davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
SEys STOVE: sE'cEs -::


E1E. undersigned has commenced t,.c stot e
! business IN The room recently occupied ~
Thomas O'4ts:rr, on :ti4iG street, nd has now
on hand the largest atr. most extensive assert
neut Of Stoves ever orought 70 tins city. winch
lie vili sell at slight shdae above the CiDcinua-
II prices. His a>sOrtlue Mt embraces:
k'Ee F.crss:tcc Premium stove, oil
several sizes. with heavy plates, and perfect ia
CIiities for tie progresses Of cooh.ng-oIc of tbe
Foundry Premium stove, Of all III.
cit!-re!.t sizes made ia the west.
Cooks cciigEs:. one OF the bes. Of the
prr}ntuui patterns.
Elic Superior Stove. a most convent
ent aud neat Cooking Apparatus.
The s..i4yG., stove. tor large OF small
The DoSsz,lc-oyc.. Cooking Stove
wi'le. Is s' 70 cOi.io.iie ac' aHtages ioun- IA no
T..c FURNACE scvc:, Plate, design
ed for shops. stores. ciinrch"s, &c.
EecsrT-s six Plate. Ter same purposes.
EEcsoT's k>aT.cE--.!arp's parior-Drurn
ps1tor-tIr.eu' alright ?a-lor-R oots air
i4rl.t parior. and other stoves for tie sitting
room Or p3rior, gotten ~ 10 the neal-st, ana At
tie same time the most substantial style. The
utmost has been tah-n int the selection oi
as stock an: II Is confidently believed 10 en-
brace die most popular stoves now ia use. not
cnly for beauty and elegance Of Gesign and fin
l.h, bat for convenience and Gti.tty.
HOLLOWAY are. foF ~ culinary purpose.
--sug4r-ketties, o11 Ids Of ali sizes, SAD irons
aHt almost every article usually kept in such es-
tab3ishneIlts.
He viii also furnish to order all kinds oiTi.,
Ware. made OF the be-, materials and by ex.
peri4uced WorAmen. =. The trimmings foi
stoves are made here, and warranted To be Q
the best quality.
IL entering upon this business. We are deter
mined 10 furnish the public " Tin Just what the
wait eur hne, and persons Wishing 10 pur
chase invited to cali and examine for he N
selves, anG all shall be satisfied as 10 tn. price
quality and terms.
-. Approved Country Produce taken IN OK
change .or stoves, al the highest mark price
WILLIAM W IGGINS.
Dec 5;n I-41 50tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
!sc G::.sEc..b T.. -.cS. jcinc -

J The Graifrnherg Pills. the Childrrn's Pau
acea, The Eye Lotion, ana the Green Mountain
Ointment, can be had at Uo.elis' Drug
Store. No ! Main street.
Oct. -, 1919. ltIf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
w Ar --re . y II
20 cEssE..asrt.

y.-E have ,so COED PEDL!NG WAGONS
" Tor ~..le Ci-ae. enquire Of
t.thsueH.. Apri! ). 1850. SCOTT < CO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT T.
ptuPtt u tiNU"lRfs.' 81 n 8 . = = t-'1-
y. I'll III, S,ss.sss sNg.E'Af EyessI !.

NJ l. Undersigned respectfully informs the
people Of Rtchuoai .la -arsoo.su Hg caan-
sry that iii, e'sz.ssc TEAM yeEsI.
Is Ns.a s-rcrt, IN TIE raota r~cenilN cccH2tea
/: : u 4Iorso.. hoe Store, No. . da4 :4is
w 4 e --fe y = II
Is "td3 :. eE1oe.ts. o-ry 7. J. C1fsjS Stare Sto-t
Mere he will keep ca hand. NJ Al! times y ms.
<ar. F"Hcy aaa Sar.ag Seat Chairs. "'a.aa;
s9t NaAo.aHg Boston Roe. .rE f--satrS. large
saHe Seal R5cAiag Cs4.irs; tact lac pre- % ~.
/; manufacture every Thing .n the C.iAia !II~.
Persons wanting fine and goo5 ar;il5c II
ChsTs sd not - 10 Cincinnati, II he is pre-
ssr.3 10 furnish > good article ,sad 4: - laY
: price b. obtained 1t ;h1: place. These
Wishing To purchase are requested 10 cal and
JOB G.ttEE
Richmond, March >, 1850. i>-tt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
WOOL WANTED.
Richmond ssOO;len Factor


FsNIE undersigned are prepared to receive
WOOL. to manufacture into CLoTH.
CASHMERE. SA-IxET, TWEED, FLAssEL, and
3I,xKETs-either on shares or by the ward
Also,to
Card and Spin by the Pound.
IrThev have on hand supply Ct the above
named articles, which they Will exchange for
WOOL. They will, also.
Full and Dress Cloth,
fo- all who will favor them with their custom
LEvINCS KING s. SON
s.h me-. Isf. 1850. 12tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29

{ he itiuu. phant success q lae gre, Ara-
.1n l.rr.r4l Tor nlan a,.4 beast.
4! & tARRELL.'S CELE3RATED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
TIE .GALPHIN CLAIM.
Mr.. Burt's Report,
Ccacarysd IN BY Mc,oriiy Of the Com~issee. !.

Cosc'res" oyd sic'I"y~ me com""ke'
HOUSE or REPS Friday, Nay Z, 1879.
The Select COMMITTEE 70 whom were referred
communication from Hon. George W Crawford to
the Speaker OF the House OF "a Oh Apnl IN the ioi
loving words my oIncai connection WIN the
Government authorizes me, In my judgment 70
ask, and have acdeded 70 me 9y .ne House over
which you preside, prompt ana iuu nvestigation'
IN such manner a. II may tnink proper OF my oon
duct and relation 70 the claim OF tne representa-
fives OF deorge daiphin, "nicn claim mas oeen "a
Indicated and paid at one OF the Departments OF
the Government, and IS now attracting pubic at
tention; and resolution OF the House, OF The Eth
Of the same month, insrnctng them "to mske fqn
Investigation, and report 70 thus Rouse tne ons'n
and nature OF said claim the clrcumstances eueho-
ing its prosecution before the Departments GOV
ernment and the passage Of the BIZ autnof@ing tne
payment of said claim; the names Oh agents WHO
have so prosecuted and urged me same; tne
amount paid ON sad calm ootn o. interest ADO
principal, and whether tne same mas peen Psn W
coniormity Win Jaw VI Pre'euens snI naoos u
the individuals 70 wnom we noe ~ - sp pau
and tne amount iecesea y eeeu, 20 49,.
the persons 80 rece"lne sa.a nin'oy !" so s.s
and how sad interes. IN saia c.sm ma orsinaseo
~eacn OF said persons an q" a'ss ~ any
wise pertinent 70 'ne i.I1"y las, NAVY 'en NO
diigent INJURY oo'nHe VIC ""''e s"'sS'" a""
submit the following
kErohI;
PRIOR e"o 'oA 80, Noo.so osPusi ,no
orienai clsh nam was sensea usacf slnone me
go ; Thssa Ind;.n. h''.., - 49,. 70 s,h;.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

Typhus and typhoid leyefs laVe very mlch
sbated the number falls far short OF my last
report. e,
Thirty five cases OF suicide have occurred do
ring the last year, - OF which were males. Two
between the early ages of ten ard twenty years,
five between fifty and seventy, aud one at the ad-
ysnced age Of seventy and upward.
Inflammation adds large increase upon last
year. The organs mostly affected were the bow
els, brain and lungs the excess OF the latter alone,
over the returns OF the same disease last year, is
gig. 1t may be useful to know that the greatest
mortality from this disease occurred in Deeenber,
January and February, increasing progressively,
ard from February to August, which month mas
the fewest returns, il regularly diminishes-fom
thence again to December, it increases n0nthy-.
Tie following table viii show, at glance, some Of
the prominent causes of death and the compsra-
ve mortality for the last five years, with ne ex-
- of1s49 over 1913:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

The whole number OF deaths reported TO this De-
partment during the year 1919 was............ 81
Which number includes the st-Dorn and
premature births, amounting together to-. LIN
Deductng these, and also ine number Of
those brought from other places 10 this city
for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

PRINTERS UsIos.--There " as an animated and
very fall meeting Of this body on Saturday night
A dozen new members were proposed. The Chief
business of the evening was the reading Of the
Report Of the Committee the State Of the Trade.
That Report will be published in day or two. and
will speak Tor itself 1t is contemplated we be-
lieve that Mass Meeting Of the Trade shall be
held in some eligible place, Saturday night pcxt.
Now that the Union has made its success matter
Of record. we incline to the opinion that new
bers vii pour ia rapidly. .----l L---.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
The Gaiphip Claim and MIR. Crawford-nIr,
Clay and The President-ur. soule and Cal.
ifornia-MelArs. Buliitt IL sargenr--,Ir.
Burke and the Union.
Spondence OF The Tribune


WASHINGTON Saturday, Nay 10.
The several reports made yesterday by the Gal
phin Committee, together with the speech Of Mr..
BROOKS, one of the Representatives from your
City, has furnished new and exciting element
Tor discussion at all gatherings whether private or
public great or small ia this City. There are
many men OF many minds as 70 what course the
Secretary OF War will pursue, as this is decision
furnished bya tribunal which he hims elf asked, and
based upon an investigation raised NJ HI. own enc,
ses''on' and "a apersonal favor to himself Should
me majority OF the House decide against the nav.
ment oil the interest, as Mr.. CRA,vFoRn exnrasssd
awlllngness to abide its decision. presnne h.
viii without hesitation repay into a., -.
that portion Of the interest which la. no. bsn A..
tTibuted among the heirs. and which wa, ro,a;ras
BY him as bis moiety Of the claim. sucb 60.
would unqaessionsbiysplsre Mr. cRs.vron- -;ul,
before the country.
II must be known Ia You, IS il is ~ INST ,nt.I-,
gent Wings, who have visited Wa.an.tos sb.,
unwesried pains have been taken BY c.Ee ,oas a al
interested persons, not only to create but widen
breach between Mr.. CLAY and the President. AZ
well as between their respective friends. Sinister
aid selfish motives have laid at the foundation OF
this wicked attempt, so destructive ia its conse-
qaenees to the vitality Of the Wing party. Recent
events and the developments growing out Of them,
have revealed some OF these busy bodies, and ex.
posed their designs. to both the President and Mr..
:. ' = vxs1ll f-Iff r~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

Toe nnnber oro1sht into the city from other Places NJ
W Ihs number, 1883 were Inferred ID WtastnsSarsn
To show the ratio of mortality at var.ons periods
Of life we appeId the following table;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Compromise-TheG aIphin Claim-The In-
telIisepcer-Patent Laws-Mr. Ewbank. "a
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

DETENTION OF THE EMPIRE CITY-The steam
ship Empire City, which was advertised to sal to-
day for Cbares, will be detained on account Of
some repairs to her Engine. She will probably
leave to morrow
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: S07 bbs flour,
100 do whisky liz do apples, 9 do potatoes w SKIS coie
27 do corn 25 do sails 10 kegs lard, ll5 pcs baggng 5O
els rope. "a b4ts bags, etc. ,
BALTGMORE-Per ship Charles 50 bales cotton, q bzs
hhds sugar So bis noasses ISL bd hides "a bb' boxes
pork 300 do starch 200 bis cakum Dbl beef % boxes urn
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ann Eliza 100 bbls flour, ~ do
pork 70 do potatoes 10 do onion 20 cs bacon ~ SKIS coee
30 do oats 80 do bran 10 bxs cheese, 80 kegs lard, ETC.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visiter 40 bbs flour, bbls
whisky s do pork cks bacon, 70 ks % DO salt, etc.
MOBILEEPer schr Geneva: 1913 bbs, 200 do pork, do
hams 20 cks bacon, etc. , 80,
MOBIIE-Per schr VIM Preston 35S Ibis flour 10 do
pork > tC. hams, 70 cks Dacon 80 bbIs lime.
CHAGRES-Fer schr Thorn: 30 bbIs flour, 5000 feet um
her T., go shingles.
MONTGD MERY-Per steamer Beacon. $50 bbls flour,
81 Ibis whisky Il hhd sugar, AZ k coffee 100 bxs cheese
8 kgs lard IL SKIS feathers 100 baggng ljJ els
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

Imports
NEW YORK-Per ship Arkansas: 62l tons rail

NEW YORK-Per ship Arkansas; 62l tons railroad iron
order.
PHIbADElPHTA-Per ship France: Assorted mdss.
PHIIADEIPHtA-Per bark G.ucerne: Assorted mdse.
ROCKLAND-Per bark John Bird 1900 casks lime to
BOSTON-Per ship COrneIa Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per bark NimrOd: Escorted mdse, 49,
FLEETWOOD-Per Br bark Isabella: 1000 SKIS salt, l2O
tons coal Prehn. Cegg eco.
NEW YORK-Per ship Toronto; Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per ship Sophia Walker 300 bags
coffee TO 6 Gre n 4 Bro
HAVANA-Per brig SOule 4i4 hxs cigars, l67 bales
tobacco 200 bags coffee bb starch, 435 boyes cigars
Trosgros &co-4 eases cigars BoniUl do Jeanna geo
10 do CabaleTO-l do. lbb half do sWeetmeats DEL
yaille Il Morno-lots fruits to order.
HAVANA-Per brig Adam Gray; 2l7 bxs sugar, go bgs
coffee CahuZac37j do sundres Olerl64 bags coffee
Pug Mir Sco-8 hf bbs, bX Ferbos feres-los cigars and
TAMPA BAY-Per schr w II Gatzmer: hides and deer
skins 10 Zaratiu &cO. .. - .
PENSACOLA-Per schr Powhattan 400 hides to r 9
Kenneiy58 600 feet lumber, % 900 ath $50 sashes
simpson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
DANCING ACADEMY.

M R.P. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
L'A aud Gentlemen Of EgwOrcuus bis Dancing ssgI
Acadrmy will be opened on MONDAY next Nov. 4, at -
,N5lN No Carondeei street. between Common aud en- 49,
WI EE Canal streets, where he will the T r
me- fashionable Dances now vogue such the following
"a French QuadriHcs,
tdtsc DcuI Temps, POita Il Mdz0urkd,
ImSe TRIMS Temps, German Poika Hau1,
Polka dH SaioR, La RcdOwa,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. e. will teach these fashionable Dances ladies' and gentle
men In a course Of fifteen lessons
~ Private Glasses for gentlemen from till O'Clock
every day.
II Glass for Children from o'clock till dark MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS
Nc Glass for gentlemen from hatpos till 10, every night
NrwOrleans Nov g 1850 ~ jrn os INV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

E3iusy, IRE, from Bayou SARA,
ID II M0sbv, korchyal, from AGO City.
rovvboai Nary Kngsand, Phillips, from the Passesowed
yy nd TO sea jth OH, bark Rose Sundi'h, brig Pc
,,o and scr Hill ChaGT-brOught up ships Arkansas
and FfanCe.- All. r,o.,, clio p,sso, -bror,tt
Towbout Sonth Wci tsiI W., ,'i' mcernp wv
Towboa Pheniz GromTf g a Ig and bark NimTod
~ nuisville, MsPhersDn, from the Passes-towed
10" dawn aud 70 18th u bark Gfazita-bfOught up
batN nsfi"nce from the Passeswent down light
Io"D3S aopGbt no shps Toronto, Sophia Walker bngs
S0uIe and Adams Gray
BELuw-roMIsG Up.
Shin Ocean Star, 4 baTks and bng-unknown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, November 3, 1880.
Arrived per steamer Uncle Sam, Amaranth, st. Paul,
Dove and Dadem Us head of Feet Cattle, l65 Hogs, l24
Sheep, and 49, Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cutie, 3S95'4c " ID nets Hogs 46D
l % II net Sheep &26s3 IS ~ head; Mich Coa0S, $50
mp head CaLpes aveage % 5O0sI 95 " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

-sOs-
Receipts of Produce:
cotton Menari & Vgnaud-l2 n White &co-g w B Freleg
Ec0-2i BTanGqr Williams &co-8O hhds sugar Menard &
Vignaud-iO D9puy & Gays A MiItenbsrser &co-6OP
4 G Narionaux-ig . Iauve-3J Watt & Desaues-3J w
x Moqtgomery-20 Burbrdge x Adam,-io Bragd Ian
Egana-2l B0gart & Foleyls bb- mOassps Kelly & Con.
q I9 9 W ~ K aHgs &co6 Wat d bes59ls
,flsr1T6faI "a Iaes cotton
ST L0I1IS1Per steamer Uncle Sam: 228 tcs lard J
M0oaIu d. co ri b i5Guf pT e W ts!
HII n R-ol6 CGs oil Vinr6eId &co-Zl doz chairs Cspp
~ 6b apples 4 Shor Se956o DO ,6 2pr 80 sss oats
Wngsfe25 Do n1TE u alter. Eco-55l do fonT EdTe Nu |
ford &co-iiO do Harris 4 [acy-2 do w L Tkompson-7d do
wheat Cou on @co-ao pQ 5 4pPe biSGOe !" ~
bBs a. eI aissi % kgs butter 4 Gandin,
S ~ bbgs o5acco Fl Rodewad &coI do Felowes Eco@
= p " rus - IN F acnn EgnHstt niy SlciI InTes
mdse Wood 4 LowE6 cEs line ~ BILL i 5 Elder SEQ
I569 pigs ,, Fo,dIE &eoC * P2aoe 22 do osts
WY az H. ~ r ,T0r5 L. O d eig,, y n I;iS
MI and bF. Deache & r Bmdiecke &co2l do "A boxes
&IViSe L. com u hale C1Yn Pckstt psrEns Scof9 |
iii MI can ScaS0 s,ginsy Green &eoITSal liz bales
coilQ9ni 4gds toBacc9. $780, ,., ,ooo ; Loo, eo |
~ lI T. r ~ ls X ,3Si p a az te55oi + K en-
net &co-$i bis Hour KS1He,r Dix &co.t6 DO 5 Foley
&co-gi do Harris 4aGy-b7 do Mouoy DaiiTy-5.g 49,
P ej lard Esqn S Do @ p 9R1cG? LIE Sor
steamer Autntg63 sks potatoes, 81 do oats A lhQmpsoqI
10 do Onions w T. Fheran bales rugs l. Foster - $GoS5
tlorlI Gae Sco3i do ; Mtche,-72 6bs flour 70 rs
bausr R9s9nN5Q do Il L. stone No. do, 9Di az
cs Paco, X @ha" SS9m6 cas- mae 10 x 9iSwaroT eHS
| Wilson &CG-4 a hlhtenOerger-lJ X Nugent&Co-6,J d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning, November 1, lS5O.S
COttOn-There was quite good demand for Cotton on
Saturday and the sales reached 300 bales rmer prices
than tor the previous day two Factors less disposed
SELL owing the general Of letters received from
planters the interior, which unanimous speaking OF
injury done to the crop by the late lTos's.
In day ortwo may expect later teiegruphc adyces
from Europe by the CuHard africa, which
in the ninth day Of her passage from Liverpool.
lnreor......,S,.s. | al ahg l$a9!3zs
Mddling ......,. l3 a1l3 Good Fair .....,143a-
Good MddIng ID 2gl3al Good and Fne... nominal.
Tobacco-Prccs are very full and still tending upward
Sales - hhd Admitted &c., L at lOc, and 10 Refused
2 &c % 10
sugar-The market heavy. Sales Us hhds Inclu-
ding 80 hhds Inferior or renng), 80 g44 and 70 hhds
Fair at s. &c 3 ib-a slight decline.
MoIasses-Raher lower and go bbs sold at 2-427 &C
v gallon.
FIOur-The expectation Of large receipts from the
Ohio rver renders the market heavy. No transactions Of
importance took place, though Snperne ST Louis of
feed al 81 s. Dbl.
Corn-Retuug from second hands at s'S5c 4p bushel.
Oats-Lower50 sacks st. Louis taken at 81, and 1895
sack at sc qg bushel or less.
POrk-Me~s firm and retailing at 81 I5tG sl2 90 Up Dbl
Prime extremely dull.
Bacon-Seady Sales 10 cass Missouri Sides at j, and
some small lots OF Cincinnati at . qD ib.
Iard-lOJ terces Prime cid day two since tbut
| not then reported, } at 7tsc d. flo.
| COnee-No cnange-E0 bags pine new Rio sold in the
morning at lie In the afternoons cargo OF 800 bags Uhe
| second direct import this season. received
! TaIIOw-Prime city rendered selling at &c.
Nhisky-ReCuiied retailing the advanced rate Of &c
y gallon.
| Freights-No new engagemenueported.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTF yRD CONN.

lNCORPORATED n IeZ5. 4 TIT Al, S5UU'UUV'
ID. w. CLARK, President
WIN CoNFY~ Secretary.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company continues to make insurance
its long established Agency, in this city, on the most
favorable terms against damag orloss by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A deduction Of ten per cent. on
premiums is made to the insured
Having an ample capital, with surplus fund to
meet any losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here in Hartford,
at the option of the holder of the policy.
Insurance on LIVES made New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited.
s6 CHAS C. LATHROP Agent so Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

EQR THREE NIGHTS .,.. SATURDAY, MONDAY and
L TUESDAY, November 9, 4 and -
THE fAkiR or silva,
NentrIl0guIEt and M girian,
Will commence his Mysterious and LRugaba Representations
above Ig- Cards of admission cents; Children 25 cents.
Doors open o'clock. nj Al .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

We have seen the autograph of the biacRS'iii'"
who rveed the public gaze" n
p NJ Deshonr, the great arhmetical genus ,ls,0 W
LancasteT Pa, is said to have died lately ansx On
between Kingston and Toronto ApopeAy. Farm
The steamer Federal Arch, Capt. boEman, ,t''n
st. Louis struck log in the ONO nVe' ia.t yater
Thursday morning, the 18th, and SUNK IN ie1 49, Ill
The population of Baltimore It Is h; he ot ion
come nm IN 1s5 OOO-an increase Of sO,OOJ "hh I'll" ~ '
years. .--,o,Lor &c ,l,o
Rev. S. Snowden, a coIored preacher VI t s
Methodist Episcopal Church. died oil pa'' " Do''''' ''
days since. .,,,lr, ,,o -I,,,,J h.,
, 9 uiss,nri for the murder of young Barnum,
s"iIed inT Europe from NewYork on the 25n
Onr boat leaked William told US TO go to
Recorder CALDWELL and secure the services Of that fellow
Tbs Iiouor store of Mr.. II. c. HarkIero1es, 80
Tayce street st. LOUIS together with several adjoining
bniIdng, destroyed by fire. the night Of the Ah
Los about IL or $4,000.
Political T'rickery-A charge is ahoat against
Willis A. German, now member of Congress from
Indiana, and lately volunteer officer in the war
with Mexico, that, at sometime during the war, he
formed one of party who had MIR, Corwln's
great anti-war speech printed in Spanish in order
10 create the false impression that the MeXlcans
had translated and printed it 10 excite the masses
Of that country TO a more determined resistance
10 our invading army The editor of the Mays
vile Eagle says
Substantially the same statement as the above
has been made to us by field-oflicer of the
United States Army, who served in the war
| against Mexico We have no doubt that the
| publication of Mr. COrwin's speech in Mexico in
| the Spanish language, was made under the aus
pCes of American officers, and for the purpose O
political effect in the United States
| This charge is rather discreditable to Major
| Glrman, and we hope he will not fail to dis
prove it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
Francis FHbre 81 20.

Francis ENbre 81 20.
No % Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Have the pleasure their friends that they are now
receipt of cho, seecuou FALL and WINTER GOODS all
Materials manufactured in the latest style ana at very
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part
Super Black aud Blue French 10Th DRESS GOATS
" Brown Olive, Green, grcn h Cloth Eroek Goats:
.. Brown Olive, Green French Cloth Walking I'als'
.. Blown Olive, Frcrch Cloth Business Costs
.. Black Blue Owe French Cloth SRcs'
rRn Frtn~ CASHMERE Sac Coats
e. Black, Brown and Dab ia Cloth PALGI0dS'
e. ack Blown and Dahlu Cloth sURTOUIS'
Black Cloth CI.ObKS. ,,,,,r,
.. Emhr1i Black uud Fancy Cashmere NESl5'
" Embroidered Black and Fancy Silk Vests
Emb.Oi'er Valencia Vests.
.. Embroidered NarseiIes Vests
Bllg silk n Sa IN Ness
:. Rich Black aud coured Figured Silk Vests,
=. White md Buff MarselTts Vests.
=. Butt Valencia Vests
Black and Blue Dueskn Cashmere PANTS.
:. Colorei and Fancy Cnssdnere PuDts
:. Engsh md Oxford Mixed Ca,smere PNuts.
=. Now Spun SILK UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
White Cashmere aud Msno llndershir,s md Drawers
Ribbed Lambs Wool UAAcr~biss- - ''Fu"e's'
" Six M@Tino and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE r.-s
.. Black aud colored Silk and Satin ENA'AiS'
=. Rich Figured Silk and Satin CTayNs;;
Rich White Figured sIk and S s C Csvat
=. Rich corIel Flsutri SIX anu oal" e'N''.''
Rich coorel six and Satin staris NUNS
Wine Nd cn.orrd Silk Huns.
white and cuIorr1 English SILK Suspel'erS
WlTlc and cpurrd Yelling on SuspeRaeFs'
FtrE, rol1rr,l and White H0sln Gloves
and SIX Gloves.
Bi,rs and coIorel Silk um.reias' ,
rsftgg rlzagf5elgfr. go lS 2Ir, 70 sar, g9E