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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15
COAsTMIsE PORTs.

L. For levy oTk = Union LtHs.-Phe new, fast
&EA5z saillcg packet ship MATILDA. Banms son.
$3.50 ter, Is now loading as above and viii Aaye imme
date dispatch. For freight apply b0aI6 opposite the
Vegetable Market lst u p 20
s11 JNO. o.. WOODRUFF 4 Co, 90 & % Magazine.
- For archaeological Lizc-Tbs fine fast SAIL
&9Eh ing regular packet ship LOUISA, Bedford mas
1H ter. having part Of her engaEeas vii have
dis ach For balance Of freight or passage naEing spen
did accommodations, apDy board, post a. % Ny, or
sll J. w. ANDREWS co, 81 Common st.
So For NewY oTk via Havana United States
[>EiAEfs NAL SteqR,s hiD CgHlgeaU = Ihe new and
al21lz11 magnificent steamship OHIO (3JJO tons bur-
then Lieut.. J. a. Sehenek u = commanding; viii
leave for the above port THURSDAY. Oct at 10 A.
The great and strength OF the Ohio, with her supe
double engines of 1000 horse each insure to her
passengers the greatest speed and safety snd which cannot
be acquired by any steamer of single engine The ar
engagements for the comfort Of passengers on the most
liberal scale In her spacious saloons ana well venate
cabins and combined al the COByen OF
flint hotel An experienced surgeon ACCOMPANIES this
vessel and all shps o. this Company For freight or paag &c
aDpYto PARADISE, LAWRASOH Il co
80 81 GTavier street
- For Philadelphia Commercial LiRe-The fine
@2EE l regular packet bark YARMOUTH, Teal,
aHla9 MASTER having part OF her cargo engaged, WI
have quick dispatch for the above poT For balance OF
freight passage apply board, Post a Second Munlct
palIty. or 10 JNO. W. ANDREWS Il co. 81 Common st.
~ Agents in Philadelphia, E. LINCOLN 60. 8
49, For NewYork The fine A / fast-sallng bark
&a1tz LLEWELLYN, Nelson. master, having latEe
portion of her cargo engaged, will have Qulok dis
patch For balance of freight passage, having hne ac
Communications, apply on boam to
ausO ]. w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common st
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List Of Vessels IN Port Not Cleared.
oyTeeted e0eTp 1orHiHF especially oT The Crsseeut'

Note-la tie Frft muucpaiit4 fdesorata5 IN the oior
able y MI - the Nos. Commence a fhs FailF-es s.S m
IN - soA tp ne Ma eunrnenss
ng o. beng slooa Landing. In Third fms he Nos.
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

- - - - -
1 3 Camp ST. Nj. BARNETT IS Camp st.
HAS now hand and is constantly receiving, large
II and N 1gnltcent assortment Of FINE Ready. Made
COIHlNG, all OF which being his own manu- aCuTe
S6e him TO sell as cheap any other establishment Of the
kind in the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants are respectfully invited 10 call and ex
Anine for themselves. Every gaIm finished in a supa
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following is limited list of Clothing now
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacs aud PalstOts:
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletos;
Brown Dahlia and Olive Dress and FTock Goats;
Superior Light Brown 0yercoats:
Black and Blue Cloth (ful circ'e) GOaks
Extra Fine Black Doeskin Pants;
Blown, Olive aud Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants:
Supedine Check Tweed Pants;
Black Mixed and Fancy SaRet Pants;
bHiack and Fancy ssIH, Cashmere and Cloth Yests}
el3oE aud Fancy Embroidered CessiWel VBSg
S,}pa Waste saia Rall Vssbl
,bHHiis Aaa sii9s aad Fepeg yai u sll, 90 g..
Wfm Nj bARNkYF; " gsi8l NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MACL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeEiuy recommend to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, as most valuable ar.
ticle to cure it. PHOEBE BRAY,
ALBANY, April, 1915. MARY MOORE,
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

IA For Liverpooi-The hue British ship INTRIE-
&kE4 SIC is now loading fOf the above port. For
aaalAAa freight or passage apply 70
JUHN TOuLE.
g Or to G. w. OLIVER, 90 st. Charles st.
n For Sisal and CampsachY THE fine ia2tsail.
45lzls4 ing big RAKUY. Capt. Perkins, viii have IN
mediate dispatch. For freight Or passage, apply On
board opposite pest 2, Second d nieipslity oE TO
jy4 DEWEY & CO., 81 GravisFs st..
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SORE NIPPLES

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know Of numerous cures and do not
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose. Decscy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject. ThssfOoWug procured by one
of our Agents
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ADJUSTMENTS.
aSR
YIN PIn THE a TR g

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER or BaRONJvE IND POYDR.qS SITS.
Mr. H. sCHUBER. Lessee
n .ss- -s..ssss
MR. EAYLOR... Acting Stage Manager
THIS EVENING, Saturday, Septsmber Is, 1919 VIII be pre-
sentsd the Meo- Drama OF THE BLEEDING MN. To
conclude Musical Farce Of THE POOR SOLDIER SIS
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PILE S

II may be confidently stated that there is no case of
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and removes at the pain
soreness.
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CAPT. DAN. HI0KoK's REGATTA.
IL III. IL III NzIR


REGATTA place FRIDAY, the 2lst inst, on the
II Lake the starting point being the Franklin House, Lake
ead Of the New Shell Road II Will be r9ir worthy the
Of ali Of the fashionable manly
Racing and originates with Capt Dan Hickok the improvement
Of speed sailing craft and for uururng this OF sport that
has suddenly taken such hold the the
The Regatta will be open all under fifteen tons, carrying
fore and m sails, with the Of ugge and steamboats,
The Rules to guide the unpires in awarding the Prizes SIMPLY
The B0st First the Prize
the Second Prize, Third Third Przwlhuut
any CONFEDERATION Of length
thrown open every build having
toned conditions Of hurthen and rig
There Will he Three Splendid Pri=es rrzs given
Capt Dan Hckok The pnze ny the HcEok Club and the
thld To- lie bought with the entrance
The viii take place O'Clock p M and the whole after
moons sport will be spernended by Directors duly appointed
whose will hereafter appear. sl3M
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Z : { 4 8 & Z
H COUNTERFEITSll91

COunterfsits A6OUnd!i
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACTORS are
CounteFeitS OF DALLEY's. The worthless men who sell
them hope that by stealing name, they may induce
the puhhe to believe that their nOstum possess the virtues
oil the genuine articles Buy of but our authorized
Agents.
% Attend to The Peculiar marks upon The gen,i-
me; and Observe that tie name, III DALEY"
be WRITTEN, WITH PEN, in different col6red
Ink, the envelope Of each boo, and tha. no other
be upon It,
k1y- General Depot for the United States, where all
orders addressed will be promptly executed
H. DALEY & 90.
AIS Broadway, New York
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SuNDRIES
SUNDRIES
1Ef1 CASES LONDON PORTER, INDIA AND

SUNDRIES
100 CASES LONDON PORTER, INDIA AND
lOO SCOTCH ALE:
800 boxes CLAIR EFT, approved brands;
400 baskets CHAMPAGNE. do
90 quarer casks PORT WINE;
80 boxes Old 90. do.
20 =. Superior MADEIRA;
1Ol casks Sweet and Dry MALAGA;
100 cases RHENISH WINES;
90 =. BRANDY FRUITS:
80 dozen American and English PICKLES;
l0i =. WORCESTER SAUCE;
AO - SAUCE and kErCHUPS assorted;
31Q =. PRESERVES aud JELLIEc;
sO) -. FOREIGN C0RDIA AIS and liuueurs;
200 OLIVE OIL;
s0l ib Fine Spanish CHOCOLATE;
30 cases PRUNES, glass jars;
$40 sacks ALMONnS;
400 e. CREAM NUTS and FILBERTS;
20 cases CANTON GINGER;
- bbis. GUAVA JELLY
100 daz. Gil s. a RS, Tor confectionery use;
2)9.t01 Pop. KISS PAPERS
10 trails hates:
80 casks ZANTE CURRANTS
c9ses ClIlltlN In store aud for sale by
s. I'm r. F. NICHOLS n co. 70 and rs Camp st,
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DENTAL NOTICE

nR. PEARSON informs his patienE that he can be
~ consulted daily his Office from ca
A. NJ. to P. NJ d.. PeaTson's many i'm. Fsfs -
prOvemeHts in DENTAL SURGERY VI 7 5AS44sSssA
too well known and pprecia ed 70 require I1LLJ
enumeratng. His Block Teeth particularly worthy the
attentlan Of those requiring artificial ones His prices
graded to spit the circumstances Of ALL Office al his resi-
deuce, No. B-1BOJN.FE street, near Canal. 'l2 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN and bis wife desire to procure Board.
"A ing in private family, during the year, where the
charge would be moderate, They can furnish their own
apartments if neceissry being about quit housekeeping
with prompt attention. aul5u
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
wv of assorted sizes, from IS e. 81 inches.
AhO, Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MiLLS-Rol-
leE36x22 and 36x24 inches with coupling for wooden
shafts and extra wheels, for sale by q
50 3md&W J. Y. DE EGANA, AZ Bienyille st.
sUNDRIES,
ANDING and m store
IL MACKEREI4-No. 3; FOX'S STARCH-3l0 bxs;
S0AP-500 boxes, assorted ST. LOUIS FLOUR;
ARROW ROOT STARCH;
DOUGHTY'S PHILADELPHIA PRESERVES;
SWEET OIIr-sOJ baskets; CLARE 500 cRses
r. HOLLAND GINS pipes; STAR CANDLES;
RECrIFIED WHISKY: LARD OILS bbs;
PHILADELPHIA STARCH;
PICKLES. KErCHUPS etc for sale by
sl2 Ell HART & CO.. . and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Clothing clothing h.. Clothing!

Clothing lee. Clothlng ''''NlOlHAlB'
BY j. B. BLACHE.
FRIDAY September q at 10 A. M-Wm he solo, al hs auction
large and magnificent assortment Of FINE READYMADE
CLOTHING, consisting part Ut the toUoWlhs
Superior Black e 9th Dress and Frock Soalsi
Blue Machiuew Blinket OvercoaN
Blue and Black Pilot Cloth Oyefcoatsi
Et1rt Fine Black Cloth Paletotsi &c..
Black and Fancy Doeskin saca and P1IetoAi
Blue Dahlia end Olive Cloth Dress Coais.
Superior Light Brown Cloth FrocE Goats,
Drab Brown and Fancy Overcoats
Fine Black and Blue Cloth ClOass
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletotfi
Extra fine Black D0esh in Pants
Fancy Plaid and Striped CASHMERE Pants
Black, Mixed and Fancy Satnet Pants
PLAID and Check Tweed Pants;
Blue and Black Cloth Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Super Black and Fancy Satin Vests
Black and Fancy Cashmere aud ClIth Vests;
Black and Fancy Six Vests;
Check Tweed and Cloth Vests etc. etc.
The have been manufactured with and comprise
the finest invoices Clothing offered in this market sO
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ENTANTED-A CABINET MAKER. One who IN.
w deEstands thoroughly Repairing in all its branches,
and attending a Furniture Store find permanent
pOymeut and liberal wages Satisfactory reference
honesty and sObrey, from his last employer required Ad-
dress q. M, at the Cescent Office. sl0 1w
CEMENT, ETC
I ANDlNG from ship OIando-l75 IBIS. CEMENT; 100
IL bbls. PLASTER: 100 bbls. GROUND MARBLE; II
seudale Lime and Cement o. 200 bbls. CEMENT, from
Nelson & Brown, N Y; for iale by
HAYMAN HOLDEN, Agents,
So 98 Magazine 81. and II Red Stores.
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books 4 STATIONERY


- AT NO 81 CAMP STREET.
'HEsub'crbers respectfully return thanks HEfglTEzY
= 70 their numerous friends and The ib- EI4i&k ~
nc llOt the liberal patronage heretofore be Etss@4zf
slowed upon them aad would respectfully ss3kzSaasT
SOLICIT us continuance, having hand iu CON
Rele stock OF every Article In their line AND ARE DAILY
hECElNlNG FRESH SUPPLIES Their present stock, con
Silts IN part OF the following which they Offer the
LOWeSt market rates
BLANK BOOkS,-I4edgers. Journals Cash Invoice
and of the best quality. w. - " 49,
COPYING LETTER PREsSEs-With Books. and
every thing cOmpeteOi different sizes and Qualities
BLANKS. - Custom. house Entries and Com m ercial
Blanks OF every description Bills Of Exchange NoIes
Drafts, etc, ETC. in great variety.
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank.
ing HOu,es in the city.
STEEL PBNS-Uf every Manufacture a choice sesp
ton always on hand
PAPER - of every desert tOn-En glish, French and
American manufacture.
INK.-Biaok, Blue and Red also COpying-an sxten.
kive assortment
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Waters, Sealing Wax CALLS, India Rubber, Lead Pen.
ellis, Wafer STAMPS Rodgers Penknves and Easers Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes Letter Clips, Bill Files Black
Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cnttsrs
Counting House Calendars Bankers' Gases, Portfolios
Memorandum Books, DiHHes, etc.. etc
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Book Bindery
- the same hnldIng prepared to execute orders iO
Printing or Binding in superior style, and at such prices
cannot fail in giving satisfaction,
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
StatiOnsrs aud Blank Book Manufacturers,
hA bhnl 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
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NQFlCE1The eopaInership heIgtotoTe existing between
Doctors PEARSON 4 ANFOU X is this day, by mu-
tua consent dissolved All persons indebted 70 the rn will
please Gall and settle, at Dr. PsaBou office and residence
No BSTOnne street. JAMES PEARSON,
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- DIR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon,
NRyOULD announce TO the citizens of tris city and its
w vicn that he is prepared to attend 10 all business
IN his line en listed to his Dr. Elliot hopes his long
experience Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large
business he spent nine in the Veterinary College
of France, five years in Prussia and the last i've years
this CITY with great The Doctors charges from
81 70 $40 upon Cursbie llissase-adWce gratis.
az The Doctor is to be found at all hours of the day
and night at TatteuH's Stables, St Charles street.
C5W FAMILY HORSES well broke. always on hand
for sale 81 FIN
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Bark

/ TeisEraph tnml ma
! Toronto .....s. Ana I
VIM Perus 80 9,m3I
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FALL FASHION, re.

OARROLLTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
VTHlS Institution continues under the charge of Ms.
J. WARREN, who takes this method 70 solicit the
patronage OF parents and guardians.
S9 Terms for Board and Tuition payable monthly in
ADVANCED. SIS per month.
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Schooner.
Oasdlemouz ...L.P.T-
European.
n. A. Baring... 9sm2
John Rowlett LIT
Mary Elsn--.L.P.T-
Renaissance LIT
5harran..-.--L.P.T.
Topic
.+F- s------. $4,000
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Rev DR.. Scott Rev 3 r. Beade, A. n. Ogden,
A. MaybiR Col l. T Preston, w. r. Scott,
Chas Gardiner, j. HampsOn, Rev. ]. Twichell.
Dr. J. w. PictOn, Prof FOrshey, SIG I'm
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LhsTa Dspot adjoining the Post oRes, Mes Orlsags L.
P g. Complete have been made with the pncpE
Publishers Throughout Union, supply Of work.
aEt e. issued. Ieis 3m9dp }. c. N
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PoRT oF NEW oRLRANs

LATITUDE. q 81 30 N-I.6ssTrUpE % Wa ,,s A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-30

"WEsrERN WORLD" BY Mr.. MACKAY.-This
is the latest English book on America, and from
all the accounts we have seen, it is decidedly the
best The author visited the United States in
ls46-47; was during that time a correspondent
of the London Times and has since written a
powerful political pamphlet, advocating reform
of the English parliamentary representation. His
new book, /" The Western World, !" is all the rage
in England, and it has been favorably reviewed
in the Morning Chronicle, the Daily News and the
Atlas. The spirit of the book may be gathered
from the following extract:
every different from this are both the basis and
the manifestation of society in America. There
social inequality has never been recognized prin-
ciple, moulding the social fabric into arbitrary
forms, and tyrannically influencing each PERSONS
position in the general scheme. Society in Amer
lea started from the point to which society in Eu-
rope is only yet tending. The equality of man is,
to this moment, its cornerstone As often as it
has exhibited any tendency to alteration, has it
been brought back again to this Ineligible and
essential principle. American society, therefore,
exhibits itself as an indivisbe whole, its general
characteristics being such as mark each of the diff
ferent classes into which European society is d.
vided. That which develops itself with US as the
sympathy of class, becomes in America the gen.
eral sentiment of society. There is no man there
whose position every other man does not under
stand; each has in himself the key the feelings
of his neighbor, and he measures his sympathies
by his own. The absence of arbitrary inequall-
ties banishes restraint from their mutual inter-
course, whilst their natural appreciation of each
others sentiments imparts kindness and cordi-
atty to that intercourse, which in Europe only
to be found, and not always there, within the cir
Gle of Glass;
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Congressional.
Photographed to the st. Louis Union


WASHINGTON, March 90, P. Mn the Senate
to-day resolution was adopted, ordering the print
ing of 1000 copies of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, in relation to emigrant passengers.
The President pro tenn announced to the Senate
the death of Rudolphus Dickinson, a member of the
last House of Representatives, and reelected to the
next Congress from the State of Ohio. Eloquent
eulogies were pronounced on his memory, and a
resolution adopted, providing for his funeral on
Tomorrow. A nomination has been sent in to fill
the p!ace.of Mr.. McGaughey. Name of nominee
not given.
MARCH 81. P. M.-The Senate to-day attended
the funeral Of Rudolphus Dickinson, of Ohio.
President Taylor and his cabinet also attended
the solemfltes
Ex-Gov. Pennington of New Jersey, has been
nominated Governor - [of what our telegraph
dispatch don't sayl and MIR. Spcer as postmaster
of Dayton, Ohio.
The debate on the protocol will be continued to-
morrow. 1t is not certain when the Senate will
adjourn
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The Troubles in Canada.
[ BY telegraph 10 the New York Courie

BY Telegraph 70 the New York Couner.J
MONTREAL, March 20-The bill to pay the re-
bellion losses has passed the Upper House Of Paria
ment by majority of four, after encountering a
very violent, though Intellectual, opposition. A
protest was entered upon the records, by the mi
nority. Great anxiety is felt about the probable
course of the Governor General. A rumor is cur
rent to-day that he will reserve the bill for the
assent of the Queen.
Addresses were pouring in from all parts of the
Provinces, and the tone of some of them is very
violent. Many plans proposed for redress if the
bill should be sanctioned.
The metropolis is quiet at present. No movement
will be made till the Governors course is known.
1t is stated that the minority intend to drop the
preventative bill
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NAVIGATING THE AIR BY STEAM. - Professor
Mapes is advertised to lecture on the impractical
bility of navigating the air, upon which the New
York Day Book says: Dr. Lardner also taught
the impracticabilty of navigating the ocean by
steam.". Though they failed in getting the steam
flying machine to work at New York on Monday,
yet New York letter of Tuesday says: The
aerial machine made a successful ascent to-day in
the rotunda of the Exchange. 1t made two revo-
lutions in reaching the dome. 1t was driven by a
steam-engne of one infant power.''
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A SCIENTIFIC DIsPUTE.-Mr. w. C. Bond, of
the Observatory of Cambridge, claims to have in
vented the instrument called the magnetic sidereal
clock, for which Congress has appropriated $4,000
to Professor Locke, of Cincinnati
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Mn. GEO. JAMrsoN-We learn from correct au-
tboritv. that several of our first citizens purpose
rendering to the above named gentleman, a COM
plimentarv benefit. Glad of ton both sides-it is
inst that such a manifestation should be made to
one who on all occasions, both in public and in
private, has shown himself worthy of the proposed
demonstration of popular feeling; and emanating
from those who appreciate genius and worth, we
feel assured that the public will second the GENTLE
men who have started this just tribute.
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GEN. WORTH.-The State of Louisiana at the
session Of the Legislature OF lS4S resolved to pre-
sent Gen. Worth with sword, as a token OF its
respect for his gallant services in Mexico during
the late war We understand that the ceremony
of presenting the sword to the General Will take
place at the State house to-day at O'Clock.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent

BALTIMORE, March 26.-The Earrings circular
confirms the Canadas accounts of February at
Liverpool Rice dull at Is to 20s. Since the
steamers arrival stocks are depressed. Baltimore
Howard street Flour at "a 68.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-30

OF Douglass Jerrold's revived comedy of the
" Housekeeper" is drawing large audiences at the
Newmarket.
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EAST MISSISSIPPI u.s. CALIFoRNIA.-From the
Paulding Clarion, Of the 18th inst, we learn that
a silver mine has been discovered in Newton
county, on land owned by Mr.. Benj Johnson,
which, after analyzation at the mint in New Or
leans, yielded 10 per cent of pure silver.
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Sec Third Page far CRY News, &c.

The SUFFERERS BY THE MILNEBURG FIRE
We are glad to learn that our cInzens are ncelany
responding to the appeal made IN behail OF inc
sufferers by the fire at Miineburg on MONDAY "A
considerable sum has already been coliec'eo' anu
many Of the sufferers have been pienniuly supPhed
with provisions by the Pontchartram kaiiroad CON-
pany, the President OF which has also subscribed
800 from his private purse, to the relief fund.
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or What is the state of the tallow market g.
asked friend of ours who had been specializing
in the article. " 1t has been going up through the
Week-(tuickl'' said the person Intercepted.
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COMING IT BoLD.--The ladies are getting TO
wear large sack overcoats with big sleeves and
standing linen collars. We thought we saw one,
the other day, with pair of what-you ems on,
and high-heeled calfskin boots /; but we are not
certain.-N. Y. Sunday Mercury.