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SUNDAY TBA1Ns.-The 0hronoiype is quite Sc
we're on the Puritan and Traveller. which papeJs
denounee the running Of a Sunday tain on the
Worcester 4niItoad The petition for this train was
made to the Directors by the people Of Newton
Falis who wished to attend church in. Boston and
the Puritan and raveller object because some who
do not 60 10 church, may ride in the ears. The
Chronotype asks aud answers;
These very phasees who dangsnee baked beans and Ie
road rides what are they about the hveOag Lord sdsy
SeeDing dressing, cooking eating, gTuaning with hau
lanest snoring time, taking inineIaae tupidteg
whining scandal and feTghteeuSaes5 through ihst noses
snaiing a. their teryan calcu atng toguh bargains fol
next week and wishing the Lords day to the devil.
Then, Yankee-like, the Ghronotype answers ono
question by asking anOther:- N
Some pOus phaos asks the stoakhOde Of the Woroesie
aiIoad q the Traveller If sg wiling that their DrsC
tom should aend out train scyeaming end tHRdeFiR
through The village Of Newton Oh the Lord day1" We be
leave % ask h. with Al becoming raeeIeaoa. why, 4 thur
deinE fatal 10 the HaBetioaton Of The Sabbath ~ n
! Lord does not stop his, on thai daJl
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ar Judge Aston, member elect 10 Congress from
The frst dstfctV Alabama, has been lying very i'll
at his rssidehrs near Linden, harengo county, for
about two weeks past bnt is at this time pTo1ouu-
ced eonvaleseehL II was at ons time conBideTed
very doubtful whether or not he Moald reeavei.
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THE BoDrsCo HoAx-The statement lhal Ms
Bodsc9 had issued card relative 10 The hoax put
fuponlhe New York Courier byits Washington cor
respondent, turns cut fobe incorrect, although she
has given verbal satemstts as 10 It's ldlsiiy. The
Washington correspondent OF -the New. York Til
bune, in alluding to The hoax, says:-z
60 That B0dsco is lab0TiBg u0dsF The displessaFe
OF his government, ba 'ednpon information derived
from sy Hpen his private and official acts in Ihis
city does not admit Of quesIiun. The Causes Of
complaint against him arise not only from his llav-
ing accumulated nal estate and perAoDa assets 10
LARGE amuHtn in this city and-viCiui,y, in violation
of iheeEpFeFsed WISHES OF his sovereign but from
suppQstlo that he participated in tie benefits ar
sing from excessive expenditures Of money in the
construction Of some vessel or vessels for that gOT-
eminent. 60,
+ g All thai creates surprise here is, that he ever
saisIed himself TO he deeoyed within tie grasp OF
the tyrant that rales his native laHd with rod OF
iron, but that he did nat Hhre his aliae lance "a all
foreign p6NeEs, aud become citizen, aud seek the
pTOtciionoG The JIIiied Siales. BanishFaeHttoS ST
beTa. fpr4ile maY eventually he his fate, but as
before remarked on the 9th Of this month no suel
misfortune bad befallen him.
Thisis doubtless the origin Of fhe hoax, and It
/ probably as uhioundcd as The hoax itself,
| was SURPRISED 10 learn, Yesterday, thatthe hoi
ritie story Of his 5baBishment 20 Siberia, es pub
| lisbCd tlthe New York COHrieF-& Enquirer, Wa
not intended as q hoax, but was actually derive
from private advces, Eeeelyedb by The State Depart
meRt, several weeks ago The United States ha
no Minister, or other diplomatic agent, at st. Pc
tershliTg, and the Department receives great dea
of European gQssipfromils verdaBt representative
al other Courts Washington Correspondence q
The Charleston Courier.
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-sireaks, and tn0lg f6fi
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i home, al ceplin her a
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I put on airs ana turA % ~
knoWd her latlIer waer D.
i and cakes ior a.liyin'. Nr
s.,,, q e.. err &C., mas z. 3 e.
Of creation. as they esis
/ Pfopped up "a That ere
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death. Look Bow Ne eni4
with che plafe-in his haaa
GRIMM ike muakey,
| people are ioekih q aa3
I everything q nat H
with The. pinl gges--
AFa ecrue ~. eta
behind u.s. would g y1r
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fIon that aLnatefs
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member. -ses he ssrissa Il
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pess, ieept onefs md ther
long, and would take
could MT PRINT r. but
Plectate " anu YltAFQ
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or The SURVIVORS OF the wreck Of the ill., laied
bark Elijah SWitt left here yesterday On the Cali.
foEnia, for New Orleans heir original destination
sPEior 20 ieir deparure The Mayor Of the city pre-.
senied TO Capt Nge fOF ihs benefit Of the sufferers,
the saan of-One hundFedaBd iliyyfye dollars, BE-
ing the voluntary contributions Of our eitizens
Besides lbs, vaTOus articles Of female apparel were
presented toihe ladies, through the agency Of lle
Mayor, by certain benevolent ladies 81 our city.
We understand that subscription paper was alssl
started among our shipping merchants or1Ie sarIs
benevolent ubsct, aud thata very liberal yamonnl
was Tased, but We have -Tlgt been able 10 ascertain
the precise sum-. Thepisfoftunes Of de sIIlsFefs.
and their really destitute condition, excited pivef
sal sympathy IN our community, aud a much larger
amoat woUhf have bseRraissd for tlrsiF relief, had
more lime for COLLECTIONS been allowed MaJds
AdDeTtLey. Oh inst
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BIsHoP b. T. 0NDERDeNK.-A long memorial
has been published IN New York, signed by NUM-.
Der Of clergymen and laymen, addressed 10 the
Bishops Of the Episcopal Church in this country,
against the restoration Of Bishop Onderdonk to his
official functions. After discussing various ques-
tions connected with the subject, the memorial
charges that tue Bishops offences are "suoh as to
preclude his restoration under an circums ances "
that he is not of good report in the diocese
many of both clergy and laity having no oon6-
denee in his moral purity The names Of the sign
ers of this memorial are as follows Thos. House
Taylor, Francis l.. Hawks, John S.Stone, L. ?.
w Balch Henry Anthem, G, T. Bedelb l., Bra
dish, Cornelius Dubois James S. Aspinwall, d. w.
Durham, @. II, Marvin F. S. Winston, John S.
Heard. q. DR.. John Augustine Smith has published
his remarks before the Convention of the Diocese,
on the preamble and resolution of DR.. Sherwood,
in full He takes strong ground against the resto-
ration of Bishop Onderdonk. The Doctor says:
" The Bishop conduct was known in part, at hast
among the highest classes of female society here,
before the public exposure. Ayoung lady remarked
to me, in conversation, some months antecedently
to the trial, that she would as let bear come
near her as Bishop Onderdolk o. her reasons
was ignorant, and none were assigned; but an IN
iimation Of what bad occurred was also. gwen me
some hundreds of miles from New York s. ?
The SPEAKERsHIP-The correspondent Of the
NY Express says That ''speculations arers in the
Capitalin reference to the Speakerslp Of the nexi
House. Mr. Holmes, Of South Carolina, is now in
| Washington, and the tenor Of his remarks on The
subject, does not indicate that he and his associate
d Taylor democrat from South Carolina, are ioi
| Mr.. Winthrop. He'is Of the opinion that gor8
| different organization will take place from what i
| generally supposed. But Whatever course Mr.
! Holmes may pursue il is very clear that MORGAN
izaton at all wall be effected unti after prOtraete,
wrangling, Messrs. Giddings and Root, Of Chic
and Allen, Of Massachusetts, are fully determines
to make themselves conspicuous They viii vOt
j steadily for some IMAM in tho mqGn,'
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sPoRTANT STEAMBOAT SUT.-ihe following
sui, relative to a steamboat collision, is highly ia
teresting 10 captains and owners:
Qne an interesting suit has just been decided
in The IS. Circuit Cont, sitting at Columbus,
Ohio. 1t was a suit for damages brought by rfl4
owpefs Of the steamer Major BarBor against The
owners of lie Paul jones. The Jones ran into the
BaIhor and sunk her, and the am0nui claimed wRs
about 5000. Tho plaintiffs claimed that The col.
lision happened in The middle Of the Ohio river,
where the BarbOr was descending in her right place.
aud was run into and sunk by the FaIl Jones
'sheetiBg cut from the Indiana shore. The defen-
dants claimed that Il happened near the Indiana
shore, where the Paul Jones was ascending in her
righl place, when the Barber attempted TO cross her
how, and was struck and sunk, The Barber
stopped her engines, but did-nOt back; but fhe de-
ieAdauis claimed that size did stop time and
that she should have backed. The Jones stopped
ami hacked, but The plaintiffs claimed that il was
not i1l time. The Court charged The jury that IL
The collision was aR accident, without fault to
either party, or if il were tile mixed laab of both,
riff il were the fault Of tho plaintiffs themselves,
they could not recover But il il were the entire
fault Of the Jones, they could recover. That The
BaIbor was bound, by the customs Of the river 10
stop her eHginesih time, aud flat, but not to bark
them. Verdict for plaintiffs, S67l4 %.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN,


NO.40 CAMP STREET.
ME als n9wrsceivug, preparatory e The holidays or
w sleek OF new and appropriate GIFT BOOKS, and
among them large variety Of interesting volumes espe
eey designed i9r the entertainment as well as instruction
o. ihe young These books will abe found Of the highest
moral tone calculated to foster the undI Of children
rect principles and inspire them with ove Of ytOm and
virtue Parents and teaehefs are therefSs ipviieA 10 ri
and select for themselves Among me sss6Fiment win be
fOnnd-- s-'S - ~
The BOYS Treasury Of Sports; Pictorial Biograpbe,.
PhiOaOphy in Sport VeTv fS ~ ~ ~ lillian.
The Childs Own Book l()bslotte F1sbsfis si,,T;es.
Swiss Family Robinson; SshiDSvrscks al Sc.
evenings az hOmei Ocean Scenes; Sd.
Days SANFORD y Mer0ni Jack Hayafd;
Esopg fAplesi STORY for the Young;
The Boys Own Book; BnRleVis Tales AZ a nir,,Is.
Childs Book Of Anmah; Looking GLASS;
Janet aylOT's Original Poems; Miniature Library.
Abbott's Juvenile Histories; GuiyeF'E TraVels.
The Rol0 Books; RaTbauid's Lessons.
Peter P0Tey's Tales; American GIRLS Book;
Maria EdgwOrhs Tales; Paul and Virginia;
Nursery Rhymes; robin Hood;
JnYtnile Drawing Book
Together with Picture Alphabes, Blocks Cards Games
Paint Boxes Transparent States, Fancy Paper Boxes &c.
&C. For saleby - .- -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

~ A. Sidney Johnston, Of Texas, has been aP.
pointed Payrnaster Of the Army, m place Of
Msior Forsythe. dgceased.
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & StatiOler J

AT NO, 81. CAMP STREET.
E1NIE Subscribers respectfully return thanks ngE1Tfsz
i 70 their numerous friends and The plb kIAIA 49,
ho for the liberal patronage heretofore be- k41se
slowed upon them, and would respectfully q ~
solicit g continuance, having hand full and
plee Stock Of article 10 their line, DAILY
RECEIVING Fresh SuPPLIIs. Their present Stock,
lis, in part, Of the following, which they offer at the
lao st market Tates3
BLANK BOOKS-IedgeTs Journals Cash. Invoice
Account Current Record and Receipt Boots, Of oil sizes
and of tire best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSRs-With Books and
every thing c0mplets-Of different sizes and qualities. J..
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries aad Com erCial
BRnkB of every description; Bills Of EXCHANGE Notes,
DfaiAs, etc etc., in great variety.
OHEUK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks aRd Bank.
ing H0uIes in the city.
PAPHR 6f every descrptiOn-English. French and
American manufacture.
INKsTAWDS-Of oil known kinds, ... D.
Wafen Sealing Wax. Quis India Rubber, Lead Pen.
oils Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penknyes and ETaseTs Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes. Letter Clips, Bill Files Black
Lines Pen Holden and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cuten,
Counting House Calendars, Banken' Cases. Portfolios,
Memorandum Book, DiRres etc, etc.
HAVING ALSO A COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Book Bindery .
IN the building, prepared to execute orders Of
Printing Binding in superior style, and at such prices as
s7'-'''' ''N' ~ A''' -t0RSCN Is ARMSTRONG, 7-
StatiOnen and Blank Book Manufacturers,
ia tisnI 81 Camp street. New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

RB0IfRoCITT BETWEEN CANADA AND THK
UNtTED SrATEs.-Tbe Montreal Courier says.
/ - For ourselves, we do not believe thar The
Americans viii grant the reciprocity, which some
Of cur people seem TO think viii prove so gfeaT
boon. We know that all that parry in the Re.
public whoaFe desirOiiR Of seeing Canada annexed
20 the United States arc opposed 70 the grant, he
cause they believe it will Fer4m annexation for
many years, and. we confess that is also our
opiflio1 % sf !.
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rHE subscriber having connected himself in business
per above advertisement prepared 10 'py his friends
and the public with PORTER, ALE and EXTRA ALE
FOR BOHTLINC aud PALE AND AMBER ALE
FOR DRAFT by the c9sk q barrel Al the premises for
meEly occupied by him Nos ~ and Il Benvle street
the name and style Of NJ ASSEY. POULTNEY b COL.
Inns He would also inform them that he has sold ont his
Bpttng Business to his brother.in law, N. MARACHE,
and would commend him to Their patronage
NewOTleans, Nov. ], 1919. WILLIAM MASSEY.
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THE undersigned having purchased the BOTTLTfG
Il ESTABLISHMENT of VIM. Massey % Bienville
ST. viii continue the business Of the cd stand y where he
will keep hand n supply OF PORTER, ALE AND
CIDER OF the best quality, and sOlciis continuance Of
the patronage hitherto bestowed on his pnedecessOu.l
NewOIeRns. Nov. 4 1870. Inf lml N. MARACHE..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

How. IIowELI, CoBB.-The Athens tGa,l Ban
ner says sec . statement going the rounds
of the papers tQtbe effect that Mr CUbb had wit
ten a letter % Washington City, in which he is
Represented as claiming Or calculating upon tie
votes Of the democratic ffeesuera in Congress to
secure his rlectiun,o the Speakership, on account
Of his oPpositioito -Ur. Cslholgl' We.are author.
lied TO say that Mr. Cobb has written no such let
ter"-. - y ..s-
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CLOTHING

FOR WHOLESALE TRADE =
Tx thpslIero Lehgh, VicksbuTE, Esnore, Abby Pat
IA and steamer Oj and eKpe0ed daily pei ships Iludson
Espind0la and succeeding packets-
= SHIRTS-EVetY Ety'e and quality
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
HOSIERY.
The Teia busineyg embrace every lHicle OF btt LIB
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, PerlamPty.apd Fancy
Articles. A call Is solicited. e q, IEiGifT9NiS,
Nos and ROYAL street. thfce doors fiona Canal st..
oHn and 10 PAX Ffaes, New York.
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HEART RENDiNG.- copy the following from
The last Linden Argus: SO
Melancholy Accidental very interesting little
boy, about seven oreiglt years Of age son of Rev.
II w. Dormau, Of Demopolis, was accidentally
shot few days since, by boy about the same age,
son OF Mr.. |. A. Fraweek. The circumstances
leading TO this fatal result were follows, we
are informed; Mr.. TFaweek's little boy slipped a
gun out of the baF-Feom Of his fathers tavern,
which had been leit there by traveller some
months ago, and finding that il would burst caps,
swapped his knife iof about forty, and after invi-
ting seyefai boys out upon an old prairie, some dis
| lance from, town. proceeded among them TO burst
the caps, one after another, until the whole forty
were nearly consumed. 1t then came to- this little
boys lme TO shool," as he sad, and after getting
the gun in his possession, he told Mr.. Dornais son
q he believed he would shoot him. Raising the
gun land pointing it ~ Jim, he pulled the trigger
and it Unexpectedly fred, dischargiRg the whole
contents in the unfortunate little fellows head-he
Of course, expiring on the spot. None Of the boy
present were exceeding nine years of age,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTRBs sTRRET.
10 On the day of November shall femoye 10 the
Store No y ChartEes street, directly opp oe5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

The net gain of the Baptist churches in the
United States during the last year. is, according to
the Baptist Almanac, 1907
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n ESSOLttTlOk-rhF cO-paTneTshp heretofore existing
~ guder the firm Of NJ L. DAWSOASL CO is this day
dissolved By mutual consent The business Of the late
will be settled BY their sue eessOrs POuLTNEY, COL
Inns 4 MASSEY. NIL. DAWSON.
CIIAS. W. POULTNEY,
WM. WYNNE VYlSTER.
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CO-PARTHERSHiP-- The sR6ycfiben having pur
~ chrsed the entire interest Of NJ j. DAWSON Il
Co. will continue the BREWING BUSHES under the
firm of POULITNEY, COLLINS n MASSEY. Philade
phia, and MASSESs, POULTEEY & COLLINS. New
Orleans Oh AS. w. POULTNEY,
f. COLLINS,
WILLIAM MASSEY.
IN NTcntb Atb 1870
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

l. the public for the of general COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, hnd have
taken store No So Common street., neay opposite ewletcs
Our business will be confined stgicky Commission and
Forwarding and particular attention win be given filling
county orders. We will supply ell orders lIOm the county
for every deception Of goods, but ne cash or draft on
d good city hOHs6 must GccOi1gaEN al orders.
nj WIN. l.. CUSHING & CO.
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a. AAmBURGnK,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. SUI seribeT having
- formed connection in bnsHess 70 daie Tom aud after
The first day Of November 1873 will oondut4 feneial
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSlN EsS
under the firm Of WM. l.. GUSHING n Co and has re
moved from the No 70 GraveT street the No
So Common Street formerly occupied BY messu T. T. Al
dfieh 4 Co., nearly OppOiis Hswleu'E Exchange.
. WIN l.. CUSHING.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

SGAyE ABBuoToR GoEvIeTED.--We learn from
The Richmond papers that The trial Of SAMUEL A.
Smith, charged with aiding and abeuing Alfred, a
slave belOegiHg 10 WmsG overton to abscond,
was closed nthe LIST inst. with verdict of gully,
assigning the term Of confinement in The Peniten-
tiary to four years and six months. A motion was
made to set aside ibe verdict on the ground that
it was contrary to The evidence. The court was
to decide the point On Friday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

Citv Poities-CoHrse eftks Hired BhiZ 1i6ersHess-
inc Bgdigc0 .4bdfF-E ODcaIHg IF tfe'.8stgr Piacs
ppeTg teHSe--ease eIsoHBEgftH R--Cdsslgf faaBgH.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All their materiaType, Presses, etc. are entirely new and
the which
manner surpassed In this city The Presses
from The foundry eErs R. Hoe g. CO.. NewYor ehisa sure
guaranty their sKcolsncethe type from the well known fou
Messru CO. and john T. White and
selected with great to adapt lite The business San
this CITY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-16
LAND FOR SALE
1eNS6

WILL be exposed to sale at public auction on
w Friday the 18th of May next, the FARM
belonging to the estate of Jacob Kigcr, decd, con-
tanning
1876 ACRES,
situated on the South side of "Hickory Hill ;" in
the County OF Augusta four miles South west from
Waynesburough. About 100 Acres cleared, and the
balance well timbered toerab!e good Improvements,
Spring convenient thereto, an Orchard, SC.
Ii the whole of this Farm be moi sold on that day,
some SO or go Acres of it will certainly be sold in
order TO discharge all debts against the estate.
Terms made known on the day of sale, and due
attendance given by the widow and the
HEIRS Off. Kiger, decd.
April IL, lS49--tds.
95- Rockingham Register copy three times and
send account TO this office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-16
April III, IS49.-2m.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, April the 2nd, ls49,
Abraham Freid--Piantiff,
AGAINST
Robert M. White, admir-. of Jacob Kiger, Decd.
Barbara KIgef, widow of the said Jacob Kiger.
decd, Peter Kaylor, and Sally his wife late Sal.
Iy Kiger, Matilda Fisher, late Matilda Kiper.
Thomas Shuma,e and Malinda his wife, late Ma
linda Kiger, Lewis Kiger, David Kiger, Eliza
beth Kiger, and Margaret Kiger, heirs and rep.
Iesente,ives ofJacob Kger, decd, and Thomas
S. Baskns-De(endants
The Defendant, Lewis Kiger, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to Tie
act OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an lnhabitant of this Common wealth Ii is ordered
that The said Defendant do appear before the Judge
of our said Circuit Superior Court at the Court
house on the LIST day Of June term next and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some per
printed in Slaunton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and posted at The front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
NiCH'S. &. KINNEY, c. A. en-
April III lS49.-2m.