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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-cARoL1NA

ARRIVED.
December 16-Brg Belle, Tmmons, New York, to G. w.
Davis with mdze to sundry persons.
Brig Versailles, Pendleon Trinidad to w HarrSs; in
Brig Rdeout Smith, Boston, to G. Harriss in ballast
Schr Olive, Smith, New York, to E. j. Lutterloh; mdze
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York, to DeRosset &
Brown; mdze to sundry persons. FNh
Schr Drgo Sampson, Boston, to Master; with mdzc to
I7Eschr Mary Jane Day, Washington N. c., to J: R.
schr Marietta Lewis Beaufort N c., to Anderson s Lat
l9seamer William B. Meares, Toomer Fayetteville, to
T. G. Worth, with produce to sundry persons NJ,
H Hart Mrs Hooper, NJ McNei. Mrs Whitehead, Miss
MMDutch Cabot vrouw Johanna Lambsch, I'm Delftsha
ven HIland in ballast to De Rossst Brown -, ,. and
Brig Forester, Grover, Woowch, Me-, with hay and
brick, to William Liar M. H Lar Esprn
December I5-Sehr. Elouise Robinson New York, BYE
J. Lutterloh; with cotton and naval stores =, :,
rss with 80 900 feet lumber 10000 do timber
b. schr Jane, Softly, Liverpool, by A. s. D. McRae s.
Co.'S with $50 bbls tupentine, 67 do tar hhds
Schr Lamartinc Turner, Cuba, By G. W. Davis; with
| Schr. Capt John Mcfarland, Bermuda by ?. K Dckn-
son s. Co. with 1000 feet lumber - :.
1S-BarG,ie James Andrews, French. Buenos Ayres by
Barry Bryant s Adams with l23 600 feet lumber 10 bbls
Brig Lion Scdge1y Havana, by G. w. Davis with l25,
600 feet lumber.
Brig Isola Park Havana by Potter kiddcr; with $780,
600 feet lumber.
Schr. Patnos ChireS, Richmond, Va, by T. j. Lutter-
lob; with lis 900 feet lumber. :
| Schr. l.. p Smith Miller New York by DeEossct &
Brown; with Gotten, rice peanuts, and aaxsccd
I9-Schr E S Powell, Hudson. New York, by G w DAVIS
with 040 bbs rosin 200 bbls spirits urpenne 10 bales cot
Y bales yarn hid boxes bb and eask wax bales
feathers bales rags. cask copper, $50 bushels peanuts
Sehr Ghristianna, Burns, Shaotte by Leigheos ehad
burn s Co. ss5-.s LODI .,,8;
Steamer Gov Graham, Peek, FayetteFlile, by latta
w I Horne A Mcclellan, and aIyr9vcr Passengers
Rev e MeNair James Mche1an, I'll @ Mclean, lady clt
and servant 6 Mciougald james Melvin, and DIR Bond
se Leesbuf Boom PHILADELPHIA By sc : Brown
ting 20 bales yarn 20 Gaes rags 16 bales waste 1863 bag
peanuts.
2I-Schr ambassador. tHerriek. baltimore, with Impe
and naval stores By William NJ Harriss s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
FOREIGN Markets, per Steamer Hlberni.

Foreign Markets, per Steamer Eibernia.
LIVERPOOL Dec There is feature in mercantile
The produce market has been steady but not active
Cotton is DALI and holders in the absence of demand have
reduced their prices fully 3D. The sales of the week amount
to 900 bales The Committees quotations follows
Fair Upland and Mobile SD; Orleans 64& s
The grain trade is very tame, and Holders would willingly
accept reduced prices. -..... ......... . ...:
American sells at 23 24s for best Western Canal
Indian is in very fair request at 29 to 29 Cd for white
and 26s Sd to 27s for yellow -, .-. s..
MONEY MARkEr-Consols selling at 955 to 95a Rus
SIGN bonds advanced quoted at 109 to ITO
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Commercial.

New YORK. Dec 15,-NAvAL SToREs-Therc has been a
good demand and sales have been made of $500 bb North
County Turpentne at 81 43 per $50 lbs $50 Wilmington
81 37a 1900 Spirits Turpentne 600 yesterday 36k
81 CENTS cash, and 50 80, time and so barrels
chantable &c. cash. About 1900 barrels Wilmington Com
mon Rcsn 81 10 ST. Is in yard 81 Is delivered hoo
North County 81 81 yard and delivered and 800
1000 barrels No l. s. rs so per $50 pounds Tar dull
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

---- ,s-I-..- = From the Fayetteville Carolinan
The Committee inform the public that since their
report of the 10th inst- cases of the Small
Pox have occurred within the limits of the town
They deem it right however, to state that four indi
viduals who were in the hospital attending to their
friends have within the last few days sickened Of the
disease and as they are the only persons connected
with the hospital who liable to it, the committee
entertain the hope that the disease will very soon be
arrested A. A. McKETIIAN,
JOSEPH AREY,
JAMES SUNDY,
.r- VIM. McLAURIN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
DIED.

In this town. Monday evening, the 18th instant, at
O'clock MIR BENJAMIN oTT Sr aged about IS years MIR.
NJ has left wife and eight children together with large
circle ofriend and acquaintance to mourn his deahCo
In Providence, r. l., the 18th instant Mrs EuNIcE
BROWN aged Y mother ofthe Editor Of tho Whining
ton IN. c. Chronicle
In Washington, on Saturday the Sth inst, SAMUEL R.
FowLE, jr, in the 18th year of his age
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MARRIED.

In Edgecombe county the 18th instant, by Rev. T. R.
OWEN, ROBERT R. BRIDGERs, Esq, to Miss MARGARET E.
daughter of HENRY JOHNSTON decd. Also the 18th
slant, by JOHN DANcy, Esq MIR. GEORGE w. WHITFIELD
Of Alabama to Miss MARY LOUISA, daughter of Mr. ROBERT
d. WIMBERLEY. t-f
In Fayetteville, the 18th instant by the Rev. j. SIM
Mr.. SEBASTIAN s. AREY merchant to Miss EMEINE
L., daughter of SIMPSON Boon, ESQ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

AucTIoNEERs. MIR: ]. H. RoTnwELL and Mr.. w.
A. LANeDoN, were appointed Auctioneers by the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, held in this
town last week -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

NEwBERN, Deer l9-NaUa Stores-Old dip S5 81 92a
virgin 50 % 3d. scrape 81 20 81 22k Tar 81 15 Porl
R o. hid Slaves 81 $13; W. o. Dbl Slaves 81
$lI Ash Heading 9 PSI IS $40. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

BALTIMORE, December 18-Flour, 81 rs. Wheat, white
81 O3 os red, 81 OIL. Corn, yellow, so 81 cts
and white Al 40. Oats g 81 Mess Pork 10h III
Moasses New Orleans 2S2 Whskev 2Sb
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

The CABINET AT CHURCH The Postmaster General
has taken pew in the Presbyterian Church on -Four
and half street. The Secretary of the Treasury
at the Protestant Episcopal Church, and Mr. Ew;
ing at St. MATHEWS lRoman Catholcl church.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, Deer 1876 P. M.-The cotton market i
firm with few sales Flour S7a to S. Rye flour 81 87a
Corn meal 81 Red wheat 81 05 Southern yellow corr
81 52c Oats 80 $780, Rye Gle; New Orleans sugar SIC
Wbiskev d cents, st.. - g. $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
COMMUNICATED.

MEssRs EpIToRs-On the first Monday of January next
the citizens of Wilmington will be called upon select
gentlemen Board of Commissioners said town. tho
ensuing year. 1t will be observed thaa ticket has pub
lshed, recommending change from the present Board
believed that the present Commissioners have performed
their duty faithfully and the citizens appear be satisfied
with their administration therefore take pleasure again
placing their before the voters of tho town for eccc
ton. 81 ' t+'t MANY CTTTzESs
JAMES T. MILLER, JOSHUA G. WRIGHT,
+ GEORGE w. DAVIS, JOHN DAWSON, e.
L. H. MARSTELLER,. VIM. C. HOWARD,
THOMAS D. MEARES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

ter attending great revival meeting, experienced,
he supposed change of feelings, and finally was
induced to take his seat upon the anxious bench
The minister after duly exhorting them, and work
ing up penitents to proper degree of excitement
commenced examining them upon their experience
ing the gambler said, ,'Wel my friend, what do
you say q so" replied he, unconseiously pass
sshat do ycu do old eotv ' turning to his left hand
neighbor. In reciting the story afterwards he re-
marked that that blocked the game'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

WHOLESALE PURcHAsER-A fellow from Kentucky,
few weeks since went into the store of fashona-
BILE mlliner in Canal street. III rce 3 .5sE r.
IS Have you got any skirts p asked he. f
"Plenty of all kinds" .@
''What do you ask cord :" said the chap.
GA cord gu replied the woman ~ -z7ts. a-'.- as
"Yes, want about cord. Up in our diggins the
pettcoats has gin out. see you advertise corded
skirts and | thought while my hand was in, I'd
take what you had corded up"
The milliner tainted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
The PoussI,, Analr.

Some democratic wag has done up the French
correspondence in the following unique style 1t pre-
sents the whole matter IN nutshell:
z1r The French Minister to the President
Imperfect Translation
FRENCH LEGATION, Washington, Sept. 9 1849.
d. le President Vieur ZGck "a.
beg leave to call re attention of ze Government
de les Etats Unis to one grand instance of rascality
(bas) ingratitude on re part of one ocare of re u
S. Navy, III. lie Captain CARPENDER. He has dare to
save French vessel, re Engine whose crew was on
y half drown. Allow me to observe, viz all re po-
itesso characteristique Of la belle nation, which
have honneur to represent Eat such conduct will
not be tolerated by his Majesty my MASTER re Pres
ldent OF France. Instant reparasion is expect re
bloody consequences will rest upon re Government de
les Etats Unis.
have de honneur to be- viz distinguished conside-
ration, your excellencys obedient servant,
GULE'EM TELL PUss-IN-BooTs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

A person applied to one Of the Lafayette butchers
some time since, for employment in his slaughter
house. The knight of the knife and oleaver asked
him if he had ever been in the business. The apph
cant replied no but added that he had been present
as a reporter at the PHILADELPHIA Hing Goaucrtio,l
,,I,;ch ,ov,;pa tod Con TAYLOR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

$ The Irish convicts 0BRIEN, MeMANUs, MEAGFIER,
and ODoNoHuE, arrived in the brig Swift, at Il the
Cane of Good Hope, on the 18th Of September She
sailed the next day with them for Van pemans Land,
the 10Th eff septenlber Seven, out of 282 conyiets
on the Nentune, died during the voyage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

ia COMMUNICATED a-5g- sasf
AlEssRs. EDIToRs-I find my name placed upon a
ticket for Town Commissioners, which appeared in
last Tuesdays Commercial. This was done without
my being consulted upon the subject, eyon being
made aware of the fact now wish to state distinct
y that cannot consent to rum and neither could nor
would serve if elected. VIM. N. PEDEN.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. 10, 1849. ~, ..-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.-Tho Washingto-
MAN Total Abstinence Society would respectfully
y that they viii celebrate Christmas Day in the following
manner:
and from thence proceed to the first
Baptist Church. where, at hapas 10, NJ, the following
services Will be performed;
l. Prayer by Rev. A P. REPITos;
2. Music by the Choir;
3. Address by A. T. McCArLum;E ASS si2e8e e#G
4. Music by the Choir; -sssss .as
5. Address by Rev. DR.. CLAYTON;
I. Benodiction ss.-s ,e "a. -
Citizens Strangers the Clergy Rechabtes Sons of Tenn
perance and Ladles are respectfully invited to attend
ISAAC NORTHROP,
JOHN T. HEWITT.
RoB'T. S. McCUMBER;
IEWELRY. JEWELRY! JEWELRY An elegant as
sentiment just received which will sell at low prices
Gle Office. A. G.. BOWERS & BROTHER.
December 81, 1919 15-f
TO FARMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
nAVID F: B1oKINNE s CO., Is. R. POTTER and E. D.
IL HA) have entered into special Copartnership for
the purpose of Butehering and other purpose whatever
They take this opportunity inform farmers generally that
fully supplied present. and would those who wish to
sell to them to communicate by letter before they drive he
that they have recently bought Mr. PETTEwAY OUT under
positive that should have his custom and
December p, 1919 = = e-@--1-,1s 15-tf
)IlAID aud Colorei E4annels, ehildren sacks Fe
L sale by -z--- J. S..N Il4LlAN1S.-
T1MBRoIDERED AIcrino Dresses. For sale by
~ = s. WILLIAMS.
" and P,ael 1 by the d3asR fPss s bot
0TAIR csrpeting. For sale by
i NTEGRo Cloths ana Bla.s.ets. For sale by
/ ~ D s.sWILIlAMs.
ID by ''e Jss. WILLIAMS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

Cassinacres, and Vcstings, suitable
- 81 - 4 - - - J. S WILLIAMS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

Barring the casualties of war and climate" OBJ
serves the United Service Gazette soldiers appear
to be longlived Glass; there being less than five
hundred claimants for medals for the battle of Mai
da fought in 1862
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
oFFfeE co,ralsslosrRs OF AND plIorAar,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF NAVIGATION AND P1LorAGE
5 FOR CAPE FEAR RIVER,
sNs h December 18TH 1919. J
AT special meeting Of the Board this day. present B. Fa
neF eharnlans j. A. Taylor, E. Kidder, d. Mcmillan and
y Parsley On moton they proeeededto the election of
Iiarbor Master for the Port of Wilmington which resulted
IN the appointment Of Mr. VIM H. Laspeyre to that Office
on notion Ordered that the proceedings of this meeting
ne in the papers of the town. and that the Clerk
hno to Mr. Laspeyre certificate Of his appointment Har
DOT Master for the Port of Wilmington authorizing him TO
enter forthwith upon the duties of said Office.
Ordered that j. A. Taylor and D. Mcmillan be appointed
committee to collect information relative the prevalence
OF the Small Pox in near the town Fayeteye
the Chairman of this Board be requested to eear with the
Magistrate of Police of this town. tho expediency
adopting for the citizens against
the Introduction of the disease from that quarter.
The meeting then adjourned. Nj. CRONLY, Clk. Il
Dec p, 1919 l-ssz Atsa I5-ft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

LEWIS CAss, Jr, our Charge to Rome, was very i'll
At tbe last intelligence from thence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

A HOME FOR KossUTH.-Walter Savage Landor
has written letter, in which he proposes that the
friends of freedom in the United States and England,
should unite to build residence for Kossuth if the
great patriot escapes to Great Britain Lander says
Proposals have been offered to commemorate in
bronze and marble the achievements of the Hunga-
rians. So be it, But in what better or more beft-
ting it be done, than in the structure of
plain and simple mansion for the family their pre-
sident? No Blenheim is demanded, no column, no
prancing horse but simply retired and quiet man
sion, such twelve fifteen thousand pounds could
erect and furnish It would be honorable for the
Americans to contribute toward it in England tina
in their country; and if their contributions the
larger as it probably will be- the prouder would be
their superiority, nation with which they were
never to be engaged in any other kind of contest
have little money; but have several pictures and
my pride does not often step out Of DOORS shall
be delighted to indulge it in giving twenty of the bes
toward the adornment of the house which the only
two free nations will erect for the greatest of all e
! men.'
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The French Minister to the President.
TImnerfnct Translation I ~

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 2, 1873.
H. le President: ss.r $50
Vat you call "Cut Stiek?' Do you take me for
re wood chopper have represent &c French nation
here little time, and have enough rascal to make
blood freeze wiz terrible. Your navy ofcares are
"a pack OF scamps, and re Government is not much
better.
Renewing assurance of my big considerations I
have honor to remain your most obedient servant,
G. i. PUss-IN-BooTs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

The President to the French Minister
WAsHINGToN, Sept q 1849.
To tile French Minister:
Your note of the LIST instant is ungentlemanly You
can withdraw it or cut stick just as you please.
Ihave the honor to remain with feelings of the ut
most respect your obedient servant, z. TAILOR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21
Town Commissioners.

g-r From the Commercial by request.
Mr. EDlroR-On the ls day of January next, citizens
will be called upon to vote for Town Commissioners ;desi-
rous Of having each section of the Town represented
body the following ticket has been carefully selected
give place in your paper, and oblge MANY CITIZENS
JOHN MAcRAE, a JOHN c. BoWDEN, .iii
! JAMES CASSIDY, - @ll VIM. s. ANDERSON,A
TIOS.C. MILLER, p. w. TANNING. nas7@S
Col PEDENs has been omitted his own request
JOURNAL. t7 fi"- ti.f 3s n i'fzf frat# $40
December q, 1919 3'i- r. 1921
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

fsm,v sehr. Jonas Smith, at the
barrel tnseed Oil boxes Soda Sugar and Picnic Crack
ers all fresh IL boxes of those superior English Dairy
Cheese 5Opounds superior dried Beef at 2 per pound
25 pounds fine beef tongues at 62 eents Of those
article cook Irish Potatoes better than the ket
te would do well to get of the abOye all the above for
sale low for cash, at a' p tA GEO. II. KELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

NorE:-Rivcr Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, are always
sold in the wato and subject to the expense Of landing
inspection cooperage &c Lumber 50 cents to 81 per
M Tar and Tupentne about 10 cents per barrel For dry
Virgin or mixed Tupentine, deduction is made according
to quality. ... .....
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

-WAsHINGToN, Sept. 8.
To the French Minister:
P-p-lease ego ito hi, you d-d-da- French era
pc. Z. TAYLOR.
1t will be seen from this that the correspondence
had rather an abrupt termination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-21

"a For sale.--A first Saddle and Harness
~ HORSE warranted to be perfectly sound and gentle.
| 81 NsApply either to Messrs, Howard PEDEN, or
| Dec 81 1919 15-tf1 - VIM. N PEDEN.
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tTEWELRY! JEWELRY! JEWELRY Am elegant as
y serment just received which will sell prices
other establishment Front-street, opposite the Chron
Gle Office. A. G. BOWERS & BROTHER.
December 81. 1919 l5-tf
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Payments to be made ir all cases IN aduance.
CLuBBNGFour copies of any all of the above works
will be sent to address of the regular ubscrp
ton for thrce--the fourth copy being gratis. -
RYr Remttances and communications should be always
addressed, postpaid ranked to the Publishers.
-. LEONARD SCOTT s. CO, .t j.
70 Fulton-street, New York, Entrance 81 Goldst..
December FL 1919 - e.'sti4fsf7 34~l = .tf@% 15-5t
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TOPS! Hops!! bale of Hops.
IL GDec'r 211 ,.HiI PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.

INIIc, Lime Lmc.-SOO bbls Lincolnville white lump
Also Cacned Plaster Plaster Hair and Fire Brick; IL y
drauic Cement; i 900 bbs Lime, &C. For sale by Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-14

prices did not transpire.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The threatening weather
prevented much from being done Sugar and only 45O
hhds taken, though very full prices About 500
bbs Moassss taken l6l9c for ordinary to very prime
lots.
FLOUR-The market was dull. and only about 800 bbls
were sod OF which 500 bb Ohio, in lot at "a 40 and
the residue in smaller parcels "a so Dbl Buyers for
shipment do not offer 81 40 for Ohio similar brands
CORN-The market is much less active and prices are on
the decline The sales summed up 5000 SKIS follows 700
SKIS. mixed at 40 $50 do at Al 1000 do prime White and
Yellow at 43 300 do Yellow a. and TACO do 45c y
bushe Aso-19OO SKIS damaged (a auction) at 1aD25c.
WHEAT.-1S00 SKIS were sold at 49, and on Monday
1000 bushels to arrive at CSC.
PROVISIONS.-Pork in request, with sale of AS
at $40 rs for Mess 50 rs for Prime, and % for Rumps..
Bacon lower with sales of rs casks prime Shoulders $50
II do at 81, and II do prime Sides 4sc b. OF Beet,
los bb sold private terms and 20 erces prime Mess
SIG q brisk demand for Lard with large sales,
80 bbls. No AZ 80 do at s. "a do. No at 81 SO
do 5 565 do prime Gin three lo) 6, and 125 terces
very prime at SIC. q ID.
TALLOW.-60bbs country rendered sold at 7c. p. fb.
COFFEE--Sales of 1900 bags Rio -, 1900 do at Ga
300 do. at ga, and 200 do. at SIC. o fb
WHlSKY.-75 bbls Rectfed sold at 1914 and 120 in lots
at &c. per gallon.
FREIGHTS.-The rates for foreign are very firm and
there but few dsengaged vessels in port ship
chartered for Europe private Coastwise bg
taken for Philadelphia. load with Sugar in Bayou La
fourche at S6 Is % hid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-14
CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.

V,HS splendid well appointed will open
and Tchouptouas st Mary Marke,
THURSDAY the 9Th of March, with Of which
exceed The spacious Pavilion entirely
impervous and the interior arrangements construct
the OF all who
t Splendid Band, the Of the Great Professor
BERGAMlN WILL previous the performance and during the DIFF
the popular and fashionable
T Among the Stars engaged by the management the Crescent
CITY Circus propretors would the following
Mrs r. Num-, acknowledged Queen Of the Arena Sig L. Ger
mani Mons aThora Mr.. G. SeeE Mr.. T. GrGpen, Mr. Moses
and the Great Acrobat Family and last,
the ~ Lake, whose irresistible huinor and originality
title hun among the first Clowns OF the Age.
Of ddaisSi0a-Dress Circle Fifty Cents Parquette,
Twenty Five Gents. mhHf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-14
The Bill Relsting TO Csiifornia.

congress at tne session Just closed:
An Act to extend the laws United States ever
the territory and waters of Upper California and to cre
ate a collection district therein
enacted the Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES
* Me United States Of america in Congress assembled
the revenue laws of the United be and are here
by extended to and the land nd waters of ali that
portion OF Territory coded to the United States BY the treaty
Of America and the Mexican Republic concluded on the
I'd day OF February in the lS4S heretofore
and known as Upper California. N'S'"A"'eN
SEC T. IND De 1t further enacted That all the ports
territory OF Upper an constitute collector dis
tet by the of Upper California and pot Of entry
sna be and hereby established for said district at San Fran
CISCO on the bay of San Francisco and collector of the
stas Dy and with the and of the Senate tn
reside at said port entry " ~ eA"'e '"
5nd De tHrther enacted. That ports of delivery
shall be and hereby established in the collection district
aforesaid at San Diego Monterey and at some convsnan
point within the territory of the United States tn he ssaced
by the Secretary OF the Treasury as NAV be to the
JUNCTION Of the rivers ella and Colorado the head Of the
u Of California And the collector of said district of Cali
lorna hereby authorized appoint with the appreciation
e secretary OF the Treasury three deputy collectors To
De stationed at the ports of delivery aforesaid.
.id .1hd pc further enacted That the collector of
saa district shall be allowed compensation of $500 Der an
num- and the lees and commissions allowed by law and the
sd deputy collectors shall each be allowed compeusation
one honsana dolas per annum and the fees and com
Sec find be further enacted That, until otbe,w;Sa
PROVIDED by aw all violations of the revenue laws nf ,b
Gnted Stltes, committed within the district of Upper CsT
na De prosecuted In the district court of Louisiana
ginai jurisdiction and take cognzance of All al,
ing under the revenue laws the said district of Inner oG
foInla and shall proceed therein in the same manner .d
WIN he IKE effect as II such had within The dis
SIC o. 4Rd be it further enacted That this act oh
lake effect from and after the 10th day of March next