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SECRETARY CRAwFoRD--It will be seen in
the Geographic dispatches published to-day, that
Secretary Crawford, who has received near $780,
600, paid by the United States Treasury, on the
Galphin claim, has prepared letter to be sent to
Congress, proposing to make deposit of the sum
received until the question of legality can be de-
cided by the Supreme Court. This proposition, it
strikes US, is eminently judicious The House of
Representatives is not proper or fit tribunal
Tor the decision Of the question involved in the
case-for, in the first place, can do nothing more
than pass resolutions Of eensure or approval, and,
in the second party feelings are too apt to exercise
an under influence upon the minds of members This,
we think, has been fully illustrated by the charac-
ter of the proceedings in the House in the very
case in question The proposition is judicous, be-
sides, on account of the reputation of Gov Craw-
ford. A decision Of the Supreme Court, coincid.
ing with the advice of the Attorney General on
which the claim was paid by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, will not only settle the question as to the
legality Of paying interest on claims against Gov
eminent, but will, at the same time place Gov.
Crawford in the right position before the country
Gov. Walker has appointed John Armstrnnor Eso
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" me- anu may De dl-
ministered with perfect
pIOpIIely to both sexes,
of all ages and constitu-
tons. We have numer.
Gus letters and certificates
showing. so far as the ties.
tlmony Of others can 20.
lis sure, sale and uniform
successful operation.
The following extract,
are fair specimens:
DR.. g. Goodman, of
Linden, Ala, writes =
March 81, 1866" [ ad.
minisiered it last Sum
msr, IN upwards of fffg
cases, of different grades
OF fever, and succeeded
IN eperU instance IN from
tVvO IN ten hOuFz -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19

On our first page will be found the proceedings
of Congress in relation to the death Of President
Taylor, together with President Fillmore's mes
sages to both Houses, concerning that melancholy
event and his consequent new position . On the
last page, Poetry, etc.
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DIR. RANNINa,s ROnY RRACE.

OK PATENT LACE,
"a The Patent Lace Body Brace efficient relief per-
sons sboring under following analogous
symptumsi viz
weakness and roughness Of Voice. with without Bronchitis
sore throat and aher in voeazng Lungs
Ches WIN an dead oppressive pains feeling that region
also With um-us Of breathing short cough bleeding
Lungs Papon Of the Heart especially walking aceompa
MED with uhsness and Of mind CHASTITY deahike
nkng, agOne feeling Stomach Lungs and Sides and
particularly exercising exciting body dltposng the subject
stand and ss In dropping attitude dull dragging pains the
Side initiative Of primary affections Of Liver and Bpeenymp
tor aggravated often strengthening form niles
and chronic darrhG debility about the Hips lower
with numbne Of motion, swelling GOODNESS Of the feet
particularly night pns and weakness Back; curva
ure of the Spine; falling OF the Bowels and Female weakness
This perfectly supports the body and in all gives
the great variety Of Infections
above who have been sufferers ter years have by the
use of the Brace short time restored 10 perfect health
" Persons ut be fitted with TIE Brace by sending
round the Hips oneNndaIat Inch from the
top with description Of form. Can be had only Of A. SHEER
MAN sole agent for the South Charles street. Neworan
t- Drs BANNING MILES respectfully announce that ut
A SHERMAN, 10 St. Charles street. has an assortment 81 D
Body wishing the nstumeit VIII nu
Sherman well qualified his expereee In The business
apply and 1T them female in attendance to wait upon ladies'
ivlb
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RAILROADS IN THE WEST - The rapid pro
gress of the great leading lines of railroad from
the Atlantic cities west, give those links which
necessary TO connect them with each other or
with the Mississippi, the immediate goal of all, an
importance which they would by means possess
but for the relations they thus sustain The great
trunk lines from New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tmore certain Of being speedily constructed to
the western line Of Indiana. Illinois now presents
obstacles to the construction of roads upon routes
demanded by the business OF the country, but the
obstacles confident will soon be removed
and her citizens allowed TO build these works
wherever it shall be for their interest to do So
The completion OF the New York and Erie, the
Pennsylvania Centre and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads, will give an increased impulse to the
lines which to carry them forward to the
Father of Waters, they will find it for their in
terest to extend the necessary aid for their speedy
construction.
The cities of Savannah and Charleston are soon
to be united by railroad with Nashville the capital
OF Tennessee. The Georgia roads have already
reached Chattanooga, which is 432 miles from Sa-
vannah. The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
is in state of forwardness, and will soon be
opened, Nashville is l59 miles from Chattanooga.
From the former place TO Henderson, Kentucky il
IS only 100 miles. Henderson is opposite Evans
vile, the southern terminus of the great Indiana
canal which is nearly completed, and is to extend
from that place to Lake Erie BY line of $50 miles
From Evansville, a railroad is in progress in the
direction OF Indianapolis, where are to centre all
the roads from the north, including Baltimore. All
that will be wanting in short time to connect the
roads of the north and south, and those of the lat
ter with the lake, will be the link between Nash
vile and the Ohio. This then becomes con-
spicuous portion of this great interior line. Its
construction is necessary to give symmetry to the
whole.
A very favorable charter for this road has been
granted by the States of Tennessee and Kentucky.
The whole cost Of the road has been estimated not
to be over $4,000 per mile. II traverses the
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The Kentucky monument authorized by the
Legislature of that State to be erected to the
memory of her sons who fell in Mexico, is nearly
completed 1t is in the Frankfort cemetery
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The PUBIC school Vacation

AlrM nc WEI enatle pupils acquire e egant
~ A91 business style Of Wiring Lessons DOlsBEAR'S
asztIR WRITING ACADEMY, 70 ChaItres street, from
10 Y NJ and from p NJ. and Magazine and
Race from A. NJ Foruer pupils invited attend,
without charge. All pupils invited until fnishd
hand is established BOOKKEEPING Glasses usus.
VISA RUFUS DOIBEAR
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The CHoLERA.-A dispatch from Nashville, of
the 18th inst. says lnterments for the twenty
four hours to four O'clock P. M, yesterday, 1S-all
of Cholera"
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Capt. Thos. F. Marshall has withdrawn from
the canvass for the Legislature in Woodford, in
consequence of his brother, DR.. A. K Marshall,
being candidate for the Senate in the same district
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The French Government have made donation
to the New York State Library, of copy of the
celebrated Gallery of Versailles, work compris-
ing several thousand historical engravings
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE GREAT
LAKES AND THE MIssIssIPPI.-It is well known
that the Wisconsin and Fox Rivers in the State of
Wisconsin, approach at one point within two miles
of each other, the former falling into the Mssis-
sippi, and the latter into Lake Michigan The
land which separates these rivers at their NEAREST
approach, is so low as to be overhOwed at high
water, and the rivers are then united The Wis.
consin is navigable TO this point without any i'm.
provement The Fox River is obstructed by rapids
which have thus far prevented its navigation by
steam. These Instructions are but few in number
and easily surmounted. The State of Wisconsin,
by aid of grants Of land from the General Govern
ment, has been engaged for some tine past in re.
moving The distractions, and constructing locks
and canals by the rapids, and steamboats, will soon
run from Lake Michigan TO Lake WinnebagO,
fine sheet Of water about 30 miles long, and sur
rounded by one Of The most beautiful countries in
The world. BY another season the whole work OF
Improvement will be completed, and steamers will
run from the Mississippi 10 the Lakes with full
cargoes.
The above bids fair to become one of the most
important public improvements ever made in the
United States. The connecting of the great Lakes
and the Mississippi river by route navigable by
steamers must form an era, in present adj
vanced state of internal communication. A boat
may then load at Buffalo for the Falls of St. An.
thony, the Yellow Stone, or New Orleans The
products of the great Mississippi Valley will have
direct and cheap route TO the Atlantic Giles by
the way of the Lakes. Emigrants may then EN-.
bark at Buffalo or Oswego, and be carried by the
same steamer TO the spot where they wish to settle
A new impulse will be given 10 the commerce Of
The country, and the bonds Of our Union made the
stronger BY the opening of this route which is
soon To rival all other artificial lines of water com
munication opened in this country.-AmericdH
Railroad Journal.
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Lord Harris, late Governor of Port Spain, Trim
dad, is said to have been appointed by the British
Government, Governor General of Canada, in
place of Lord Egin, who is to be recalled.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

lgAy z e q 4
MISS LYDIA POWELL, AsEST, respectfully informs
the ladies and public generally that she has opened at
the New Stores Nos. ~ and 20 Chartres street,
large and extensively varied Stock of FANCY DRY
GOODS and MILLINERY, which she has selected hom
long experience and with great in the French English
and American markets. especially to suit the taste and fash
which she offers at exceedingly low prices and suitable terms
The ladies particularly invited to call and examine her
rich and fashionable stock of BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS. GLOVES. SILKS, LACES, etc. Of the
latest Partisan styles and of direct mpora0ns BOnnets Of
n kinds made order; also Cleaned Beached and Trimmed
making in all Us varieties by competent and experienced
artists, direct from Paris; Chidrens Clothing Gentemsn
Shirts etc etc made to order at shortest notice, and sewing
OF all kinds done promptly and expeditiOuay and al low
prices Her old friends respectfully invited TO cal at u
and - CHARITIES STREET. iyi3
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1t is said that Illinois will produce, this year,
one-third more wheat than any former year.
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y 1r.. yea nc" ioauS arc zap,
pns 'ne Niississppi' Snu drawing on portions OF
Sl,1 e''''iese wni1" iOiirey ~ hoa'eu 70 view
~ NJ. ~ 'iioie api'iy anu
10" i,sei' At"so % especlahy
y ,''' .'oss "no uaue On oofro~eo capita,, Aney
WIN Ao' senu soous from ne" 10TH via New VI
'e1iis' - INC owns Oh ae es'' win 'he Danger
Jus saN0n u Tue mississippi "hen IN nan inc
'iine' shu less cost lhey can use ran cars In
less tnan nVe years there will be direct railway
me from o. Louis to the Atlantic cities Already
they nave water communication
In two years memphis and Nashville will have
their hnes completed to charleston In about the
same period the virginia road will reach the Val
ley Of East tennessee. Already New Orleans
Ieels the treklng OF the hrst blood Fork, -four
and corn, formerly sought market or shipment
here, now reaches Boston and New York And
TINS IS but the beginning OF the end The Second
municipality has l2Oo tenements rentess Its
treasury is bankrupt The excessive taxes, in one
mode or another, imposed on merchandise, ALLEVIATE
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Under n system calculated to project our eva
navigation, nearly The whole of this gain might
have been ours-ihat in these five years we might
have built and manned 400 ships OF 500 tops each
more than we have built, and what an element of
prosperity would not this have been to our whole
sea-bOard
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Miss Julia Dean and her father have returned to
Cincinnati, from most successful professional tour
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e.. EeighEOse.

~ First Premium Shirt Manufatursr,
returning thanks to bis friends and the pubc for patronage
corded to hrs establishment
Nos. and Royal street, NewOreans,
ring The 5sga that receiving by
sry paeke, shipments oi choice OF
LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS,
ard thing hat and Toilet
suitable for SUMMER WEAR IN NEW ORLEANS
q The stock has dimiAished for ssDu Time -
bat continues 70 he we'll supplied any period OF tho
y AZ, from his Mandatory, 10 Park Place, kewYork.
Especial attention is invited the variety Of
Cravats and summer Ties.
G. LEIGHTON,
tlfsi premium Shirt and denemen's Furnishing Store,
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iT7HE ELECTRICAL FEaRIFUGE: O

FEVER TONIC-The announcement that feveIs, of all
grades and be cured in from tesAB hours,
without vomiting, purgng other dsagTeeabe Operaton
Will appear startling and improbable, that many will hard
" give it eredenee though momenariy astoushed at sueh
apparent presumption and think Of the subject
nevertheless, unhesi atngy declare that the Electrical
Febrlbuge will do it, when used as directed
Bilious, Yellow, C0ngesive, Typhus, and Intermittent
Fever Ague and Fever, all yield its and potent
remedial action. IL is perfectly safe in all conditions
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We have used i IN apw2T Of hundred Of BIZ
s SSs and Fever and and in case proved
' fos Ell gEMfN668 azFFosrrrp,
For further reference apply the following gentlemen,
In orsans~Drs s. Gilbert, Wm Owen, q q ichel
and George w Saunders Messr5 Shropshire Son, C. A.
jeff rs99 Pa5ish-l R. X Cutler and j. W. Allen;
Parish Of st. R Mar e0f b = Far sSSG Mes Baeman
Tesas Pa ish5Messfs: j. ii Bulin, Ira Bowman, G W.
Rspides P@H,h9ar B. K asspp. anu a. l'o"''''
Mes Shaw. W Ka p11o2P DAVID 6S 'f Baa
payl6 McUaa, John s. Chamblss, f. J. Chambiss and
A;OCRsy. VIM. Ltleiohn, Parish Of Assumption; Dr.
K M u Glover of Missouri, formerly Of this CT DIV.
A. Reed Of Quincy, H.; ang who speak of his
own L. Mann SGsS ye ee eRa 1
~ For sale, also. by GILBERT & co, r. and C. N.
MORRISON, - Magazine street. by Mr., COVE, at Mr..
Sandtords office, New Basin; by Won HARTEN
WAY Jefsrson City at he office Of The oieanian, Third
mppnIsIP "a ~ and various other agents
Is sufficient for six or eight cases.
None genuine without the fac siHe signature of A. Ken
Speed the envelope and the words " Dr. j. s. eeds Fe
ve AS ReNd cE ssn sYR gal certain remedy
for Cholera Choeya Morbus, Diahqa, Dyseney and Sum.
ys S@ AZ Kendall fGO 70 Propprefors or ORLEANS
HGAaRs-5SO go 9s,PE9d itSIs 9 % 95 sale
baeoo in fine Walnut cases with lock and key, very
lyls =. J. HART co. IS Tehoupitoulas St
l'OBACCO-200 boxes of the choicest kinds and 300 of
Escorted OfE9ds i '0F PqS i g. q eF sboopD.
IFIEAIIgson o5 Y- -TTo LIZ ~ = - ,5-T-
boTo. IN u Gung nysoh mar na chest' ana 10 ib
ivia wv IL II a. piT e ~ i1 ~ ior 70 ~ = py
!si9 ~ :, NM q ~ 20 Ichouplo1las st
SUGAR,motGrq;hed and Powdered Philadelphia and New
= York; 100 bbls' in st store and for sale by
sIANfS Avn T0Nf:TFE- 5s aaoL-a5 ST. -
aytra snaar craJ iodi 70 pachasgs Ss aaI Des
anj Eer a1 IT, '"te'' iAu"s GA Sedner jas hlhhgar
'i via Ia '"e W CHARLES sTo11cuToN q. sr,,.
--yyl2 onANLEo 9IOOGhI On. " camp s..
MIR. n. O.. HYANIs retired from our firm on the IL,
1V1 instant. Newt Orleans, July IS, 1850.
jy19 I'm e. J. HART a. co
C.01-,1 :,
/-,oo,,VSA1IhA A Ma VAhUM ,UAbCM
4 NCOh n CALDW ELL, Steam Odkam Manufacturers,
- Cypress Groye Mills corner OF Caliope and Howard
streets, second M4nlclpaIty, Hewi)reans ~ y O. are
prepared TO furnish orders at Northern Wholesale prices
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Eighteen interments for the last "a hours ending
o'clock P. M, yesterday, all cholera.
Eight deaths from cholera to-day rapidly aba
ting.
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RECIPROCITY IN CoMMERcE,-Th Boston At.
las in opposing the further extension Of reciprocity
treaties, publishes the statistics Of commerce and
navigation, as evidence that the navigation Of for
egn countries--but more especially Of Great Bri-
tain--has been rapidly gaining on us in our own
carrying trade, from our own ports. Up TO I847,
Great Britain has been steadily gaining upon MS
In mat year the entries, in tonnage, from foreign
ports stood thus:
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Up 10 june 50, I64s, The relative gain, reckoned
by per eeniage, had been decidedly in favor of
Great Britain, but we believe that never before
creased more than ours when reckoned by the nun
Der of tons. 1t appears by the returns before MS.
that the increase Of tonnage for 1919 was actually
and largely in favor of Great Britain.
Since June 80 1874 the gain on American vessels en-
terng from from foreign ports is ........ esl 600
British tonnage has gained in the same time.,,.. 7l600
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MA EY- A regular meeting OF the Club will be held
~ at Montgomery Hotel, Pass Christian SAT-
ZadAA\SNA URDAY the 10th inst halfpast O'Clock,
-Z&NE> p NJ. full attendance Of the Is desired,
rs business Of importance will be brought before
ER- The Third Regatta OF the Season will be run
Pass Christian MONDAY the I'D Members desiring
their Yachts address the Secretary under SEAL prior
the Club Meeting Saturday 20h No Yacht allowed
unless her measurem is in of the Club
o, NIXON Secretary
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The great experment Of traversing the vast
Atlan,ien bv the aid Of steam was made in 1888.
Tbe S;,;,,s lsft c,osk on the 9TH of April of that
,o.r and arrived Il NewYork on the 23d of the
came Notwithstanding her first trip across
the ocean in nineteen days. The Great Western
lsf, Bristol ON the Sth Of April of the same year
and reached NewYork on the 23d Of the same
month making ihe trip across in fifteen days.
Both of the vessels encountered heavy during
the passage, but rode them safely and CALAMITY.
But two years previous to the making of these ex-
periments, which resulted in such triumphant sue
cess, the British Scientific Association were en-
gagged in warm discussion to the possibility of
haysrsing the ocean by means of steam.
The generous and enthusiastic welcome (said
the London Athennum) with which the officers
of the Sirius and Great Western were received at
NewYork, does honor to the American people ;
every possible testimony Of respect and hearty
good will and good wishes was shown to them
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.NielU Goods,

SF GtU tFUUGNS,
s57 AT REDUCED PRICES.
uS- Tbs subscribers have received per
Ct nmship Ohio additional supplies, consisting Of
Black Frsnch MeriEo Frock, Drsss and Fancy COatsi
Black English Merino Sacs ant Fancy Coatsi
Black and Dab Alpaca Saes and Fancy Coais
Black and Olive CGUurg Cloth sacs and Paucy Coats
BLACK slerino Panis, with snd without siraPsi
Fancy and White Drilling Pants
Check Linen and India hanhesn Pants
Fancy and White MaIseiies Vests;
Fine Linen and Satin Jean Drawers;
0s1ze herno, Cotton and Sk Undershirtsi
Isle Thread While aud Brown Cotton Half Hose
Gloves, Suspenders, Pocket HandkeEchefs
q An Of which will be sold former prices
THOMPSON q NIXON, 10 Camp street,
jy15 Il 2dp oppose HeVletps Exchange.
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There are four feet nine inches water in the
canal and falling weather warm, though cool this
evening and prospects Of rain Little or no cholera
here. At Cincinnati there are from forty to fifty
deaths per day of cholera.
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M afri e d j:
July 8, the residence of Gov Mouon, Brevet Capt f.
GARDNER, Adjutant 9Th Infantry, and Miss MATIIILDE
MoUToN daughter of Alexander Mouton.
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NEW ORLEANS.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 10. 1850.
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ID d:
July IS, in Mobile Mrs. A. NJ. BOYER, of NewOrleans
July ~, SIDNEY MILTON of Joho and Mary Jeffer
son, aged Ii months and 10 days.
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~ Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Noara line, beg leave inform friends and the public
generally that have taken the Office No. "a Camp street,
respectfully solicit their Iaronege ap9d G w. CABLE.
Jackson Fire Co. No. IS.
-~4fTa=FY- TS- Meeting the Members of this Com
~ n peuY will take place THIS EVENING July 49,
Szzg{G al the Eogne-h0use By order OF the officers
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ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 5.-Meets semi. monthly,
alternate Tuesday evening" O'Clock, in the hail of
Crystal Fount Division, 222 Tchoupitouas street, Officers
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NOR sAIE-A niece of LAM in the outer part of the
clty forming the of Riekerville, l27 feet
running 70 point. T. D. HAILES, BrOker,
yls lot under 81. Charles Hotel, near Common st.
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GtHRONONIETERs-S b. GERRY, having removed
~ nom ~ Camp street, to No. Ia Sc. Charles ~
street, where he will carry the bust SA
nea OF Repairing and Rating CHRONOMETERS, IA
Also, repairing and cleaning WATCHES Clocks, e&A4a
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best manner He, being grateful for omer patronage
general myl5 3mis