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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
Ann MOMENTS


An NOI MOMENTS
ron ATTORNEY GHsERAL.
We atr authorized 90 announce ALEXANDER n
~ Ans Esq.. OF IAN Augustine ~ ~ ndidai- mi
N''oncy rencral Of the stats At the ensuing Ausn.
election.
ron STATE COMPTROLLER.
We are authorized 90 announce JAMES y Sff wv
as eapddaie i1r reelection 10 the office of STATE
7 COMPTROLLER al lhr August election
rog DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We authorized 10 announce Col WV II
BRlsTON asa Candidate for tlr office 81 UiSrRtC 4
{ ATTORNEY oi the Sitsh judicial District
We are aufh1tl.d 20 Announce y " FIELD
~ az canldnio for recollection io the ofliee o'
/ pt~rHlCr ATTORNEY Of the sixth Judicial lbs.
trir,
We arr Authorized To announce JAMES \ SNIP.
sos ~ Candidate lur ihe uitrr oi blSiRit 4
3 NTfukNLi 81 Dc ~Nth Jriiesl Distinct
JAMES K ARMSTRONG. .. candidate f1r
/ le oihcr oi Distinct Attorney at the SIKH Iudiral
District
Ncara authorized To aanoruc~ ED CLARK. a. a
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of the 9Th
laicn District
roR sHrEVr.
We authorized fp announce WILLIAM cox
ns candidate lr fhe Office # SHERIFF OF llar-
nsuu toYHti go t'r hrti august ri,, o.
W af fn.h1rt"d ia announce loi,' 7 WON.
N'h re- % candidate fer the uihrr of uEKlFt ID
ii9rrs'u ''niif. 900 ihe u"N tugg-i cis,iipn
W ng nnihori2e,l to aunouucr Rit II NN' VI.
NAl.kIN a.a tanlldaie nr iiir office OF ~llEitilt
"i llarn.uu ,iinit 90 tle ust August rieetinu
W ur' aHfAnutd D" uunauur, WILLIAM \
l'Illi~. 800 slHiria'e iHr t1s onirs If ~lilltlft
w Harrison rpuuy, 80 ihe nest tueusi election.
We arc Hn hurly.d o. nuunugr- X FERRY ,
as O. candidate of tac clio oi SHERIFF al Harrison
county. ai il' eu.u.s Ausuc .eeuon.
W. prc ouipn1.d ta announce & G. TAIN
fliRo ranadtie mf tta oidea u NllLltlif
NJ li1ri-'n nati'i' poo ihe ne,' AHeu-t election
ttsrft,trv run rttfrr IrsTftf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

FIGURE WITH PsRtLLEL.--Reccnt.
y at Rome, young prince, Mu.iguaua, was
riding ~ carriage with hi, sister through
the tor>o, when a magnificent bDauet OF
canelas was thrown into the carriage. The
prince picked II mp and was about TO present
II to his sister when a grenade which was
artlully concealed within il exploded, and
did considerable injury to the prince and his
sister.
The above incident affords a Just and beau.
lllul parallel to n game that Is now being
/ played by the enemies OF the South against
her ln'rests. Pretty speeches are made to
appcase tnc South aud bush it, voice, clothed
in eloqprncc and dressed in the flowers of
rhetoric and fancy, and they conceal gren.
AIDES. which toe late may be- found to cx.
plodc and ruin her IIigh-wrought rhap.
sodic~, dwelling in dulcct strains upon the
value Of the Mon, are delivered rs the
essence OF speeches from thc oily lips Of
them who are doing all they eau To- hide the
grsH0de.' PRAYER. from lips that proiano
the ordinance, are offered upin bchal. of this
administration, and recalling the memory
of AL former ones. that the agitation may
be- settled pcaceahlv, but with mental
reservation that they who offer them 'cne.
mic, 10 the Southj maY cam} thcf point
under the ca,col an olive branch the gren.
AIDE /. beneath, aud if We take up the buuca.
hallowed by PRAYER o- rather drsccmted bs
PRAYER and dl-honorcd with iuyocoIious to a
peace that has no u-ticc ou lis side. it VIII
burst and 3 ouud. worse than those OF re-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
Spring and simmer G0ods.!.
FRESH SIPPLY!!!
J. ". BARRETT d co


lbESrECrFiLLf invite p.ahe attention to
~ their Spring and summer stock, jus, re-
eriscd at their stand, Ut the Nesf end II he
public Square, Marshall. They would say To
their customers, and the public generally, that
their goods were bought Ia New Orleans. from
regular importing houses and they iiaifer them
selves they viii be- able TO g,Yr general satis-
faction Their stock consists m part ~ fol-
lows, VIZ
Lowell brown 'and bleechcd domestic Of
every variety brown aud h.eachcd drilling
cuuonadc oi English French, and American
manufacture, denims. camiet Jcaus cainiet
cloth ;irknr; cotton stripes apon check .
grass cloths, dmlry, De. Sc; damask eur.
'aus. embroidered do: linen coating: bud
drc-s linen; state do do. IRISH linen: brown.
black, and wldie holland table linen; do cloths
do diaper, napkins, Sc, DC printed muslin~
black do SWISS and null muslin- checked.
paid, and striped Swiss embroidered do, in
patterns French lackoueis Of eycrv variety /:
mngham~ of every VARIETY chambry do solid
rolors chambry linen, PLAN aud solid colors /.
clangeahe do, do, &c, Sclqcis; alpacas. black
blue, and brown embroidered muslin capes
,ci,s Iar.oi. ,.lk and pocket hdk!-. and
black and -iiA craNNs, linen aud hwu, &e.
long mite, Bad and silk Closes lace. cdgiug,
inserting ~c.' hosiery Of every variety
30 VETS
-, Fancy SIR bonncts. with and without
4 - plumcs open Worked do. lace do
French Iacc o.. Aiohair do Mi-s Jenny Lind
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons French flowers,
vrc8ih., &c.
4 BOOTS AND SHOES
II OF cyep ,aroiy three dozen Daacipe
Pumps.
n 4 rs
hrab lea'er hints; mole-lln and silk do,
bneua Vista and Champcachy do.
SADDLERY
- ladies and ecntlenan'- saddles; lri-
~e dies, marungalcs, sirh,, surcinrIes,
birdie ti.iaIs, Sc.
HARDWARE
4 Ave- hatchct-. hammer. drawing chains,
- chistl 'w-, drawing. knives, hinges, but
screws powder. Toad. shot euicry mails, Sc.
CooelssH ClHg md Gasy VAR. Tin end
Mod Eurf
READY WADE CLOTHING.
Cloth. marine, ana linen chambry coats: ca.sa-
mere, alpaca, huen, and rankin pants fancy.
,ilk, plaza apd plaid satin vests linen bosom
shirts, muslin do do
They deem d unnecessary 10 go further into
detail Bcsdc- the above there j, nearly eve.
ny article usually found 10 country stores al
ot which viii be ,old on 'sfm, tia, viii rccom-
mend them 10 purchasers. GIVE them o call
and examine ior Yourselves,
Marshall April Is, 1850 lGf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
STEAM MILL.

'lNlE uGog igned, with pleasure, announces
l 10 has trends and the public, generally, that
De Steam MIL situated one mile and fourth
frpm Marshall, il in successful operation. liz il
prepared So accommodate bills Of lumber Of
aus DESCRIPTION, at snort notice, on his usual
terms His Grig Nh ha. recently been I'M
pto,ed in It's machinery, aud department, has
hera added for the manufacture Of -four, snr-
piled with good boiling apparatus. liz has
been induced 10 add this Improvement 10 his
establishment, by the repeated wishes Of hs
patrons. and the evident wan; OF such facilities
10 the country. |, is to be hoped that there
win BE- uo longer any impeachment 10 the cub
,ure Of wheat by farmers in this vicinity, on
account Of want Of the necessary co',vc-
nienee for It's manufacture.
Grateful for past fsyprs he hopes that his
patronage will be commensurate with the cx-
pouee ot his improvements, and iistser- himself
,ha, tho public viii find ready accommodation
q, his establishment.
A. d. BURRESS,
June !. 1919. ~ t'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

The Faculties. for intellectual abilities. moral
worth, aud professional requirements, viii CON-
pare ftutb,y with the most distinguished in
our country The medical faculty constitutes
ava auomaIy In tbs or any other country all
of them are able lecturers and the hes, of
teachers.
Tho.c who win contemplate our gcogrnphi.
cai position and the extent of our population.
can have Hp doubt as 10 the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the hind A. to
health, including all seasons OF the year, We
DENY lhat ANY OTHER crY HAS aoRL.
A common error exists IN the minds Of many
students rela't" 10 The place Of studying ned
icne those who intend praeiiene among the
diseases Of the " est and South should GER
iaiu,y educate themselves at school whose
facmtl are practically acquainted with those
Diseases
That iha public may hp satisfied Of the per-
maptncy Of lhi. school We feel i, our duty to
.'atc lhd, thc Trustees aud Faculty form usIr
in action, which augurs well for Is future sue
cess nnd that the peculiar internal organ.
isation winch connects them, cannot be inter.
fuped.
f. " VI KING. Esq.
Prsisw i DE Memphis hshfuie.
MARCH, =, 1880 80 Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23


range expressions for rhig pint.
TRorplE Ar Suspension Of
Alorb by Ncw EBgimd Manufacturers
,sif, of GgiiG'Rg me- SIlrcry Question.
a. learn with profound regret that thc
,cat cotton manufacturing concerns iu New
midland are beginning to sudcr, and tire,
N tine larrcs, cotton mill. at Lowell ~,
.rharaing the operatives and intend Ia
t,p making cloth the LaVrcucc the IRE.
mont. and the Suffolk The probability i,
ai this state Of things viii cortiune until
Yearly one half of the cotton manufactures
,s,c closed doors in New England. On
hc contrary, things present different a..
Irci at the south.
/ What has caused the present high prices
ot the raN material They aye man, aud
Various. One t.. there is a yer, large dcii.
irnry in the cotton crop for this year as
rompared with last.
H. isi-and 1919 ts crop vas .. 25@eoo boles
Il h., ,eaf. 1872. aDd 1850 estimated 10000
Il Difference ...... ............ $4,000 bales
The enuso OF this deficiency is. first, the
: frost in April, ISIS. which shortened the
j. .rop. In many sections, fall one-lhitd M.
4othor cause j., hundreds Of planters ia the
lkouth found thai the prices oI former years.
knottiue them onl, five and six cents for their
erop hi not pay them Tor thoir labor aud
~, haze turned their attention 10 other
<nurce>, raising other agricultural products,
Filming out their slave labor Ia r,ilroad con.
structor- ar sendiu0 thpu IA more -nufhrrn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
PLOIGu NiAtricT0R,.

I 7 = ~ NJ XII
- TIE mn.r'er- having GREET
,~ssse ------~ ed To tbr town ~ Marshall .
.-s,~-=.s-ssNc..aa. 'ouHders tor thr casting oil
rlousa. exclusively. h.F lease 20 solicit the
fa.rousee of tbrr friends. and resident, of
rcss. and NiH Thankfully receive their ordcrs
for tAc amc
Connar Nlth ih.- establishment there i a
blacksmith shop q wagon, csrfiagy. a. vgll
"a. q tiu mauuiaetup the ptpprrior 1T which
w,l ALSO be- grateful iof iibefal share of pub
lie patronage. ...
COLEMAN & ALLEN
L.L-.-.t.- lN.L lALla---l- N L.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
yil, DEPARTMENT.

Hon t. ~ NJ King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Law
John Dglafed, Esq, Professor of Commercial
jurisprudence
Tsrms-s5o per session.
Al communications pertaining to this depart.
mcnt must be addressed to
T. " VI. KING, Esq.
MGurus. Tcrl., March, 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

The Union of the OH last. announces
that the Hon. j r. !. Daniel, of north
Carolina, has been called home suddenly
from his seat in the House OF Representa-
tives by the illness Of a member of hs
family
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

Barnum has engaged, with her wh"''
suite maid. servant musician, pages, ana
all. and is exhibiting in the Chinese Muse
un. Miss pwan.N ekoo The LADY belongs
to that higher class in China, who oanuot
hc looked ON there By European eyes. she
i. said to be- "disiinguc' in her manner
really handsome. only seventeen. vyaeious
and agreeable. and has the iiuies' feet I'M
so,7ahlr. only two and half inches bong
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

fRorlrs OF rnn PActrtc >thtnrBs.-
correspondent OF the New York HRa, say 5,
that the steamships running between Pana.
ma and San Francisco, carry on an average
100 cabin passengers each way, 1T s3G0
each. and 100 Storage passengers nj $3.50
each. thus realizing sl60O0O The cx-
prnscs do not exceed .55. 700 so tha, the
profits of the voyage, in passengers alone.
are 100000. Md Ia this the freight, say
$4,000, and the total profit amounts to
sll1 300
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23

We arr authorized 60 announce NLEN AMBER n
~ Ans tsq.. Of ~an Augustine ~ II Svndidai- FOR
Nltoncy General Of the siale at the ensuing August
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-23
ulY9sl.,.. u,i.EKslTY.

Prs.iew i de Memphis Institute.
Narcl, =, 1890 80 Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

IEK5Sl OF FTHE- -CREsEEN1. = 2
per week. psylis ssrrers, veekiysr
s.s oagrs PEI yes ~! q.trsefiT g tsg
receipt erceedng -
y EMEEklY CRESCENT viii he furnished % snge srbsrs
- 81 Ires DD per yess
= sss sains Pea9s.se, Iiao Doarssaz cepts o
ars ard eiafR who gers and ssud oserss pa,
ioE vii receive copy "a for sir
= Persans Fas IN al IN sS.a he. Shsle pAperH-gr
Parkafesin StzYpers, be had puhica5o,
1No 10 81. chsries street f.5-. s. =. ;
fnof eeediug tEesse lees type,
ltef nc hr'a Insertion, ard 50 ceu ios pent
th9se q gIas.er easiq o p0po,s lo,isss ON the
PsSlishsa ssssg ssoi vessset aepdiy
Z .lsestt LaAae % hoae who alys.e hv die yesI .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12
H0TELS,. !. AU.RANT6.

.BANKs AKt:a bis, 6Iagssiiie sIFsae
liE sapscTl6sH layias sfecsy rslsrnsaqI aHdf vi
essRoas . ha ssSlsl a I. sei si
,sdii SssiLs ti ilnsl9yl @ 9qrs sgias ae pleasing 40
aesf 81 i5s I bs tsi sS,r.s31i S Il y s @ 6s
the liberal es6nded q tbs "a aass ssssso aud
81 % S9N TGFfS & n p;ss S ,oSes,.
m.i2l ftlER 57iEIs Il - Sstss = 81. cS@ies
aHa CarSllasi.t, 0ae loos' 4I6R corner u GagonqQ
M ss, na5 5fs9S .ss s sy.9Ss9 Pio.@s q he he
iboye eglbe locTiph oecupied BY bef during lie 4.s.
GSss e6 1 avs & IRE Il a' Ss9 12s5S BsoS Ss
SegSn Il Nh ss W lae gss ~ s AZ ~ s II
giys ehure s7i9sa On 10 m yho may favor her with teiI
ERsTa 20 ems w '9n'pS' q % 70 az 40 vfS fyaS Me" W.
-, atAtnsDA itBCsEg sIopigGmcry, Aias% 2
as si5f e S &c &c s5ss5e e95e5aiSot s @
ss s seg Z s s3 SSa4Si so e g lasss ra, @
MEAls AZ Az Hours; 10 sri ise arrival s e1aroe u
thsts9,d q eaf::id esesrs 4 i9e ienrbore Q y igt5
tfe,sily 2 serdaaee - 5a1yeS al if3hte
eaa e e . 9 ts = s,s 5sf & ,bs @ IA r. 3 ~, s
fs5Ags1 NJ, 9ss gtl2st
9,f Ji,e'a. ai S',l ,etRafesi to render 's
I. flN3 q De O. .. KsgRrqat atssts
I. L 1tstsD..ar CiI1 5IOFEi,.t =
CGT2,.R e COESTO.VHo USE mp FR Rggf1g .; rs,
m ~ be- ofeAel, isr the eos aish OF ~ Hl'D y -
~ tl'sS esil&T lG90 81 $ sr. aii Mes s5-f !, gs
= ~ eatu. tfIGEile best the nlnLls ~ q. o. .s.
= ING atgre tstahlafu Ays bsgn ioii W lf lgsietOr
eSp ttof ulea9oep loda a60r Of cy apdtbu+qgt Goar
el. Is One 81 t9 most healthy aal arr sfisUH7 ia the
en- I'd no Pss spared 10 rsFdet sse who mas
-sF71 Faijilnl aud allsntise seggarfy. - -
&c ~ ~ LII w AlES = ,Ss &c., W.
AN fsylltszy' 0YaTEE3 sA ROOM, \ NSI,RtssFVI :
sRfNT. No. al SIs tfiy I@LkSg' s7JtEgfT
RI 7iE Subscriber begeaTe 10 nCfa Tn numerous friends
sgd " pghiet tlss De has Herolgn,y refz 81 TeTA-
1s'ted aud sirt i4 ctabl.sleut ahd willA & Cd
opsuiJ feFti,a Accommodation Monday. ~ ~ ~
Septa3. Having made exteusiye aitefaronsapd gtsZ
- imtlypyejneHs in tie Cooking De6aiI ue. az
ts, ipaips smucillgleater facilities thas ioissry re
truss 70 le able to seFse is paE with egerY
y tgpg IN line Ia style ueelualletby sug-es~
tauiantl VI Ile city. Heilas made aEsNgeI o6 "a m
acohstautsupply ofDYsf GIlS ii0n1 te eesc-
esi Beds Of tie Guif and the Lakes ard histeal
viii alwa ysbe suBliPd with the basI S'FE All $
,aps,.E CHOPS, Fish, GAME etes F5ge1 5ef17Fil
S~sf Ssevsfg delcacy 70 be proc ed h Ire eSJr-
- e 4 thlsyykgt5 TIE BA e WI ssri5el
le very bets 9apds, Carefully 5ecHd. His6Vo5s oI
waters VII be sec9nd TO none in hscty. apt Aeyit b
bnnp alive sat 1got see thst his aolssSei. aU bt
f9 eois leree4es- N s'gs hew use eyes sseqioh 10
itasrf "a hcSst y 0t lie liberal sIth bat af
~ Tveds = =. 'elsYI5 Uiul lasNiE5 GAfs5ElA. :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

CiReUMsRA NTFAL EvIDENcx--ln plea for the
suspension Of public opinion in the case Of men
charged with crime as in the case Of Dn Websser,
cf Boston, .until the result Of legal investigation
has been attained, the Journal Of Commerce re-
ease ofsthe Boufnss, in Yerinont has not escaped
the reenliectiompf our elder readers, They were
tried and eoudemned % death ior the murder e
Russsi Colvin, The sentence Of one Of chem was
Fcouaputsd 10 Imprisonment tor life, and he was al.
ready IN State prison at labor. The other awaited
execution fhe.renlains Of The murdered man had.
as was supposed, been destroyed bat aails and
b3nesy and buttons from his clothes were found and
Identified few days before that named Tor the
execution Of the condemned man, Russell Colvin
entered town, alive and well.s, ;,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

ANoTHER Ours PIoN.--Whieh can q smell the
rate the quiekest-the man who k1latcS the most,
or the man who has. themost aosse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12
HANDyyA BE ANp IReN sTohEs.

.. Hps-ss9 aud 81 CAMP aSdREElT. e.
R!ssGlsY s das SgS 5 eeS sss;s fgss sss 81 ipsSs e &
ifs enJs iSn or lei df Hee 9jass j eP9k fg f5s
e, SgaltF1asl y sesof leFggg{'s a8i -.
yoIs. % ~ arrivals rom Egfopeap a29 N9rthsg9 pGg.
e dsyeS f2a45 3s e fsssgs es 5si si es g g %
tfeatygii9p ofpqfela thr barge and Wel assorted
EggassaS3sar lsQa, Topnd 5aauig and at-5eS TOMS
hfS' paule pS1Dsl!s ls,r !s =" -. liz IiS9 tons: TONS
- !. Boiler Plqte-a6l tots;
=: rsanosase BSi9, Bss99 Ig Rlgls8 pss Ss. hat S'
-. ~ Plough, :, .T24 tsts; e, =
s;wsie. -so!s,E15 -Hsosss1lq 9oaa ,geni' s,'.t
1, sraziqf., Red n 5l Ana 8s iees rorals0e
RSH4 5oS from Z Z 10 10 w 5 aS'llS BBnSies Bands
Gut sNailseeiebIate Weymoptb and other good brands
TresSkspikes--30O keys: ss.'s - 2
F FT2sf siESslf S Sssf SsIdS9 gSSssS 5gs RasP ozss
BsS5 B,SH m @ne SpelteT e1l5 goo lhs g.
sns GgRi g asd y L tss9 e sssso5 &c., &c. O'
aXes-genui1e Collins UNITS, etc--a50 boxes;
aef os 2tRss eata6c oseR SeS9
- Asr Afs spa byte sSaa S 5a.
= Patent Bqanees and Platform scales; = ~ ..g'
6s frsss Gos ds,'sF e. aPG Pc c6s 5sSteffEli efad
Chain Gables and Apehqiss Ss,E ,,
American egt EgEl.sh iscks; stdinspO6r Burpiture;
MISdo wv Fnss 5F eSetS der ~ sS o ~
and patton; ercs Cut Pt an( ayfss PeSS5s
of Kiag's Hall's. and other good bauts; 5 '7' :
Hollow Ware auatsastings-1j -1j0tons; >'--s-- -
Tafrel and Mahila ROpe-sl sizes; ~ - =
Oakdn, Marine. Houseine, etc. '.-. =
.. Sperm, Linseet. laTd and Aflise 0is;- n,
AtaHtio PuTeAV hite Lead; '.a -
Brooklyn, Nos. and2, i.ead;t - 1TF
!. Black aud yellow Paints; Vertligfis: - Z 20
- Paris and Chrome Green,
| French Pots from 10 81 Pins:
$50 Mil and Grind Stohess, A =
Sheet Bar and Pig Lsal; Lead Pipe etc, etc. s ,
kS They afe also te only Agents in New Orleans oI
IIIJ9aHS, vaqept'& %, j. celebrated + I'M Ess EE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

T. The whole accumulation ol goIir in the
world is said 10 be, in amount $1,000 100000!
ifhe consumption andSabstfaoton OF it every yaar
amounts to abqir so 00e, 600 and tbe amount du
up aad thrownilto use about the same, Thus he !
dllppisin is well, preserved, and society kept
ftolpatl ruin whiehswouId necessarily follow Toe
copioys supply of the precious netids.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

. ENsLfsH FAxATfoN.=AR Montgomery Martin
states, thafof e50, ,0OOpeo of.iAses. two 4iIlioAs
ard a half Of rich people pay q CD0 asiget
.lnlilions efthe middle classes pay EOS 00a .
and fourteen millions Of the ,wesking' glasses pay
ELS, ,d36, 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-12

!. ~ AKessrs. Howapd and AsPinwalb Of New
feSRs have purchased the steamer Philadelphia for
Sl90. .0oo She is Of fieO tons burthen, and Is To-
be placed in their line between New York and Cha
press -
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!, Ss.TT3. RENT.

"a =
'FNQ REsyF--A gQRNlsHED PABI4OR AND, Deb
= RUM, WITH AtrfHgs, " dgsreff. peasaatly No.
casand c9lryenen "a g1pess TeIhs 50 per mQtlE 1f
tiA"!e3 ~ 1atlps once =. fy4 '-A-sA
: ENg "A conye ehon fund c5ui0rabe FRONT a.
B OEklCE, on the fast floor. Arny 10 fFa
iJalo J. PICK ,iSs /, 90 CoWinerce. it,, LA
IA FURNISHED R0OtTs no RENT, at 5DI;s
PHiI.jPP4 S1REE1, gtttceog oDmm0a and fg It'll
srd9ter s1c4ss @s-f a25 G-a
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.FAE PeeFi.E's Rn.L POSTED. 4 !

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pies ,BIlA. tPOSftNIfy Thalkiuk 10 those who get
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gave NE would wish 70 aorn them and all ths wohd in
genea tat am ready al all hours post their hl erd
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.nZ- Thomas Moore, the pei, continues to en-
joy excellent health.
no The revenues Of the city Of Paris, are de- 4
rived in part from The following taxes nom ezese,
fl2,0Oe; from tax on capital, theatres. and raNn-
brokers 240,00G, from duties on legaeisz 006.
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BE A letlss4rOur ashin gton % the New York
Herald states, on what is deemed good .auth6tity,
shat M. de Bpdsco has been actually n s4ied from
bspOst as Minister at Washington by the Eppe-
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: TIE LOUISIANA STATE BANk, We publish
to-day. the annual statement of.this- Institution,
compared with, that efllle preceding year. O1f
readers win be ,SckNwish the change II the con-
'diton Of the institution made the new administas
ton. The discount line basinsrfsssd from IS OBS
$50 50 up TO S3,425s19j S9,. Of. Which lattef, up
wards of So, 100000 has only s9 average Of IS
days to rua, The Excbs Jge + le has iheteased
Sl9f ;Sj2 6l-the ci,coF,.Oa rom s - SAB has
increased 70 So 0lsJ55--tbedepSsts IS Tom 81 266i-
266 ii 20 ~ ,90t 6sFNgl~5 ;sesfceie isoar t2s
91S "a to- 81 ,ell,li9 50, besides an iu1eass 10
local bsa X potes; which isslle s5Die as spsce, of
S203, $50 The specie. local bank notesf and dos
ines(lc eSsbange,-it WI be sesh, is nearly dollar
for do ar for ,lie eats notes IN crcrat on. The
whole ssatement shows that TIC ,Bad IS in piost
healthy andsOT3 3lcons tks4iii q yestf :de5: