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gss.lslsas iu diHfffHt Faftf ~ tHf unlen.
Tbis 10 ia ftfub that ~. thn updffsifnedi Fhytf
slsss u th0 go ~ AibsHY hsFe 10 HHiasfeas sass
utrtr,iisd Uf IasHsosdt hsnsPsHNai $40 hsheFs u
" boz oas ~ no Hist fslasls preparations 10 ne msf
ii T. TUItN0. mn, WiiAOh, no, u,
hH'"'N" ''''''''' AGssy, Apfa 1877
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Ouinr n Ihs FFuut ssss--s ssd ininsAss -. ~ W
G.fmsHy nHf AfrHis. haff ruHuftffi mskief Hsfsa
psuIls EuTsots EHsiH. Husr, ttusris ~ fshs-
Lask 80 They gFsefallf pHl ~ 49, ~ the ssiss shs
% Kettles sui ~ uism haFs finfn sHd copied
snf aIssuissmfau hfT go eplY SoUhlsat inlislieas
col shuidi be- sTeidsd hohe fsaalHe aa'sss "hssa ~
T. InsufeHi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

Gr-nt uics.i1g to Mothers mud Chitdrrb
tt IL the safest aud enrctuul medicine fnr put.
iuH the system and relieving tho suhrtugs attendant
upou chlhr discovered II sttrngtheni both tho
mother aud ehi prevents pain aud disease. Increases
aud snrehe. the food those Who have II think
Indispensable II IL highly useful 10th before And Ansr
Confinement nteyegl, llsenses attendant upon ohid
hirth. Ia Cusu,cuoss YiIos, Cramps, swelling or thB
Feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting Pain In the
BACK aud Lotus False pa,us HrmorrhAFo aud In TrEr
lsting the sacreiinNs NUd rNphHng tho circulation II
has equal The great beauty Of this medicine L. Il
Is always safe, aud the most delicate II most
essshly, ...
Notice 20 the LndIes.
Those that initiate Dr. ToNnsdnds Sarssparnla hAvs
Invariably called their stun great Rs~sdy for Fsnalss
Sc &e- aud have copied cor tails aud ctrculnts Whieh
relates tho eompls,nts Of women, word for word
otbcE mruyNh pat Up medicine have since the great
success. Of Dr Tovnsends SAtsapntilla In complaints
incident IN females recommended thoir. although pre-
.iou,y thoy dbl not A number Of these mixtures
rail-. Su ipurioah to females they sEFrasAte
Iisease, sud undermine the constitution DIR. Tosn
,eu,r. tho ouly aud best temsdy Tor the numerous
female camplunish rarely VI fails Of cneol'nE
,-,....Aat rurn Il am he skrn by the delicate
fcmalos In any case by those eIpee,ug to bee0ms
mothers, with tho groAt.st advantages, 1t prepares
tho System aud prsvents patti or dsuger aud strougth
.ns both mother aud child lie careful to get tho genu
iua
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SPRING GOODS.
Samuel Parsons & Co, Boston,

NFFER for sale at the lowest market pri.
~ ccs, 1000 Packages Of American Cloths,
Cnsrimcrcs, Twoeds, Satincts, Jeans, nenima,
Stripes, Tickngs, ShcciinEs and Shrtngs;--
Also a complete assortment Of Spring Goods
by Foreign HrriVals. consisting IN part of
bales French aud German Cloths \. Docsklns.
Cases Silk and Cotton warp Cashmarctts.
do plain and innty plaid CassineHs and Er.
minctts.
do English Fitbct uut { rutuu tuoitng----.
do Silk warped Italian cloths plain and fig d.
do Superior tfurk ami taucy Silk VcstinFH.
do A Slate Linens and fancy Linen Drills.
do Scotch de- LANES and fancy dress Goods,
do French and Scotch Ginghams, English
= Prints.
do Plain aud checked Linen Ginghnms
do English and French Lawns, MuBlins and
Barcges.
do Swiss and Book Muslins; India Linens.
do Victoria and Bishop Lawns, check Cam.
brics,
do Irish Linens, Table Covers and Napkins
do Black Tniletn and Ottomon Silk Shawls
do Gents and Ladies Silk and Lislo Thread
-1- Gloves
do Ladies' Cotton Hosiery orcvcry VARIETY
do Wrought black Lace, and Green Gau.t
Wells
do Gents black Italian and fancy Silk era.
watts.
do Ladies' and Gems Linen Cambria Hand
|. kcrohicfs. 81 Il % Fcdcrdi Street.
Boston, March, lsda 60nm3 -
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NOTICE.

TLNIlE Firm of JOHN M MARTIN 81 co.
Il has this day expired 10y limitation. John
Nj. Martin ia authorized 10 settle thr affairs
Of the company. JONI NJ. MARTIN,
-IIAzEN-Ai+ MERRILL
SAM'L A. CHANDLER,
BENNETT GOULD.
Pcacham, April rs, 1919.
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All persona indebted to the late firm OF John
NJ Martin ~ Go. are requested TO cali and pay
asst ~ necessary that the business OF the
company should be immc 1nte1y settled
Dl3u JOHN NJ MARTIN
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fbst asf6 Hmirtai Fey snFefeY Hlt lsl tnfus psFs
isssu ipaT haiuss u zoos lhsFsNf ls' HAs. 10"
-. -l.-L..LLun
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TLis fsfHfrsia fnHeiaslFsT proves ihsl lAt aslss
riis hsf pstffrt fautFpi etnf Nn nas nbtiintH Alf
ss.ss n ls Hood Thfse psfssns fpfsi 10 sAs hsu''
Il Hupfsf a4nutfd.
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BOneStiCS,

and Tiokings-a ,'b
~ JuSt '''''''' ""- E JEWETT & .'T,S ",
April 1t, 1919
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UT 1oEaseni's Sanspatilla n sntrfeirH sNd sree
4, rnf iurtpsut Consumption, haUunnsss Fro
tspsu, ttou fsi,ur 81 the wosa fnstit rl1i
lsucofrhma or whites obstructcd dhicult Mensirua
too lnrontinrnce Of Urine involuntary duchsrFo
thereof anil for tho general ptoitfauon ~ the sytte
Whrthef tho result Of Inherent cause. qsusc
produced by irtcrulntiy illnrss accident Ntthnr
ho surprising than ~ inNrofstng Effects upon
tho human frame frnons ~ all weakness aud latstude
from taking unce become robust and nh 81 energy
audet influence. II immediately rounirTaris the
netveassncsa Of tho fomale flame which u the FteAi
Of Bartounest II viii not be expected of ~,
~ - I~--- 10 ssAa'i s@si4As-ta. 81
cures performed but assure tho Afflicted, that
hundreds 81 Gases have been reported 10 Thou.
ssh,is NJ WLnfo families have been Sithoui chl.
deem, amer using Tow bottles of Mis- Invaluable mod,
clue have hsru blessed 1h enc, healthy offspring n
has h-cn expressly prepared reference tn female
PlAints' M frmaln vho hs, 20 suppose she \.
approaching that etuca period, rae tsrA eItUt, /"
'h"pd neglect take IT, ~ - certain preventive
fot nuy of tho HWl horrible diseases witch
females subject at the tuHc of ifu. THIS period
say 81 asiavsd for 'susra ~ us'Ag this -sai
eiHI Nor - II los valuable faf t.nso who approach
lag vomSphood, U 10 calculated assist nature by
qn,keninr tho blood aud ,nVgo,Aune Ihe system. In
decd tbs medicine " iuvAluahle cor Ill tho loltcAts
diseases To which women arc subject
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DW' TO W NAE DE-
ooHrorEn EHrEAor ~
SA nc - Ar IeIL u n.
Tks most ssusafiiaaTy hsiiriae 10 tho VOID
rae Husa 10 PEtsp ~ gsaFi hails' """t TO-"
tAsapff, pi'asaHifF, sAA SafTaHifa fspfftsF 10
asF Ssid n 6us EHhesi ts@nSR,
pwEtag, si6ksHtaF aftihr
tanHF ~ fansHi
The rfcAt brauty and supsnouW ~ this hsfsAps'
fis a'uf IN othrf msii0Wss q. uiai ~hla u eAil.
estes ihF disease, u u',ruisut che body u 70 Que 81
tho VsJ host
srHlNG AND ArMMEW MEDICINES
ever kHasHt ~ DOT only pufih0t The Hh"n ptiem
AIT sifutgttsHs the rgunH. hut "a ffraas rrHt rHts
sui rich blood poser rpssssssi-tI nihof moil'
ftHs ADD ils hss tlr rtsHi srrfft ~ ~ ~"NdHr
MI saSrsss n hss psfuunri siHH tbt isti tso 1ssff
sfs tsu 900 ulH gafss NJ ssFrfs csss 81 disease ~
lossl 5000 considered issufshu II hes saved
ths lives inofa hau 20 Oul cldfsu ths pest too soH
sous ~ the Ciiy ~ Nas t0iA slohe,
10000 case. Of General OsbilitJ ssd
vHat % Nervous EneFHi,
Uf 1awussHd F~aTsHpsfilla iuFrofaist The hon sfs
teis ps'msassy, 10 thsss sho ha's le'l uasif "'as
committed u Taath iAs asss'si's iua.4sHure ~ NE
passions Sod h,sashr ny pht soa Ff"sis sa ~ The
n~',-as sistsm lss.itaisl ssN 81 smhiuouI laiuhef
sensations. ptsmsufu isrAy Sud dsfuue hssieuinf
auls ta ftsl ditfHtr tuutsiaruuu go be suufeN
fssiutsi bi ihs pioatsui ismeit The Haissretiht
Ia surruui 10 sDY
IaIEsrRIluH Cordial.
A. teue-s sod ut,so,siss The system sVss sr''iU
g. tho liHhs, Anl suogstA - tAs assssaIs' .t.'--
10 . ro'i s'trsofdinHj dsTtss
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faHFs. respectfully,
ISAAC w. CRAih 100 WEBSTER %
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~ the choicest Patterns, Handsome FILM
FIG'D ShI1HLS rLsS, EaHHolnrorn aud
DAsasE FiG'u CRAZE SllAWLs OF oil
uualtttrs
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Jewett q Prescott,

No ., MIN street, n few steps
| from Washington stfcpO 7uHm'iS
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NEW ORLEANS :
sATVRDAY MoRNING. JULY q. is49


The ADDICTION IF tte Spanish consnf-Yes.
to-day, Mr. yas6 oantel mads declsation before Judge
Bright chagirg tie Spanish consul Dor Carlos Dc Esea
VIM. kasle. Henry Marie. and Capt James MeConnelI
with the violent abduction Of Key de reuRua iae from
Havana. Wsnanta Issued fos the arrest Of the paF
with lie exception Of Mcdonnell who ia now at sea Don
Carlos De Espada and Henry Marie we've bought b y he
Conn and The examinations appointed cY Friday next 81 10
oeoek a r. The former admitted % bad in The sun
amount of gs5Oi; "a desa 81 seh be VS. eoisisd
s's r2aeenzs aaa W Solsns agpsassd a counsel for
eullon Eag who i well known 10 tie Doice was BOT
aasiea y 2 iaie houI Yesterday no deulY however,
fhsfolowipg s,aiement was Iwom to By AfrAIoantes:
jose moEanies resident Of the city Of New Osiaaus
ayoupg nauf IaaA Francisco Rey affas Garcia ,a
igs.2uesd g VI afant 5y FageBeo Lorsuts. resident
told afaant that The said ancisco Rsy Eas 70 gve fem
the HAVANA thai since asal said Key had been bing
yOnag man might be il danger Of his life or hetg and
house.
Thataecodngly said Rsy cane to ATLANTIS house and re-
when he was ed ouslf and iossiby taken ssy irn all
anls pemise and oa the day. ihe day after be-
Quoted 70 schooner MAY Elem then sgna m ron nv
5p ~ So3H res sRe ss Th iSise and an
re stream and left for foiegn port supposed 20 Be ht
Aiannow chstges that the above related facts conesm
me The iolshe and Unlawful impfesehs and violent alb
~ for loeign pOIt aud will Be disseminated ~ wit
neses the investigation the case; and afant n de
am that the following named persons sess smors ~
parties engaged in this unlawful de .. viz Ca0s De f.
New Orleans, and james Mcconnell captain OF saij
schooner nov az Aant pTays that said persons be
tOhwh arrested for having laid violent hands unon an
gnlawiuly importing the said Juan Francisco Rev alias
Garcia whilst under the protection Of fa law Of the State
q louisiana and that hey be dealt with accordingly. Aud
further deponePt saith not. J9gE MoRANTg
Sworn g and subscribed before tbs 2o.h day Of July
Second Justice Of the Peace for he Parish 81 oiieans
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Receipts for The Week ending Ffiiag, .Jlly 90
PORT or NEW ORLEANS /:

LATITUDE, 80 81 30 N.LoEelTuDE, 80 w in Time, 81.
Cleared Yesterday:
Brsu. Bark Fams. Payeken, Bordeaux, w. I. oasnsa1dt
Brig Salvadhra, Evans, Havana, Y QuAdras Il Co
Sehr. GENEVA, Walling, Pensacola, Master
SehT. Ella, SoheTubeck, Pensacola, J. Hurley
Arrived YsstsTdays
Italian Ship OTozmbO, Prenmo, 50 days from Genoa, to
masier-lst my
sohi Powhattan Johnson St hours from Bsnataha, ].
Sch D. Mos, Rowe 2 days from Pensacola, to master
schi Marvin, Johnson days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
STEAMBOAT.
Jas Hewitt Quarter, from Louisville.
Bertrand GraY. from ST. MaTtnsvle.
Jas L. Day. GibsnOB, from Mobile
RObt Morris Irwin from St I0uls--5S bales cotton.
CHARLES mmond. DAVIS. from Cincinnati.
hatcher Leather. from Vicksbuyg-i39 bales cotton.
Gipsy Uaa from Bayou Ssra-39 balls cotton.
sTowboat Panther. hhnegaF. from the Passes
Memoranda
Towboa Panther lowed down and 70 sea- the l5thinst.
ship Sarah Purnklon bark Wandefer, bngs MOreau and
Erie and schrs Oregon and Renaissance.
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AMusNMR Nrg.

Oh HWE AZ III n a y MEi
Cofnst Of barohng and Roydras stfeetf'
Sole Lesso and tlsH5 M ~ hCltUBEA
Stage Manager Mrs. n itOl Ifeasursf.. Mr. T. TUCKER
~ NottUe,A Cor H faes ne Ttears oT Lafayse tBtTy
Higtt qltfr The Pfrf0fTadiee.
First night Of the gust Operate ExuavAganzR Of
tB0MBASTES FNRiOSO.
CATHRDAR Jolly 2tW III be performed The Drama Of DE- BR
- ANCOURT. Claude Mr.. brydnn Adophe mf. Duffy; ST.
mon, Mack Hans, BIZ. Fiz Brown Mr. Hacyett Vi
torme, Msa p tIis..- AEDLEY ETHIOPIAN OVERTURE Ii.
To conclude ID tIael aOMBASTEs FURiOsO, General
Boui0ases, NJ Haesst Fosbo Mr Fzg Isd Aslsxoniges
Messis Macs al Duty, Dmtahna, Mss Petua.
IL Ia rehearsal, Tie Drama Of The MAID OF CROlssEHs
a The Police Department the direction f. j. cNof
key nv Doors open a O'Clock Cur ain v rise At preegey
quarter before -iH Frtcea Of AdmiEaiou Dress Cf
parquee 50 cents Second Tier rs eeu Coored Boxes
50 Coorel Gallery, % Box Oee open from 10 a. M
where mag be secured on application tohs enHusr
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New orleans CattIe Market.

Reported for tho LAFAYETTE Jnly Cop.
Arrived, steamers Robert Morris and BertrsHd with I4Q
Beeves $50 Yearngs and 100 Sheep Prices houghouthe
week have preserved uniformity with those Of The week pre-
cedng, in most particulars. We repeat yesterdays prices
viz Beef first class, 1905, second class 2031So D ID;
-f631Se.P ID Sheep, SO OOOs4 90 o head Cows,
$5t6ss0 p head Com, 4404sc D bushe; Oats, 5Oe p
bushel; Bran, zoe. D 100 Hay, s3OO$S5 q ton,
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ExAmrAIIoN OF H. G. PAeE.-gVe were too hassy in
sending this person before the Fist District Count for a
He examined yesterday the four charges Of larceny
preferred against hm end Of the witnesses declined
criminal prosecution. and coald not positively bring the
thefls home to The prisoae be discharged ALL
The iTsi complanthatof stealing box Of jewery om
Joseph shee taken SbeeEOy fed that he
had invited Page up into his they had drank wine
getheF, AMI the next morning he missed his box OF seals
other had been h re- his knowledge he had-a
search warrant issued, Before officer Petite had Tune to-
serve it, the following Anonymous Communication
70 him
" Some articles having been AIKEN from a house few
days SINCE address that The panty you suspset
innocent Of this charge. 1T at liberty 10
parlculsss bat aiprse thai in vacant lot the sft
of street, in pses Of stove pipe, the missing thn
be found except the box. raz0s and et
which destroyed 70 prevent detection. have heard
and watched ell the Proceedings connected with this Affair."
and my dnty 10 an innocent pemon nlnce5 me 70 act
now do.
!" Nj CHARLEs PETR1E. Couutabls''
Acting upon this &c ~ Ii med information Pes onnd ihe
afio described NohinG her sioted ested8y
TO FIX W Il upon Page, and the charge dismissed.
The charge preferred By MesM6 EFtngs nd ChnFg Of
takiug number Of articles belonrHg their WsFeTobes
rex smned. These witnesses stated thet they only
made eiidavs the for the puf of TsnaimiRE
their eoods and believed that they might have been ken
By PHge in the harry Of business athO gh Mt ETt mss
testified that bus articles had ferrous disappeared from
be room. and were found il the tfuuk Of the ac0asd
There great Teluoianee shown By OIL he witnesses "a
puih The matter and so H. G. PAGE was set At liberty.
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MTTUAL INSURANCE..
FENHE ONLY domestic Insurance Company ia this city
i doing FIRE MAXINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
TIE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE, 90.
Of NewOl1esns,
Will a subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,


Of NewOllesns,
Will a subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,
now ready to receive applications aud make insuaness,
at their office the northwest corner of Camp and era
Fire, Marine and RiUer Risks,
al the tariff iates Of premium.
lhis Company Is abb she'd upon the Mutual Principle
OF insurance. and Is emphatlcay Home Institution rs
control Of the Trustees and not sent to other
Every person insurng with it becomes intere1ted in its
~ the profits, instead of being divided QInOng
ne Rstees Of the vital necessity OF well
secured and pledged FUE D. reliable in cases Of loss and
aHp9 under Az ordinary calamity, the public that
they have now n fund of
Too Hundred thousand Dollars,
lbleot 70 all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
The ifutees believe this subscription offers f sscuyitv
70 the assuied an that this Company presn nnnsual
guarantees Tor PROMPT and liberal settlements in eass Of
To- the funds OF the tnstitutOn are efsne be5
it, being purely Southern aud Dom ia insif5fio ie
acts nor controlled by foreign DrectO and il will com
form 10 Southern habits IN us mode of be mess
The pOutOO Of the Company all times onen for the
Inspection OF parties wlshhg 10 make Insurance with it,
Trustees 80.
Samuel Bell, Thomas A Ad ms, Moses Greenwood.
J. A. Bar III. VIM r. Converse, Glendv RuIEe
David Haddsn John ID, Ben, J, w Stanton
Nathan Jarvis Geo ge Jonas. 4 Simms 3
j. F q Vles John NJ Bell. II. NJ Wight
e. J. Wahh, JAmes kiIkman, r b. Sumner,
NV. Zaohaie, John Z. Hyde, John o woodruff
4 B sIIisTs' o. l. nabssteen. PUG PaF,
a. TAYLOR Wm Batgeas, r. Ranlett,
]. RittiaId, Y. K wight r. " Carlisle.
SAMUEL BELL, President
THos. a. ADAMS, Ylcs President
CTIAs,]' hANsQM, Secretary lyis ems
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcciBF A salss4a,,.-
&c alspatch rom Detroit, dated af-ie slt, sayss
At 10 O'Clock this morning the Jasssnesrai train
from me Wesls IN coming INTO the aeplti i,ecame
unmanageabie, and it was impoesi il a, SION ne
train By lhe breaks. The engine was switched eff
into another track and the train was bought 10
against the end Of the depot, destroying both the
baggage cars and the emigrant car. Two pefsona
have just been taken dead, and as1eTai badly
injured, Sllll Al work getting cut the bodies il IS
impossible 70 tell hOss hzi The accident IS The ears
are shattered 70 fragments trunks thrown twenty
feet IN The air. There were no persons il the frat
class cars injured. Physicians have just arrived
all is excitement
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Spanish HANDBLLA handful was circulated yesterday
IN the Fint end Third Muneipaiities calling upon the
spanbi Inhabitants to meet and express their piea relative
to the late abduction. Il dsnouuc4d in glowing Ian zusse
the parties said to be concerned.
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Nnw oRLnANs HIARKnFE.



Saturday Mofnina July 2l 1873
The business Of market continues Of the limited char
aesr usual at ihl aaon. the transactions in Wesiem Pro.
duoe being mainly by retail Cotton has advanced r far
ther since the Niagara news though The extremely reduced
stock has prevented any operations Of consequence Ia To-
bauco win he seen the business has bsen unusuayarg
Later advieea from Europe now about due By the Ly
erpoo steamer Caladonia which was % leave or Boston
the 7th inst
COTTON -As the Niagara's news considered about
due on Sat rday last there less disposition operate In
Cotton and the sales oUune 10 $50 bales in several
smell lots On Monday morning The expected advcss were
made pcbic announcing sales at Liverpool for the week
ending the 3h n Of "A 100 bags and advance prices
Of S04d, This Intelligence led to active inquiry here,
with sales Of $40 bales AlondaY constantly improving
Iaea The stock sale being thus reduced the transactions
Of Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday comparatively
small exceeding 1850 bales, still however, outside
figures Yesterday there inquiry and 200 haes
have changed hands making total for Che week Of 5000
bales taken for England, Ffsnce, the North SC. The ad
vance in prices fully D9S Of cent, and atoms
are again raed accordingly At oil Tire United States pos
the increase in the receipts 4l9 3I bales while at this
port there 5 a decrease Of 50 10 bales.
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CAsE or sTEEDLEY.-James P. steedley was examined
yetsIday before Recorder AdWin. ohagsd with obtaining
ei0J from WEche q Hsmmett false piefences. Mr.
Hammet testified that the accused had obtained this
amount from he FIRM on the 9th Of Decemhsl last By
representing that he hat cotton at "a landing, AID
would ship TO them; the came but he could
that the representations RbsOiuey false Ms
H. having recevsd fom Seedey he amount Of his demand
Immediately his had made effort to obtain
aHidence. The chaIae was dismissgd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

The oYsrKR WAn on TaE CarsArxaKr AND
DELAwnE.-An animated oyster war appears
70 be waging between the people Of Maryland and
aPortion Of the inhabitants Of Pennsylvania, Nav
Jersey, and Delaware. Unlil recently. tbe dsrslI-
ers upon the Maryland shore of ire Chesapeake
Bay seem to have been in alliance wish thsig
neighboEs Of Virginia Their combined fleets !
few months sincss succeeded ia eapfnrine verv
considerable number Of oyster craft manned b. 4
strong party Of inierlopssa from Philedephia- But
lalely, az We gather from the Baltimore papers.
tins entente cordale has been Interrupted and hos
tilides have broken out between the Iase al
The Vifginians have presumed upon the e
nature Of their MARYLAND friends Of tls Easrr
Shore, and have been causht irespa sing upon thefr
oyster beds. The consequence j. saat sixteen IT
their men and two of their huais IS bean sa,-eI
and retained. The former xiIl - ifss ssrs.l sT7
/ their boats c0niiscated There 81 s..r
! Of a pacifcatiOH, by which the bs4ss Is t,a-4.s
| deemed, aud the peace restored Is she sF' faa
American Mediterranean.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

A Paw Nom LIFT Capt. Fofno has under his TEN.
p1Tay guardianship niAnts eli The tender mefua 81
the auihontss Of the second The captain hopes that the
demand IN this line viii continue. He will give the m
prant choice out Of the half dozen and RnAaptee title
Some Of the youngsters ne little specimens Of human.
ifv. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

~ CANAL STREET 81
TTENRY. sT0DDARD & 60 still continue to sen their
III STOCK OF ENBROIDERLES and FANCY GOODS,
a ne same reductions in price and % they Intend closing
qh he llt Of August ~ early eau solicited lylstW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

The BABY ADOPTED.-UuT notice, few DAYS since, Of
the orphan child left OF the authorities Of the Second
Municipality, called forth for hma kind proscor, who will
be secoud father to he little oaftaway. The gentleman
thats0 generously stepped forward adopt the nant has
occasions befO volunteered in the good work
and this will make the third recipient Of his bounty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21


W8E SqHaaaM ua1qxA art%e fks -.
York Journal Of Conns7es ss,isss1... 4 49,
determining lls ownership 81 iih ~ ..--
The Pfussian Confsdsaey which toasht ~ s
gone, part 70 the King, and pan elsewhere ~ II
Is dildcuIf 70 decide which owns heg ne 20
Wiil probably claim her, boz he SAFES which en-.
lribuled largely and are moi with him. VII = ~.
Fn6M TnE BnIrIsH PaovIsors- New
Brunswicksr announegs that she Colony Govern
uenr has entered into arrangements fof brinrinx
the English mail. received BY tIe Liverpool reani-
en-, BY express from Halifax ii ST. John, 20 that
ihs news viii reaeh she latter point almost a. son
az the express run By The Associated Press ii the
United States. The 81. John papers are Discussing
the question Of annexation % DE United STATES.
They say that commercial depression has driven
mort Of The people there into rush for q severance
Of all connection with EnsIand