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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Political.
CERTIFICATES AND INUENDoEs.
Osborne and Denby.
From lie Union of lrru,t o..

from He OHt0n oJ 1ngu1 %.
The country well knows, aud there l,as
been no desire nor attempt ON the part of ,be
Democratic press to conceal the fact, tla, the Gov.
ernment has lost probably over 10000 by the
failure Of Mr.. DENLY, late navy agent at MarseIles.
who received his appointment from President
Tyler Aud when all the circumstances of the
transaction are fully made known, as they will al.
tlInately be, it will turn out that the transactions
OF the Navy Department with Mr. DENLY were in
conformity with law. and with the past aud pres.
ent Usage Of the Government in dsbursiDg its dues
IN foreign countries that there was no criminal
default in either Mr.. DENLY or his agent; that both
Mr.. Denby and bis agent. Osborne, were over.
wlielmned by tile reyulSons In business produced
oy the French revolution, which prostrated the
loreign houses with whom they were connected;
aud that both Messrs. DENLY and Osborne bear
characters a; honorable, TO sag The least. and are
a'tar above all snspieion Of crime or fraud oy
moral delinquency, as tile unprincipled caumnia.
tors in the employment Of the Cabinet who ar,
daily traducing and maligning them. So mneb
at present for the attacks which the Csbipe, or.
gan has made upon those two gentlemen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

0E"Nhen the Demncrauc party we're
in power, Mr. Secretary Walker went IN
Tor curtalIlng the expenses - CorrespoA-
dent Of the WnhingfoH Umon.
When the democratic pauy were in pow.
er, Mr. Walker so managed the expenses
of collecting the revenue, ths: Congress
passed aw by which they gave the pres
ent Secretary Sl,5Oo 400 TO pay for the ser
Tlces 10 which Mr. Walker expended up
wards Of 81 ,000,OOn. This is an ad MISSION
IN rerord BY the Democrats in Congress,
that Mr. Walker expended u-elessy 5OO,-
O0O dollars in this single branch Of the pub
lie service. We should like to see this ex-
planned -WaSh. Republic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

CETThe Bishop OF Oxford recently sent
round his diocese circular of inquiries, a
mong which was the following; "Does your
officiating clergymen preach the gospel, and
are his conversation and carriage consistent
herewith To this query church warden,
near WiIImingford, replied, "He breaches
the gospel but does not keep carriage
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
GATES AND COSPER,

A T their Old Stand, in the T'aumadge House,
"A have just returned from the Eastern Cities
with a much larger and more elegant assortment
of Watches, ewelry Silver Ware, Cutlery. Fam
cy Goods, &c., than has ever been offered for
sale in the place. But call and see our Goods and
pricea they will give you a more correct idea Of
our merits than zoe can through the medium Of an
advertisement.
Lancaster, May 10, 1349 .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
From the N. II. Temperance Banner.
SONG OF THE DECANTER.

There was an old decan-
ter. and its mouth was
gaping wide, the rosy
wine had ebbed
away and left
iiscrystal
side; and the
wind went humm-
lng--humming,
aud down; the
wind it flew, and
through the reedke
hollow nee * the wild
est notes it blew.
| placed it in the
window where the blast
was blowing free. and iancied
that its pale mouth sang the queer
est strains to me. "They tell me-pu-
ny conquerers the Plague has slain his ten.
and War his hundred thousands of the very bes
of mem but L." twas thus the Bottle spake-
but have conquered more than all your IA
NOUS conquer1rs so feai ed and famed ofyore.
Then come ye youths aud maidens all
come drink from out my cup, the bev-
erage that dulls the brain and burns the
spirit up, that puts TO shame your con-
querors that sloy their scores below;
for this has deuged millions with the
lava-tde of wa. Though in The bat
ties path darkst streams of blood
may roll; yet when kill the body
likewise damn the soul The
cholera, the plague tho sword,
such ruin never wrought, as
in mirth or malice. on the in-
-.. nocent have brought. And
still | breath upon them
and they fall before my
BREATH and year by year .....
my millions tread the
hurrid road to death.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Cholera! Cholera! ChOIeraM

NAVE have put up medicines, with directions.
w for curing Diarrhna, which is the pre-
nonitory stage OF Cholera. They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines we're put up BY
the directions of an old physician. who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic Of 1882 and
1888. They are intended to be used antl you
can get Doctor. As you value yonr lives, don't
quack. For sale wholesale and retail az
9. G. BECKS Drsg Store, Mair-st-eet.
Lancaster, May 10. l359.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

Of rPry superior quality, FINE SILK HATS.
spring Sty es. very rich article rarran'ed to re-
tain their listre. Chiidrens fashionable Pearl
and Six Hats. Merriam and California Hats,
in great quantities. ol every variety of colossuch
as black, drab, pearl aud brown. Also, the fine
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT an entirely ner and
rich article. Also, very fine article of 7amPicO
Hats. very rich and elegant.
WOOL HATS, for Men aud Boys, ol all quail
ties aud Colors. The subscriber invites particu-
lar attention to his Spring styles of CA PS.
He keeps constantly on hand good stock OF
his own manufacture, and will make TO order any
description of Hat that is desired. He has, also.
a very extensive stock Of Panama aud Leghorn
Hats Of every variety, for Men and Boys.
The subscriber fatters himself that from his
long experience in business. and his extensive ac-
onaintance with the Trade,both Eastern and West
arm Manufacturers, he possesses facilities in his
business that enable him to furnish any article in
his line upon better terms to the purchaser than
eau be done by any other house in this section Of
country.
HATTERS AND MERCHANTSi
The subscriber is prepared to furnish, by the
dozen or case. all qualities Of the Mexican or
California Hats. m. FIELDING.
Lancaster, May 4, ls49 SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

THE School MISTRESS AT HoME.--"My
dear boy said kind hearted country school
mistress to an unusually promising scholar,
whose quarter was about up.-"My dear
boy, does your father design that you should
tread the intricate and thorny path Of the pro.
fessions, the straight and narrow way ofthe
ministry, or revel in the Aowery fields Of
literature!" ..
No marm,' reOIied the Juvenile prodigy,
dad says he's going to set me to work in
the tater patch a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

0yThe women ought to make pledge
not 10 kiss man who uses tobacco, aud 1t
would soon break up the practice; ana
friend of ours says they ought to kiss every
man that don't use it-and we go for that,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
B E D S T z A DS, &C.

on more extensive scale, such as has always
been found at his old stand
The Chair manufacturing will still be carried on
by Mr.. AvY, in the same shop with myself, where
persons can be supplied with every thing in that
llne the same when conducted by myself
A large supply Of READY MADE FURNI-
TuRE will be kept constantly on hsnd-such as
Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads. &c. &c.
PersOns canpot fail being suited, on the most
reasonable terms. IF'Cail and examine i,r your
selves SAMUEL WILHELM
Lancaster. July 81. l849. 6mI2
n. b. Farmers! bring on yonr four horse teams!
For 500 you can get enough furniture to load You
down, an we are determined to sell cheap for cash
or country produce. Come up-roll up!!-any
way, 50 you get up
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

nR. BRAKES Celebrated Cholera Melicins
IL for Cholera or Bowel Complaints.
For sale Ivy G. KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, May 8, l8i9.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

"Your friend, with the moustache, isquite
a Iion," observed lady pointing to a
squirterOon with hair on both lips; "Yes,"
was the reply. ga daMdA ION" ~,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

OTDouglas Jerrold says-"The women
are all alike. When they are maids they
are as mild as milk;!once make them wives,
and they lean their back against their mar.
riage certificates, and defy you"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

AN ETHIOPIAN MELoDY:-Here is some.
thing beautiful--rlch and sentimental--a
rare song, for the Sable MnstrelS. 1t is
from the pen ofStephen c. Foster, anthor of
"Uncle Ned,""O! Susanna" &C., which
have been so much admired and SO univer.
sally sung:--
Down the Mississippi floating.
Long time | travelled on de way
All night the cotton wood toting,
Sing 10 my true love every day.
CHORUS.
Nelly was a lady, last night she died,
Toll de bell for lovely Nell. my dark
Vrginny bride.
Down in the meadow 'monS de clover,
walked with my Nelly by my side;
Now all dem happy days are over
Farewell my dark Virginny bride.
Nelly was lady, sc.
Now I'm unhappy and I'm weeping,
can't tote de cotton wood no more;
Last night while was sleeping,
Death came "knockiug at the door
Nelly was lady, sc.
Close by de margin oh de water,
Where the lone weeping willow grows,
Dere sleeps Virginny's colored daughter,
Dere may her spirit find repose.
Nelly was aady, sc.
The following!s the last specimen Ofpoet.
cal exuberance on record: it is from muse
lorn gentleman TO his washerwoman'
The shirt you send have received,
Asyou can plainly sect
Its all striped like the Zebra when
You see him in the Circus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

0ET-"Wake up here, and pay your lodg.
ing" said deacon. as he nudged sleep
ing stranger with the contribution box.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
ALI KINDS OF CHAIRS,
Extensive Bedstead Factory

ON Broad street, LRneNsterS Ohio.
FNNHE undersigned wgnld respectfully inform
Il his old custOmers.and the cIizens of Farfield
county generally, that he has disposed of his inter.
estin the Chair Manntaetaringto HANMoN AvY.
but will cnntinne al lis old siaul In Inarutactnra
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
HATS! MATSM MATSm
III. FIELpTN Ncf

HAS recently rettted aud greatly improved
II n his Old Stand in Green's Row nearly op-
pos'ts the Ta'lmadgp House. at the sign OF the
MAMMOTH CHAPEAu.
The Stock he is now receiving and opening at
this Stand, is superior in quality and snrpasSes in
quantity any thing of the kind ever before offered
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Nails.

MAK KEGS NAILS Of best quality for
IL deD forsale still cheaper, by P, BoPE.
Lancaster, May 4, 1849. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
CABINET- A X Il

.... oil all descriptions, such as
Sofas, SidebOards, Secretaries and Bureaus.
ofall kinds,
TABLES aud STANDS. OF all descriptions
WARD-ROBES and HAT-STANDS, all kinds
MAHOGANY aud CANE.SEAT CHAIRS.
He will also keep on hand all kinds OF Com
mon Chairs and Bedsteads, ut all prices
C0FFINS made on the shortest notice and per-
sonal attention given to funerals. ...,a.,,
Persons, about to commence housekeeping,
will find it TO their Advantage, to Gull at the place
above mentioned, ms the subscriber intends to
equal, ifnot excel, other establishments, in the
q,laiityand Uariety OF his work, and the prices
shall be as reasonable as at any other 't.'
The patronage Of The public is most respectful.
ysolicited.
All kinds of Sawed Lumber and Country Pro-
duce taken in exchange for furniture. t
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES manuIac
tu ed to order. D. X. FISHEL.
Lancaster, July 90, 1849. ii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
CABIN TIM A KIN

" ME friends of the undersigned, and the pub
IL lie generally are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE-ROOM from Broad
Street to Mr.. Brasee's building, three doors north
of DR.. Sachse's Office. on Columbus Street, and
nearly opposite Mr., Mayors Tavern.
He intenda 10 keen ON hand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

A Coon UNE-Genuiae .Nodern .Drj,acl,
William Smith, "a rare name ) who sinh.
JOINS president of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Dav Saints" a designa.
Lion which NAV be regarded as sacred or
profane, according to taste. publishes GOOD
story in the Cincinnati Commercial. abont
miracle performed by one Strapg, pro.
lessor of the same Church. 1t is as rood a
miracle as any modern miracle, since that
of Prince Hohenloe, or the famous pin.ex.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

FAMILY WASHING Take = ounces of
pulverized Carbonate Ammonia, put it into
bottle with one pint of rurpentne; shake
them we'll, and in half an hour it is fit for
use. For an ordinary family washing, use
one quart of soft soap, in warm water, sutii-
cient to make strong suds; add Tablespoons
fulls of the mixture, put in the clothes and
let them remain from Is to 90 minutes, stir
ring them occasionally--then rinse them out
in the usual manner, without the use of
wash-board' 1t is necessary to boil white
clothes. We have tried it in our family,
and can recommend it as saving great
deal Of labor. ]. CRErORS.
Thought and Eagle.
We clipped the above out of one of our
exchanges, several weeks since, but mis-
laid it. We are sorry tor it, as some yan
kee, few days sine c, charged some ofour
citizens two dollars for asimllar receipt.
The only difference is that the above calls
for "Pulverized Carbonate of Ammonia
instead Of the liquid. The rec.ipt, how
ever, is well spoken of. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

to the people of Lancaster and vicini
ty. His Stock consists in part Of
Fine Black and White Beaver,
| A superior article oi
AWKI9E8 o F as sg q
.. Castor, Fine Rrush.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

SuIrwRECK.-The ship Hanover, of and for
Bath, Me, Capt. Rogers, from Cadiz, with full
cargo Of sals in attempting to run into the Kenne-
bee river, on the 9th inst, strucl,op Bond Island
Bar, and almost Immediately Went to pieces, and
all hands on board persisted. The ships company
consisted of seventeen persons The body, of Capt,
Rogers was found on Sunday, and lroughtto ibe
city. That Of man was also found butnot recog-
Missed. The Hanover was but and owned by
Ley Houghton, wus II years old, and carried $50
tons. She Insured for $4,000 The cargo
WIS uninsured. The. whole loss on ship and cargo
is estimated at $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24
DANCING ACADEMIES.


DANCING Ava DEM W
MIR p CLISsEY Paris, respectfully ,ssE.
u the Ladies' and Gentenen Of lhs ey bat hewil I'll w
No IS Crondret street, where bee viii teach all le 3H
l Rsg. ,2s re oa "a yeS Ss gss VIZ 5 Pa
Waltz engge Temps German Polka R0wa A9scow,ka gm Nc
saloons Europe Mr. c. recommends ho latter DANCE being
bod naesl a6doe{4i particularly ~lpp duied BY Iy ud
adqs and Geqileosn desiring learn dsa Dance.
being DEVOTED to giving pyaaaons lie viii also give lessons m
Days children, Mondays and Thursdays poarslrom o'clock
gentlemen IRE respectfully nofrOoT that Class win be opened for
them from un 30 o'clock every evening the wegk i those who
tlen dance uua3rlle and Waes % de paec Honl
10 Dizziness n th eRl n wallzg entirely esFsd Dggcng
Rooms, Is Curonislst street. near Common 90 5ni
Fashionable Dancing and Walking Academy
CABONDEEET SALOON,
No lO8 CaroHdeist, bei1oseR P0grGs and Psrdo SITS.
h cele1Tatsd academy az EewYorhJ respectfully VII,
$3.50 a, he School for ' DE aDo DO gersi aasoa ~
81 6ihm gT now open or le reception Of Pg, S
' le hor.lern states spared neither f3nis n}F ., r.
the ssRsonsnons wjch lie oOyBg beaulu Dnes may
%s5aisd is L2eaoa and ' Eoae s'i, 9i1 At
dgpa, seogiA Vans Mr. YORK P1Ga Hn,s tieuia I9ita
rsns Le Cehq, IN '7a ggsa ~, IyroEag Pas % l7is
H5h4aIt Heia, lid togslHsr Wei tbe Csigas sz Gzuicj
JoL. Fl1ae a' every variety OF Ballroom, roF and fliey
n addition bs Glove will no in'roducar me scss 'olq,
which 8sune to become cuaya popular a. lie eva llof
10 Eo , 80 Iog5 md %.'y ee.atsi in 5s og' trans
r i i' g 5 si lai e a. 5o y s r
3 sy' i ia 4, Eysqlg e # Tggq TGsP4 TH7
and Aiaiers nfiro qi % p 81 for Gentlemen aad Yoals ,
IL Private lessons VII le esu by NJ b rom u u n u
1,iq. iqoieia end no sslr sarsa FOR Fancy Daase'
M Private Family soirca enonthly Due notice Of te
Parents are Invited to visit the Aeadsny and UTMOST attention
will b. paid 70 lle cupid advancement tgr children.
81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

Tue WHEELING BRDGE.-We learn. from the
Wheeling Gazette that several of the largest beats
on the Ohio river have passed under the great Sus-
pension Bridge at that place without further trouble
than that of lowering tleF chimnes which causes
a short detention. The Gazette says '' The large
line boat Isaac Newton arrived from above, and
having hinges nearly midway in her rhimnies,
swung them down as she hove in sight, and with
out stopping moment, under full Roadway passed
under the bridge Two other. boats, however,
sullerod considerable detontion and one Of them,
the Hibernia, bound mp, transferred her passengers
to another boat. y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24
FOR RENT.

TT7O RENT-Two frame DWELLING HOUSES "a
l. on DuPlanuer between Constance and Magazine 20
Sheets on he shady side Of the street Apply Un hsAs
Z o RENT-Ad desirable residence for small fgmily 50
! withOgtE small Children. The location is pleasant :3
slfaei, 70 t6l5I DIR, IS. w. DALTON
| DIGGING ROOMS FOR RENT-ln Banks At -
ApPlyat "a Nsiahez street, up street. MS -
kNOB IN l. Offices ana Rooms in Banks Arcade, 81
Apply az No. % NATCHEZ STREET. H
TlIACKsNITlI SHOP AEDT,OF No 9lI Tgbou- -,
- Elouas street Tor rent Apply at Y haichez = A
STORE TQ RENT-;Tbs large ioursOry store 4ssss'1
lo@sIy Occupied s BY kssngdy y F9ef being -
MI WIZ T. Sc'Uiy=TiTfING co. IS Common st.
I2T f RIFE 1MlASS9Ns, l e. 9 rs SONS 2F o.
Of Pelican Division. at the southwest corner Of St IL
Chale and Common streets, is vacant two nights in the
n il ARTEMON HlLL. "a Gravisr St,
a TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE with four roou,s "a
a mum houte, large kCheus st0e-TOOm, panttiss, -
coal house aud ASH hou e, large paved yard with large Id
large yad N front, situated BarOnue street, Iear julia
MATHEWS 4 nEEMAS.
n6 ~ corner Grayiof and Ca-onteiat street.
4 90 RENT-A tutuehul Pa,or and Bed boom on the
the tI3t tlooI Nifhtchgn Htesied esssnty located,
Adde'S b letter q. .. a. al DC 6ligs. r. : u3sf
40 -FURNlsHEDRnO rent al No. -
ARMY o. he pegi,s, -'-''' sven os5 "a
ftWlREB DWELLING RgtiSE no RENT- -.
l Thee small BRICK UtV ELLING HOU-ESFOn fHa
LlCus sRet between Cannon and Gayiss siIsts t0flA
fent Apply ut - Nacusz 81 up-stalfs. "a
/ ARGE. DWGLMSG HOUSE FOR RENT-Tbs
~ large dwelling Hgge a. The corner Of ST John -
and rS s ms 5 fh an, Pqaf y soP Peags r" s3oI
Apry at y hatcher .treet % z'aiT- ~
no REN E-Two thTea-stay Bdck DWELLING ~,
1 HOUSES ,ruatel on tc13 street fstwe-n Caual I'D
and Common streets n Munei6ally Appy TO IA
O3Ou PkIESTLEY BElN. 81 aud 81 Came St
ENOR RENT-A Hew two story FHAME House,, ssgsts,
= with iuishsi Attic Bathing Room, stable and e5esH
CayiaEe House with ydTaBt ald Cstem 10 the A2seE
yart-secUEd house AnnmGlatOn street above unuR
citation Square Apply to JUElUS BEEBE, No. Front
Levee between tEuIue and Hospital ss lst Ny. old
TO KENT:
IN THE PELICAH HOUSE. opposite the st. Charles
1 Hotel-T 0thoes on Union stTset DO. "a
GTavief street. and one large Room GrHvief street a
in the second soy, suitab for Club Room a EO, ~
several small FuTpthed Rooms For terms Amply At The
! Ran. gi7tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

The NEW York HERALD AND TUE ADMGNls-
TRATIoN.-The editor of the New York Herald
is publishing some letters in order 10 substuntiae
the assertion lie made that the present Cabinet had
endeavored to obtain his support for the Admins
tation Mr.. Brega, the author of the letters, put
card in, the Republic, from we extract the fol-
lowing:
" No member of the Cabinet ever authorized or
requested me to ask Mr. Bennett TO write for the
Administration, and the statements to this affect as
published by Mr.. Bennst, are entirely untrue |
had no conception that these letters of mine would
have ever seen the light in any form No mem
Der OF Gen, Taylor Cabinet irresponsible for one
word contained in them; and so lar as they OF any
part OF them. may be construed as duplicating or
committing any.Ol those gentlemen to any teciara-
ton either OF policy or purpose, qrwhch can have
the slightest tendency to impcate them, TIE state
ments are utterly and absolutely false ] repeat
that meyer was employed as an agent by any
member the Cabinet for any purpose. | was am
entire stranger to them butt was the agent of the
New York Herald, audbY its editor James Corr
don Bennett, was directed to give him all the in
formation could obtain IN regard to the policy of
the, Administration and its members. ~ .
" thlhk further my duty to add That when [
spoke TO any member of the Cabinet of The subport
OF the New York Herald, which | had been as
sured by Mr.. Bennett would be given to the Ad-
administration, each Of those gentlemen distinctly de-
clared that they desired the support Of no news
paper unless the independent convictions Of its cdi
tor led him to supportil nor did either oil them ever
express desire to me to open any correspondence
! with he5NeN York Herald, or any communication
| between themselves and AIR. Bennett2r-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

Mr.. CLAY.-Alr Clay seems 10 attract as rnucl
attention and admiration as usual in Che Northern
cities His friends do not desert him, though hi.
political career u.s. from all appearances, nearh
closed. A letter written from Philadelphia in The
afternoon OF the 18th, represents him as friendly
with Mr.. Lewis, one of the TAYLOR men and an.
pointees Henry Clay still remains in our city,
and is ittcd and attended by,a crowd of admirers
Serenadeshave become quite COMMON to the neigh
bortlood Of MIR, Bayard's residence Last evening
he suPped with large party at the house of Mr.
Lewis, the collector of our port"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

sCaJE2iiatss at HaDiG-,Nathan Dayton, dem, }
and Washington Hunt (whig) candidates On their
respective State tickets in the late New York cleo
tom both reside in the village Of Lockport Hunt
Iwhigl received $50 majority, aud Dayton, dem.,)
240 majority.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

. CoPY-RIGHr SuIr.-Mr. Dotv. the owner oe
the celebrated picture Of Susannah and the Elders
by Louis Blanc, has instituted a SUIT agsipst NJ
Fletcher Philadelphia artist Tor having panied
eopiesof it while the original was on exhibition a,
the Academy Of Fine Arts. 1t is doubted Wheeler
the suit can be sustained under the eopr-rigbt.
iakeP out by Nj Doty who is the publisher Of the
celebrated photographic engraving from the pictuue.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

Bect're By GEN, Cass.---The Rochester Adver-
tiser states that Gen Cass has been invited 10 de-
liver lecture in that city, and has'consented Il
will be delivered before the Atheneum aud Me
Ghanio's Association Of that city,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TemnIc 81 Honnr.

~ Grand Temple Of Louisiana. The Semi An
nua srsslqn Of chs nBud TeupE will be hd ATBRDA
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