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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01

FIRE TILE.
SUUV aug John STROUD & CO.. 146 Common st.
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A Raeor sas 1sz oE nAI pBy at y S A 9fRs
SCREEF, stairs je2
j. THoMAsToN LIME.
E00 CASKS, ai0at and for sale By
1OUO aus JOHN STROUD CO., 146 Common st.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE.
~ 8I will be taken 1 on sOIage at reasonable
as the cmB 0 9s s e 9f caMs6 6 oo hys
FURNACES. FURNACES.
HtQ2ERSr SALE LEA e Superior ASSIGNMENT Of EARFHEN
aps8 r :, o-0D'l-0 NJ II. DEvEREUx,
HAVANA. sEGARS.
100 GOO ASss9RTEp brands and qualities, in store
iyli q. j HARrI & Co Is ToboubitouIas st.
GoLB ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
a NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
"A such recommended in THIS paper, apply No 20
roHoUPTTouLAs street or at No SO CARoNDELET. fy2o
TEAS! TEAs!!
FNHE subscriber is receiving large stock <zessz
Il Of superior Green and Black TEAS, Of his Taa
own selections which he offers for sale at reasOna
vi FO'' CHAs. sToUGHToN. "a Cam6 silssf.
CHARLES sToUGHTON, -
Family Grocer 49,. No. 81 CAMP Street,
~ Choice + FAMILY GRO CEB1Es 81 GOods dsily-
eea Tree o. charge - api6
TO BLoOK-AIAKERs & SHIP oHANDLERs.
| DATENT ROi Bushed Shelves, 8to II ncheI;
B Bo k LoI , BaSnngh' dCI shay esq
Fer sale low BY SAM LOCKE, and FFontLeyee
mvl0 Bstwsen CustnmhouEs and Bienvie sg
PACED BLANK BOOKS
ON HAND575A fqwsets Of L EDGE IRIS and JOURN Ais
OF super Roys Royal and Medium slzes full bound
sale si g New York prices by DAyID FIE5ILT = CO.
rs Mbd az aoH q sfH5BE T W9 d ddAK g is
put up FAMILY soREs ~ 6s B as aas s q sSo 4
iei6 - II. - CHAs. sFoGGHToN. "a Camp st.
9S TONS Pure Atlantic Whe Lead, IN packages of 2
, ~ bs % lbs i9O lbs and cog lbs n store The
conceded. For salelgw by
mylO, Betwesn CuAtomhouss and BieuviIle ats.
HARDWARE AND OoTToN-sAAdPLNG PAPER
S1 REABis English HARDWARE PAPER,
OO 40 do; do COTTON-SAMPLfNG PAPER,
' ana SAMUEL I6CKE S SS aSd Lsye
my 81 between CustOmhouse and Bienvlle sts.
COMPOSITION sHEATHING NAILS & SPIKES
5tMHl LBS. Composlton sbeathipg Nails, y of an
900 lbs, Composition Sheathmg Spikes, to inches in
Y,' '-4 ~ SAN. LOCKE. and Front I.svse,
mylO Between CustOmhOuse and Bisnvile st.
tAaE to the Stableof VIM K BELL, l44 Carondeet
~ street On t The lh INST q GIey HORSE Sad a.
we ana I, Badls between 10 and Ishands high ~
eight years old no marks visible. The owner can have
him BY paying expenSes ies
FoR Is SALE AT q. TehqpIgitqgl2; g!Egot:
ether 81 w S o oO 'Ee z III g 5sb to SS
PARLOR STOVES;
FRANKLIN STOVES OF. all sizes
NINE and TEMPLATE STOVES
DARKROOM STOVES;
BOX STOVES etc. etc,
RUSSIA IRON STOVES suitable for Court houses and
Churches etc. Bl If M. II. DEVEREUX.
GTARCH--5OO boxes -
- STAR CANDL ESS-2O0 boxes
SQAP-300 boxes.
CHEESE-1U0 boxes.
f. SEGA RS-400U0O.
TOBACCO--300 boxes
CRAHBERRI ES-l50 packages.
NEW BUTTER-200 kegH .-
NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSH'D, and POWDERED
.SUGAR--l20 packages.
LETTER, CAP, WRAPPING PAPER-900a realms, !
je Is For sale BY II. J. HART & CO.. Is Tohoup St.
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oARRoLLToN HOTEL

OARROLLTON HOTEL,
have Just taken lie estabsR -
P !l With the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys ii
ing thereto and after thoroughy repairing the whole and
making considerable Improvements therein, they
now prepared to receive and aceommOdate Permanent and
Transient BoardeTs. 1t is almost useless to expHtiae tho
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the estab
ishme1t second to none in the South possessing,
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers are sucf
As place of temporary rusticatonas retreat from the
noise hustle and eaTes Of city e-it merits more than o
The undersigned appre the the public that their Larde
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ssoed stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner or Supper Chance Repass, to private parties
The undersigned therefore atteT themselves that in add
ton to their assiduOus efforts to please the beauty
the location is saubnoqs atmosphere the ease with which
aces. may be bad to their by railroad render
10 el''-''' ANGEL & CHANDLER.
ap9 # CHAs. CHANDLER.
SUMMER WATERING PLACE.
TUE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception Of visiten Since the last summer -
sne establishment has undergone thO2qgh renovation, 1T
tons for FAMILIES Osnge persons cannot be surpassed
Immediately on ny and ON e s 9qS s MAJ
ROME between New orleans and Mobile il can be reached
and daily communication be kepuU with all paris Of the
county, Y IS a39p ninety miles from New Orleans and
the superiority Of its location ali other points on The
coast for pure air aud bathing OYSTERS and FISH
had in abundance prepared in the most recherche
style RIDING Fishing Sailing, Rowing Billiards. Ten.
pms, and such other usual at places al
public resort provided at PasCagOula and well eecei
bANU, OF MUSIC will be IN constant Attendance
The BAR viii be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians, well skilled in their profession
ard ne diseases # the climate 0oaied a. Pascagoua
one Of them for the present season, will have his abode in
the Hotel and will give his unremitted attention 10 invalds
or such may desire his services The other Physician has
his abode in the immediate vicinity OF the Hotel
tx There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, pre.
sided by competent teacher, the vicinity of the
Hotel TO which families disposed end their children
~ Persons wishing accommodations, will addresI ths
iel4 8m M J. McRAB, Proprietor.
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If g0R iodnt 10 place your Sons W of the 6est Sea0oS
IA .dnieriea, Took at The advertisement 6et0W.
TAOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOlLL45fhe
edifce for this School situated on College HUI ABOUT
three OuIths Of mile from the beautiful village OF Fough-
keepsie Duchess county, State of NewfOTk LII.
The School conducted on philos0phieel pinslpsSff,
References Is invariably had 10 the nane OF tne JqVehs
mind, and CONSTANT efforts employed 70 eeVel0p Y
powers in their natural order and to preserve them IN e
relative STRENGTH be domestic arrangements and modes OF
instruction are adapted youth Of ten years @ age ana up
wand and thew are Instructed such branches as may be
requisite either to qualify them for COMMERCIAL lue En-
gineering or to prepare them for College.
The annual expense per scholar s $zV payable quaefy
in advance This includes all charges for board tul
zion Statonery bed and bedding, washing, room, fuel,
R and DO Ks Except the French and the Spanish books
The year divided into two terms OF twenty three weeks
day IN Mayzthe Winter term first Wednesday in Novem-
bef the purpose Of the undersigned not 10 receive any
voufh into bis School whose moral character not good.
jyaO SmdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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POINT CLE4R, B4LD WIN COUNTY, ala.
al AVING been leased by the undersigned will be "a
Ia open on the first Of June for the entertainment l
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GU F,STS, ~
This establishments beautifully OeatedOn the side OF
NOBLE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gull
OF Mexico The water az this point being always ceq7
and salt, with depth of SIX feet within fifty yards Of The
shOre,) and having firm white sand bottom, renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea-bathing.
Blue-fsh POmpRnO Spanish Maokere and all other fish
peculiar 10 this latitude abound in the immediate Uei1tE
Of the Hotel Neve[-faing Springs, al convenient dis
lance, furnish abundant supply of PURE WATER.
The building entirely newpTescnts front to the South
OF $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per
sons. The looms are large and airy
safe and commodiou steam vessel viii ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-Passage so cents
The rate of Board will he $40 per Week payable in ali
cases D6ekLV Deductions made for families remaining the
season. Communications this subject, addressed the
undersigned at Mobile, will be promptly attended to,
GEO. b. CLlTHERALL,
Ia NAV rnu1 9rn
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HOLG WOOD HOUSE,
I'm Shore of Mobile Bay Ten Miles S0lith.6d
81 Cs.,, NJ Hg5lsIo

I
Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay7eR Miles Southeast of
the Cir at Mobile,
VFHIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort having I'M
Il defgOne many alterations and additions the ee1a
past winter, open for he reception OF visit ssA
ers This house on bluff forty feet above the AIzA
level of the Bay and open the bTeezes from dec
ton Its dry and healthy atmosphere, with the fine salt
Water and Shower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines, and
Table with the best the market atordBiTds, Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance, render of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There lOwpressuTe boat making two trips daily con-
Meeting with the NewOrleans boats.
In addition to the main building number of neat Cot
tages (wO each( have been erected expressly for fam
es at convenient distance and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle of hotel.
,,.saCH ARGEs...,. 81.
90y W
Per Week 500
Per Day ,...,...,,..,....,, 30
Children and Servants half price.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HotlyDood Baldhoin cOlRty va au1S I'm
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R4LOA4 6OO9As
HNHlS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
4 Nisiters on TUESDAY. May 18th. Thepremises -.
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now I
offers inducements to persons in search of health, c0mA
fort pleasure equal if not superior to any public house
the sea coast 1t occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village of BiOx-Of easy access from New
Orleans. The green swad in front of the house is over two
width, and is shaded by great number of oak
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the luXunes Of the coast and Of the New 0hean
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines
LiquOB; also good Billiard Table
Persons wishing to SECURE rooms will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward their Communications By
the Biloxi packets there is but u s. mail per week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01

PHILEDELPHIA, June g. 1851 feel free to recounnend
IT. DAVIS syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my gSpei,
encs oil s beneficial effects 10 my own case have besb
for time past subject attacks of splitting Of blood AZ
tended with weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
az the stomach accompanied with dyspeptic Symphonic
Last spnng having attack of il was recommended by
an acqusint9I &c who had been cured by Dr. Davg yp
70 ny It. did 50, and relieved By in less tha1 abs
bottle. Its apparent good effects were Immediate
John +. Dram, Ladies' Shoemaker 10 Race 81
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MEDICAL LECTuRES-


lust RECEIVED from the North and for sale at No
- . amp street the following pieces of New SVgNA
Mgsie, VIZ " You remember when we paired ~ ltsll
: =, Jenny Lind Polka a fondO, - by lie Carpen-
ter Lucia di lammeunoor by CrsmsE do. Cout hands,
By al2ei Lords PRAY by stephen clover; Grand fan
TASTE Miaife, from La File dn Regimeat by Herr I'm
pfQmptu Buesqne the ChEsty Melodies by Herr Tn
butte America, by Herr; Les Puaines, three Pc kas
6g Bpfgmaer; and lqrgs sesolion Of New Publications
from the principal Publishers in the Moth
Every description OF Music and Musical Merchandise con.
stantlv on hand and for sale by VIM Il, MAYO
au29 81 Piano Forte and Music Store Camp 81
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PAsS OHRTsTIAM HoTE

TEA59 Ud MS IIAN AUIELs
IHS tayOie resort Of the citizens of Louisiana Mssis
slppi and adjoining States, Te-Opened for the m,
reception Of vlsiten Saturday, May 12. Various II
alterations and additions have been made during the 3
winter with view of rendering this establishment agreea
Die and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy of by the splendid line
oW pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Cali
tornia which leave Lake POntchatain daily and the Mo
bile and MOnteZuma tT-Weekly.
Attached to the Hotel an Academy for young Missea
and Boys in separate departments under the able manage
ment OF Mr. RlaCkman well and favOaby known TO The
residents Of New Orleans The Academy viii open June
> Two Physicians Of well known Standing dwell at the
Pass. r. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager
~ All m9iabe matter left at the Offices Of Messr J.
Y X. Geddes Bank Place, and M JudsOn, ESQ,
Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded daily ny25 3m
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MRDIO.AL.,

nR. J. NsADON-OHee aud Residence, NJ 1877
~ Canal Street. between Philippe and Circus sls IyI5
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IaW oRLHANs Z oARRoILToN RA11RoAn


~ TheCaa willlsaye NsW Orleans and Cau0ltop eveTy
ao1T afteTl O'Clock Sundays, if the weather il fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cam will leave eveTV rs nuutai
rom the o0TnerOf BATOnne and Canal "a msvI9-611
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01

sl Ie comm0n Temedes SUCH paTeg0IC and sUuk add
other ordinary medicines. Dr. Davs's Compound SyTnD Of
Wd Cherry and Tar relieved me in few doses and three
iOuTths of bottle entirely cured me My mother who IL
taking sqgis and paegone, has been taking Or. hayss
half so bad y as before she commenced taking it.
THOS. MILLR r., Al Racest
II Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents ior
the South and West-J. WRIGHT & CO.. ISL C6grfrSS
street NewOheans-where all orders be addressed All
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
M fHniiADEtPHiA June RI ISl6.-l can highly recommend
~ Dayss syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my know.
edge Of ITS virtues Mg wife had been affected for long
uhe with weakness and pain in the breast the use al thI
medicine IN short time entirely relieved her ThesympOml
Moaa, aite me Tecqr and all occasions tho relief WA
abe has been tree OF the Affection cousdsT aud rsraH
memo as most valuable medicine B ssn gthening etfegt
mas Oeen very great IN addop to relieving the breast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01

EXFRA MESS and HUMP BEEF in Rarrsh aud
~ aslf Barrels, for Family uFe--far sails BY anu
le6 CHAS RTOUGHTON. 90 Camnst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01

~ Mstchants from different sections Of the country
give the most h9erug accounts of the universal
ana ethoaey Of Dr. DaViss Syrup, under their notice A
number OF lhen witnessing It's virtues, hsve regularly s0
e on coalition that if il did give satisfaction ne pTrs
should be returned and olthem has had any apiea
on U return the money. This speaks volumes in favor of
me MEDICINE We aEIiend few extracts from ordea ne
samples OF those are in frequent receipt Of as well as Of
verbal accounts We frequently hear;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01

The following articles, relative to the troubles
in the Canadian Parliament, have been in type for
several days; but we were obliged to deter their
publication, in conseq uence Of the press Of more
'lmportan nj matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01
The Emigration to California.

MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
The bark Mallory, OF Fall River, Mass, was to
have sailed yesterday for California. Annexed Is
a Int of her passengers -
Robert f. Borden Captain; Joseph Case, Royal
TIanon. OF Swsnzey; VIM. H Watson, Of Rehoboth;
Franklin Grey, VIM. R. Cleveland Israel Anthony
Daniel Cummings, Nathan s. Davis, Alfred H Hood
Thomas Nichols, of Somerset Jerome Denslly George
Holmes John s. Cotton, jr., Boyd A. Waite, Jas W.
Martin. Alexander P. Dyer, Francis R. Harris, La
fay etie chols, Charles 8 GreeIa.h, John C. Parry
son Marshall Baker, Andrew N Dix, Thomas Pollard
James Hsrvorth, John Wesley Nseen. Erwin Cooke
George T. Pierce, Abner Bassett, George Goodman
James g. Bo~sn. Robert Hargraves, Of Fail River;
low Madison Durfes, of FrsvtOvn; J. P. wilkins. N.
Talmap, Thomas Muntoop, Of Randolph; David
BIsytoD, VIM l.. Lin:sy, STEPHEN G. Hunt, Peleg
1ripp, John 7. King Simon Manchester, mate; VIM
wsrrsn Brovnell. Thomas Grnneil, Of Tiv.rton; VIM
s. Bro~nei I:.so Brosns John H. Gri0n. fss %
Thops. Rider, Frederick "; Lucas Richard r: Pops,
OF Plymoutp; stephen D. Gray Christopher r. Nj
cholls OF Providence Total. ~
MASSACHUSETTS,
The bark Orb, which cleared at Boston on the
22d int, Tor Honolulu and California, took out the
The North. Western Asseciation-Messrs Samuel
Dunn, Charles Frederick Adams, jun, w. Watson
Dowpes Newell Adams Frederick Z. Bliss, Wilson
Whittier, Caleb s Fay, Thomas L. Dorr, and Oren
Dobitr, OF Boston; James l.. Chaplin and Nathan P.
Rice Of Cambridge; William II. Moores, Of Charles
tesD; Alfonso Kinslsy, Of Csnton Richard Wilkinson,
Of Beverly; Charles A. Denny. of Wsstboro'; Thomas
w Everett Of Bo.ton; Dr. Frederick Haywood Of Wor-
cester; DR.. william j. Henderson, of Philadelphia
Total, Il.
PENNSYLVANIA
The schooner Newton, Capt smith, was to have
SALE yesterday ate moon from Philadelphia, with
the following passengers, destined tor California
They proceed by the way of Tampico:-
Thomas Dieb jr, Samuel Dane, Anthony M.
Zane. Robert Robinson Hobart Hare, DR.. j. Lukens,
Conrad Meyer, A Halman, Moses Albright, Lewis
Hiough, Nicholas Davis A. d. Marshall, Daniel Wine.
land, Capt David NJ Doweli Robert Scott Patrick M.
Foley Horace b Dick. Edwin A Rigg, J. n West all
Of Philadelphia California Company Of Reading -
Capt Thomas Tay Tor, UIiah Green, Allen Grosoh,
William J. Martin. Simon Seifort, William T. Abbott,
Henry KEEPER, Robert Fsrr,ly Reuben Axe John l..
Habs, SsmuslH Klspp William II. Zerbe, holland II.
Wbittnsn Henry Stetler Johnso Flock, Peter Rspp,
Charles b Taylor, Hosea Grosch.-Lotal, 81.
The bark Algoma Is the next vessel that will
leave Tor California, and the preparations are now
so near complete, that she may be expected to de.
part IN tow OF the city Ice boat Tomorrow morn
ing Philadelphia Ledger, Feb. 2S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01

ATTEMPT TO DIVORCE BY MURDER Charles
Wcstcou Seel.y was inoicte d by the Salem county
grand jury, New jersey, last week. for AN attempt
10 shoot his wife: On The Saturday previous,
pistol bullet was shot into the window OF the house
Mrs. 5. was keeping house Tor MIR. b. The ball
,ass, between Mrs. $. and young child, which
she held in her aims, grazing slightly the neck Of
he child, d. htiDg Tie stove, I. II upon the floor
Seel,y some time since LETT his wife, and has been
residing in Fairfield, where 1T In said he has been
eoulung glrl, and this and ether circumstances,
I'D to The belief that he fired the pistol. He was
accordingly arrested, and a double barreiled is
to was found in his chest, with one barrel unload.
with the one shot at Mrs. Seeley. On Tuesday
he g, and jury found bill, and he stands COM
uii' d, tor want of $500 baIl.--Nocavk Adpeyfis0,
Ftb. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01
ON BOARD SHIP JoHr q CosrAR, !
RANrirE, near Staten leland, Feb. rs, le40. !

JAS GoRDor BENNETT, E,Q.
Dear sr- pa@epger on board this ship, for Cali
for MIA have observed In the Herald, Of this morning,
thspeevs cas.d - frat and second cabin, and steer
age passtpgers Nov, in point Of fact there are but
two casses Of passengers hrst and second cabin and
,erape ones; this Is well understood by eli on
board. and tie fret named undersign sd-your old
correspondent and who happens, some what to his
annoyance, to be clsLsed, though in good company,
With he sttsrsge, when It should be second cabin
would request you (aud on suggesting IT to Captain
Durey be rsquestrd the same tbipg to correct this
misske, ano class second cabin sieo those passen-
gers who are rated ss steersge The Utioa and Ohio
Ninipg Companies are among Tire uniuckl,y clsssed
ones me hftt below subscribed being among the for
mer company.
From The well kr own accuracy Of tho Herald, this
initiate must have arisen from rome other than
tne reporters OF others with our Journal
We are, very respectfully yours
AUSTIN KENDALL. Attorney ct Law, 40.
r: GAYLORD, Asst Supert Utica Mining Co.
W. X SHANNON, Dire ctor Of the Ohio Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01

Seat to be contested by Daniel r. miller. whg in
uuenoe rejection Of the poll bok Of Kanssvile
oinct
I Elected as Tai Tor men, but demoorata
Seat by John Little, IT., wi il
alleged fraud in the returns from Richmond and the district Of
Penn. . .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01
Movements Of Inu lvlsl uuls.

There was large accession Of travellers yesterday,
eGn-W. Metres. Philadeph,S; N. Cody, Georgia; II.
Munro Brewster, +. Taylor II Brown, Boston, e.
delaney Orange Co. j. Mannir =, Hsr tford: r Brovn.
Worcester; A. Leighton, Missouri; T. Chspnaa, Cam
bridge; E MeGougn, r.: X. Evans Geo J. Policy, c. s.
Stewart. U N; VIM tufts, Washington; J. N. Wade,
Va .astor-J. Nssh, Capt. Hunt, Vermont; 8. Bsxt-
lett, Auburn; CP. Ives LsDs Ms ourgh hon E. Rhodes
Baltimore; Major Doonttis Rochester, n Chssny, do
J. ii. Regere, Boston; J Mcfarland London; B. w.
Terry, s,ob snSs A rHs Art.n.s.; Jos Macon,
NJ NoIvile, Philsdelph,s; X. roule, Virginia;
Hon; z: n. Alien A Bost.h; DE- rai', H.strotai ).
C,fy-T w. Warrington, III; Serohsron, = Italy;
George Grant, T Pistt, PniIadephla; J. Smith Bal
+. Tuck, Psterboro; A. Wilson, U. 5 A.; W. Bssss,
d. Keby, Eastport; M. Whitney, Mass; J. Barrett,
NO Howard-H. Foitisr. L.HsiDgbursh; r Hyde,
Army; Doctor Cibbs,t, Detroit; Judge Abbott, Ma
csnaw; w; Drsmmany, Boston, J. Sabine, Alsbsms;
South Carolina; Z. Hsrper, Csnsds; Hon. H. r. Ste.
VEINS, N. Hampshire; Hen Sam Crssnes Portsmouth,;
Hon l. Morris; rs:.hs I'D Co". Ls.os.0n
Speed Memphis; !. Chssys:, ,v,rs'ni.; g. Wright W.
D. wym.n, Co.; j. N.Y.. Boston; Hon z. Pratt, Ps.ss.,
I. As; w G. Rs.s Ss1 sG I.se H.
verpool; D. J.rvs, Ohio; Gregory, @ Richards
Aitsn, G R.Y%ona Boston; Homer, s.; Loui:
e.
IA. Brumstsd, Boston, Mrs. Tibbstts, Troy.
Col Webb bearer Of dispatches to California, lsf;
New Orleans on the 10th inst, for Brazos
The following individuals have arrived ct Wash
inston - Gov. johnson, Of Pennsylvania; Ex.Coy
Vance, Of Ohio; En- Gov Young Of New YORK. Ex-
ferro and John p Barbour Ex- Representstivss from
yirginia; Hon. M. H Grinnsli, VIM starr Miller, an
Henry Veil, Ell Represe natives from New York; Hon.
Joseph T. Chandler, Rsprese NATIVE elect from tn /,
city Of Hon James Cooper Senator elect
from Penn; Hon. Pierre Soule, Senator elect from
from Louisiana; Hon. James Shields, Senator elect
Illinois.
Col Weller and suite passed Louisville, Ky the
18th inst, en- route for San Diego Texas rhe susie
consists Of the following individuals E. X Chambsr-
lain, Surgeon H. H. Robinson, Secretary Capt.
O'Donnel Comm,seary; G. L. Weller, Clerk, and Db-
bursing Ohncer; Col Emery Chief Typographical Do
! putation; Gray, Ct Texas, surveyor
Hon. Minard Fillmore, Vice President elect, arrived
Ia w Warrington on Saturday night last
Hon. Msssrs Dickinson and Fries, Of Ohio, were D.
famed from their seats In the House OF Repsessn-
tatives, on Monday, by indisposition.
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Henry Chapib 10 the free toii candidate. aud Isaac
Davis an deeendent candidate, for the nal rally Of
Weices er, Mats. "
Elijah Ford 10 the democratic candidate for Mayor Of
Buffalo.