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TRUSTEES SALE
OF a VALUABLE
Fishery and Farm.

BY virtue of Decree Of the High
Court OF Chancery ofMaryland, the sub
scrlber as Trustee, will offer at Pablo
Sale at the Court House door in EIkton,
Cecil county, on WEDNESDAY the 4th
day of April next, at O'Clock P. M,
the following property, viz:
The Farm or Plantation, situated in
the lower part of Ponds Neck, in Sassc-
fras Neck, Cecil county, near the mouth
Of the Elk River, belonging to Jas. w.
Wroth Esq. containing about
las Acres
of Land, more or less, together with the
Valuable Fishing Shore thereto attached,
commonly known by the name of the
"BEAcH FISHERY"
The improvements on the premises
.r&wS are, comfortable Frame
EI;::s& Dwelling House nearly new,
SFFs Sl 1, a new barn, and other neces
A'-z=as7 sary outbuildlngs in excel
lent ORDER. The situation is believed to
be healthy. The land is in good condi-
ton and under good fencing and being
Immediately on the water, every conve-
nience is afforded for procuring lime SC,
and communicating with the markets
The Fishery is well known to the
public as one Of the best at The head of
the Chesapeake Bay, and in the worst of
seasons, has never rented for less than
$3.50. 1t is in excellent order, with
fish houses. &C., all nearly new. The
Farm and Fishery will ba sold tor,thor
ALSO, tract Of land called sCHASE,'
separated from the above Farm by lands
belonging to John B. Hays, and contain
ing about l6 ACRES
in good order aid under good fenceing.
The above property will be shewn to
purchasers by the tenant residing On the
Beach Fishery Farm.
the terms of sale prescribed by the
Decree are, one third part of the pur-.
chase money TO be paid in cash on the
day sale, one third IN six months, and
the balance in twelve n onths thereafter:
the two last mentioned payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured by the bonds or notes ot,he pur-
chaser with security to be approved BY
the Trustee, or the whole may be paid
in crsh on the day of sale, at the option
OF the purchaser.
GEO ROSS VEAZEY, Trustee.
Mar 3--ts Is st Panl's st., BALTIC.
4 .sHarford Ma disonian and Delaware
Republican, will copy LAVISH and send
stills to this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-03

in'ireS''ng HcpoTt.--On Thursday last; MIR
Jefferson Davis, made the following inter
estiog Report TO the Senate. We copy
tom The correspondent 9th Baltimore
SIM.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis submitted the follow.
ing report
The committee appointed on the part oil
The Senate, jointly with The committee on
the part oflhe House of Representatives, TO
wait on Zachary Taylor and Milad Fill
more, and notify them of their election as
President ana Wee President oflhe U.
States, report:
That they .iaye performed he duty as
signel them, and ha, the Presiden, elect
in signityng Ills acceptance of the office 10
which he had been chosen by the people,
evinced emotions of the protoundest graft
,ude, and acknowledged his disrust ofhis
ability 10 fulfil The expectations upon which
their confidence was based, but gave assn
RANGES OF a fixed purpose to administer The
government for the benefit and advantage
OF The whole country.
,ion mad been drawn, that the chairman oil
the committee represented a public body.
= a MAJORITY Of whom were opposed in poli'i
cal option TO the President elect, and ac-
coded vita that majority, he recognized IN
il the Difference to ;he popular will conslitu
tionaIy expressed. on which rests the
strength and hope of 'Ip Republic, and lie
said 'hati. was 10 have be EN- expected from
The Senate Of tue u. States
FL expressed all ardent wish that he
might !e able in any degree 10 assuage the
fierceness Of party. or temper with inodera
ton the conflicts Of !..ose who are only di-
vigied as b. tue means ofsecuring The pub
lie welfare.
lie said, having been reminded that he
was ahonl 10 occupy the chair once Sled
r. T. asaington, thai he could hove to emu
la'e him only in the sinoleness OF lhe aims
which guided the couduc, of the man who
had no parallel in history, ard had no riv al
IN the hearts ofhis coun,rymen.
III conclusion he announced his readiness
10 take tx o. b OF Office on the 9Th Ma Oh,
p'oxino, st such hour and place as might
be designed.
And the committee further reported, III a;
the Vice President, in signifying his accep
ance of the office 10 which he had been
chosen by the people; expressed the pro-
found sensibility with which he received
the announcement ofhis election, and said
that, deeply impressed wi'hsthe obligations
which it imposed; and the distinguished
honor i, conferred, he should do injustice
10 his feelings il he failed to express his
crate full thanks for the manifestation Of con
hdence, that lie should accept the office
conscious Of his want of experience, and dis
,rus,fn Of his ability 10 discharge its du-
lies, but with all anxious desire 70 meet the
expectations Of those who had SO generous
ly conferred itupon him.
Mr.. Davis, in conclusion, submitted =
resolution for the appointment ola COMM
ice 10 make Tie necessary arrangement:
for the reception ofthe President elect or
the 5h March next which was unanimous
" adopted, and the Vice President appoin
ed Messrs Reverdy Johnson Jefferson Da-
Wis and john Davis as that committee.
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rUANO.-J. B. A. g. S. ALLEN, I SOUTH
" WHARvEs, Philadelphia, Dealers in Guano
fire now prepared to supply PERUVIAN and
PATAGONIA GUANo, in lots to suit purchasers.
n liberal deduction made 10 purchasers Of
Twenty Tons and upwar ds.-March Sim.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
49, The Dwelling on Main
&yM:;: y Street lately occupied by
$780, Sa ~ Sheriff Haines.
k'='ssSsNThe Dwelling at the West
end of Elkton now occupied by Mr.. Can
nan, and the Brick Office adjoining where
l reside. JOHN PARTRIDGE
Feb IL, 40.
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Col. FEEMoNT.-We cut the following

Col. FREMoNT.-We cut the following
from The Washington correspondent of the
Evening Post, under date of Feb. 81.
l am informed that Col Benton has re-
Gently received letter from Col. Fremont,
dated al the foot of the Rocky Mountains,
near the sources of the Athansas, about the
beginning of December BY the Use of an
excel lien, instrument, he Lad been able to
toretell the approach OF the great storm or
hurricane, in which the government train
from Santa Fe 10 Independence suffered
such damage and loss Of mails. H. de-
waited from his route. and by "cutting for
tall TIMBER" as The Ves,err men call il, he
escaped its devastating course. Ii was
said that the great train have spoken of,
lost in tina, hurricane sixteen hundred hors-
es, mules and oxen. or one hundred ami
mails forming part Of Fremonl's train, no,
ono had been lost a the dale of the lie tier
The Colonel no doubt arrived long since in
California, by the route of the Mormon Sc,
clement on The Salt Lake, and The passage
OF the Sierra Nevada, made by him In 1913
In about latitude thirty eight.
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A GSoEt Iat.er.

The shortest letter which was probably
ever written BY q public man, is recorded
Of General Tay,or. and he occasion is thus
rented BY correspondent OF the National
IEtclieoncer
"l,happened to hold a triple appoint.
men, from the ouertermas,sr n, Tampa bay
there being no ouar,ermas,sr with his al.
vision of the army. One OF nv duties
was ,ha, Of lorage master, and my i1srnc :
tions were tina. If, during The march, (which
lasted II dlys) I should no, b. able 10 OBJ
tain from re injerraeaiats posts forage sui
iicient f Ill tie anirpa,s during The whole
mach, must proportion tho forage to The
eyisrra!ca of he case, aud serve out half
oreyen cuay,tr raions. if Il should become
NECESSARY. On arriving at Mlranopy, hav
irs failed 10 ce any forage either at this or
nnp CT ths pests we hal passed, | fnun1 i.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inter.

March 3rd '49-ts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

II BOu Vdn 90 place your in one Qf the best Schools
tH 3HRsricg, look at the advertisement beioto
pOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE sCHOOL.-Tba
edihee for this School situated College Hill about
three lou Tbs OF mile from the beautiful village OF P0ugh
keepsie Duchess county, State Of EewYOrk
Tie School is conducted philosophical principles
References invariably bad to the nature of the invene
mind, and constant eifots are employed to develop It's
powers IN their natural order and preserve them In their
relative strength. The domestic arrangements ana IN n
nrqcog are adapted 10 youth of years age and up
ward aud they Instructed in such branches as Iy la
requisite either TO qualify them for Commercial Life I'M
glneerlng, or TO prepare them for College
Inc annual expense per scholar is SEQ payabe ouHertv
IN advance. This sum lnclude1 all charges for board fu
Hoh. alat ohey' bed and hedtng, washing, foOn f4e
ght ana 20 KS (eNcepihe French and the Spanish bOoks
Inc year divided into two terms Of twenty three weeks
eAet. ihe summer term commences on the first Weinpg
gay ~ Riay-the Winter tenn fnt Wednesday in Novem
Der II Is tue purpose Of the undersigned not 10 receive anv
Bouih at9 ms School hose moral character not good
wv 5mdaW CHARLES BARTLErT PIineinaL
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INTERESTING NEWS
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81 the Southern Line,
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kAA1t uist AT CT
Capture Of Rome,
BAITmoRE, July I6.-The latest news bv he
Niagara ID regard to Rome is contained il a tele-
graphic dispatch to London. The dispatch saws
that the French Government had received through
the telegraph the announcement that oudinot oe.
cupies the Montorio, which gives him the com
mand Of the Holy City
Hungary.
The reports Of the Austrian victories over the
Huugarians are contradicied The Turkish GOV.
eminent requires permits fot passage through her
territories.
AtLigerpool Cotton closed firm. AT New York
to-daythe sales Of Cotton amounted to 1890 bales.
at ID. tod. advance since the steamers arrival
Breadstufs are firm; Corn and Flour have adj
SECOND DfsPAFUH.
Cholera.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Cholera is raging
violently at Montreal and Quebec. Ii has broken
out at the Baltimore AImshouse, and is unabated
in New York and Philadelphia.
Riot in Canada.
"a s9iiVVs fiol mas occurred IN Upper Canada
between the Protestants and Catholics. a num-
Der Of people were killed.
Cotton in New York.
10 New York to-day Cotton was firm, at an adj
vance Of from 5e. to 9c. over previous prices.
THIRD DIsPATcH.
Arrival Of the Steamer Princeton.
BALTIMORE, July ls.-The U. S. steamer Prince
ton has arrived at Boston. She left Naples on the
9TH Of June, and spoke the frigate Constitution
bound mall we'll The Princeton reached Leg
horn on the 9TH this does not agree with the state
ment just before madel and sailed on the 12lh.
The Austrians maintained quiet possession of Flo
renee and Leghorn. Marshal Radetzsky was at
the latter place. He was visited BY the COM
mander and officers Of the Princeton; they were
hOnorably GBah! . received by him The Austrian
troops at Florence were under the command Of
Col. Daspre. The Florentines were making court
to the eonqueror. Radetzsky was received at Leg
horn with much enthusiasm. Captain EngIo has
been in Italy since the commencement Of the trou-
bles. He and several other officers were in Rome
eleven days after hOstilities with the French com
menced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

IMMIGRANTS AT BosToN.-Fhe Traveller has a
statement of immigrants who have arrived at that
port from Europe within the last quarter, from
April LIST 10 July lst The whole number of vessels
conveying them was 4O7-of immigrants, I4,334.
ofthis number $50 were from England. princi-
pally Irish; 1897 from Ireland direct; and 5000
more from British provinces, Nearly 5000 paid
hsad-mopey,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

CAPT RYNDERs IN TRoUBLE.-This noted
parsonage is under arrest in New York city for a
riot in the bar-room of the Carlton House. He got
up the row by defying the world to say any thing
against g Ned Forrest "-and in the fight, he and
his party beat and bruised one Archibald Rev
nolds-breaking his leg and inAictng other serious
injuries
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21
FOURTH DIsPATCH.

BALTmORE, July Is, 10 P. M.-At New York
this evening Cotton was firm, with sales Of 5000
bales, At the advance previously noticed. Flour
and Corn unchanged.
The Allegheny Fire has been uubdusd, Less,
$4,000 EFhe dispatch to which this refers we
have not received, II probably alludes to recent
fire in the town Of Allegheny, Pal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

d a T rs! BATHS!
THE PUBLIC isespeetfuy informed that the spleu lid
BATHS, recently cec'ed on Elk hanEe Alley, q .ner
OF blenK lie street are nnwtn OpeTs0n The BaIh Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOW IL BATHS a e we'll lighted
and admirably entat d. expense having been spared
Oy he proprietor 10 make them complies in all their deas
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BA THIS
IS now erecting B sth R0Oms CONT STREET. NEAR
NE corner Of AU PHNE the site formerly known as
the Nenouiy Baths, which, whon completed viii exec In
mas nhcenee any establishment Of the kind now in III city
aud where HOT. COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR Ann
MEDiCATEll BATHS esn be had all times from <
o'clock A. NJ till 10 o'clock r. NJ Hot Cold IN ShoIgsy
Bath, Twenty Five Cents iygO an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

CHOLERA AT PHILADELPHIA-Th weather at
Philadelphia on the 18th, continued very hot, and
the cholera shows no signs Of abatement The
Board Of Health report so new cases and &c deaths
up to noon. This is decrease of 3 in the number
Of new cases, and of in the number of deaths, as
compared with yesterdays report, Thirteen Of
the deaths to-day were in the Almshouse, where
the cholera has broken out with great violence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

CHOLERA IN THE ONO PENITENrARY.-In
the Ohio Penitentary at Columbus, eighty coaUiots
died Of the cholera between the LIST and 18th inst.
incInsiva
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ST. MaTy's Market Cheap Dry Goods Store,
p. ]. ON O n Isl p T.v

Corner ct 1ohQuRitOulas st. and ST. JfqTu 7Earket
hrFtkS at the LOWEST PRICES OF any store in fbe
N NJ City, MS neh 9ssonment of FRENCH ENGLIsH
LhISll and AMERICAN GOODS. T.. Ladies wanting 10
pae9ase Would DC well to call all goods sold them viii
"a F9lf eases ure IRISH LINENS. warranted All
,sa, naA' rom ne house OF Richardson Co. Belfast
.uuu y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

Corner of Canal and ROYAL streets
~ AVE STILL IN STORE few lols Of desirable arti
cles 70! Summer which they will now offer even lower
nan tne lome prices in order 70 make room for Their new
stock. Trey consist ia par as follows no
case Plain black JACONET;
case New Style PRINTS small pateus :.
efse Furniture DO
ORGANIZE MIISLINs, very rich pattern. g7J<e
a. BATJSTE D'ECOSSE 7' ''>Ao'
=, "a PIECES Rich SILK. AND WOODEN CURTAIN
" llAshS This article being consignment viii he
soiG % coe a. less han the fist price in Fianee "
80 We have Just received, per staams. > Falcon aud
snip 1enhessee u cases PRINTS, of lem small rsI
s.nsi Tor children: with handsome asEorimant ~ ~
IAN and Blqghe MUsLiAS, fer MNquit0 Bias; Table
EQyets OF al patterns; Table Cloths Napkins piafs
White SWISS MUSLINS: Plaid and Stfipsd Nj i, Ian
Z, and 80 DAMASk LINENS iOf Table Cloths N Is
ggaI fa an linen ?, & E, REILLY ''
Ji7 In up corner OF Canal and ROYAL ste
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

LoUIsIANA.-Ease Baton Rouge Democratic Con.
Uentioa.A meeting Of the democratic deeoates
from the several wards comprising the parish If
East Baton Rouge, assembled at the court house in
Baton Rouge, on last Saturday, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the Legislature and pa
rish officers. Alter the meeting had been orga-
nized by nominating Benjamin Bryan as President.
Charles Hubbs as Yce-President, and r. NJ. Here.
ford and Thomas B. R. Hatch as Secretaries. the
following nominations were made Forthe Leeis.
lature, Andrew s. Heron and Egbert Morgan
for Clerk of Court, Manuel Moreno for Sheriff
L. Q. Morris; for Recorder, Samuel SkolReld for
Coroner, Richard Kinner; for Assessor, Josepb
Nsphler; for Superintendent of Public Schools
Richard Loueks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

Across TIKI LAKE.-AS the dull week draws TO close
ons thinks Of some relaxation for Sunday To as seems
that one cannot take agreeable plan than trip over
to Madisonvs the fine steamer Olivia which leaves the
Lake end Of the Railroad Sunday morning the arrival Of
the O'Clock cars She the same evening in time
for the O'Clock Yisiters viii ind this cheap and
pleasant excursion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

ATTEMPTED ELoPEMENT.-The Pittsburg Post
OF the 10Th inst states that one of the members Of
spaudng's Circus Company, made every arrange
ment wilha beautiful German girl for an elopement.
to take place after the performances Of Saturday
night Officer Hill at the requestof the young Ia.
dy's papa, escorted her home, and checked further
proceedings in the affair The romantic gentle
man had to leave without his lady love. ,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

na Governor johnson has appointed Peter B.
Taylor 70 be one Of bis Aids, with the rank Of
Colonel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

~ we have Iecsyed the June numbsr Of Baokwood.
The Magazine is even interesting than usual It con.
lains Par XIII Of The Csatons." The Romance Of
Russian History, srtios on Austria aud Hungary. and
last but not least. the first OF new series By Chfopher
NORTH entitled e Dies Borealesif
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

tAA~A t-A1Ns
The Spanish Consul in ihia city has caused a
statement to be made in reply 10 the published
statements charging him with coniriying and eff
feeling The forcible abduction Of Jaan ReY, which
has 50 much excited the public mind, the last
weak The statement is made BY his counsel,
James anlhouze.
lpan Rsy otherwise Garcia. was the iailer Of
the Spanish prison, ia which one Vicente Fernan-
dez was incarcefatsd, under a sentence Of Ten
years imprisonment iof the crime Of fraudulent
bankruptcy, having concealed large amounts of
property.
Rey. q Garcia having consented 70 take Fer
nandez secretly Is ihe house Of relative in Ha-
vana, both were Kidnapped BY the friends ct Fer
nandez. and taken Ga board Of an American
vessel ard brought 10 New Orleans On their ar
rival here, Fernandez abandoned Garcia without
any compensation. Thus lett destitute he made
application tothe Spanish consult stated his knowl-
edge. acquired while on board Of the vessel Of the
circumstances Of Fernandez's bankruptcy and the
disposition Of the secreted funds, and inquiring
whether be might receive pardon, on condition
Of returning TO Havana, and making these dis
closures The consul agreed to write to Havana to
the proper authority there, for the pardon Before
the receipt Of the reply, Garcia made The deelara.
tons against Fernandez, before the consul This
was On the twenty-sixlh Of June. On The fs0enty-
seusndk, the consul received the message from the
Governor General Of Cuba, with tie desired assur-
euce. ltwas communicated 70 Garcia. and on see
ing thai be could return home without any risk, and
with regular passport, Garcia decided to leave
for Hayana'
These papers, Nj Fpulhouze says, have been
submiflsd to the Governor Of the State and tie
Recorder Of Municipality No One, and they both
consider them as conclusive proof shatshe Spanish
consul ia innocent Of the charges brought against
him.
The GENIAL BY che consul IL thus far complete.
There is no abduction by violence or otherwise.
Rey, d Garcia, went al his own request to become
witness Ia behalf Of the Spanish Government,
with an assurance Of safety This makes an issue
directly under bis own authority, with ths sanction
ofhigh executive and legislative approval.
The casa i Of an end therefore, unless the &C.
cuaaiions are placed ia On authenticated form.
and the proofs which inyalidass this statement.
are presented 60 as to gain credit, By their in.
fTiuaio force.
= viii be seen il our reporters column, thae an
affidavit las been made before Justice Bright, and
that che consul has been held to answer. Whether
any thing can Be made Of the case OF not, one
good result win be atiained-the facts which
have given rise to al this excitement. will be Judi
cialy investigated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

DAN HIeKoR-la0ne Of 'em. He may be seem at almost
any time at the Lake end Of the Shell Road Heatbful
bathing may be had there and fshish SO brown crisp
and inviting, that they almost in many words We
want to be seasoned (sszs on d and eaten ao there in
an their vadetiess
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

For TIE WATERING PLAoRs.-Why not take trip
oatTs msr Detts this morning, this evening" pass
night and day agTeeaby and the toll and dust
(ad standing like Tub upon lis own hoom) Of the city
bright and early on the morning Of the wOrking.day Of
the week fresh 10 your avocatons7 Commercial friend Il
will pay romantic fdsnd think Of the ripping waves
and the sandy beach, and leaves and trees and flowers
over the hills and far swayl domesti friend give your
sweet little DagueusOtypes aiming 1T wont cost much
and then the facilites-
The steamboat Gen. Taylor Capt. Scott viii leave for
the Watering Places the arrival the Lake Of the half
past Cars. The Oregon Capt Hiern for the same
places, at II o'clock The Mobile Capt. Sutton at p
The California. Capt Reynolds same places, same
hour The Olivia Capt Grcs for NIadisOnvle at4 p n
Good boats, gentemany captains accommodating
clerks, and what not agrseab e. Choossye
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

oa- The steamer Hiherna sailed from Nav, yor
on The lin for Liverpool, with 90 passengers ior
Liverpool, and very large mail-29 500 Is,,ars
and several bags Of newspapers Also, ssOas on
freight
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

OF Father Mathew is describedas a young look
ing, sprightly elderly gentleman, dressed in old
fashioned breaches, with silken hose, and straight
long, single breasted sartout, and having counte.
nance Ofunusual benevolence, exhibiting the form
and face delineated upon medals and pictures.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

na- The new line Of Telegraph, 10 be worked
on Bain's system, is announced as being open lor
communication between Washington, Baltimore.
and Philadelphia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

0Is- Bishop Chase, Of Illinois, has lately gained,
as defendant, land suit, involving title TO portions
Of the Jubilee College grounds, which had been
sold for State taxes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

WISCONSIN AND Fox RIyERs.-The work Of
uniting these two rivers BY canal has already
been commenced,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

CARRoLrToN.-There ia beautiful GARDEN at Carroll.
tOp-and pleasant Sunday be spent in it. On that
day, the cars depart every hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

OLYMPIC THEATHE.-Tbis evening. win be produced the
excellent Drama Of De BhaucouTt.p and Bombasles
Tnrioeo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-21

On. BEECHER.-The Cincinnati Chronicle con-
tradcts the rumor that DR.. Beecher is about to
return 10 Boston. He will remain connected with
the Lane Seminary.