaE p X IL, FIe1s,p nv
nan No llft aT,rs Fbs ieI3t.rr al tg gfI.i
m faf.-gn XII lid t4tUrtr rre brcn ars rr.r-t6li, ,u-
rrrJtg ,lsLul. gI5Iy ~ auler HENRY slMUNg " II
gs=- 81 kFicbaslrs F3eneyoIert F3,ri7l Saciety-
l-sg N Ti- l.s. E-TiIfy IN NJ mn Iis Tor,.r y &,
Iru snI TgIuaT ..rge 0 tHe r- Of tfe 2stH inst no..
asnr rrsooa s.satr ois.fs year dat:
Jas. CoGH4oN .,...; .......,...-.y Zee President;
Fh llI 4 tARaL1l ,...,....--l EcasureIi
BERNARD GiLLOOLY -..-...-. Sc. retafy.
-- -iae l,5'[y i ~ t,.r .5gi,,s 49,. RE
BEItNhND GlILCtDli, Secretary.
- -
j o 10. Howard Lodge Mo- 3--Aieatg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

Mr.. FOREST AND MS FRIENps.-MT. Forests
friends are remembering him in a curious way. A
Mr.. Willis Jones, who aided Mr. Forest in Eng
land by renting one Of the London theatres for his
first appearance, and to whom MIR. F. afterwards
presented service of plate, is now farming near
Covnglon, KY He lately exposed this plate at
PuJic auction, in Cincinnati, TO show, it said,
his hostility 10 Mr. F.'s recent conduct in the
Macrcady matter Later Cincinnati papers, how
ever, say that Mr. Jones denies that this is the
cause Of the sale-it being account, altogether,
Of a private matter between MIR. f. and himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

WELD & CO., 70 Camp Street
Publishers a. JlCB0U s Commercial RGptg5 and die n
D. Medical and Surgical journal,
OFFER FOR SALE a most complete assortment p
, staple and Fancy STATIONERY. E-45e y.F},.-g
They also have hand, and con- ~ 5BE A
staut.Y receiving The most cqmplste assoI
meut Of LIGHT LITERATURE in theUfsAkssfs-sF
clly,,., ~ General Agents for the principal AlAGA-
ZINES, etc,
FFg~ General Southern senCY for the RAEFEN.
BtIRG COMpANN'S MEDICINES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

ITHE WHEELING SUSPENSION BRDGE.-Ihe
Wheeling Gazette of the ID inst. SAYS " Zane's
ferry, from the Wheeling shore to the Island which
has piled to and frolor period of years dating as
far back as the oldest inhabitsnt' can recollect,
was yesterday discontinued and all rights pertain
ing to it transferred to the Suspension Bridge, in
accordance witlrthe purchase made by the Com
pany. During the day all the market wagons from
Ohio, in returning passed over the bridge with
perfect safety. We were not a little amused by
contrasting the cool and satisfied manner in which
our country friends drove upon this immense plat
form swung in the air, with the neredulous feel,
ings, which prompted many OF them to declare,
few months ago that they would not risk thei
lives on such thing for the world"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

FWCTIoN RoLEERs IN SUGAR MIIs,-The
Franklin Banner of last Thursday says that Mr..
Berwick of Bayou Sale, has been using friction
rollers in connection with his sugar mill for several
weeks, and expresses his satisfaction with them.
The rollers were pat mp by Mr. Leayitt mechanic
Of St Mary, He has put up quite a number oil
them this season, and has applied for patent Oh
ueinvenion. The Banner adds -" Mr. Berwick
are fitted up differently from all the others in the
parish, he having three rollers to each outside cyiu
der-one at the top, one at the bottom, and the other
at equal distance between the two. He says
81 that he is satisfied that this improvement saves
half OF the horse power that he used last yearwith
out them. He says that all OF his bagasse,is pressed
so.dry that it burns rapidly and he is thoroughly
Berwick is one OF our most practical and successful
planters, and his opinion upon this matteris entitled
to great respect.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16


CIRCAssIA.-Amongst the intelligence received
by the late European steamer is. the annuuciation
in letters from st. Petersburg, Of the fall dt the
fortress Of Achulga, the residence Of Schamy, the
celebrated Circassian chief after a desperate and
protracted resistance, The account reads thus:
81" On the 29th of August the assault WIS re-
newed after three days useless negotiation, every
inch of ground being licrcey contested by the be-
sicgcd, who fought with obstinate bravery. The
deieuces were covered will heaps OF dead bodies.
The loss of-the CirGassuus WAS estimated by the
Russians at 1000 men killed, exclusive of those
wounded, and 90O'made prisoners Schany was
not to be found he had contriyed TO escape with
one othis sous and one-othis mistresscs. Another
Of his sons, and his lawful wife, We're SLAIN aud
third son was taken prisoner SchanyL himself
was wounded in the arm by a nluskct ball The
siege Of Achulga thus successfully terminated, had
lasted eleven months, during which period the
Russians lost % officers and 422 men, exclusive Of
those wounded"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
GTOLEN the nigh Of HE ist instant don hacked
- GOLD WATCH, medium size, hard dial, with HACK
figures and hands made by Bnnkman & Collin London
No 209On The outside engraved crest with the nitia
81 W. AlsO-a GOLD CHAIN, resembling a snake
with straight key attached The above reward will hs
given, and questions asked to any person who will etuTn
the said Watch and Chain the Office Of Inc Vetauda
Hotel. OF to [ngl 81 WOLFE 25 CSTayier n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

l57~ At a Convention of rhe friends OF Tempe
rance held,in Taunton, Mass, on the ID inst, the
following resolution was adopted;
ResotUed, That this Convention recommend The Tenn
peranCe voters OF this county withhold ihervules from
any Of the candidates for Senators of the several pO
cal parties with whose opinions on the subject OF Tempe
Iauce aud Temperance egisatOn they satisfied
and 10 give Their votes for other candidates. before
the people with whose principles this subject they
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

BosroN MUNFIcEScE.-A citizen Of Boston,
whose name is not mentioned has recently con
tributed $1,000 to the funds Of the Boston Natu-
raj Historical Society This places the Society
entirely out of debt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16
" MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, I849.


Col GADsDEN AND GEY. HoUsFoN.-The let
ter which Gen Houston lately wrote, in reply to a
communication from Col Gadsden, has called forth
areionder from tIie latter gentleman. The Colonel
excuses his former violence, and hints at fufdre de-
velopomepts. OF his first letter. lie says" This
letter WIS written for bis friendly eye alone-aud
with The hope that my illusions early ASSOCIATIONS
and records (Which appear mysterious or ambigl-
Gus 10 the public)' would awaken him TO The truth
and 70 proper sense Of deccncy towards indyidu-
ais in the future discussion oil questions Of absorb
ing pnbiic interest II Is not difficult, however, 10
penetrate Cen. Houston slnotve, in presuming Oh
"A private note, to make me the text Of a popular
appeal. His statements in relation to myself are
untrue > but have desire % obtrudc our private
histories on the public. There were, however,
occurrences INCUR early ASSOCIATIONS with General
Jackson, and 10 which lintcnded to advert when
lspoku Of diary as reliable as that'of Mr.Adains
and which would explain the. origin Of the personal
relations between Cen Jackson, Col. Benton, Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Calhoun, and Miriam BuIen, which,
IN their alter Influences on party movements, have
now almost become matters Of history. As Gen
Houston, therefore, has characterized my friendly
note-by way Of admonitioh-as 06feigt, and thus
publicly exposed il. it may become necessary for
me- at more convenient and titting time, 10 ex-
piah To the public what mysterious 10 them
but was not misunderstood by the hero Of San
Jacinto.' -
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Gorresponoenfe d lhe eresfent.
LETTER oorx1IE


The Flecfi8a-1he bfhRs tYiHmDh1ntN0 IlistHrbqHcss
-L0ofsrs 1rTested- Election IN Br0oktgn- Cargo
md Pfssefgers bBthe HashSE eton E8atlsT t6afheu-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r.octmr... - f.hcn,ia4.,.,,

= The b-rher'l Conse Lectures Chemistry, fully
Illustrated BY II prrncng, will MONDAY, NUye-
b W end continue iour mouts They viii be delivered he n ed
Ce Dgptrtueih RI ths University i.r, MUNDATBt
l EADAIS TIL UB5pAiS apiFRipAYS, from haIfpast "
hlEst y staent dfair uF OF leaTUnR Chemistry, and
db that E-ience f,rracy
tD purcha4e u.lts price 81 aIrl attgud lie tuurse
.. +. tiUDELI., Prot. Cheuistry,
nl3 bt once tile Central University Budng Common IT..
University Of LOuisiRna.,.Medieai Dept.
~ The Lssures rs'hi Department will crpuenee MON
DAY, ng lAt NOYcrbt FIe Will be- Introductory Lecture
nneaGa dag Of uis P'usHt week, At z g'caes NJ.
T .r pubic TlspG.tlrilv in. ileA rs atterd.
VIZ GU5TAPUS A. MOTIF, NJ. D. Dian.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

STRANGE TRIAL--A curious case is now I'M
dergoing investigation in Southwark, Pa. A Prus-
sian Lutheran minister, who has within the past
six months gathered quite congregation around
him, has been arrested, charged with the abduction
Of one Of the female members Of his church. from
her home, having entced her into room in his
boarding house, and locked her up preventing her
by force and threats from returning to her family.
The female is of very respectable German family,
and her mother had befricnded. the minister and
gave him ahome for months in their house She
is a widow, and has two-daughters nearly grown
up. The object appears to have been 10 get hold
Of some property she is possessed Of ard an assoc
ciate who has been practising as a physician, is
eliminated in the conspiracy
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for tbr 9oIl Oraoc.
THOMAS BRADY,
CHARTREs ST.

THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTREs ST, 81
Dry Goods. Opening Of the Fall Y5ade.
EvEHY VARIETY or Foreign aud Domestic Dry GOODS
II comprising designs Fancy Goods together with
the hgs, and Improved STAPLE AND DOMESTIC MANU-
FACruREs, being offered considerably lower than
usual uniform low prices
Plain and Fancy Silks.
~, Heavy i.osrc Black Nacioni shts
, R.el 3ea A, , fs@sa "a Satin Striped shs
WY i''J ~''"'d '' NY I'.v ui' ltt, ,a. .,
yey Rich PLAIN Black waierel slsi
a Drases Double Dn@ssoene Louis XIV Broeadcs Th
goods, being nuiuble, are very choice aud scarce.
Plain Folenecl III ali coo-sky Crimson green cherry, white
sly Cdn.on, Green, Cherry, White Pink Plain satsi
D's H5'a G' c 4a mi d W S,is F s5 %' E '''
Cashmeres and Muslin dc LANES.
s3,q Striped an9 egti itch Printed Ge.ae'
Trdi Pattern and Mingled Figured CashrlsEgsi
hi varieties n Porugau aud Ceise drgurd salHgrrssi
PLAN sr4de Bue, Gre Cherry, Mazsns Blue, Pink and Royal
poPaas Gallon in NlousseIue de Iaturai
Ali styles in Printed De laaesi .,..,.
Plain and chanrsGe paez yoaoaa Cl5ua an naanj
G'rg, g5aes and Geuanea in choice aud caora.
Embroidered Velvet CloRlss and Nantes
These G0ots urfslnty Jtet
Embroidered and Plain Mcrino tIoaks aud Mtndcz;
Cbiiseilia EniT5idsrsi aud chaugeabe SILK Manres
EmbrOideries ana Lace Goods
Meckl.n and HOuinla tupgBi
Taa@ai APPLIQUE Lac, c3ge. a2a,s s| gsgsi .,,..
sane Good, richly trimmed, double doasi
rlala Myesia add flon,on Isoe slesyes A. syiss.,
Plain caufIia chgmiseitss 3nd Manehes,.ai
Fine FRENCH Worked c9Ilari ~. ,.,,. y
y. Richly E q t Flsq fi5, ga%sIe aoass
an prices in Plain Tape Borlrel i9ndkerehjeai
a.. rt Plai , Ala llil,s5e 4oflsIsi h'A'f.hesi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-16

KossUru's CuILDBEN.-The Vienna correspon-'
dent Of the Lodddn Times learns from friend, Just
returned1rom Pesth, some AUTHENTIC inforna fona as
to the women and children nov confined in the
castle of that city He states that K6ssuth ttvo
and one daughter as also two of Guyon's chill
dreu are in the hands OF the Imperialists. The
little Kossuhs are 50 totally without pecuniiry re
| sources, that Geu. Haynau was moved by compass
sion to deposit EL0 IN the hands Of the Governor
Of the castle for their benefit The tutor Of Kos
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has been removed by the authorities, but the gov-
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