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London rfOrk Excnange-srAl- ANAt 10y m
T.. Pubic Sz-l-.i-s have opened steadily MS nom
IL. Ard cl0i- C01sols Tor 1creg a. 81 A-- oi
sre81rr. Oct L. - ,
-r-s - .-.l. flTTsr-
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SWIFT ZEsLSND.
- Co.. .fa..en

Twenty 81 lls isaisrs Of the late rsvo.. "a ss1en
la- ce-r -itsa - quit TIE YES territory within
ih-ee days u SAD that most u them would pre-
ceec % America Iae most violent -'-sensons cca-
,na-l ~ -.a-.- ..l.-. re -...rre-. sa-s-.
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Owsco. IhuradaTi oct. i-iu IN.
Mo Gen Winfield scott arrived here from the
Fast az 81. TO-DAY cnr0uie for E!nsrA lie returns
Eastward a morrow morning.
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9WIT ~ ELAED.
..-.l-f.. a. ffefHuFA

fLs .sfs G3r-irinsni noe ordered tLs egp. s'l. ID.
H4irsen sire-r gfentsr0 enc = -os.avsAi, c-.sf- 0f
49,. io,grrr~t,on - ,rr ersn1 DDciy ~ Ba5ea They
n-~e he cloce - passing Trough France o. going 20
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al ANn MINrkR HAls E0N cnILpRsN

FALL ANU WINTER HATS fOn CHILDREN
~ The establishment of GrSiN. pa Broadway. sA
brace. every 5raneh ofihe Hat ifsls Who nroiue!g.
bis Successive Improvements IN Genlsuens Style. ls
has forgotten ne Chidror ana h.s Es assortment ..
fsrcy Has Tor The Juveniles vii De found 20 compsss
iumens- variety q he most r-ic-ai sni r,e'srA pet
,erus strcsied ct thu richest sra most fsshionat.
us'eris's ant a. prices unprscelsnay low. MS socs
Of Fan. sni London u.ls farcy dsis insl-lss eli -,
latest and ior,ig styles
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~ HATS Fos EvEsYs5oY, 4S1 sLi IA4r-. SsiTr-
for elderly gentlemen who require comfort
fcr mida.e-aged men who esire durability
For the fs.hionsbls yourg who seeks TIE
For .bc gentleman who studies geoiiiy.
And Tor lae bachelor who wsni. % pc rc,lTinase5
Begin =, tie head gentlemen. SCI put on one q Wa
So@Es Hsa n TOE head Is night yo4 are 81 light
o5c WARNOCNS &C Broadway
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STANFORD. Conn. 1surstsy, Oct al frL
We learn thsf the New i0rS and New Haven
train u car. run CT ne trsck near Nlhamsondse,
but re could Rot learn The particulars Attending the
accident
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m. Jr.,4as Translates toe following letter ado ssssd 10
ne Vie1Da Presse, from Biaie sept
Au11r g>rEsy, With bis wife and Ily-lcls1 pers--
ihrov gh this civ Yesterday, accompanied ~ Lieut. Coz
AGiTOssy. Irs psce Of ns destination i hisgsn'-nh
found several old friends 20 whom ne oYeueo
himself He said ttE, for long time he bsd been oisg1s
viva the chor- called tne refOss ~ Hungarian liberty
Gnd <,as t>ry thug pos.> deliver his ccr-Ty A
unfortunately he'd not been able % accomplish sDy.' :
11il - IA ad fore % kcssutt - sboicaie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

ALGEE IssrITUTE-We, COMMITTEES appoint
81 - s-s1lae n. ger ns.ituts =. tie ,reserf Al
aus. s-Ez-nsi.C1 oeg iesTe = submit lhs follow az
report
Tie .4ssa.E-t,l c-uuE1ed lzsLs "a. 1sys snd
embraced thorough and searching -ese,s u the pro
zress Of the pupils IA the 'epsrtnenfs Of EosI.d
Reading Eioeutcn. Geography Anst1ettc, Hgebra
Ssrursl Philosophy Lain, Greek, french, German
&c. We cannot refrain from expressing cur unou.lt
red appreciation Of the proseency that the pupils ~
hibts1 lE th.iF acquaintance Nth the.e vsrios.
branches, and win gres, oisasuTe unaes.,,lpsy
recommend - parents .nd guardians Of Youth mi,
lasa.ue, - e-ery Ny adapted = secure th. sdvan
iag-s Ct corr-e: and intelsen, sdsc,.ioa n. lnau.
saes exercised i' kind and parental and the personal
-sd .ocal ha5its and moral and religious welfare Of
ths pupils 2rs watched over with he tendere.i sollc
sase, 50 vas Indicated b. their 2o,eress Of manner.
and correctness Of Genera! department The Priae..
pa, Rev { ". An1rsTs sha, beside zsuer. per.
'0os supervision Q; tie school pays special attention
70 tie Ass.CncA and Orstoricsl Department. and
mos; s1eesssfuIy ~ tie yery high Attachments Of hs
pupils ssuadGiy tssssiy-b assissed b. three sxpe.
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bfsied ishosTsphe print Of President Tor ali hs Cab
n~l for sale A. the urprec.lcn low rrice o. E.
per single copy. a. tho Publishers (Rrsd}l Gallery
AMI ~ Broadway, csmero Fuiionst Ahber. discocr.
Id iha rad.
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~ Ne invite Tue attention Of tho pub ~ Re a..
his day under LV,i,s RosSs5s, Esc IN Is-'c-iAE %
houses aui lots 70 Reosman-s.. % sni y Ass-st. 'so
sni s9oi Pearl corner Of Ots-ss art and Oskst ss
persmplory Sse G5'ssaseFrsa. ol ASraorg J SLE-cs-
"a, A4rtonssr eel.
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,Iarkets..sgFF4lo- Cei 4-llP.A-

Tlots and GasIS are held higher under the
influence OF TIE steamer new.
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COMMERCIAL AND FIHASoIAL-

uot inDoss5ls 81 ruytCF- % 80 Isss pas between
The French and Ptpsl G1Ts-urnenis
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~ fa.s5nios that now ready a. ghs one Price s.ors
i2s Cansst unsnrps,sei by say FOR beauty durability
ehespssss ise us.s discrH aesis lued by a P.r,
conformation foiSt-l " KELLOGG
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y Hs'sTos' cLAsE Cos ce.ebrsiea Gtusin. ,ls
ei9ila SC' Liver O ict consumption scroiglous sgsc
Hons Tneunais1, soui 80 &c The season for nanu-
il'isnng Cod Liver Oh hayioz Commenced, p kcs
haze Ne pleasure Of Offering Tie par. srusis Of slr owl
Manufacture, which tey 10 every rsspsei
Sree 81 per bottle sns suitable reduction made wh.1
large Tas1unes s1xer.
eAtFiSs-The wonderful. s4~css. ia. 1ss s.sades l.
use o. pure Coz Liver Or hsying created sxx.or.
o-fY demand for H. rgs essnauss Of spurious IN is5os.
hare Teen ioees i.io market sni psDed % Tor geauns
u he great nurT Of the patients .os - Il. suec-,.
pena' -na'sly upon Ia purity .oo nsck care csono. b.
1sef Ia procuring g genuine
kr;aI9s, CtAkK L Co. Who.essl- ssi Rs,s Chez
"a al Druggists, and manufacturers Of purs heaieirs
Cot Liver Oh 10 Broadway. % Aser aouse and -
bro.dysy ol seoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
MARYLAND Election.

The following is the result of the hlecuon 'or
member Of Congress in the lYth District OF Mary
land. comprising the Gr,t fifteen Of th; twenty
Wards OF the City Of Baltimore
Corrr-ss g. fT-a.t-li g. N.iss.- q.
E.n-s y Hrlsa- l.. tsfar cas- n-'-l ~
63G .,27o. ...-2O s,OoJ......,l0- ioi0
Majority for NeLsne, sJoi 20. Tor Taylor 1917 Do.
Tor Mel sne 5Ji.
The above shows decline Of 40 IN the pop
alsr vote since the Presidential Election. The
average majority Of the Loco Foco ticket On Dele
oates from the whole City Of Bait more, IS 2l3i.
-Bys di,Paich in s0other colamo, it vii be
seen that the wings have carried the Legi'.s-
ture, and probably lost one Consre'smsn The
Delegation in Congress wi. stand as follows
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yEe.se Homburg Erect.


Tie Oovsrrms1l Of Tiesse Homourg sas announced 81.
reioss 10 JOIN he confederation propossd ~ Prussia
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Treseie, Tsrss;ea.dst> Maple.

Letters CT he l3ts snsn1,ou Lat ias Cca.s-eacs A.
Po<aei ssS taken aatsvorssls E1-s, sz9 sAas !, 90
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McCcRgIcE ViEsfsik RIAFEH.--" ss~ tnis
u.csizs 6rst Il TIE s;s;s ~ OF ls4t g ~ss ;nen
n-- and ~ noz ird iis 10 las;tl;s ~ EsrJ n1e
Improved Wkos--r q 5r expects - 5e engages %
sa5srA scale Il ias sro=ag @; s=al gssss Should Be-
su-e % scr--niz- 10 Ter The sae q ~ CT tasse
Rsspers daring TIC p.sr - &C. sinss point 81
cslcs.o cos5rns esr original Judgment Of "a r-rnarE
s5.e merits Fer those WHO cannot Eis.t TIE faf. ~-
wi ,ry 70 give soui> .tss Ct %
he rns-hins q soIus ten ie-t ~iis. --'.1. ~
poaats. r-.ls q Eso tros4 l1~ cast ron E-e--s Or
rollers. q drSxa by Two sorses l5ut three and even
fo-r are osz used 10 drive n 5rsky taro1ss ne b;
asv after s-oth-- IL cuts swain i-es vide. z-1
requires che man . drive ard another o. axe c. lGs
gran ready .or The binders, o. whom keeps four 70
81. susy according the SICKNESS CT TIE .rsn cat
thy fro- es,esn t~say scr>s per day The horses
travel the driver hing A.-er then tie iElth az,
cat fro which the s.sn has been aked b. on- 9; ths
zen On The uschne hs; sry selt --sy b cut tom
before binding the srsl Iasaf revolving vice. WIKI
tcx siHs' Or sGsssn gently BEADS as=R 10 gan &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

u Hon JoHs P. GAisss oil hy. we re- cc to
state. hss bsen appointed Governor II Oregon BY
Gen Taylor md has accepted. he isone OF "a
lures no6lsnsn, s1i was chosen 70 Congress Ia
:. b. u, usjorisy II district usually against a.
TniI year he has been "a cut simply because be
reported t.l last Winter u abolish the Slave.
Trade IL the District Of Colalaois, End F0c-i aot
nae his Leo Foco opponent. g the whole hog icr
slavery Extension. a. al hazards Snd 70 the as;
extremity. Slavery a Josi now il the condition
Of 4 somebody iorstold 10 Scripture as having
srs,, wrath 5scqa,s is saol-e,h kshask or 'Aor.
agsr REV III, la We rsgrs: tbss the Wig
party mas 70 bear the coaseg ssnces Of that FAIRY
,hroagh the defeat Of such men as IA Canes bat
these reverse, will work OFT good u tie end
Meantime We thank Gen Tsy .or aud bis os5ine;
lor their .dzirsbl= sslectio1 u Governor Tor
Oregon
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~ 49,
---,.,..s.A,,s..oa Tss fret ~ss ssesfe1
-, -. ,,oclsusaon Of The reoes "o' =. !, =.
n,t .o4 was condemned 10 b o'n $50. from re
eh.-zaa vfth re.eisz resso1so' .~,.,.sl,. with the
,.',,, .n5 iostss.isz ire pr0P -. rsonrssng n
Y~.1' ..otsnced 70 - ye". - = b.a
reoes' sod W." Vas erecoisd o. sifui 'i'e' y -
iron' TIC ,.,~n ,ba srisssy ones - she'U.s
Sss- 80 --,,,h. hi. ~ year, oic' sec-''o . -
AH''',-..,.ijy OF he Emperor Ws' .,.. !. -.
n''' ~l-~.,tst hard isSof. Lsai'4@-' - - =.
.,,,ssins Reports isi0ncss 70 'h7 80 -.
60 >. .,,,,t. incr.s0srasrt ignar |a'~' = -
az for Supplying De one"' WIZ
o~, ..o,,s, inprisonDe1t -
!" 81 .,s-bsrg former Fret Leot n ne o.'t h7~-
~ -. rsus,-.sr) Asjut.rs Of Koss1ih ana 20. q.
a-.....n Jsksr- wss hung Al Afsd On aug 90 -.
In tie .fs4r si Crseow IN 1871 snd beer
s-..~.d and vas hung for repeating ia 'es'"S'
s.ua. xormsrn, porsioned Aasu'sn Lie.' ''''
:, T.n.svsr for high treason 90 Aug 1''h,
,..,si,y 10 The Y.enns IIosff ne oehefas H'-e''
.1-s',A Isnisy have also been shoi a. Af.d
AS sonrnoa puri.hrnen, for officers is 10 Be PIT
-. ,,,s.. a. Arsd some t5o1ss,d nonoTed officers
,r~ered s At Pes,h Two csvsify oi'ssf' nave been
.sy,sssd todriys bsggsgo-~sgor'
- Count, gsiihvsny KSrsly and IelEssy, win tairy
-uol!SsI prisoners, were IsEsD through ffes
- >, ssp, TO- 90 their way frum Oim0u 70 Pssih
vr,ere ,hslr TIA 4, % be brought 10 elose
In, K5iniseAs Ze,zn9 Of Sept 10. says
"A H1nRarlanf VINO fc1 70 ivfA"J = Nh-f
..tstss The P1chs OF wodain hss proui'ed The Aus
80 Coasasr Agent de.sir ;hs iasaves usl further
80. from Bucharest Cons;gnnno2ie. K0ssutn has
,1yu, hnsen 10 The Pscts passage 30 The e;tsf A.
lssss 70 Chsre. XII. Bot he cunning Turk replied Tat
3. un5erstoo3 no French
The Hungarian Army-t.orEey n Traitor.
IA, TribaH> translates the following from etLer 10
"a toe IlzossiK, Zeli9ng dated at Arsd, Aug. q
Trsrsp9rt. Of prisoners weapons, horace baggage. &c
tr. constantly srisingi hsrdly sno~s what " A.
With a,nn The City Of Old Arsd s~srms ain people a.
mex - the most crowded parts II Vienna Among ine
prso-ess notice tore Honvsd women, well as some
enas tu.ssrs or Hungarian officers here are a. least
400 here ana 10 he vicinity have received many o.
ssgssluy accounts from them u The recent eyerls, which
AZ tempted 70 relate you The spiuor prevails smoag
no of5css OF Gorgey's hat he vss traitor 70 ue
cause 81 Hungary. "He has betrayed and sold 10 he
has tDed by he KIssisns the natter was long 80
.rsnged NJ s1t have fought out s,il longer ~e
Know ihss Il vas .. with cause but CSrgsy
10 sat have ri.ssd smother battle ard saved me honor
.ls Hggs sdan arms" This ibe TAX o. fess 0hcefs
tsDFsey,a TREASON.
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" We have opened our siocs Of New Pail MiLLIn
FRY sod FANCY GOODS. sTOSiER L co
- In SO Bos-ry. opposite yilh o..
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scSEON. Oc. s-tas tars Hen C.-uf.1-L -iti -.
core A. ozrk LzcCr N-<cssls "a Liverpool I'd
aug fE- SO al sl - -, so = So Gee lang
80. N-vrss.- Tor rails.
Sc1rs F0--si Aiclsc- f0r NJ .rE Ersr- fll-s " =
a. .. WsstfrF-su I--nF. Liverpool Enns AZ. NOr
--r- G-r Gerry, A0t.lss yarks J1s-ce soy 5Ai -
PILLS. Sug, Nellor Gousnsurg' A.ass--i Jscsso1Tlls
scks nD. Ecnnctt
PORTLAND. o. 9-CID. slip Iva : CiisS-.. o.r.
c. efsir. dc. brig Mrs.. P3ssc Rico
sASrgOht. s-rs -i-AgSlFtD scrrs h1t5Hk' 1rs
z-.h. Io~s.i, Fh-sri Cosi2s-, MON IT, sry Grace
Nfcrs
sslE3 STD. sshr. Zlis--, AeI.ntri.s Asss,s.sor, )
Tofk. H. 5rss C.---n D-ih-. Aleran-lis Ave
lorS srh-- ] Hcoart - A.vzraao 60
SALEH 81. CLEsErn. Ekrths asris. Slors
EN-8EDFO2D. 11-CLEAkEl. sap Eri-rTrls ia
"a S-s
sAr.ru. stfo Hercules. Fsci-c
PROVIDENCE, 5l-AzE4FE1. SIN A Tomas NA-s-
lcrt. 5eIEen. SkurE
slLro trlg S-T-E si--i, .z--su schrs .ssPsT Nor
fo.4. - Br--r s1- GER. t>-, 4-c- ffu'lc-oc-
~ l-s=-. I'D z.-i--f. Sf1rs.
- The Lord Journal a in error n sis.irg
.hsl Gen RVFrs Krss Of The Maz1uk,s Sessils "a .he
"ais ca iilsi- for Governor Of Wisconsin Cen a
received respsctsss E0ts n The stats CoaTsntico
bat AlxxANDEz L Co-LrSs. OF AAa.son- received iHe
Honinsu5n Tee Je-TEz. Ess probably I'd inio iAe
sErOr ~ .;s.snsH: watch Ons.slly sPpesEsd In he
ksCss-
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WIGS I'D ToVrsrs--We would call ne attention % {
citizens and strangers, requnrg Wigs and roupess to
recenl improvement Of a mosl important character n
y@u.i ~ T. PHALoS, ~ Broadway, corner u Dsy-s,
unler NE Franklin House. They 20 hi. Hair
Csnng Rooms. whore may BE- o. largest snd bs..
assortment In he city 81. In
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D. Nrg -sasT0i. Y 4 ~ f''
I Montgomery CO. RlcHDJ BO~r } O ChkFMA,.
n Al-e.By Co " 7 Hamll0ll POI. DikgShonAs
M 5Wds BatCity tcEdw Hammond. T W..NesLasoo
~ IL Wds 40 90 kobL " hcLals, ko0ts HcLzIe
Cecil, ALGA kFA-st ALtA EF.N--
VI Talbot e } BONN kEEs, J. " CRiif.tLo
N'hfss s-kLL
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~" -ig IT DON'T ID YOU ANY GOOD.
- Won't you any hurt How often his expression 10
used IN compsenl 70 qaaek medicine By courteous
hogghlsssnsss, chs'lsnIy 10 general and yss il Il
miserable excuse for foggery. might bottle
quart of wafer and eel cersr curs Tor he con
sumption and use this sseianss plausible cant coss
10 lis viilalny with some g0- Of yir.e Thu same sag
Ing iss esasaleaf religion, marketable asetos for
incompetent Now.
MRS. JERslss COLD CANDY
n-si 40 such ss>1ng puf il~i do hurt butn sA j.,
good thss r,or,i daily hourly sni It Is the UsVER-
SALLY ADMITTED GOOD REMEDY Tor all lbrosi ana
lung complaints prsnonltory 10 tLs consumption
Tho USlgERsALLY-A GOOD REMEDY
fos AL THROAT And Ltss coAstlISFs FssaoslrosY f.
TIP CONSUMPTION.
Sold ~nolssss and rstii ~ Hrs W JERyIs rs eroaa
way. ore door above srznknn-t
Agents-Rnshion, C.ark CO ~ Bsoss~sJi Is7.ss
House and 10 As;of housei Mrs Hayes IT'S Fulton a.
Brooklyn, and ~ arussiss generally.
Zach paessseis invariably sign-s Mn, JSsus
b. sure 70 sss fcr Hrs JEsyis's Cod Candy
raiup Ia packages Ola =, (. .sd 81 esel
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lNDsa CLoIsivo-Goon. sgEstcf sis 49, shElf
Purchaser. may be suited NJ with sylc, qusD5
and OF CIDER 5aius emf Drsger. they desire AMI
the lowest prices o. ssNssY's Fgrnishery. nc Niisr
door shove Fulton. opposite tho oil No'ih Dgrs
Church. Also variety ofmens furnishing sooSs
~ The Rca~lies Diamond. pointed Cod Pens Dais
exclusively by S4t.ss. - Fulon..t are wsrrsDira
10 wear fse years J. ;. rs. also extensive sssor
ehi ol dne gold and silver Watches OF an tho most css.
brslei makers Watches sri gold Pens rspsrst.
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" I'D UIoyes, }. % LIlrn Hds- lNi % 2 snf Coz
lars, Caps snd Cun., from 2s, A.
J. a 4. FARRELL = co
Ga I'm 81 Brosi~sy, nsar Pfnresl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05

from ships Josiah Bradee, Jeu
- sore Sedan st. Andrew, Kentucky, Genoa, Milan
Hero, Emily and II. burlington:
Cranberies-eO packages Curtis & Co.."
Codfsh-250 boxes
Engmh Dairy Cheese-b0 bOXesi
BrOOms-R00 dozen
Loaf SugaT-50 half boxes e Woolseys;"
Fire Craokers-500 boxes No
Goshen Butter-31 fTkins
MaddeT-6 casks consigned
Quinine-lOO0 ounces. c6nsigned
Epson SALTS barrels, eOnsigned
IiduOnce Root bale consigned
Orange Peel-l bale consigned
SupeT Carbonate SOds--5 barrels consigned
Nutmegs-1 barrel consigned
Mace-l barrel consigned;
SquilH-l bale. consigned;
Rock Candy-30 boxes
Red CuTrant Jelly-20 cases.
For sale BY the package by
on E, ], HART & CO., 70 TohOupitOuss st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.


TruSteesi
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 8. Allison,
Peter COnrey, j., MRunse White, VIM. z. LeVench,
Robert ]. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Strawbhdge, Henry 3, Buckner.
PETER CONRRY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
JosephW. Stanton, John stToud, SEN, NJ M. Cohen,
John L Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w Earrar,
John L. Satiarans, Wauiok Martin, John d. Bein,
a. ID, CroSsman, Marx Walton VIM. Q, TOmpkinS,
Cornelius Fellowes, Joseph Lalande, John B. Leee.
Edw. JenneT Coke.
~ This Company prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes at the Table Of Rates estab
ssd by ne Board which are less than the rates charged by
the New or and London Offices and without their Testc
tons 10 residence in the South BY the charter dvidends
OF profits declared annually and the profits draw iueres
ana can Re made available at to the extent of tive
ums in full.
John HAeAE, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FABRAR, Vice President
a ). WEpDERBURN, NJ. ID. Medical Board of
THOMAS BUNT, M, D. : Consultation
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. T. L, GOOLD Attorney
hicHARD BEN, ~ d., No. al Magazne street. Medical
WINES 10 p NJ, at his residence He will examine white
aPPGanH az me Oh9e OF the Company daily, from 1919 to
ylIpoA r N, ne VIII not examine at his dwelling
Mfnou permit which can be had application at the
olloe Oh the company. II. G, HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits issued to Life Insurance member
y new OK and London rates Prospectus table Of rates,
ana az information as to Life Insurance and all papers
10 eHect Insurance can be had at the ofoe OF the
In oderto accommodate all classes of our citizens young
men ana mechanics having families dependent them,
9 premium amounts to over $50 per annum to pay one.
nat IN cash and half in satisfactory endorse note at IL
months, bearing interest at per cent per Bnnum
N IS The business Of this Company a confined TO IFR
INSURANCE ONLY. By resolution OF the Board, Fire
River OF Marine Riiks are taken.
u OfOs houn IAN tObP.N. is27tial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05

TTHE subscriber would respectfully call attention Of
all those bound to the Gold Region TO his large stock
Of useful and necessary articles, such every variety Of
Wall and other TENTS with Portable Tent Poles Can
ing about two pounds Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS,
&o AL Of which he often at fair prices, and in quant
~. Those wishing their articles prOOied be
oommodatsd and to al oustOnen who prefer to do their
own water pTOong, the subscriber will give the receipt
and guarantee the effect equal 10 any other process Fall
ana Purchase ROPES of every description spced and fur
named FLAGS of every description made 70 OUeT and
neag repaired Every description of Wood and Iron Frame
AnNlNGs, TARPAULINS, &c, made and warranted
proof against rot OF mdeW, d, CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine stI., entrance Canal.
tended 70. wa - nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05
nAILY OREsCENT.

ST.. PAUL, MINNEsoTA.--A late number Of the
Pioneer, gives the following interesting description
Of St. Paul and its vicinity;
From The lower landing Of st. Paul we rise
Ipon a beach some 70 feet above the river, ana
come upon the site Of the lower town, which
with the extension up the river as ar as the upper
landing, a distance Of three-fourths OF a mile,
where is a most vigorous young town OF later
srowth-cOmpletes st. Paul, the present capital of
Minnesota. Retiring from the lower town, about
half mile northerly, across plain which appears
10 have once been the basin Of lake, for it IS
nearly walled il BY luffnearly 200 feet high and
some 800 feet above the Mississippi, This ascent
is wooded and SO is the region beyond, for perhaps
20 miles From this point we overlook st. Paul I;
extending the vision down the river some 20 miles,
taking within the compass Of the eye a wide
stretch Of the Sioux lands and the blush hills far
away up the st. Peters, in the west,
-" To the north, though the grounds descend from
the bluff, for some three miles, there are but few
objects Of distinct outline. After viewing small
lake, lying about mile to the northwest, as set
ting to a border Of oak openings, we proceed
through constantly alternating succession of oak
covered knobs, maTshy dells, and around the mar
gins Of small lamaraek swamps. These sWamps
though dismal for their size, are the most curiOu
objects to the eye Of the stranger which this region
presents. The trees grow so thick that they chokl
each other out of the chance for subsistence, o
else they die natural death after certain age, 81
that they resemble scene Of shipping in a sea-poT
NAust hAAAAHkiYs IL IL easy WLbu III 4 ui6dAu
mood Of mind, to fancy these bare poles as tn
masts Of some deluvian squadrons, which had los
their reckoning, and finally getting discouraged
moored in the mud.
g There are no guide boards on this road, ant
the angler or sportsman-who can't pdrtez Fran
cais with the French residents, whose cabins mes
tie in some of the sly retreats along the path
may thank the stars if he does not get lost owe
night
" The region is spotted all over at distances {
thres miles, with bright and cool little lakes
that abound in fish, among which is the real Whit
Mountain trout
4" Having had personal observation no furthe
out in this direction than some four miles, we mus
take tack in our description, merely adding tina
there is settlement, two miles beyond our dis
coveries, called Little Canada, composed Of French
that, sixteen miles from st. Paul, is a lake famou
for fish, and somewhere else in that vicinity th
extensive cranberry meadows, temporarily occu
pied by the Sioux Indians, who have already sen
into St. Paul 1000 bushels of cranberries thi
season.
(" The scene over the bluff in the rear of the up
per town of ST. Paul is the delightful prairi
which extends off about six miles toward 81
Anthony Falls"