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MALE ACADEMY,

.. WARREsros, NoRrH cARousA,
TUE TWENTIETH SESSION viii commence o. Monday The q
active dudes m Ths Pnncpa who has been an instructor
ention 70 the school and by approved TEACHERS
the yaou departments high order Of educaton and he el
To be aianed and no spared which necessary
institution in every way worthy Of The q enlightened
I'M b.ape u the village refined society, It's facility Of
cess y t kass and sas,on nm Il % ,Se favorable s
sderanoa who have OF wards 70 be educated
For board for re sessioa months. 90
ai,,s IN IN. language and higher mshemaics Is M
aoy, .re sSad n Ii eases 70 board family fnc
pal For further psrueaiafs address v,p,r
lime N --xsx > Principal.
To Democrats, and the Publishers Of Democratic pa
THE subscriber been dismissed from his eierkp the
Poo once Department fO ne unp.doaaDe ~ o. pens a demo
ponipcnt paper The Washington correspondent OF
several similar papers
ton james NJ Buchanan Baltimore; James Page and
BADGE f c nso Saey and Hon Geo
Cooperstosn Y and Hon Lewis Cass Detroit
postpaid viii receive due sTsnu0R'
w.sHIxsros, D. C., July IL, 1872 July s-a
cuperior old Brandiss Lqnor. Wines s1ps,
nor Old Cognac, Ne plus Ultra, and London DOCK vintage
Of less, pale and dark
Very fne ODD Holland Gin
Irssh and Scotch Mali whiskey
Od south Side Madeiras ... ......
Delicious Old Pale sherry, g Loeo'' 49,. ...
Very superior Old Port, :. Pure Juice"
Hsid.eieH and r a Mumm Champagne
Brown stpui, Dunbar 4 sons London"
scotch Ale Campbell l. Co, Edinburgh"
Odd and hne favored Havana and Principe Cigas &c:
Purchasers who may desire 70 OBTAIN MN an bayns
great in The selection Of our may
confidently rely upon te P9 THSs Farmer cG
Opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
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NEW nooKs AT TAYLOR s MAunY,s, SlnaA

y Rowland Cashei, BY Lever, I'd part
iiiIdretn's New History Of the United States. vol.
southey,. Common place Book, Haper's edition, No
pasn,ai na,tes sc5uel 90 of Monte Chrlsto
Tn,,,San lie and Manners by Henry Goldman
Mr. Grey. new novel, Masdelen and haree of ue kee'
Guest.
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EPIsCOPAL Church Chsnt-book, aestnee 70 800 -
II churches and the pvstc de'o
pisnr varied selection OF chant tunes WIN
reIativ, the mode performance, kei BY We he' "m s
ton. Just published, and Tor sale ~ r.v,op . Marty
| I.,. a, 49,. BookseIers, yth street
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oAes q IN. Con. s.ss..l e s-s .a
x :s$ & s,;s s 40 = ~; ;:sI
At Nsv Orleans barracks. Louisiana.
:: s s::; s IS ,. "a
liza pounds Of good hard soap 49,.
s.Ss. q GO: sssa s clean ' ar ss s:. .s
90 gallons q good slider vnssaI,
At Baton Rouge, louisiana ...
. s..si: q ss% ..ps.a..., e, s;s
&c pound. q good s.Id .:.R ,..a,,.
y Is s:S:: g go &c :s:,s
" At Fort Hood. LOUISIANA
. '::: a. c. : =s,. s: s1 s....
SO pounds GOOD hard soap
: :s: !; s 81. ss
Al Fort Pike, Louisiana.
Is : s ss1,:i: 6 fg ;s.s ..,.a.. Sou.
IS P pound: g 5000 5000 hard s.. S s:S candle.
Z 6ssasl. e sse go . elem sy aas salt
Al Fort Brooke. Tampa Boy, Florida.
\: :::::. :' e: . : s:. s s:...
i.7sa pound. q rood hard soap 80
g SO: good : sssn ' s s s::ss'
10 gallons Of good cider vinegar
~ Key West, Florida.
las barrels Of fresh superhns -four
IS bushels OF new white neld beans
e76 pounds Of good hard soap
a20 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
II bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
a20 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Pickens, or BGrrdncas, Pensacola, Florida.
no barrels Of pork
& $50 barrels Of fresh supeTdne -four
Ito bushels OF new white field beans
LISA pounds of good hard soap
40 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
20 busifeis Of good clean dry hne salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AZ Fort Marion. St. Augustine, Florida.
IS barrels Of pork. 5,4tYF ga .. ...,'.
l95 barrels offresh super6ne -four .."
@sa IS busheis Of new white field beans
4s $40 pounds Of good hard soap .n.s 49, 81.
no pounds Of good hard sperm candles
F IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
no gallons Of good cider vinegar.
~ The Public Landing, sir miles from Fort Tocson
mouth of the Chiemilhi.
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n ,lalt.bwg Baraels. Platls6,ug. Nsv York.

IS barrels q Pork
g ss :asl (. q new new viii white Geld beans
Us pounds Of good hard iallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
Al Saekstfs Harbor, NeV York.
- barrels i: Of l Rs.S .ap.rhn. -four
no bushels Of new white held beans
G p pSssS q q GOOD GOOD hard s.,a s sow candles
One ns on =, june, 1850 Reminder all October 1850
Al Fort Ontario, Os1ego, New York.
las barrels barrels q q l Rssa superan. aeur
50 S sssad: e sss S Sa o ass beans
Il bushels Of good clean dry hns sal,
NO gallons OF good vinegar.
One bali June, 1850, remainder in all October 1850.
At Fort Niagara, NeD York.
la5 barrels Of fresh superhne nour ...
S bushels q new white held beans .
aas pounds o. good hard iallow candles
Il bushels OF good clean dry line salt ST.
One half on LIST Of June s5o remainder October lsso.
Al Detroit Barrasks Detroit, Mishigan.
y s. barrels ss"si: q q ss sss .spsraas nosr
ITO bushels Of white heid beans
as ssasa. sSss n.1a ew candle.
% bushels Of good clean dry line sal, .......
One on Il. Of 1Se remainder in all OCTOBER
At Fort Graiiot, Michigan.
IS barrels q & SS .spsrans aour
IS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds OF good hard soap
3S pounds good hard alow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
DO gallons Of good cider vinegar -
OF June, 1850 remainder In all October 1850
Al Fort Maektnde, Michigan.
IS barrels OF pork
las barrels of fresh superfne -four
IS bushels Of white field beans
SIG pounds o good haTds soap
32S pounds OF good hard taIow candles
IL bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar .,... ....
Oneha of June, remainder by the 18th September
1850. LG .....
At Fort Brady, Saul Ste. Marie, Michigan
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DAILY CRBSCENT.
Nas TIi7d Rag fr OrY Nrws, 50,


he National lnteligencer Of the ooh inst. con-
iains correspondence between Senator Foote, of
Mississippi, and Mr.. Clingman, member of the
House Of Representatives from North Carolina, on
The subject q Southern union against the Wilmot
Frovso. The letter Of Mr.. Foote is one merely Of
inquiry, and is saddresscd to Mr.. Clingtnan as s
prominent member Of the wbig party Of the South
Tor the purpose Of obtaining his testimony upon the
probable. aqtion q the wings Of North Carolina,
and Of the South generally in the event that the
contest PA these slave questions be pushed TO ez-
tremities. The resolutions Of the Mississippi Con-
vention ere referred to as the declaration Of the
views Of hoh political parties in that State, and as
the basis Of The common action Of the whole South.
The same questions were addressed to Mr. Man.
gum, Of the Senate. That gentleman promised
Mr.. Fcote 10 make an extended reply, as soon as
his health viii permit and in the interim has given
ms fun adherance to the opinions expressed in lhs
answer returned by Mr.. Clingman to Gen. Foote
Mr.. Chngman's reply susJains in full and pre-
cisely Che arguments and Recommendations of IN,
Mississippi Convention He holds the exclusion
q slavery, by general-iaw from the territories o
the Union, which is the effect Of the Wilrnot Pro
viso, q an entire revolution in theaetion Of thu
government revolution which could not occu
without total violation Of the spirit aud essenc,
81 the constitutidn.' Treated as constitutions
question, he regards the exclusion as "a violation
as greatas the government could possibly com
NIT Waving the constitutional question. .yyliel
is with some matter Of doubt, he holds it as al
Enormous a5ssse q peu@. not less OBJECTIONABLE
By the adoption Of the measure Mr. Clinnmal
aiirns thai ihe government would cease to be
government Of the United Siates.n He adds;
% As history fuglishes 10 record Of any peopI
who have pfospsfea aiief they had forfeited thsi
- naife. y5ssslses i si I; u ~ e a sta
gls Southern STATES toresist his efssee1 I'M
resistance 70 Be efeetnal, should be commensurate,
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lSAMBLINos1 IN tAL1EoRNIA--A7 writer 6,s a.,
New York Journal Of Commerce SAYS ,b,, a..
playa Of Sa6 Francisco is one-vasr eamlrr,,
square. Every house around IL is an open psnl,,
ling house, monte tables- in each coruer-raro. A
B G, and roulette, and nuinberess French games.
ia the ceaire--a spFendidly stocked bar--a band OF
musicians 10 enterifn the crowds, who thropt,
dlese places SO deusely iiat you end il difficult 10
/ press your way through, or get near table. /
saw, (says the writsrl the otherevening, a woman
sitting qnieily al monte table dressed in white
pants, blue coat aud cloth cap curls DANGLING over
| her cheeks, segar IN her mouth, and a glass OF
punch BY her side. She handleda pileof dooblo,ns
| with her blue kid gloved hands and betted mos
boldly. One man approached a faro table. sf,ked
a hundred dollars, and won seventeen hundred Ii
hiteen minutes. Next day saw him RUNNING
irom triend 70 friend TO borrow ffty dollars. Be
was broke Yesterday gambler who CAME on In
the Oregon, and who rs worth some sixty thonsau,
dollars, told me that the proceeds OF his banlsfo
the preceding day were $1,000 and vet with ar
iniatuation truly astonishing, men flock 10 thes,
.places, and stake the products Of months labor a
the mines. Now and then il is true some banl
gets the worst Of It. One Of them was completed,
bfolea up by southsrner a few weeks ago. h,
took $780, COO from The hank IN two nights playing
Gambling is recognized here as a regular legal hnsi
tnessl and no one attempts to interfere with IL
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Is Us NAVY YsRD, Pensacoa, Nov "a 1919
ySi-a gfeeabiy 20 your directions have painted cal
anal roofs Cbeth Of wood and Of meta sitl BIARF1s
MINER Al. FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT,
aud beg leave TO stafethatI adsrtsrly dries
hard and forms ae0mBets shitla apap the work .hasy
protecting from the nc ion Of the weather and HE longer
eI1oss8 the harder Il S6c0sses.
have 70 doubt bn d is the bet 1riicc If Pant for he
above and dmiafpaTOsa bathss been S,coyered aud In
Hy O3lnonit ma BE- Rel with advau &c oa al exposed
fcpEii work. Tam, ar You're sery'L
JAMES WRIGHT Master Paintst
To Commander John THoMss NRWaFoE, commspdfus
Nav YaId and station Pensacola Es3t5Bp
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10 It gives US pleasure to learn that our
ancient cohpeer, Johnson = Hooper, has been
elected Solicitor Of the. Ninth judicial District oil
Alabama We hope " simon suggsn win not
grow SO sage on his promotion as to take airs Of
dignity over his old ihends and lorsalse the Press
We should sadly miss-his raoy style and eSllberan
humor from the Chambers Tribune, now one 0
our most welcome weekly visitors. We hope Ii
win end time 70 do up lhe editorials Of the Trbun
usual while he is laying down'the law for tn
N.icaad
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By ISAAC JOHNSON, Gosc7or eF he Sa's o. L9asaHa
NHERE4s The ID 4 Gegapmen g 'h STATE has been Is aa-
Legislature CURED totCd It's aud whereas act othe
Lgiaur, approx ljh March 5i dc sres that the several
osefy ~ Keep Offices tbs Town OF Baionouge as
IS G9ycf1or shah consider he r'ht lu iugs ina prpr
reception putiG lNSarei
uE tn Slate, wov Jed sel tlya be not later tpah gag A'
o. cCmhr s " aud whereas, approaches wren
the Stale ccs Hcruut= apgra i've whvhe ' rUa-
suiuts u Npu PoEraH ot COM a ION, Or. uho So
ANNOUNCING TO hs god psole of this sl'te eng 81 Che un ~ md %
Hnihofas, uiH this and OF several l
f-y December The STATE ohoc % LtuznA sSH
Epay do aul estsd are seat Ct QuvsrIsun hsio
Bsl0n tpu- Eh leau DeIa eGr1ted 90 COMO
the W respect vib rue uconaenl 70 The Wls
inter pusiihf aud EACH Head clgrga with Tie cusg
r,unJrtai o. auhp and sppW naIeezo hs uWn o F.
Ggniular hlnd and Seal &C STATE hrW IEialE, on t7
n lfh dyog No,smbsl 80, and Of the Independence tbs
o. 4 5eElsniy-ouf l'7- ISAAC 8UHNsoN.
-'s ia sss CNyERRE se,r4tsrv el Slate. gltFdEW
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Nail aaiifR Et-g.,,r.-,. ,.s-..
gualuy and pHeo. -'''J
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J. a rr@g Eizs, wah sr'i Witb6i,,.
iJcH FAD drswsTr. gtd ..'' rl5
assortment pileoss cglors, by lie
li1.' Gaze.
D IPael Eebls ana rss4.l,- t..-
4 LeiiL1s hH1 drawing Pencils ii
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tals'a LE0d Parf, "A isrrs
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4
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Diras German silver zui,g
ami pain brass DisiieFs,
RJ}-T CuHafg-F Fine PEN anil
ue8k iAaVfs sui Eylem, Of
e'hiy 'ea-titI07tt
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heads.
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every de -riu.i m i, nss. w
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fgr,isspfs Rsy 0a,i 'ss' e',l
number, jtam & to 10, 1,y Ne
1 Thousand ofuHdg7.
4 C0yiur Presses Screw and lie.
Hvtr % wing Presses. i6ur differ.
CUi 1.laf, 4ah Hgn5T-s1le rom
J p.o,s. such Bo5l F. IuE. Rrusb
IS. Ui4d and E.altipa P1aer.
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ctmEaHilg+gn flnd.
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Raiumsaa-s. T. Vinton, Of Ohio, has ex-
pressed hisdeierminatonto retire TO private life, at
the conclusion Of the ThiFty-F'irst Congress. He
has represented the 18th district Of that State, in
Congress ioF twenty-five years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

RArIpEs DIsTRIoT CoURPZTnis Court pro-
ceeded on Tuesday CAST weeks 10 try about forty
persons who had been indicted lor voting Illegally.
The disqualification alleged was that they were Of
African blood in some degree. Only four we've
tred-lsaqe Perkins, Reuben Ray. John Deal and
- Perkins, The FIRST three were acquitted iof
want ot proof and on the fourth the iury d.a.
greed, The remaining 6asesNgete continued ,,tl,o
next term.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

l Major Gally's Battalion Of New Orleans
ArsillefY propose TO celebrate the Feast Of their
patron Saint St. Bafbe, on the 9Th prexiino, by
a feast at the ST. Ions Exchange We have been
favored with an Invitation, and shall be happy, il
occupations VIII permit us, to join tis gallant
corps at their hospitableboard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

NsH caagress The Philadelphia North
American says that he Government IS in posses
sion ofpiellgenee from California, which seems to
preolade the possibility Of ar King presence iH
Washington until January
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Hieh- ,oh.an ls 8 9 .l9A.-D.l

II 1 g n - "A y n
.Wsssrs. I'd tors-rha proceedings Of the meeting al
- Hevsif's' en- Saturday last will show TINT aPoion OF
our meroan community have length taken she initiative
steps towards esshhblns 40 E9chanBs" eaTeet and
like principles SoAe weeks since there Appeared in
several Of the aunss oommunieaaons this subject,
ing OUT merchants to 1ptbns and had meeting been called
atthst early pegad would doubtless now have been in
the full enjoyment Of a we'Fsguhted Day Exchange.
Il sto be regretted however that any gentleman at the
meeting should have shown deposition 70 create sectional
feeling for irmust be admitted thatit could mo- meet with
the app oval Of the mesiRg popeT UnUy Of action IS re-
Quilted for the Accomplishment Of oar ojeet and the ooupe
Faton0 the vaous branches Of trade and professions must
/ We enlisted to eff ct'the COED wOk.
ThepTeeat plsc Of meeting oHes every facility that onE
merchants dese for the exhibition Of sRmpes, etc etc. and
if tie Secretary does again refuse compliments the
wishes Of the na2iiiy shonld eeuf mpoltc Is lac in
! the ssason1 to ctango cur location
Iw6uld Therefore respectfully suggest 10 the gentlemen
COMPRISING the committee, that they draw up memorial
addressed the PF,pisor Of Vie Me chants ExohHh
And Reading Room" REQUESTING them. to dsGOntRu,
lightning the gas IN the main and ufTmiug tbsmo
the determination the 5paTl Qf the memOualsts 10 with
draw their Subscriptions; if they Treiuss to comply wild
their wishes. List be understood with hose who sign th
petition that il the committee obniu the Of major
ity Of the sRbscrbes4 becomes binding upon them in On
event of the object not being accomplished TO transfer hs
subscription Influence and visits to new exchange,
T6s MessIs EdioB CON der the most 1s ieasoRabe
and feasible plan, and woud he most likely 10 give eeRer
| satisfaction.
j offer these Tema for The consideration Of the COMM
tee for the pnlpezeOf reconciliation and JusIIcE
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslDENT Foodson
Wren, TO be Register Of the Land Office at AUgus-
"a, Mississippi, vice John S. Howe, resigned.
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PoEMs 81 AMELsi.-The Appletols have inst
published beautiful edition OF Mrs Welbys
Poems, Illustrated with original designsby Wuir.
The admirers of Amelia and who that las read
her poems i net among them s-tray find sae new
book AZ J. 3. Steel's, on Camp street.
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BIAKe's FlRE Exp en- gyT9Y,5.EzR-FRoor NINE.

AHthte. Liau itHE HuEDEED HARRELs Of fhis Pain
IVA has Dem sold here tae-nas setsan WheihHs d en-
yeY Eeaela eailsi8ci9n 70 F,vho have pcl t-aBd a
deniand 81 Is nc elsipg. Tbs Paintis 81 TWO col rsh
Stale and Chocolate hs aueT oEs OF the most fsb on
at cua5s hoR M use a. lGT mare drabe ftaa lcai
as SAC weather makes upjcaaen upon IL VIII her s
UpnH lnok Wotd.
BIZ BEEsDs q Practical painier. Camp street olnOsfe
La!a9elta feugel who has extensiYely I'd impart
e'e9 deatTed lniofmauon fesr SETTING 4; ~.
Sold lyhOlessla and Retail BY a. g WILBUR 3 Co.
~ Bank Place. oil d& V8m =.
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n EXTENSIVE and beautiful assortment Of BOOKS, adapted
a che nsrucon and amusement Of CHtLLbth nov ready
THIS large complete stock selected by the subscriber VITA t
greatest ct which he odn The attention parents and others
nee a&W b NJ NORMAN, Bookseller, 10 Camp street
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CADno GAzETTE. Mr.. Herring las retired
: from the Caddo Gazette. Mr.. Rives remains the
sole editor and proprietor of this growing paper.
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PKfIokS DIVISION No, l. at Pelican uau cor .Cormo
and ST. Charles sta,, at hsiEpasi o'clock,
OCEkN DIVISION No. q at Unity Hail. Margny Bulld.
ings, Third Municipality, al halfpast o'clock.
Mtss1ss1PPt VALLkY DIVISION No. g. az Unity Hall Ma.
Tigny Buildings, Third Municipality, at half past z.
JEFFERSON DIVISION NO.I0, al Gretna, halfpast e.
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~ The sors Of Temperance respeffuy Invited oAtend
deli verebeore PEARL DIVISION No g. by Bro.
otIyEfS A. sHA W,eo THURSDAY EVENlNG The 2gh inst
at hale past o'clock, at Temple Hail, Royal street
-nGa W. W, BBEEDLOvs r. 8.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

eT.sHARlHa THEagRR Second Afght at TIA Re9p.
eageneet9 Hiss slia Dsan This evening will be pre-
tea'ea ihs tragedy Of Romeo ard Juliet " Miss pesn sus
Of Your Liieis in DANCE II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

GER. -.1-lA ~ 80 - .,it rEak
- 49, --s--'-..'to MnunpRE PEBFy s.,-.. q.
q, - - 5sl4l " rliE WEsT Ann n a,
ltlU x 81 rlfuafnst ) a. al
go hietT DORA, P6trl SEA A L. a.
d oe-a .''s',1-- go OREGON, hir'u, "a P. S Can
~ = 8. 81 ls,esuer- coMMODOnE Pf.pRT -.
IN is H mani tgcah, etc. THIS H. IL r1et
5an Po1.s u s ~ D"t He-ns-iay, a. p " ros ~,
bYnE OGLFsBY ts Ps,d,,..- .
--T----l-- sid
M TIM steamboat BEACON - Ws-kIy 49, h.. d, ,,.
qtsas231t Welnpsa ana lil iane aIfbs s.rs 3 gel
A s24tA atsfau11t q Heaigms r5f Id
- o. J3a ssgses aHl VIII lrsyc THIS DAY a. e1 hss-n,
AL 's-.i'''' 1-s h4bE oGLESBY, I5 55yi3as AZ
~ e Is Aah steamer INCINNATus- tor CI,c,,s,s go
~ - hlApoqt r7duG7h srgi hrmph-Tls nts5 Az sr II
u,asn Eis,ngi 'te7msr " ID a. Shove rHis DA N
vein sic y AZ clio D, from hs 'not aavJls ret
ms HNDE OtLESBY Pog,I5-t a.
~ q. l.0ur Packet PRtvF az THE wEsr-rbi. ps and
Hgu aanEa steaner W ava d ths shove and afsrst III
ings, iiis lay Wednesday,. o'c.i5s r d. Dos ,iysv
HYDE & OGLEsBY, n PovI5sss %
Fsr'SREssi r Esass besn 6oaT sithe sh5Ts haar 9s
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10 Theiprnters Of Washington City District
Of Columbia, at Die suggestion Of the Columbian
Typographical Society, are making contributions
towards themoaapent The Washington printers
know how to SCI up a tot,igin.
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B We are indebted to Fred sandoz, o. the
James 7, Day, for late Mobile papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

AIe Second ttaeb proved more exciting one
Three horses oply appeared, Fouchey, DoR51o5a
and Rigaaooi1t eIoh54 Black and Dja1ua paying
torfeit) Douhloon was the lavorite against the
field and heavy bets were offered upon him. The
hackers Of Voucher circulated quietly, aocomrno-
dating numerous calls but funds still laid idle,
until odds were given and then a lively business
was done. The horses an stripped well the favor
Il ite, however, carried rather too much weight, in
the shape of.aesh, for some of the knowing ones,
andat the very start there was a slight disposition
| to hedge -
AZ the signal, the nags 4vent.of in lively STYLE
a bad start for Doqblooh, who followed. Voucher
Rigadoon being. number three. For the irstquar-
| ter there seemed disposition, an hands, to
make close aeqaaintdpee, but they soon shekened
/ their pace, and Voucher led round to the stand.
j Then came some fine running, Voucher gallantly
| keeping bis place, although hard pushed by
I Doubloon. The contest seemed to be between
1 them -and Rigaaoon was not thought Of once.
The last haf-mile proved tie heels and tried the
Hgssele Of the pair. Tho turn was made most
beautifully both horses doing weil--Doubloon
gradually gaining, and preparing for her best ho6s.
The home stretch som became an exciting Scene
| Doubloon brushed his competitor and NECK and
neck, at killing pace, the mays made COR the
4 stand. Voucher scattered the mud but Doabloon
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himself Tberesult WAS nd sute as main on,
might desire that had backed he f,Jay;,s At ,.ds
il and tie horses were booked to before nurses a,r;
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