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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-02

This letter is not of 50 late date as others
but it shows there are are two sides 10 " Gold
Hunting Y Express.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-02

ca Hon. Levi Chamberlain. Of Kcene. ha
been nominated by the " big State Con, en-
ton OF New Hampshire, us the Wing candi
date Tor Governor Of that State.
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West PhoiIad9lphia

W ~ ~ t,G ~
Tho subscribers respectfully inform :her
friends and the Pao,ie that they are now prcpar
I'd 70 execute aIy orGers with which they may
b, favored, for their WEST PMILApELPAiA Cow
rLErg Cook SroyE, (which they have three
sizes; CAGs;u% and BARE JYLiIJ&R sTovEs, sew
cH siGns; Bases and Tops for Cyinder Stoves, five
sizac; CvGH fLArEs, four sizes; CoTrAcE AM
TIGHT HAaLoR STOVES, L!0rwood, two sizes, CAS-
Oyh.s, three sizes; CAsr-RoN lIEArEus, and
large and beautiful assortment Of Patterns for
lron Railing.
Tdir goods are all made Of the best matelal,
a;id from gow md beautiful drti2ns
lhplr ;fyis .h!aG'a Compiats IS, without doubt
tho br5! and most sa.cablr Cook Stove N the
market They are constructed with Motifs "a
out Feeder, Front and Crate, which gives them
decided superiority over al others. fhey on
Iy want trial TO confirm what is here asserted.
CASTINGS ofNll kinds made to orocr WIN
promPtacss aud despatch.
Samples may be- seen and orders lett at the
Foundry, or at J. B. konLERs l54 north Sc
oord st; MATulru & DoisEhU's, 1877 sonth Second
st and at WILLIAMS & HNps' sos Alnrkct street.
WILL ANS, kOHLLR, MATTHEW s co.
Aug. 10, '!5 6p.
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is It is universally admitted 1aat L;P-
piNuOI7 TAYLOR & Co, No coo MAR.
net Street, Philadelphia, HAVE STocE OF
CLoTN'%G five times larger tea" G"y Oi.er in
FaHddcipiiq and known.
That 5000 has been offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who inp 0it goods
at all
That by importing goods they save 90 per cent
and cGn sell lower than it costs others 10 make
clothing.
Tha, they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia p". together.
Iint thor stock is made Of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
The citv.
That they employ The best cutters and produce
tho most tasty and best Httirg garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
he able to sell fms French Cloth Coat ar
lew as Others sell an ineglor coat made Q do
mgs.iC cloth.
That their selling prices are always % per cent
lower than clothing ola good quality can be
horgh, elsewhere.
I la! none now pretend to compete with them
i'll beauty Of fit. excellence ofmakc. syla,
quality, quantity or prize.
That buyers from J.. 7. s Go, are wei! satisfied
aid a."ap3 return 10 buy more and uriny
their friends " ith them.
That Ibis Is tnc secret ofhundreis crowling 200
Muket street while others are idle.
I'.ai 40. -9y .lhrhat street three doors above
siT,h, is the most layoraby known clothing
house in America, aui
Ihat men Of every YauIty Of taste. orGym, o.
Procession, ofeYery degree or wealth, and Of
every political hne. can .hcrc get better fill,l
better suited, and can GET better clothing COX
the sane money than at any other clio hin2
house Of Vie Umled States, either at WIojo-
saia' q l,iaii, II the single grr;nrrli, by Tie
dozen, by the ion. or by 'he ship load. Re
member, zoo NARhEi Street, 3 doors above
Sixth Philadelphia.
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Gentle VyoTis-L0viEigS Smiles.


az do not labor" exclaimed naughty aris-
tocrpt. as he turned his eyes from borrowed
ncwsPap per and rested them upon poor laborer
who passed opposite his mansion. But that man
forgot that his own father had hbcrcd long and
YEARLY, 10 aecumulntr the fortune that had
descended to SO ungratr!nl son.
81 do not labor said gay Young belle. as
She laid down the latest novel, and scorntnIly
viewed some industrious girls who were then re-
turning from their daily toll. Ent that thought
less belle forgot thai the very leaves oithc book
That had so interested her, were carefully oiial
~ those sc.lsame giGs, whose daily, but lily re
warded work it WAS.
II do not lnhor,' Unused dronc, a. it behold
tic never lido bee wrgng It's way about tho
@a'dcn, cui'ing sweets FROM every flower Bot
sharP'y was that drnno stnnr, until it was COM
relled 90 leave the hive where its example was
dc. P,o
AID IL who acornfn!ls view the :ot;vi'y Of
their t'o'ys. ard eyciairu wr'h coH'nnF," 40
nol labor," are as .tny hGvc n.'ru h'rn termed.
"dFonts n the hive u! natnrD :" .irni though
crnci il might be considered to utterly cast then
olt risG; iely yet t!at tiIair dodc,7 s'io,li BE
source Of pride, ard co,nmrui t4a rrs,tat 81
others, "'t;s strange, lis plssins s'rtn."." Far
more natural, ifnot more rational, N"Ili 1t he,
to dispense with their pressrc' amoat 'n:n who
have 10 toll, and sense to appreciate i.
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Goods tor the Sea3on.
&. ". KIDD.

NO. So MARKET ST. WILMINGTON.
EE As rn' IN Store large and varied as
{ l. s.. .nent Of
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods.
DO % t at the present low prices, winch will he
d;sp ell ofat very small .;dyance; he names in
part
F.aI7cs Eprcsa CGNGs.
Cashmores, all wool, Orleans Cloths, Oregon
Satin STRIP. and bar. and Monterey paGs,
do in rich colors. Lama Plaids, Cling
do all silk plaids, hams, in variety.
do worsted pIads. French and English
hlpacas, blk. plaid and chintz, Man5seines, in
mode ccors great variety.
agile offers great bargains inc$Tf
French Morinoes, 6 1'hibit Cloths;
English Merinoes, ParamettaSc
Coburg Cloths.
h fnH supply Of Hosiery.
Fer ladies Tcr Ce1:.eno1
Alpaca Hose, ribb'd. l.am's wool ID
plain VigUnia IL do
Marino do ;niX'd. Wooden, Cotton a.
And,irsa new style, Thread Go do nd
Raw Six. WOODEN, COT
Ion &c.
Those in want Of Goods at fair prices, and
who wish To bny ARTICLES for what they are re-
presented, will please call as above at
G. w. KIDD'S.
SO Market ST. Wilmington.
Doc IIlh 80
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Gaide alone, il ONE DOLLAR cent as above
Address, SlGNOR JOSE De ALvEAR,
Box 27l3, NEw YoEK CRY
Olfico for the sale OF the Gold Seeker
Guide and 'Go!dometcr, No. IS CGNTEE. 81.
New York City, Where visitors may see scyera /
casks of Calturnin Gald, in the rough state, MS
extracted by Signor D'A,vear from the Sacra-
mcnto Mines, and also witness tho operation of
the ''Goldomc,cr," when held within the mlg-
notic influence Of the precious metal, and the
uunerring manner in which it indicates the pre-
sence of that and other metallic substances.
Jan. 10, 1919.
LACES &, EDGlNGS.
A fine assortment of Thread and Necdlcwork-
Cd Eigings and lnsertings also French work col
ars and cuffs for sale by
Octe6, '4s BRowv {; MclNr,uc.
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lsr g9rysAs' Ts9Ei.

piuLApEDPml August,2G, 1915.
On my way last from homo, PAiucah. Ken
ucky, in fe5fatry last, J WIS Ai.lckei with 4
violent cold IN crossing The mountains. II was
so severe that was obliged TO lay BIZ in New
York So .sgAl days after mpleting ny 1isles,
A t,ls recruited l returned to Philadelphia
y hen aIess:s. Robinson Collins s. Co, recon-
ncnded 10 me DR.. D.4VIS'5 SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY G ID n. Having ol,ii-
icss TO attend to, aud with tie Inconvenience
attending bse,lcs from home, | could not take
il regularly, or pay the proper attention to the
rceii,len directed. louad great benefit, how
ever, from taking part OF bottle, wds partially
relieved, aud enabled to start on my Journey
home. Rccfossug the mountains, | was expo
scd 10 a severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by
harassng cowgh, great expoctora,ion Of mucnr
and heavy night swcats, these continued SO a
we're Oh my passage down tie river, that CIV
time awokc was literally soaked with IN
y Ire, which jrppcd from NV body in quan
az great as if had Just come from bath es
rtr.d at home my friends and ,a.llr wasu aacs
cd so nv sl.H!Io", aud ihouDs; that was ~
r'Iii o, Gl}UTjGT Cons.imrlru., and could not
live many weeks onIcr. OF this time the cough
was severe. attached with much eXpectoratlon
pam in tao broast, ana great emtcation, not
night swcats stili Continuing. nishot tllc al
ter ny return rejecting on the partial bcuelt
had reserved from DR. Davis's Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
tmo took it; not tiien thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed takingii (som3 Of nav
ing Dcen sent ont to Inc d. sale). | found i'm
mediate relief, and my improvement was 81 rap
that By the tim1 / had ttkcl two bonlos.'l!
als perfectly restored ID b9tlth, ana have 50
Uu,muad. II i; needless TO say that ascfihc
NY recovery entirely to this valuable medicine
e t.... t.--l-. T...t.
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- in.aiN.f WARE ROOM
In E.Mh.'0s ~ 80

NasSr.ss y IA as3Hl
'kris3 nndersiened have established
themselves in I!elon, al the Stop i? ''1hc
Holioss, /" ioImeg ly sccupiel ~ Mr. Sim
mons, where they Parpc.e preparing ia
order. and rkeerinI IN tand all kinds 81
Cabinet q FUnNITU RE.
Il,;ng leafaed HE business in one
he large cilias, lhey have brought witt,
hem an he arts Of The trade, and are
lrcpaFt to raka tlln best articles, as vel
Is me chla. csi, and as they do their work
themselves, aal are under but light ex-
pensss, rhcy can afford % sci al lower
prj'rs than The city shops.
IN short every article in their line no
n,3t,er how stylish OF costly. or whether
I be Of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor co::.mon fine.
They wilalso make coffins ofa'! kinds
nadauend FUNERALS,
Whenever their services may he required
Persons engaging furniture from ihcm
alny rely upon having it "cil made and
Il good G..arria.s.
ROBERT MAH2HHANK,
EIATTNE'T ANTWELL
Exon Jane 27th IT,
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LITTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. 1sAGG,
JOHN Ea0ER.
North cas-. Corner Walnut and second SITS
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
E>aps ea15lln.,y Oh htli, d his ovinil
ftcturc anl nIortei, d CO n pl,teas AT
RtFLes, SHOT GJs,, Pl3ro.s IL, Yli:ls I.
warrants ofthe b,st guilty Is rspr.,,lt,i,
which he respectfully invites t:lc a!l.asioa
purchasers,
He is also prepared to amply POWDER FLAsua.
Shot BAGS, GAME BAGs. SUPERIOR PoryDrR
Gun CorroN, PELcp.sIoN CAPs, SHOT, BrilEr
Mou.p., DALI & BLANK CsRTRIpGEs, end las
materials for Gun Makers, sportsmen, Sc, on
tern,cs as low az amy other establishment in The
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill as a manufacturer The
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded TO him 70 CerH
.fcaies in the years $40 and 1912 and ti.cc SHrcy
Medals in the years lS44-lS46 and iSI7-ail
of which may be seen at his place OF huness.--
3fz47A choice supply OF ReuOiriug Pistols con
stantY Oh hand.
Jolly Is, 'AS, m.
tn ONPAniHL WASHING SOAP.-Tai-
~ Superior article celebrated Ter rendering tie
hardest Of water e!.iront Tor cleaning al, suhstan
cos 10 which it NAV be applied, and is .,7t super
aiding al! other ,itog OF soap, WOODEN nlanuiar
urcrs, Hotel Keepers, iouac Keepers s. others
70 invited to stvc it Il trial. ,inst eceived ami
or sale by WA. TORDERT.
hur. 10. rs
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NOTICE.

The s,bsrsibers would inform their Gus
TONERS anil tie public that they have been
appointed agents fer he sale OF jenkins &
Cos superior Tea, which iAey viii sell at
city prices. Blown & MclntiIe.
Nov, 1l.h 1873.
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: ,yOgf~e.-The Commissioners of
Cecil county will meet at their Office III
the Court House, on Tuesday the 18Th
day of February next, to transact husl-
ness. By order P. c. RICKETTS,,
Jan 13--tm Clerk.
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Eg GssgeI,

Immediately by the subscriber, near
Cecil Paper Mills, Cecil Co., Nd, a
journeyman Shoemaker, one who is ac-
quainttd with the different branches Of
the trade, Of temperate habits and suita.
bic recommendation
Grateful for former patronage, tho
subscriber thus notifies all concerned,
that he continues the manufacture of
Boots and Shoes OF all descriptions. Also
that he has made arrangements with
thorough workman, to furnish him with
an assortment OF custom-made Ladies
and Misses Kid slippers and childrens
shoes, which will be ready for custom.
ers early in the spring.
CHARLES PARKER.
Jan eth '+9--4w
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WESTERN NEW YORK
CDLL&G9 OF lGUAI.GSE,

G97 Main Street Puf:lo II Y
Dr. G. G.. Vonr,,n'; VrrcisbIe f.ithortriDtc
Mixture, cc,hr,ted medicine which he's .aale
GREAT CURES IN ALI DISEASES.
is now introduced into this rae,io,. The Infls
q! an advertisement Win not rerni. II! eytenae:
notice of his remedy; we have ouly 10 say !, la
!ur It's AGENTS ~ the United States and C.nada..
! large n,atar Of educated
LtHUl Al
in high professional standing, who make cnncr-
al US. o; it IN aair practice in the foliowi ur dis
eases: Droo.r Gravel, AMI d,s.a. as Of the eco
ary or"aus Piles and att tiizoas-g Of the Wur
agrarrytacuts Of HE Liver. Sc, and all rcnr
aisca.,s Of tie system. /, Is par,cula rly
ru,slg. That ali who contc;apl,ie the i.se Of lilo
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F91N
RICH FANCY FUEs Fer LADIES' WEAR.
ChaELe3 Olkf3ri, EuGrier.
No. l04 CHESTNUT ST,

INO. lU4 OfI 10 NO SI,
4 fa;o Doors ADORE Third, philadelphia,
would invite the ladies' to call and examine his
super Tor stock Of Nluifs, Boas, Tippcts, SC. OF
every variety consisting Of Rlch Russia Sable,
Hudsons Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Sablcs, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine
Fitch, Lynx, &c. &c. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are, made by the
best worknin in Tie country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
adGlphia. Sppt.--6mf
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SIS 1 Acres
Of land, a part Of which is..' -.

OF land, a part OF which is ..:fE4s 1T.
" oodiaad, he ar3oi' land beng 1's335.52..;
under good fencing. y"
lac improvements ar" new 1870
e,Eags- Fran" Dwelling g. ~ lGt'.
SHas ~ and Fran" Kitchen 10 bF
- 20 = loit Ioc stale, ccrn cr'h,
Co. '--''-->-'' a smoke hoAsr, and well OF
water IN the E2,d.
I ne SOIL OF BoArwA Manor is so en-
SLY Improved, and the facilities Tor Oh
tainng line ana other natures 50 great
that land IN that vicinity has become
very desirable The tlrm now offered,
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TIE CECIL WIG,
Es Published every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
n rr.a

TevFsis.-Two do!larsa year, in advance
two dollars and Fifty cents at the end nj the year
RATES OF advertiser II square 3weeks
81; e5cts for each subsequent insertion square
mouths SO, 6 months Sc, year Sl2. Frac-
tons Of a square to be charged as n square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates Of Sls
for one third Of column There viii be in no
case, any abatement Of these rues.
VoLyEY B. PALMrR, Esq, is our agent in the
cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Advertisements left at his "Country Newspaper
.arcncy"' in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
JOHN C.. Waters, ESQ, is or agent in Port
Deposit.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
OTA VALUABLE FAHT. ON

BOHEMIA MANOR, CECIL CO MD.
Ry virtue ola Decree Of the Chancel-
ior Of Maryland the undersigned as
Trustee, will offer at PuL.;c Sale on
MONDAY Tie 12lh day Of February
next, at The pn5llc house Of Nathaniel
J. Bidl!c, in Chesapoak" City, cecit
county, Md; valuable Farm, PIantl,
ton, or tract Of Land, !Y'nr and being
on Bohemia Manor, Cecii coHrty MI.
adjoining lands Of Geo ". oldham, BeAj
". Harris and others, containins
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" LSH FLANNEL, For salchv
Oct. 90, '4s. BgoWH s. MclNa Rg.
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Los ANGEios, California, August l949.
This may certify that the IN lCrsignGd is fGly
convinced that Signor Jose De AlyUar was the
first discoYercr of the Gold dnposcs Of alfor-
MA, and dat tins discovery was made by the AID
Of a Magnetic instrument called Ia. GoLpoME-
TER, which have seen successfully applied to
the discovery OF yctHs OF Gold ore, in places
where 10 indication; Of that substance appeared
upon tie snr!,cc orthe Garth.
I. w. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Sd Artil. U. s. 4 p.
no Agents.
In consequence of tic difficulty Of fnire
faithful agents, and ofprovcntng frauds, vince
articles OF this nlturH arc sent ont for general
sale, Sgnor D'Aiycar has determined to sell
none OF his works or instruments unless ordered
by letters sent directly to liin, when the desired
publications. or instrument, viii be forwarded
under bis signature and seal, so that all donbt
as 10 its lcn4la"nc,s may be- removed.
- EE~Aaa OF ALL lstiTATioNS uf!hs instru
ment which moy hereafter appear, us The seer OF
OF Importing the Cold Detecting power is known
to no person whatever. except TIE original in
veutor.
3L@' Tho GoID0MErER, and Com. SEEKER's
GUIDE, will both be sent by mail, closely cnvel-
oped and sealed, anu therefore hot suhjct to in
specton by Posifn stcrs, for the sum of i'i4Rn E
DOLLARS sent post paid To SiGNOR JOES -
ALVEAR, box 27i3, New York City. Tho
instrument is very light and the Guide is print
ed on thin paper--so that the charge by mail,
or express, will be very sma Ii 70 any part of the
United States. The price Of The Gold Seekers
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t3+IE'. INC II alaa, s 81, and Fancy pain
Z tn, done in t c hes! manner, e. iro9 ple
prices ny zeH Wm. fELL, L!Ator,
Aug. 70. 14~ 4*
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03
FROM PANAM A.
INDICATOR.

We are indebted to an obliging friend for the
Panama Star of the Sd and of the 10th ult. From
these papers we learn that there are about 800
Americans at Panama, awaiting transportation to
San Francisco, and about $50 emigrants to Cali
fornia are yet at Gorgona.
ARRIVAL AT PANAMA.-The British mail steam
ship New Grenada, from Valparaiso Jan. 80, and
Callao Feb. Is, arrived at Panama on the the 25th
of February, with 800 packages of merchandise,
$65O,OOO in gold and silver, and IA passengers.
William Perry, ESQ.,, of H. B. NJ. service, arrived
in her. He sailed for Valparaiso again in a few
days. Bark Equator, Capt. Mathews, of New
Bedford, arrived on the 18th, from whaling cruise,
10 months out with $50 bbs. oil. She was up for
San Francisco the next day, and in few hours
every ticket $50 in number) was takep>at 5000
each. She was to sail in about ten days.
The bark Collooney, Livingston, master, arrived
from Punta Arenas, on the 9th March, and was to
sail for San Francisc0n Gig hit or ten days at far
thest, with $50 passengers more or less.
SAILED Bark Belfast for San Francisco, with
IS passengers.
The schr. Constellation purchased by par
ty of Americans, who are fitting her out for San
Francisco. She would sail in a few days, with IS
passengers. Col. J. c. Zabriske and party go
in her.
Much baggage and considerable money have
been lost stolen within the last few days, between
Gorgona and this place, says the Star of the 10th.
Travellers cannot be too careful in entrusting their
baggage in safe hands. We would recommend
those who enlrust their baggage with native, to
come in company with him until they see it safely
landed.
HEALTH OF PANAMA-Panama was very heal
thy, there being but three four slight cases of
fever among the Americans. The thermometer
varied from IS to "a degrees.
A gentleman from Missouri was knocked down
and robbed of $175 in money, and gold watch,
in the street de la Mercad.
On February 25th died Mr.. John Wiley, for
merly member of Pennsylvania Lodge, No. 40,
!. o. o. F., Lexington, Ky. His remains were at
tended to the grave by large number of Ameri-
cans. On the Goth, the Odd Fellows in Panama
met for the purpose of adopting resolutions to be
transmitted to the Pennsylvania Lodge. Among
other the following was adopted:
Resolred That this meeting form an Association to hold
weekly meetings. for the purpose of relieving the necessities
this city and that standing COMMITTEE of members be
appointed whose duty shall be to obtain information of
persons who may become SICK and provide for their relief
Bros P. P. Cornen Of Harmony Lodge. No. A. N. Y;
A. B. Hoyt Of Atlantic Lodge, No So, n VI G; v. DEM
Lodge, No l. Michigan; LIS Hotchkss Quinopac Lodge
No. /, Conn; 8 Baily, Jefferson Lodge, No 2, Del:
Cook, Nantucket Lodge, No 6e. Mass Morris Buchanan.
Capitol Lodge, No. 2O6, Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03
The Municipal Election.

The Municipal Election passed off yesterday
with very little excitement-in fact, as the small
vote amply proves, it was quite spritless affair
generally. In a few of the wards, a little ANNA.
ton was exhibited-barely enough to remind us
that it was "'lection-day." We hardly heard the
words wing or democrat during the day; yet, doubt
less, party ties materially influenced the ooten.-
The General Council will stand
nv, FIRST nv. Second NV. Third nv. 7otsl
n Mh,cs .:.. ........" ..-....... 1900.
In the Council of the Second, the wings have
elected IL and the democrats f. In the Third there
is democratic majority. The First, we presume
is wing, although we not certain of the fact
We annex details
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TRANSIT OF SPECIE ACROSS THE IsTHMUs.-A
correspondent of the Boston Traveller, writing
from Gorgona, Panama, says "The English
Company carry across a million of dollars bullion
for almost every steamer. Twelve men, more or
less, carry it to the head of navigation accompa-
MED by an officer, with drawn sword. 1t is then
turned over to the canoe-men, under charge of no
body in particular, who carry it to Chagres. The
bars of silver often protrude through the canvass in
which it is wrapped, yet theft is almost un-
heard of -
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HIsrRIoNIc AssocIATIoN.-The Lady of Ly-
ons was performed last night to an attentive and
approaching audience. The parts were very well
sustained, and all seemed delighted with the piece
Claude was perhaps little sentimental at times,
while at others he was too violent and ranting; and
Beanseanfs friend-twe forget his name)-rather
caricatured than acted his part. But on the whole,
the piece went off well. The scenery was admit
rable, especially the public place at Lyons, in the
opening scene of the fifth act. So much for the
actors: word to the audience. In applauding,
canes and boot-heels should be eschewed; the
hands may be clapped, but they had better be
gloved. The applause should not be as boisterous
or as frequent at circus and, above all, people
of taste ought to applaud only good acting, and
not the fine sentiments the author may scatter in
his play
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs.-The steamboat st.
Cloud left Louisville for ST. Louis on the oath ult,
with one-hundred and twenty-five California emf
grants, from the eastern cities, who are well sup
piled with wagons, tents, arms, ammunition, etc.
They 60 by way of Independence Two compa-
MES, composed of citizens of Louisville, left on the
following Monday. These companies were headed
by Mr.. Bryant and Mr.. HUE. Capt Maurys COM
many left two weeks before.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP SoUTHERNER.-
The steamship Southerner, Capt. Berry, arrived at
Charleston Tuesday last, little after o'clock,
from New York, having left that port at her usual
hour on the previous Saturday. The S. expert
npced pretty severe weather on her passage, which
detained her beyond her usual hour.