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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

VENEZUELA AND THE UNITED STATEs.--On
The IA Of Oci. last the Gaceia de Venezuela pub.
iiahed a decree Of President M0nagas, in relation
TO the treaties existing between the United States
and other countries;
As according to the terms Of these treaties either
party may terminate Them by aignifyinga wish to do
40 in proper official manner, and as the interests
and necessities Of the Republic demand the laFma-
uon 81 new treaties which win advance and con
sulldaie its relations OF ainity navigation and COM
mefeei he gives notice hat te treaties existing be.
tween the Low Countries, the United States and
Denmark, shall be terminated in one year from the
dale Of the notice which shall be Immediately
given to The respective governments. The speedy
formation Of new trsasies with these government,
viii be an obisct Of earnest regard BY the govern
ment Of Tue Republic Of Venezuela.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

SO GOES THE WoRLD.-An exchange says of
gentleman recently deceased that he died
leaving his heirs unsullied reputation and-a
million" Which said heirs will die, by-and.by,
leaving, perhaps, their heirs a suited reputation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

Or A nesting at Mobile on Monday night, ap.
pointed Committee Of Fifty to make arrange.
ments for holding IA that city, on the 18th, Con-
vsniion in favor Of the Alabama and Tennessee
River Railroad and selected one hundred dele.
Faics 10 attend on behalfoft that ejtv.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Instrumental and Vocal Concert

Grand instrumental anu Vocal OOmoeft'
MISS AME1IA scHoFNBRUNNGR, pIAEIsT.o the Cen.
aslo sSFIs q s e Pus Soa R nv 5 81 5s 4a
S fg p, a AZ sc eo 2Rao 5f.i Hall GAM
street. when rhs will be assisted 9{ isisst e is sss
sTscS vaaalists Of ths oily.
l Tickets $oO TO Be had at all the principal ha'' Stores
" For particulars see small bills. ~
AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
STAgE MANAGER, MI Q. S. STANLEY. THIS EVEN
y MING F' III " CAFf = iii'G W THE i WxTcH
A't T TPH'f F NJ i' Devil G' RNb lis LITTLE SISTER
Grand Hoi Blk: ai Klg; Albert hastia '. Charles
an, ~, LA TARENrsLitAA: and AZ, 7.,oup,os
'''' 10 S oonsads with RAISING THE WIND
' ~ NJ R l. s. Ii: osn, md ag
engaged ior few nights only Due notice VIII oe gwen "
Circle sens PsIqgsG .. Ssso9!
Boxes and Seats secured at the Boz Once between l9e
performance vii ooa,Sdncs at a quarter pas,7
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE
L9s Njgh M Bg0nANAN de A 9t p,,. Boxes
II psrquete, 81 Pi 50 cents Gallery IS cents aoa Once
4, viii Sheridan Gi jiao Tragedy q
49, NhGlNlus. Az Ru,bsrsp
kPP% csaGius ieiai Deata, DsGe
D0ET-rbs Misses Eaym5nd, .,,,, ems
Ss S ". ..:. l..'' ME- q MANI RsyHa5
'' ~ saipy B,a H. d NJ bJGGNAE and S5,yey bis
~ EeI Sunday the Ballet.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
~ Entire chang? q performances, dan:e, CO.
Friday Dec. a. vail be perfome4 80
nfT Grand BR' @ a % a. SsS l @as ADS5
mais hepHsa Vaifs and N%. Bon4aTv Vii ris h,if drt
appearances assisted by The whole Corps Balet...Tc be TO-
LOLA MovTEs
rS conclude s,k GEAED c&Lof aud PAS sTYRiEN, 6y
| MmIs Antrni1 Fl aiot aud sig Vegas.
7 ~ ann
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

ORLEANS HisH ScHooL-This institution has
been ior some years under the direction of Mr..
Everett. and the reputation Of the school is great
and constantly increasing. Great improvements
have recently been made in the building and play
grounds; and increased facilities are offered for
inslruelion in almost an deparments Of knowledge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14
NOrman's Book and Stationery Establishment,
10 Camp st
b. Nj. NORMAN,

y
Is NOW RECEIVING his large and complete stock Tor The
season. which be the City and Country trade at prices
As LoW As ANY OTHER MOUSE IN TINS cITY-apd
respect ~ ~ og5 2ptf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

DESIRABLE BAR-Rooas ETc., To REs1--It viii he se,,
on laisdaF 20 our advertising columns tlaf ~ m tb
sof ies baldiugs zituaeed in G1ayiaf sFet rr IN ~
Pae8e Narei, i fitting mp ior a bsgr,a b1,,I
iosa. bfgon ETC., and VIII be finished very slog. mi
eni1l Is tiIs iishesi bidder. '''
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BRUSH MANDATORY IL VARIETY STORE
No. 10 Cnmp Street.

No. 10 Camp street.
I HUFTY & co, Proprietors of the above estsb.
ihament take great pleasure in announcing to the cii
hes and country merchants that owing the large and very
extensive assortment Of BRUSHES AND VARIETY
GOODS received this Fall, they now prepared to offer
every variety Of Goods in their line, either By Wk0iesalc or
hftHH &C price which they trust viii me the patronage of
ne public They would beg leave that they are era
D 10 el cheaper than other in their stock
q brushes Is received direct from their mandatory
IhSJ Tc,I'ed large invoice Oh the following goods
IIad!e>, Ornamental Tuck Combs; $500
Ladies' Plain Tuck Combs
Plain and Fancy Dressing Combs: NrhrNf
Side, Temple and Neck Combs. tr.#tH
- Children half hoop Neck and Ear Combs ts.l.V
~ Ladies. the above assortment is 50 large aud the
variety 20 great, That i requires your inspection TO s0ect
1ur assortment OF adies' Buffalo Tack Side and Dressing
SomP. are equally numerous Gents Shell Dressing
eElll0s IN sIsal NaIlstN dig In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

" The attention of all those who buy Blank Boos 10 sell
again. ior then respectfully solicited to the large and
compile stock offered or sale
NOrman's Stationery Establishment,
10 CAMP STI3EET,
which esnnot fail pase those who desire good and At the
same time cheap article. d3 2pn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14
DANCING ACADEMY.

NJ n r. SLlSsEY late from Paris respectfully Informs ,r-gv
~ ihc Laa8 and GeuIainen ul dis be will OA,
reopen Use G of November, bic DluoIg Arligmy $3.50
10, l' taondeat street., where he will teach A The iL
b7hcea -Al are 4le fashionable -
circles 10 Paris, such Quaddiss, Waltz q dsix Temps.
'aiA cuque Temps omUu lUs1, ttuWA, NosCD Paa SIS
aaqEa, Nei the ouy Dances received tie fashionable
s9ons la Europe Mr. C. recommends M dance
Doth graceful al elegant particularly when digd by lady and
gentleman. Il B easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those ho
instructed Is calling on MI G. between nod o'clock those hours
private families.
Dgy for children Monday and Thursday Houri from O'clock
ill dark
Gentlemen respectfully informed Class will l5 opsnti
them from until 10 o'clock every sning
ash 60 perfect themselves short ue Mr. q. engaging
heH 10 dance Qua1E and NaitzIs space o
IL Dizziness Of he head IN Waiting entirely Dancing
Rooms, IS Carundes street, oly So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

0s~ The N. Y. Mercury is responsible for the
following neat pun
How is it that the trees can put on new
dress without opening their trunks 2 -
Il Is because they teqye out their summer
clothing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

81. CHARIEs fHsATRE.-AIr Buchanan appeared last
sies AZ 0taetos % crowded house. and was well TO-
oeiYed ID The character, sustaining fjiy M ,i ~, ~
hes gained Tonight viii be presented ile Fasey Of .sS
ginas and the musical ezifayeganza Of eiemachus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

Auction Sales This Day.
j. Nj DEPAss will sell, at L O'Clock at Banks Arcade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14
0M greseert.


asISG. SEoEaa5n "a, 1s4e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

H. !. cone d CO., D8UGuIsTs, Corner ef .Haga-
IL =t1e aHd P0faras s'rCttS, prepared n
cute orders Tor Planters, Country Physicians and Fam go
l.es Every article warranted genuine. DR.. Il. j. ~
tONE r Preparations, extensively used for years, -
recommending themselyes by their effects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
T3 EXTRACT on CoPRVTAI,1 ssAsBiSsAPARILLA
.nfN AND CuBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure.
So sHgerloF 70 tho Capsules any otlier extract.
IbMlC. EXTRACT OF EARSAPARII.LA AND
IARAAACUM-The srongC5t preparation that can
, y. made as proved by lhe effect prodnced
BAl.SAh OF hAPHTllA, TAR, LIFERWORT, etc.
For the cure OF Consumption and bronchitis
LOUISIANA NERMlFUGEs RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. MIS- iysjp
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n-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

foMARkpEss PANoRANA--Fle Panorama Of tbo H4iis
leg nights longer n AmoFy Hall
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

'N0 = 1I1-II INK, 0IREEI, DoIWrcH 81. CFafIrg
gRa IdFORatet, enc door from corner Of C1r0gdtlCi,
M rs w iLoON respectfully informs her -
AVA friends and the public that she CONTINUES in bp It'd
above eligible location occupied hy her tuPng M 4ll
l tTo years. and 8 prepared 70 accommodate her friends
a tlose VINO haI av9F her with their patronage From
t ohH eNeuelce, aud the very desirable and convenient
Gy y eS o. nfE HGas she tee confident OF being able to
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be- yerv Man.
sNAtE, do tydNW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

{ IAiLlFORNiA-Those who intend going to California
~ should eau az No. IS Common street and SUNNY Them
pltGs, WIN suits Of INDIA RUBBER CLOTHES
EGiaHsf BLANKETS, ETC. We have assortment Of all
.... A lso 600.
n A large Stock Of SADDLERY, Harness. ~
trunks, Carpet Bags, NalCes. Materials for sad u 49,,
G l use, &c Our Stock Of TRUNKS, is the ~
ket. il a 'HopTi5Ni1 A. 40
do Gt No So Common and No II "a 80, a 80
IDALM OIIl-l0 casks, for sale By
L., - HANIAN & HOLDEN.
III No. " Magazine street and II Red Stores.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14
! PEN s;aiTO Merchants, Accountants, etc.
| w. B. KENNEY, ~
| GOLD AND BELL-NIETAL PEN MAKER, ~
/ ~ Magazine street, ~

NJ Tie only Depot for The Sale Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
md ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTiOR. Il al
No. ISL Chrrtres street M Il
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Waste Of Time In Cousres--Minesota-Rs
enuc Laws for California and Sew-Mexico.
NviIespOnaence Oi lne Tribune.
WAsHfxcrox Thurds-

WAsHScroS, Thursday Feb -
Another day of fruitless str1ggle-of bsffied ef.
fort-of vain endeavor for want Of eArnesuess of
purpose AMI strength Of resolution. Had the
House on Tuesday sat out the consideration OF
bills on the Speakers table-and think three
more hours at the utmost would have suiiced-we
should have been three days farther on with the
business OF the Session By this time. But the ma
jorty who profess to be anxious TO pass the bill
abOlishing the Slave Trade IN this District IN
cludes some twelve 10 twenty Members W no are
still more anxious to adjourn in fair season for
dinner-say hali-past three oclock-and thus the
active and resolute minority, having learned our
weak point, regularly profit by 1t, and close the
sitting by adjournment Just when its work is fairly
begun.
This morning, Mr. SlBLEY, the quiet and popu.
lar Delegate from the wild North Western region
called by courtesy the Territory Of Wisconsin but
TO be called the Territory of Minnesota. appealed
to the House to suspend the Rules and take up
the bill organizing the Territory OF Minnesota, with
the assurance that it would lead to no debate and
probably be disposed Of in few minutes. The
House yielded, with some msgiyings, suspended
there came up with it three or four amendments
reported by the Committee on Territories and one
submitted by Mr.. julius ROCKWELL, from the
minority OF said Committee applying the Anti
Slavery provision OF the Ordinance Of l5s7 in ex-
press terms to the Territory. The Previous Cues
tion being moved was barely sustained by the
House on about the fullest vote OF the Session
and Mr.. Rockwells amendment thus cut off the
Committees amendments were then voted upon
and generally sustained by close votes, and the bill
then ordered to its third reading. All this was
only effected by main strength, and over tro hoHr'
were consumed in pressing the bill u its third
reading amidst motions to lay on the table, fre-
qucnt votes by Yeas and Nays, sc. &c. The third
reading was objected to and the bill goes over.
Then the Committee on Commerce was called
for reports, and submitted several bills which
were generally passed under the Previous Oues
tion including one extending our Revenue Laws
over California and New Ne xico, which met with
extraordinary opposition. Nearly two hours more
were consumed on this bill, in defeating attempts
to re-commt, lay on the table, &c but it was car
ried through and passed.
Now an effort was made to proceed to business
on the Speakers table, but to no purpose. The
first motion TO adjourn was successfully resisted ;
but second was soon made, and call ofthe Yeas
and Nays did not suffice TO defeat it-Yeas lO7,
Nays so. 50 the House deplorsby adjourned.
VIII tomorrow be like this
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

closed and there are s,il several bills before IT.
fear We are beaten, and that morrow mo-
,ion 70 20 into Committee Of the Whole viii
prevail
Yet all that was needed To secure success yes
terday was fr1nness and perseverance, II only
ninety OF r,e hundred Members who profess to
to desire the abolition Of the District Slave Trade
had had the slender iorttude required 70 sit
twelve hours, refrain from needless speaking, and
sastsjD the Previous Question when properly
called we should have cleared the Speakers ta-
bic Yesterday, passed the district Slave Trade
bill. aud been ready this morning to 60 on with
the last Post Office Appropriation bill. For
want OF that iortitude on the part OF some TWEEN
ly, the House has been twice adjourned at half
past three, by small majorities, leaving every
thing undone. And now fear the best thing will
fay undone. There is deficiency Of tact and
discipline on the part Of the North, but the want
Of energy and purpose is still more saddening.
-TO-dsy's debate on Cheap Postage, though
quite irregular and in some respects unfortunate,
was a saving Of so much time when the Postage
Reduction bill is in order, If that time shall ever
arrive. Most OF the speeches were inevitable, and
VIII not uttn u Dt Udnt hyhlO. iht 'OLr on MI
Ashmun's amendment proved that the House is
not yet prepared to reduce Postage uniformly TO
two cents per single letter in advance, foor II not
paid in advance. We must now fall back ON
three and five Mr.. Goggin's bill and am not so
sanguine OF carrying that as | have been. How
ever think it will pass the House.
The Senate seems absolutely demented. Only
eight days of the Session left, and it has spent
nearly or quite that number on the Civil and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill alone, and has nearly the
whole business Of the Session yet on hand And
now there is proposition strongly pressed mol 10
consider Pr,rofe Ciaims any more becaHse there IS
no filaei The men who favor this have been all
iouruing over from Thursday 10 Monday half the
Session and from Friday TO Monday good share
Of the other half not sitting three hours per day in
the average when pretending 10 sit, and some
times spending more than day on single pri-
vate bill. And now think Of the plea of want OF
time in that quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
WHOLE NO. 2l5l.

the purpose q saying that be was opposed 10 tie ei
eecsuss Il taxed the inhabitants OF California without
allowing them any representation. II So vrsnnieai
and AZ should oppose the bill
Nr AsBHUN moved that the motion q recon
si3er BE laid upon the table which vas carried
The bill was passed by OF - S7 on a count by
the >PEASzS the syes and having been refused
Mr. " WENTNORrE moved that the House pro
coed 70 the business On tae SrxAxxss table.
Mr.. JoNEs OF Tenn. moved an Adjournment, -
Lost-,4 In the sfhrmitive, - IN the negative
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Ark. moved that the House re-
solve iiseif INTO Committee OF the Whole. Loot
Mr. HARRISON moved that the House adjourn.
The SFSAxxR counted.
Mr. WENTWORTH called for the AYES and Noes.
which were ordered and resulted-Ayes l0T Noes -
follows
YEas-Messrs Adams, Aiirson, B,ringsr. ssrrow
Bayly. Scale, Betnger Bingham. Birtss scoock Boss.
Bcwdon. Boyd. Boyden, {. Brown, 4 @ Brown Suck-
ner. Burt. Caben. clspp y Clsrf l. Clsk. Cinspsn.
Il Cobb.W RW Coca Coeae. Cris6ed. CroIier cuu,mns
nsnie, @. Duncan, Dlnu Evans Fsrsn, Fes,hsrsson.
Fcsn. Fouuoy, Freddy. rrench. fries Fatoa Gaines.
Harris Hii' RiisrJ' , Holmes. q Houstos I0ge
X lrgersol, iversOr, " Johnson u W Jones'. J. W.
Jones. ksnfn.H 7 King; La ssre Lsssr. Lyon rord.
Mcqueen, J. Mann. Marsh. M-sde. Miller, Morebsad,
Morse hultn, Outlaw. Perd-tor. reuie r-ytoa rhslps
Rockhl. Roman. Sawyer shepPerd stanton, Srcnz. rh
6odesux, rhom.s Jsaes rhonps n X W. Thompson. X
A Thompson W Thomson, rOmpkins Van Dyke. Nens-
bic, Wiley, Williams, Woodwsrd-io-
N.Ys-Messrs Abboti, Ashmun. Becher. slscsnsr. Bra
dy. Brodhesd. Butler Candy Cshcsrt Ch.se, Coames.
Duer Eekhert Edwards. Embree, " Evans. Fisher CD
dogs. GoiL Greeley. Gregory, Grinnei Hale asmmons.
Hubbad Hudsoa, Irwin, Jenkins ksiogg, D. King,
Lshm. W T Lawrence :. Lawrence, Lincoln, Lynde. Nc
Oh, Psffey. Pesslse, Pect. Rockwell A. Rockwell
Root Rumsey ST John, schencs Sheriff.. Sylvester. Sling
srsad. smart R smith, smith ssS.weaIhef, sw.n
ren, " Wengw Orh, White. Nick. Nimot-So
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Things In Phila adelpbin.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
purr ADVr purA Thursdav

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Feb. p.
The Independent Taylor men celebrated the
anniversary of the birth day OF Washington this
ing at the Chestnut st. Theater. venture say that
"Old Drury has not seen, for many years, such an
audience coHgregated within its time balowed walls
to-day There about two thousand present, and
many disappointed In gaining admission. The
house lighted with gas, and the tiers and stage
beautifully decorated with flowers and festOonet
with American flags Gen Peter Sken Smith was the
presiding officer OF the day and David Paul Brown,
Esq the orator. The address of this gentleman was
in his usual happy style, and portions OF It were re-
ceived with immense applause. Many who heard II
pronounced II Of the fnest OF all his orstorcsl
efforts They closed the commemOration OF the day
by a dinner at the American Museum.
The weather is uniayorsble and very little was done
ia the way of business to-day Flour s firm but uet
S5 for standard brands Rye Flour and Corn Meal sti
without movement and prices nominal Wheat Is belc
above the views of buyers. Corn In good demand ana
600 bush Penn Yellow sold AT 81 cents, weight, IN
store. Cotton-Nohing doing Seeds-No change in
prices and sales limited In Sugars, 100 hhds old
crop Cuba sold at full rates. Provisions dull notice
sale OF 900 pieces Hams snd Shoulders, In dry sal,
At Z and 8 cents, cash Whisky scarce ~ a cenis-
Freiphts-NO change.
SAIEs OF STOCKS First BOGri--2 Com Bank jIi ;
20 Farm a Mech Bk 57l $2O700 state 5s 7si 81 900
do 7sI $500 do 7Sf $1,000 Lehieh 90 64i 1000 do
81; 20 XIV BIZ 81; 10 Bk Of Penn, pa 300 Hirard bk
M 10 Flem Cop Co, 81 500 War BY scrip lOO
s6l4 Bk 81 s. 500 Read I'd, ID 100 Morris Canal
% 40 Union Canal. ii. ...o
second Board-sl 900 5 Gs, '62 l03i $1,000 sch
Nav &c. '69 3si s4O0O DO 3s3 $50 Norristown RR,
49, $50 Kentucky Bank ~; s. 900 State 5s 7si sO1
city Gs II 1891 500 Wilmington RR Bonds 6s, ~ :;
$500 County 6s CO. s3I $40 Farmers and Mech Bk
57t Sl7 600 Wilmington RR 6s s5, $50 Glrard Bk, lls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
About Going TO California.

The Cincinnati Gazette has been furnished the
following copy of letter which is important nforms
ton If reliable to those about starting by the northern
route for the gold regions
INDEPENDENCE, No. Feb > lsi9.
DEAR SIR sincerely regret that have been unable
TO accomplish the business which was commissioned
to perform at this place respecting tho purchase OF
mules The people here anticipating large mum
bers of persons for California and have Increased the
price of mules TO enormous rates asking from slOO IL
sllO head for very common mules. Prices OF every
thing sppertaining to atp across the mountains are
very hish | therefore must return very reluctantly
without accomplishing my mission. am farther in
formed the Indians have become quite exsspersted.
and are making threats they say the " Pale Faces
will drive of and kill all their game therefore would
advise the Company to take soma other route, and
would advise all others against taking the northern
route for California Truly yours, ;. &. MAsON.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

GYPSUM ~ GcoRGIA-Col Shackleiord OF Cass
vile, Ga 10 said to have discovered bed OF Gypsum
or Plaster Of Paris in the County Of Walker, Ga Itis
situated Immediately on the Western and Atlantic Rail
road near the village Of Ringsold. The bed has the
appearance of being an In sire and TO- perhaps
several acres In extent It IL egh, feet thick near the
ou, crop and lies to be qaarred from the surface
only removing the soil The specimens yet obtained
are not pure-coutsinng some carbonate OF lime and
,,cious matter The rock 10 harder than the foreign
asrs but the advantages of its location sre such a.
10 overcome any slight objection 70 the qaslty. Near
The same place Is ven OF suphure, Of lead associated
with Derbyshire spar. Both the Gypsum and Gslens
were exposed by the work upon the rosd. very due
white variety Of Plaster also found, some months
since la the Limestone of the County Of Dsde. Ihe
.uation ln which was found seems 10 indicate the
existence Of beds In Georgia similar 10 thoss OF New
York-hence still farther sugmentng the Resources OF
the state.