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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
\. oRLEANs and oARROLLToN RAILROAD.
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Depot, e0rHer Of BaT0nHs and PeriidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant street. 90 cents
A. single peke for children over and under y year. 10
tiehGlH AAAell %
Han the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (sayes) for any distance -. 10 cents
~ Residents ln Lafayette Carrollton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of com.
mutation tickets for passage in the Cars tOwit; IS per month
I'm advanced for either Road and for any distance Children
the first to the last Of each month.
A Car expressly for Ladies, in each train.
g4TTA An r1t nrftr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

Phladslnhia DRAWS Of an sizes;
GOvornnnsnt WAGONS and a variety of other GOV
EMINENT GOODS;
A large assortment Of Eastern manufactured CLOCKS.
For saeat No. 10 GfROD STREET,
n I'm ln0l second door fom Commsroe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
BRUSH HTANUFACFORY & VARIETY STORE
No. 10 Cnnin saraet.

HUFTY g. CO.. PrOpretors Of the above esab-
= shmen take great pleasure in announcing to the cit
aud country merchants that owing the large
extensive assortment Of BRUSHES AND VARIETY
GOODS receved this Fall they prepared to offer
variety OF Goods in tne line either by YkOLesdie or
Retail Ct prices which they trust viii met the patronage of
The public, They would beg leave that they
bled TO sell cheaper than any other their stock
Of Brushes is received direct from their manufactOry
just received large invoice Of the following goods:
III Ell u COM y Lint 81 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
THE ALnIENTARY CANAT--THF sKTN Avn
THE KiDNFVS '-'' an


~ CUBEB IS Fer Disersesef Ae Urinary Organs.
city, during which period has rarely failed 10 effect DER
feet cure, where The simple directions which acoompany
i have been faithfully Observed Is the best evidence III n
great and nneqpaled excellence Being ifee from an nan.
seating properties acceptable to the most delicate stomach
~ Put up m jan OF convenient and portable Size and
! for sale only 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

[Fr0ia Nh J0IH D. lUgTg0Hl IlIlgF i,,IIill f,l,
fsPITTsBuRe, Jan ", lSf7-Ihe syrup Of VIVA OheIIy
and Tar has given great satisfaction TO hoe VINO hte
it. know OF one instance Of permanet cure ol As'l4
gentleman OF Ohio tnnk Ahal pe eui9 W 7 % 9
SIX a year,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
WEAKNESS AND pam IN THE BREAST.

PIuLApELPHIA June g. Isi6-I can highly recommend Dr.
Dayiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and TaF from my knowledge
of It's virtues My wife had been affected oI long time with
weakness and pain in the breast; the Of this medicine
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would, after
time ecur, and all occasions the relief was speedy as
the first place. Ii Is months since she has been
free Of the affection consider and recommend it az most
valuable medicine It, gheninE effect has been great
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

MADEIRA BOTTLEs-s0 hampers: q, "A RFT-1OO0
Ata casks HI is gsd,aO9 packages; LARD
AlAgkEkEIr-5l0 packages;
MQNQNGAHELA& BOURBON YVIIIsKEY- hills
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

-l9illll IHlttiIfas AND SOUNDS.
landing rom ships suliana and Raiah and bark Mary
as GaARLEs sToUGHToN, 81 Camp &.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

yllldIan 8 nam hoop Neck and Ear COMBS. MUMMY I
LADIES' the above assortment Is large and the
variety great that q requires yonr inspection select
Oar assortment Of Ladies Buffalo Tuck Side and Dressing
Combs, equally numerous, Gents Shell Dressing
Combs, crest variety. d12 I'm I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
MEDICAL CARDS.

AR. j. BENsADON-ofHee and Residence, No. 81
y Cann slrnat heirnan philnnn and Crnna - NJ AZ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
SMALL. COMFORT

The Parkersbuig Gazette (Whis) lamen!s
over the sudden dafaenins oi lie brilliant pros.
pect," the GLOWING promises OF success" one
short week beforehand INDUCES in the following
"relreshing" Jerem,ad-in which The reader will
be struck with the marked compliments 10 Mr..
Jerry Morton (the lone Wing asterOil not a tuI
STAR aud "lhe immortal !"
But, not only are We consralnei % bear wit
ness 10 Wing discontinue In this tislIict-thc
whole State, besides, is said 70 have gone Loco,
"horse, foot and dragoons" Rumor gives out,
indeed, lnaI out one nan in the entire common
wealth, under the name and sryie" OF Wing. has
been cleo et And h> is Of sush dohbiful potpies,
as 10 preclude occasion OF rejoicing at his cleo
ZION. We speak OF Mr.. Morton, OF Loutuun, VINO
mas eaten John 5. Pendleion By a lafg majol
ily and who IS sail 10 be tic only Wing elected
IL Congress. II tnis news be true, We shall
again nave "lune star" in the Virginia deleaa-
ZION and he 30 6Jagged as {, greGlv dim his ius-
re In IhIs STRAIT NC have no oiksr balm Tor our
crushed expectations, no stay against desponden-
cy, other than is Afforded in the refreshing state
menl hat John Minor Bous oil Immortal me.
mory, IS beaten beyond peratvenlure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
THE. RIOT-Opric1Ar.

The following evidence OF the Mayor ant Gc-
neral Sanford, taken before the Coroner on Sa-
turday, we fad reported in Sundays New York
Herald:
Caleb S. Woodruff, Mayot Of the City and
County oil New York, sworn:
81 was iniurmci 20 Thursday last, there was
likely 10 be a distu barce a, me theatre in As,or
Place, aud III consequence OF which | sen, Tor
the Recorder 10 come 10 nv ofLce al IL O'Clock;
| sent Tor several gentlemen 10 be al my office al
IL o'cock; me Recorder, Sheriff, Cnlei OF Police;
General SandlurI, the Police Justices, and Mr..
Nibu; these attended about III O'CLOCK; M.
HacSelt cane with Mr.. Niblo inquired o: Mr..
N,bo, The proprietor OF the theatre, whether
they intended 10 play al the theatre on Thursday
night; he stated 10 me- they bad put out !heir bills,
aud proposed 10 do so; then inquired OF The
gentlemen present what probability lneie was Of
a disturbance that evening; some OF them lhouehl
there WoniG be disturbance; me Chief OF Pc.
lice, 10 par ocular, said he thought il might be a
serious one; conversation then passed between
those present as 10 the best method otsuppte>sins
II; inquired OF the Chief If the civil iolce
would be sutlcen'; he said he thought II would
not; then sske. him il the aid OF the military
would BE- r,qnIreG ne said he thought ii woul.;
then pat the question 10 the gentlemen present,
whether, under the circumstances, an order
should be 'ssueti Ihey all answered in The atiir.
mauve. ex sepI General SANFORD; General Sand
ford iemar"ct, thai II was not ior him 10 say
whether .hey should be orsered out or not, il was
his business 10 obey The orders; The Ler was
then afterwards given, and handed 10 General
SanLi"rd's son; The order was general order, as
10 lhe numner 10 be called ont myself, Mr.
Niblo and MIR. Hacscit, had some conversation
respecting the closing The iheaire; stated 10 Mr.
Niplo, as magistrate, that thought had no
RICH, 10 interfere with his establishment but nv
private wishes that he should close his
theatre on that nigh; they seemed 10 think they
ought mol 10 close, and that the magislracy ought
10 protect rhem and we came 10 the conclusion,
as an alternative, TO do so; instructions were gwen
10 the Cniel Of Police and General Sanford 10
axe such measures, and act as occasion
required; went to The Opera Hose about
nine O'Clock in the evening; | went IN aud 10.
CURED for The Recorder and Chief OF Police; |
saw outside immense multiudes OF people; | |
made myself known at The door, and went into |
lbe house; inquired of The Recorder, Chief of |
Police. and Sheriff, what they were doing; the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
S35,429,U4i CIT
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE

The GOLD DOLLAR na> JUS been issued IRON
Inc mnl-u IS very pretty hing, being small
er vet thicker coin than the silver ha!.Gime. On
one size are the Libeny head and thirteen slat> /;
on Inc other, laurel chaple. marked Il Dollar,
le49"-thc whole surrounded BY the simple le-
gehd United States OF America" We are glad
10 see SO strong Wing paper as toe Philadei-
phia North American, calling for the downfall
OF shiuplaslers, in the following strain:
"There is such taste and prettincss about ils
Qhe Gold Dollat's) very looks, that we cannot
but hope good moral effect from it in the fnan-
cial world One can scarcely look al gold dol
lar ard afterwards think with any patience OF a
shinplaser"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

The trial of Wyatt Harr, charged with the
murder of Coleman Harris, has occupied some
ten days before The Superior Court Of Nelson,
Judge Thompson, and resulted in prompt ver-
dict Of acquitlal. For the prosecution, Mr. R.
Brown Commonwealth Auorney) Mr. Filz-
patrick, Major J. Garland and MIR. J. X. Irving.
For The defence, Me.srs. Perrow, Spicer, Alex
ander Rives, Sterling Claiborne and Charles l..
Mostly. The ability and eloquepce OF the arsu-
menls are spoken OF in the highest terms By a
writer in the Lynchburg Patriot. The defence
relied on By The accused involved an imputed Vio-
lalinn Of The most delicate social relations.
The Jury were brought from the counties CT
Rockbridse and Augusta. Many hundred were
summoned before panel could be obtained,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
THE BATTLE OF OUR LIFE.

BY REV. EDWARD C. JONES.
Up 10 The stIIie with care;
Be thine an oaken heart,
Lies daily contest nobly share,
Nor act craven part;
Give murmuIs 10 the coward Thong,
Be thine the joyous notes OF song.
II thrown upon the field,
Up 10 the task once more,
IT'S worse Than infapy 10 yield,
IT'S childish TO deplore;
Look stern misfortune ia the eye,
And breast the bilow mantully.
Close in with every foe;
As tnickly on they come,
They can but lay thy BODY low,
And send thy spirit home;
Yet mayst thou stout il GU, and view
What giant energy can do.
Soon shall the comba, cease,
The struggle fierce and long,
And thine be true, unbroken peace,
And thine The victor's song;
Beyond the clouds will wait ior thee
The wreath II immortality!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
i shrink from no resyonsibllily.'-tG Gen Taylor.

7 SHRINK from no resSonslbIIIIy."- tfeH. Taylor.
His champion Potomac of the Baltimore
Patriot says General Taylor was anxious 10 ap-
point General Peter Sken Smith 10 the Philadel-
phia Collec,or.hip. but che conflicting prefer
ences Of the frienda of the administration in
Philadelphia could not be SO reconclled that the
appointment nigh, be conferred upon Gencral
Smith. In this state Of things the colleclorship
was conferred upon Mr. Lewis" Why did not
Old Zac cut the Gordian knot and do what be
though. right The Wing furnishes clue
the cabinet make all the appointments, aud ihsy
mot the President) are responsible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
NIppED HOPES

The Editor Of The Philadelphia Inquirer shares
tie fate OF hi, brother Editor Of the New York
Miuof-to both Of whom The public had given
Offices but o q FAC dd'n' come up 10 The scratch.
Hear the sym pathetic Mirror:
"OnI friend Morris, Of the Inquirer, who did
more TO elevate General raylor 10 me Presiden-
cy Than any other ma7 in Philadelphia, We are
sorry 10 see, has been j.u2d. He is one Of the
very best Of men, as well az one OF The most
hish-mindrd anu consistent Wings in the coun-
ny; aud he was. and is, fully ehti'lrd 10 The high
csi Consideration Of the party be nas SO long and
so faithfully served. He can heter afford 10 Go
without the office, than The Administration can
Z ifnld 10 deny III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGIN.

Inc following is list 0! Directors OF lhIanl
aud lis several Branches, appointed by ,fExe
cutive:
NORFOLK.-George Mcintosh, Char 81
SHIELD, Seth March, William w. Lamb.
RlCHMOND.-Wiiliam w. Crump, w
Glazehrock, Robert w. Hughes.
PETERSBURG.-George V. Scott, ohn
S'ufcivant, Joseph ( Cox
CLARkESVILLE.-E. A. Williams. W.
Wimoish, F. w. Boyd. ~
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Neale, I'm
H. Irwin, George Q. Dixon.
ABlNGOoN.-Daniel Trigg, Isaac B. mn
Thomas L. Preston. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
POETRY.
LITTLE FOOLS AND GREAT ONES.

LII LIE OO6O h.Np SNIhA 0@
BIT CHARLES MACKAY.
When at The social board you sit,
And pass around the wine,
Remember though abuse is vile,
That use may be divine:
That heaven in kindness gave The grape,
To cheer both great and small
That little fools will love loo much,
But great ones not at all.
And when in youths 100 fleeing hours
You roam the earth alone,
And have not sought some loving heart
That you may make your own
Remember woman's priceless worth,
And think when pleasures pail,
That little fools will love 100 much,
And great ones not al all.
And il a friend deceive you once,
Absolve poor human kind,
Nor rail agains! your fellow-men,
With malice in your mind;
But 10 your daily intercourse,
Remember, lest you fail,
That lille tools confte too much,
And great ones not al all!
In work or pleasure, love or drink,
You must be still the same;
Your work no, toll, your pleasure pure,
Your love steady fame;
Your drink moi mad'ning, but in cheer,
So shall your bliss moi pail;
For little fools enjoy 100 much,
But great ones not al all,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
Telcgraphed Tor he Baltimore sun; 4
New YORK. MAY ID +
Destructive Fire, Immsnse Loss Of Lys' H'f'

4.
A leuer received 10 lhi> city from Wa x.
Jefferson county, gives An account Of 49, -.
ttuclve FIRE 10 hat place, on Snniay -. ami /:
troyng the principal nusiness houses en 10. rare
buildings. The fire originated in an ~ ..,r.f-
building, and spread through The town. !, !. 20.
ing three banks, TWO hotel-, IhIy 'lorsJ, i, IS
en,s. iGcuiins The northern AMI ,,' ,o." 4
mails. One life was also lost b. m lSly ;Seo
wall. The total loss is estimated at ne&,, i,S5 ec9
coo on which there was an insurance y
dollars. .,,,.s ,ha. d,
Another letter from Wa,ero~n So. s,o'r,
American Hotel Paddocs's ei I"snst sres1
Fairbanks block OF stores on EcSn,,b. c.
WoStroofs iron block Episcopal , onu' ohcf
Iumsia Hotel, Nor,hern Sac Joa a,, i ASH
ani Democratic Union oic, a are ,,s ,hrse 5,sss
canc.s q Posi- Office and o. ia -, died slh
saved. Mos, oil the store. were l'''
new goods. - case a.
IN q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.

The Washington papers pno!ish a statement,
b. the Secretary OF The Senate and the Clerk y
The House, OF the appropriations made al he
Ia, session Of Congress. The following is a
RRCAPlTULATION.
Civil. diplomatic and misceIia-
neous, S6,3Ol COS "a:
Military, including iorltcatons,
Indian department, revolution
aiy d other pensions, 1887, l6l 80
Nava including Naval pen
sions. 96Ol $50 81
Po,t Office Department 432S, 1871 %
In iufmenl OF the Treaty with
Mexico 1860 ooo %
p,,l ~, 1Jp u1i "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

The Fincasa Democrat contains handsome
nolice OF the death OF Coz. Thomas Shanks II
Butetoun. For some years he was mrmtef
Of The House OF Delesa,es-has been largely en-
gagged In the iron-bus;ness, aud was always Dis
linguished loI his strict integrity, active enter
mise and kindness and courtesy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

sThr labor Of the Presidential campaign w III be N q
good part lost, unless have House OF Representa-
ives that will act IN accordance with the Admin-ifd
ton and give ITS pOreyful assistance IN carrying o tie
,o,se and patrio,re measures of General Taylor +"
l.hdioRai ineihgsaer.
OH Z4c, This Csbine' y hen, IS 10 have mca-
sures OF his own, and Congress - 10 as'iL nun
in carrying them OUT. What d change since ast
year. when General Taylor was 10 have 10 OPT
Mons 81 his own, and 70 leave every thing T.
Congress The lnellisencer blows raly.ns
noe Of alarm, as iollows-bu', as the New YORK
Evening Post says, We suspect mis- alarm, ike
Louis Phippe'> is ",oo ae":
"Thc friends Of The administration hay. relied
toe much upon what they considered ceriainl,
They iril sure Of a Wing house, and Therefore
lriaed with the elections. Virginia and Crnnec.
lieut., We think however, will pm, IN enc 10 ri
fling. The sake is Too important 10 be lost by
divisions or want 81 action in our own ank>.-
We, therefore, before II is too late, sound The
alarm, which we trust vii. &c rerchoed hy the
Wing press OF The whole Union and thus mica
vor 10 save the ration and the administration
fro II the curse Of a Lpcoioco Congress Tor the
neXI TWO YeaIs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

The Newport, Rhode Island, News mentions
the death OF Hon. Dutee J. Pearce, which &c
cured in tina, town on the 9th inst. Judge Pearce
has been a Representative in Congress from K
Island, q. S. Attorney for that District and ha.
filled several State Offices Of responsibility and
trust he died al the age of sky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
street. driving lhe crowd before lem, uDtiI the |

street, driving the crowd before them, until the
troops got near TO the corner OF Laiayete fIace'-
The mob here rallied, al the corner o. Lalayeue
Place on one side, and al The corner Of he ihealfe
aud on The broken ground, atthe orposttes anu
advanced again with fresh showers oil stones on
the troops. Several OF the military we're hul
severely at this second attack, and orders were
given 10 the troops 10 fire, one-half ooliqueiy 10
The right, and one.hat obliquely 10 the ietl, on
those two bodies. This was done, and the crowd
tell back INFO Lafayette Place, and beyond he
broken ground behind The theatre. There was
no firing alter this by the troops, bu, the moo YET
kept up constant attacks with stones and ofick-
bats. The whole number Of military engaged
in The conf cl was about two hundred and ten
one.half in The line towards Broadway, and me
other in the line towards the BoWery. The MOP
has been yariousy estimated AT from Ten 10
twenty thousand; Il was exceedingly DARK, me
lamps having been put out, as was informed, ana
al could see was dense mass OF people Dtipie
me. Previous o leaving Eighth street H. g" 10 me
front Of the thealr. win the troops, Sent ~
The Arsenal 10 order up the light artillery, and
detachment Of The sixth regiment 10 support u;
they arrived! on III. ground alter me nrine MAD
ceased; enc gun vas stationed facing Tie DOW
cry, and he olher facing br1ad"a'; the
Infantry disposed At each END, ana some d.
me rear d Inc theatre, ant notice gwen
10 The mob that il they did not dIsPerse, me-
would be fired upon again. and me arillry used
II necessary; after mis-, the mob .radualIy d.
prr>ed ana he stonius ceased; upwards Of hl'y
men, Of his small military detachment Of TWO
hundred aud ten men, were disabled ano chieny
before any firing by the troops; ] 20 not teiieSe
thai the ,'uops could be Withdrawn w''h safety
wilhoui lhr order 10 fire; il was enii!eY imp"s>loie
icr Them 10 main'ain heir position without hfihsi
/ haze been upwards oil lnIrty five wars engaged
in military duies nave ben out on several &C.
ca>ions Of uoos tn never saw one 50 Dad as
inal 81 Thursday, anc never before hai occasion
10 Give an Order 10 frr; in conclusion, ht tesIfed
10 SAFE that no one could dcpore The event more
than he does.
Al lie conclusion OF Gen. SandioTds testimony
me Coroner starrd mat as il would be iml o>siDe
L. dn,sn The investigation iba' day, ne would al
ourn the Inquest TO ten o'cock 'hls mofn''s, ahi
stated u sucn persons present as had ii'rnd" q
ria ives Kill in The riol, that " two O'Clock o.
dsy he wouli probably be enabled 10 give them
| permits lor lnermrnts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
James B. Wood, the honest, capable, faithful

James B. Wood, the honest. capable, faithful
postmaster a, West Chester, Pa, has been re.
m0y.d BY the Cabinet, because he did net voie
Tor General Taylor. There is one strong tact IN
connection with this case Of prescription, stated
by The West Chester Democrat. On he ON
March ls49, when Gen. Taylor entered upon
the Presidency there we're 81 post offices in
Chester county OF these, p were held by
Wings, IS by Democrats, by Free-soiers, and
by ladies'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

NEW TELEGRAPH.-We learn from the
Norfolk Beacon that Mr.. Daniel McCann, q,
Baltimore, is organising, al that place, mag.
netic telegraph company, with capital OF TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars, 10 run line OF wires
from Norfolk, through Portsmouth, Suffolk and
Smi,h6eld, 10 Petersburg, opening Offices at each
Of these places, and bids iair 10 succeed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

We understand that ii is the purpose of Mr.
Bancroft, our Minister al The Court OF ST. James,
upon his return 70 this country, 10 take up his
residence IN this city. We receive this inteli.
gence with unaffected pleasure, and can promise
him a sincere welcome f,sm the people OF New
York; Nsp York Epening Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
"What is this dissoIves me quite,
Steals my senses, shuts my sight,
browns my spirit, draws my breath:
Tell me my soul, can this be death!o
Photographed for the Baltimore American. ]

NEW YORK, way n, y, 7. vi.
Mr.. Forrest protested strongly against opening
the Broadway Theatre on Friday and Saturday
nights, il being in his judgmen, most Prudent 10
suspend performances, out The msnagers insis
ted upon his fulfilling his engagement. A. tins
time all is quiet aud no more difficulties apple-
hended.
Mr. Macready sails in the Hi eruia next week
from Boston Tor his native cline; aud he mas as
serted that be will never again visit America.
II is doubtful, whether MIR. Young will accept
che snb-lreasuryship which has been assigned
him.