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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

Interesting and Valuable Books.
}. II. Bechtel & Co., 40 Camp street,
Have for Sale the following BOOKS:
Mrs: sIG9URNEY's LETTERS TO- Mothers and
md III ~
s. sf GRos fsH;
cHG GEfN!s pR tEGTsREs- ON BUNYANs Pill
NoEL's UNION OF CHURCH AND STATE.
HAENAH MoRE r roMP p GiP1s
MRS. HEMAN'3 POETICAL WORRs-Ivol complete.
SIMPSONS OVERLAND JOURNEY ROUND THE
wATEsSSSN's DICTIONARY OF POETIC aUorA-
biXRY and LETTERS S JPN MADAME 2f'fi D'ARB-
MISS ar i SIai LIVES OF THE QUEENS
FRESH GARnEN SEEDS.
THE subscriber has Just received per arrivals from
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Pans,, Su, eic with ,.,osd SEED !, bo,.. ~
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:apps w by the Dozen hum
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The Cheapest Goods of the season

D. P. SEAMAN & CO. will. from To.
N Day. reduce the price of all their Fresh Imported ~
tVTY< SPRING GOODS. Ladies will find every article
~ of DRESS GOODS house OF the newest III
styles and richest materials, very little the r.
usual costo OF the common articles.
d. P. SCANLAN g. CO., No. 10 Charities st.
tBSeveraI of styles of ORGANIZES BALZARINES
JACONETS Also, each of FRENCH
cHAMBRAYS and BATlSTE GlNGHAMS which will be sold at
IS cents-worth rs cents per yard. apl7 3w 2dp
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~ Mr.. John w. Price in the city, he is request.
ed TO call at the office of the Crescent will
thing Of importance to him. aplS
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Fifth District Courts:

re- For Clerk We are authorized to annonn
GEURGE A. FOSDICK Candidate tor Clerk o. the FL
49, NJ Io' '' " INV &pll u
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T California Mining Association Of the OF

Ct Neg OyzsGns This Company will bold is Meeting:
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped at hafpau O'Clock, at
Room No. Sc Banks Arcad where desous of be-
coming members may obtain ali necessary me sub
jec. The sklul and prscca MINER and CHEM
1sT will superntend the Mining the CON-
pany This Company will leave for California the earliest
men. practicable An information desired the subject also
be obtained application Captain GEORGE DUNG Banks
Arcade, between the hours of II and 10 o'clock A. NJ and and
O'Clock p M GEORGE YOUNG
P. s. Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited to
attend the Meetings. apis
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Mr.. SwEET-We cheerfully publish the fol-
lowing letter from Mr.. Sweet. He must console
himself by considering it penalty he may endure
from his celebrity in his profession that unworthy
persons assume his name. Our correspondent
states that the individual alluded to had an alias to
his assumed name
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

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choice assortment of SUMMER CLOTHING lust received
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FINE SHIRTS

I N T. . II Il I 3, ="
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abed guaranty fit These Shirts expressly
and the Styles made of the bes,
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS BUSH
apl6.6t2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles IL Camp st.
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A GARD. OIL PAINTINGS BY OLD MASTERS.

MIR. OLIVER has the pleasure Of announcing to the
view. for priyate sale. in ths large Room over
the CSmmereial Exchange. & Charles street -
by Eminent Masters of the Old school, viz Poussiu Cana
letto Vandyke. Rembrandt Weninx. Coypel. Tempesta
Luini. Tennier Wilson, Ganisborough, ETC. The Ladies
and Gentlemen of New Orleans and oven Of the Fine Arts
generally most respectfully invited to call and view
them Houn of sttent from o'clock NJ, until
~ No charge for admiltance. apl7 ct
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INCt,NTEsrInIE EVIDENCE FROM THE CHIEF
CLERK OF TIE POST OFFICE, NEW YORk.

near sir-Your great remedy Hunts finimen do not
I'VE "a he destl,uie or therefore send dozen has
smpleIsly cured my elbow and shoulder, which, Tor
years, very much addicted me- snn nan oane' he SSH o.
a. ,,res months from The time commenced using thu
ISnin mt was wholly relieved and my arm which livery
x.ve
Two hrai,,hs Of my family, one 10 Maryland, and The
..s, in New Jersey value the Linmen highly az do
ar iis excellent qualities only for Rheumatism but
,asss other complaints and accidents 70 which all are Ia
bic Yours, truly, JOSEPH bENEpicI,.o
q 4 Stanton ESD New York, Oct ~ lsi9
u-sold By all the Drugeiss this city and throughout
tse ecuatry. Price % cents per bottle ~
may il--lw, GEO. H. STANIoN !" W.
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Because Gen. TAYLon has found il n,

Because Gen. TAYLOR has found It ne
cessary TO remove few office-holders, for
cause satisfactory to the Executive, the
Union calls it a misa able work but when
Gen. JACKSON, Mr.. VAN buren, and Mr..
Polk did the same thing, It was then, in the
words Of this same print, a gratifying duty.
How circumstances do alter cases!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
NnTIC

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WA s;s TON
w COUNTY, d. c.. on ihg 10th of May, iSis as fun
away. negro man. calling himself EDWARD BkoOth .
lie Il Of dark oor with whsksrs anaes saq s On sd ts
Ia ~ ne fre finger o his ie hand had on when COM
med dark cloth ek seat sa,s e0T he aags NJ
~ u.s.. hrn In mis- city He says he has been absent
from this ely 10 u ssr sn na, G Is@es e Esln and
w VII nv M in Rirlmond Va, by James Evans
rchas p ~ II ~ Carter clerk 10 the Bank q Virginia
and has apass prrponlinS.sa s &c ho"' ''''
W. o,ynsr Of owners any the above oescroea ne
49,, ma are hereby requested 10 come oswato, ptoso
him, aiid 'ak' "' THoS A. HAWKE, for tlt
H. WALLACE, Marshall d o.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Union says, that honest and com
petent Democrats have been removed in this
city. 1T any proof Of their honesty and
competency, that some Of these removes
were daily in the habit Of vilitying the Adj
ministration, by writing editorial articles for
the Union and devoting their time TO a fac
tious opposition to their superiors ?
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Union insists that the removals
made b. the President are not for cause,
because they are for the political opinions Of
the remoyee. How long is it since the
Onion has not considered the political opin-
ions Of an incumbent or an applicant a
cause?
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Union writes so much upon reno
pdls that it contradicts what it says, even in
the same article. In its leader Of Saturday, il
says in one paragraph, that Gen. TAyLoRis
SO verdant as to believe, that he does not
make renewals for political opinions sake
and in another, il says, that he is not SO
inexperienced as not TO know perfectly well
what he is doing. We leave our neighbol
to reconcile his discrepancies.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
: The Union speaks Of artlul and unscru

n The Union speaks Of aftIul anu uhscFu-
.palous men surrounding Gen. TAYLOR, and
hoodwinking and deceiving the old Chief.
We know Of the existence Of no such men
around the President, but we do know Of
such men surrounding the editor Of the
Union and engaged daily in throwing dust
into the eyes Of that venerable old man!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Newport, New Hampshire Argus,
bids the Wing party to take home to itself
the stumbling blocks Of party patronage and
leave the Democrats in possession Of their
principles. This is precisely chat we are
doing, but yon don't like It much, Judging
from the oceans Of tears you are daily she'd
ding.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Union thinks, that the Cabinet is
ill-assorted and inexperienced We have
no doubt, the Unions Editor could have rs
sorted Cabinet Of better experienced men
in the wiles and dishonesty Of Polkerv, i he
had been consulted !
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
--The editor 81 the Union boldly assert

--The editor Of the Union boldly asserts
that Seen. TAYLOR is obviously and utterly
disqualified for the office 10 which he has
been elevated You said the same, sir,
before the election, but the people did not
agree with you, and We believe they never
will, 50 long as they may have an opportu-
nifty 70 try the question with you and Your
party.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

GAs-Atlast we have the works on the avenue com.
pletsJ anil on each side Of IT, Friday and Saturday
nights the burners emitted light soft as the moon and
brilliant az a diamond FiLh oil is discarded and we are
thankful for IL We stesed It's red glare and black smoke
although DR.. Douglass preerred ~ on account Of cheap
ness snJ because gas was furnished by Incorporated
Company The manufacture Of artificial light 10 an nvci.
tion of the dark agesn but u was reserved LOT he
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

Tur BoAnp OF HsALrH make known their proelama.
tons only through daily newspaper although there
are ilree daiss published In the city As all the PEOPLE
are interested 10 subjects pertaining TO health we cannot
conceive why general publicity Is not given Inc ives O
ess we think that they ought 10 be 30 considered
by the sanitary committee.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
no THE EDlron or the sarloNAL Wnfe


The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post, signed "Agamemnon," under date OF April
30 says:
Recently the magistrates of this city were intro
duced TO the real General by Mr.. Seaton who made
an appropriate address on the occasion. And the
real General made reply, as understand pretty
much In these words i am glad to see The magis-
tracy Of Washington-plensant day to-day. think
we shall have some good weather. But the ideal
General the figure Of speech that personifes the
President In the newspaper-would not allow the
address to 90 out in this form and accordingly il
was fixed up in very decent garb, and sent forth
through the press another affair altogether than the
real speech of the real General.
This with the other falsehoods, were copied into
the Union Of Saturday morning, Nosuch language
as that attributed 10 the President was made use of
by him. The exact words were -" Gentlemen
am much pleased 10 receive the visit Of the Justices
Of the Peace Of the County Of Washington. wish
prosperity to your city and yourselves individual
lyn II this be a" very decent garb = II is 'anothel
affair altogether" from the disngenuous, distorted
and ragged efigy set up by some dishonest and
wormwood manikin.
No harm is perpetrated by such u mean proceed
ing; but II shows that In the absence Of real cause
for attack there arc individuals who deliberately re-
sort iasehood 10 crafty their malignant feelings.
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~ The Union affects to be exceedingly
anxious to become acquainted with the man
ner and mode, in which Gen. TAYLOR exc
cutes that portion Of the office Of President,
relating to the exercise Of the appointing
power. With view to the acquisition d
this information, il propounds, with apparent
sincerity, a series Of questions, based upon
the ridiculous, absurd and false reports,
daily sent off from this city to tho distant
press, by the wires and BY mail, purportins
70 give, with official accuracy, transcript
Of the consultations Of the Chief Magistrate
with the Heads Of Departments upon all
public questions The questions propounded
by our contemporary, we cannot consent to
reply to.
They carry with them their own refuta-
ton, and the editor Of the Union has not
added to his reputation for fair-dealing, to
reproduce such matter in his Journal, upon
which to display his wit and ingenuity. He
has had personal experience enough, in the
manner and mode, BY which the Presiden-
tial Office Is executed, to know how utterly
groundless are his inquiries. We assure
him though he ought not to need any such
assurance--that Gen. Taylor executes his
Office according 10 the Constitution and the
laws, with strict reference 10 justice and
the public good but let the manner an!
mode Of executing It be what it may; let
the form in which Gen. TAYLOR arrives at
his conclusions be what they may, the old
Chief holds himself responsible for the entire
exercise Of the appointing power. lie
shrinka from no responsibility in the premi-
sss.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
CnIMrIxsa TONES and PINKINe mons.

HAVE INST received lot % cRLfPifG ToNG ,', ann
PINiN IRONS II all sizes and styles siso ,,os
asi Quilting Scissorr, Hardware OF ai kinas, sn ~,
and Iron Pump building materials houss l,sy ~
slee Gardening tools Fancy Goods Toys ~ sih
h,iiren's Mxskst Carnage Goodies, cha r. Heosey
erSes AMI Propeers Bhnenbs Of ~ ssss y" a"n
p,,i fae, Re}rirersors Cast Boxes SPICE hosss Sou
,.r ~, ri,,r,. Sales and great variety OF tancy SUI
ohsr goods 100 numerous TO mention, -, ~, - ..,osr
am mao urersrsd cover houses WIN w |" e"Iptt
.oa ~, y,lI ri aid or II reduced prices NJ eas
sali faon ana zee for yourselves :, ,yoonwAap
,r.xt-so.,a, Bet 10Th and lith sts p. ASsnse.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Union insists, that every Democrat,
who is removed from Office by the present
Administration, is branded with DISGRACE by
the very fact Of removal We deny the
allegation, but qui capt., lille .taci.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
The Union calls lie President, the "sim-

plc-miuded uen who occupies the Presiden-
icy, and says, lie is .snot 50 capable Of
filling the high office Of President as the
humble porter, who stands at ms door to
usher in his company" Charity for the
weaknesses of human nature, induces us 10
regard the author Of the above harmless de-
fractions Of our illustrious President, rather
as i fool than as knaye.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

Tug TgupgRAScg CAUSE seems TO have taken a new
shoot The Grand Division Of the Sons have divided ne
city into four districts Lecturers have been appointed
and public meetings are held weekly. Mr. Savage is q
cue tia chief fighting on his own hook
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
Gitp On tfllieenfe.

The Music at the Presidents grounds on Saturday
evening AS heretofore, large concourse o
ladies and gentlemen The day was extremely pleasant
And everybody was delighted Dyspeptcs and hypochon
riacs nav these concerts sights and hear sounds
which will make them, for the time forget their afctions
and Indulge In The general harity We know why bache
lors resort TO the Capitol Wednesdays and 10 the Pres
dents grounds Saturdays; the unmarried bells he
thiIher only 10 hear the music.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

THg CHOLERA We were informed, on Saturday, that
several cases cholera had actually occurred in this city,
but inquiry, learned that two colored persons bad DIED
from other causes II is cruel to alarm the timd. The
cholera probable, will again visit us, but the accom-
modations will be suited TO its taste u our citizens
nav propcr attention 10 cleanliness and be careful in their
I..f- u s.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21
DAGIJERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.

ryM. HAMMOND would respecmlIy m, n.y. ~ ~
INC citizeus and strangers Of wsshinsion nas ~ "a
purchased he Dasutrtcype stock O. rsns srmsi Al
ihsir ali stand corner OF Pennsylvania A'onur a"'
street, OH IN, they can obtain better and
arg 81 ,b estabs6ment Than are oRsn on
! tanned sa.,x.s,vss may 7--d1w
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The CRIMINAL CouRr has adjourned 70 meet W June
The muortani cases tried those Of Shuster for
stealing the Jewels and Drayton and Sears Tor
Carrying of seventyour negroes, more Than year ago
hey would now be Enjoying the approval Of good con-
T
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

Tho Union says, that the President
sapposes, that no removals are made purely
for the political opinions Of the removee.
We would correct our neighbor. The Exe-
cutive kaoWs the fact
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

All the late arrivals from Europe at Quebec speak
Of eucounterng large fields Of ice, oil the mouth Of
the ST. Lawrence: one ship foundered and though
her passengers got out the Ice, fifty FIVE OF them
periahed with the cold before they were rescued,
= Mr.. Senator Rusl, on his return 10 Texas, pre-.
ssnted the sword voted BY Congress to Gcn. Hen
derson, in private TO that gentleman
= society Of Christians has been formed in New
York. into whose communion every body Of roos
character, calling himself disciple Of Christ, 4
admitted. fss is s4se M
= Gov. Dana Of Maine recommends the astessnsn
Of an annual tax Of 100000 to pay the public deb
Of thu State, a. Il natures.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE NATIONAL WING.

GEonar w. r. Smith, Esq, the newly appointed
Surveyor of the Port Of Snow Hill Nd, Is gentle
man whose standing rendered him eminen,ly worthy
the confidence of the Administration. His paper
the Snow II Shield" was the first In the State Of
Maryland TO hoist the Taylor flag and the first also
In the Union TO place Mr.. Fimo-e's name before
the people for Vice President. MFR Smith Is the
brother Of B. Everett Smith, Esq, formerly editor
Of the Baltimore Wing Standard--a young lawyer,
and highly succcssf, practitioner ut the Maryland
bar, md possesses we have understood, extensive
popularity among the leaders Of the Wing party md
also among the people Of his State. His editorial
Iabore for the party on The Eastern Shore Of Mary.
land and also on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia,
(wherc his paper has good circulation as well as at
honey have been felt 10 the success Of the party In
seveui hard contests undis yet calculated 10 be Of
essential service 10 our cause there. We are much
pleased that the Administration have bestowed upon
Mr.. S. the portion asked for him by his friends, as
Il was highly deserved. II we are not mistaken hi
career Is inst tending upwards.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

The Onion says, that the President is
verlant in his experience. 1t is glory in
bis character, that be has no experience Of
the wilcs, proclivities and vices Of locoloco
practices and doctrines. The people made
him President, because Of this very virtue.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-21

Tor GENTLEMEN. --we have read J. made
II GOODS OF the best and most approved style. Our
sock Is large and well diversified in quality OF material
and Hyls OF tarmen to sni all tastes Genllcmsn Will
Gnd garments well an msiefnly gotten M.
We have Cloths, Casslmerse, and vesIings always
land which We are prepared TO make 10 order az short
notice
In fancy articles supply Is very good aud elesaht
Alec lne New York made Stins not surpassed BY any
aud Drawers Ac, An (which we Offer al far anS
very low prices ONE PRICE ONLY
YOUNG 4 OnEM
2dsors west Of nrewn's Rsisl, Penn. Az.
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o II r ICIAL.


wAsnNoros, May 10, 1919.
The following notice OF the blockade Of
Venice by Austria has been received at the
Department of State:
[rRAssLArIoS.
LOCATION OF AUSTRIA,
WssmIsoros May IS, 1919.
The undersigned, Charge d ifIalres of his Majesty
The Emperor Of Austria has the honor TO inform the
Secretary Of State that according 10 despatch from
the Department Of Foreign Affairs, in Vienna, dated
The lst Of April last, the Imperial Government was
about TO resume the blockade decreed against the
port Of Venice from the 4th of that month, which
had been interrupted by events subsequent to its first
declaration, and that the Imperial Vice Admiral
charged with the enforcement Of The blockade Is
dered 70 maintain II most strictly.
HULSEAIANN.
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NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT

- THE NATIONAL HOTEL In the city Of Washington
@ formeiy kept BY Coleman, and now Ia THE pnsstss
Of Blsckwslis Trustees, Is offered for rent
Pertons dssons Of lrasing the property requessd
20 apply 10 person q, by lsuer, addressed 70 the
pnOPRIET0RS
oil the National Hotel, Washington City.
Early possession may he lad.
ap 3-f This u
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Correspondence OF the National whig.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1872 P. Nj.
In our Flour market to-day decline Of full IL /.
eta was conceded, and snes are reported accord
ngly.
Provisions are on the advance.
Stocks are quiet. .. $. 6's, '67, ll2i Pennsylva
mia 5's a.
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ARRIVALS AT rHE I10TEI-s.

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