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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
arUbates asittel ,um aleioer,paseI,eu.

9a5 fUl9enee Re6ept fir cine Competition sum
.GleorTafben finoeu mir un5 peranIaet gum Be
fen Der Bafbmeiber Su pa6fentlidcn, defenders
ha bic Competition in unfern Sscitdptsn subereitet
uno allrntbaIben i'm 9anee ourcb Q9entcu III bobem
prcis perfauft wiro, fo nis aud 8esepte ooer I'm.
weifunaen. Gs wuree BON pieIeu unfsrsr Srcuuoe
uub glabbarn probtt uno fur gang uOrtrefflib sc
funpsn.-CR. 4eGer.
Sur eu.-Gin GCrrsfpCnosnt bes 2iu
erpcel Stnubarb fa9t: n@s mirp ieet Su StsffteIp
epe StlBistrit Sum Wafbeu 6u einem auserorcent
Iihcn prcis prrfauft unter Dem Srrwano. oas bic
3ufammsn(eeuua oiefrr SIhbi9feit nur ben anferti'
germ cerfeIbsn bssaunt fci; aQen sum SorbeiI ar
mtr 8afhmsber. min i'd cas- @tbsimnie miube
lsn ecfs Elm uiertsI Yfuno RaIt in fOheneem Baf-
fer auf uno ftibe cs Smemol ourb SIanetl. 6fe Elm
pisrtd Yfuno brduue Sefc uno Elm balb Vfuno 60
ia, isbes fur iib aaein, in @aser auf fcdbe eann
bic ors Subfaussn 20 Minuten lana, ,ufommsu
2bue @auonen Waser in enen 8riIsl unc ,penn
IS fcdt fhss Die obse 9Riftuns binSu g8ebe
bic eenpano II Stuncen in faem Baesr Elm, bri,.
de iie oann aus reibe tie Ststsu nit st,pas Scifs
uno tode fis 35 Winuteu in eCr 9Rifduua I'M REF.
fsl. Gie g9iT&s whc fccann Qus Dem asITeI st'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10

nOmmen uno in einsm RsTet nit reinem fObenbsn
WaBer hberso6en. stwas aussewafben uno in fa
tenn Waber sefdwsuft. ausasoriidt uno 9strodnet.
Die i'm Ge6eI 5urtfbIetbenoe SIibtsfeit wiro auf
9eboben oa fie oreimaI aebrautt meroen fam.
Sei bisfem 8erfatreu miro sme Drittel Der 1r.
belt bsm @af6en erfpart; bIsitsn iit ubsrflhbis.
uno Mifde miro rsner uno psniser abgsnuet. ba
Die Mifbuns nibt ben serinsfieu hbeIn @inTuB bat
Q8ir Eno iberSeuet oaB burob ben 9ebtauh rirfer
Wifduns Der 9Hafhtas, Der 70 pieIs unannsbmIit
esten in siusm .6aufe mabt. ndbt msbr ais cine be
iOnoers befbmerite 4rbeit in 4nfhtae fommt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
~ Die Stimme fur bic ibri9en @anpioatsn if
nod nidt sin9esanesn.
. ic JS q bI.


Die @abl III nun wiecer uoriber. uno wis man
aus Dem Obiaen WabIbe'itbt srfsbsn miro. mie ee
m6bnItb su 9uniten unferer @e9ner aus9sfauen.-
Neren Mebrteiten iinc spar ctwas b6ber ais 9e-
m6bnlt6, ierCb foIlte oies bic arbsitenoen
Wbtas fsineswe9s mutblos maiden; inoem mrn9.
itcns 500 Stimm9cber. Die bic freimiQigsn Gambia
ten 9eliimmt boben muroen, Su toaufe aebIieben
Nno. Dies III ober eine uuperSeibibe Statfabe,
uno mir brffsn ca6 it ME mieoer cine oIbe Rab
Ia6i9fet bel funft9en Q8abIen untsr ben wabrsn
Sreuneen breS GancesmObI5 Sei9en miro. eeitt
bitten unfere Ge9nsr iIberwo9en wsrpsn f6nnen
msnn unfsre Sreunoe nibt su !Suufe sebIisbsn wd
ren Bas bic urfahe it, co6 unfsrr 9ssner msbr
eifri9er sur 8abI 9itnacn ais Die @bisS, 1T Isibt
hu sutSiffrn-uno es in Die. oa6 lie cine srpBe Gum
me GeIo iib Sujus9nen wuBten, womt iie ourt
Die Saunitips rei6tsn uno ibre 9etrcuen beSablten.
um Der @obl beiSuwUbnen. Die 98bi9s batten
tsin 9sIo etbatsn. mis fdlftbsr 8cife burtb Den
&spubIifaner bsmsrft wurce uno murpen iid, audb
ME 70 melt berabwirpi9en, UNI Die Q8abl purb
Stimmcntdufcr su tra9sn. SD Die Wbi9s osnfen
I, Iteber Die Q8abt urtIGrsn ais ourt 8efebung &C
mGnnen."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
Ole SO drfte.
Galtpu WiarftprciSc.

GdItpn Marftpreiic.
Staasr 50-9Faisn. 15-99c9ssu. .6S-gRcthtcru, &C.
6aftr, 33-6lahsfaameu. l2-8tciaamen, 25-Simrhr:
ianmen, 90 Butter, IA -@isr 10 Shprtnsirifb, g.
SBbisttp 25-pdcrpbcI 00-Gihmbrl 00-G6pps, ) 75.
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@fcEts unp 0ctraiocsNrriir.
Tctacu1ss moren Sie Sr non IIauer gpop SpFerp urS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
Sur ben npatript.n
Ser g tn + ~.

Deb adj ptrsebens
Spannt &C Die 8raft -
in ess gtposts Mitts
Ssiu Arm eriblaft.
Niibt fam CT srrsiebsn
Was 70 tbsurr Dem bsr3!
Gs prsnst ibnl ben 8ufsn
DEr tSram-un0 ber Shmer,
,,Sein Winfhsn-tin sstutn-
sStin bcfftn-fein Slid,
.,3srftSrts bss lInaldds
sGins'sst ausentlid!'-
tfs rsiet ibu biuuttr
g9it orssr geroalt
Bur 9rdttitbsn 2isf,
90 fbauris uno taIt.--
~Nr6 einmal. Qc rptint rr)
.Du Batter in ben 6Sbcn,
Die eistsn-oie 9utsu
Dea6 cinitsns MIDI fibsn."-
limb balo srfdat fih
Dss Nfsiuenecn Slsbeu-
Bon ptttts uno Msnfbeu
"Sit nibts mcbr iu ftbsn."-
Cert piafhsrt osr Rt9sn,
Gs bcnAert uue trndIt,
Gs fIammsu bic Vliss
Durb fiuftsrs @atbt.-
q. gtraufs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
Grcrlerstaun SpIfamt.
R@ 8risfe i'm 1llsntaun Defiant am Sim(iaa
Nbenb

D'arn N!braht, Saat Nnsp SRn. Barr 3. 9trr gaeu6,
SRap ann gcas, Daniel YrrbR e. ~. gurtorp SIlioun
8rrer 1utuf @ttnmrmr Sesrt @aum, 6. 9auhnou Gbar:
Ies Bennett 9arp auu GGus, harrcn Outs Gs Gopares
Srhu Gbris. Sebn Gdtr Schn Sfrtr meu Srantnfdr Sec
Tta NRn ScaI, @ G6scrae " g. Grc gcpbia Ganarpsrc
Gbars Garai, 0duid 6'rcsuSpa Sbcnas rrrGs 9R 6cf;
fsrt Snrp g. bcrn, g. 6ian, 9otoa pu9bts, Sell Sacrr
arauE Sate6 Summer Rara 8rue Sci espon Sorr aaucts
g. 6. Miucr. Schn v. 9Hcftr g. Gnn Mubte, GarD 1nn
Gccrs, Gtutb 0ccrs Sbrcfa Utcr Scbn Setau etcnarc
Soss elias Hcuhare, RciB uno Slt9r, @as b, Sbcmas
9paurs, Spn Srmia, g. 9. Sbtaes, D Ritr. 6. a Ree:
fr, Gueb Shafr. Garab SduHesr, penn Strusr bsnrp
Stthtr, Sta Sbcl 2, benrp Suitt, Sor6 Sbrrr, Scbn
Shaaet aucs Sfd, anorsp Sbacn. amanca 2pare, scbn
esttr. Schn Sdeirtr. G0oraarst Gpnnr guian Sranft
2rrss WI. Srbn 9. 2henas, Gemlnb lkterrrtb. SGarn
g2esner B gRbsifG, Gpb QRa9nGr g. Stsbrit QRuf g. 2.
Srrit eaur'nfs 9ccrmoH, StopIs gastR G9iuiam 5jnt
~ 9, Scrnts5l g. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
Ser Teteorapf).

0biIactIpbta 2tdet.-5ir 9apcr rbirtt Gjipiu gRbia
2o73 Mthrbat-9ana:Gcmn 0un9an 1000-Geuera:
Nucttcr, Snpotr -sntrogaubmsr, onrcriru 1000
ecn9rR, Gbantkr 300-Ssnot. Matbas 300-attrnc Rtee
3OO-greltrnrtar, &tnanoro 400-Olls sRb9s.
HbiidSelpbid Sauntn. - 9anrm. SIN, graptp So
Gne ~ 8anff l00-ir Die @rrtcTtn9 osrGcniiiuticu 80
tbrha GcnarR Scrtu (9rtc) rrrah i'm erliEn 0iritt-
ehanrEr SShta I'M 1un init 1900 Webrbtitb. D. 9rrrt
(SHb III erltn. uno 8ctns (2rfr) im Dtritt ruSb
Saneaftcr S0-strtns (gabs) 1T nit 1900 Msbrbttt in
eEn GcnartB gcpSbt.
NtttebnrG.-Srrpe (gRbi9l in oIu Grn9rsg oapdtt
!0arrisbnr8.-Grn9rtE: 8cas (ectr) 500 gasbrbtit
Seldipnrc So.-Ganats Gem, DUNCAN 27s-aue. gsu.
smrr 300 9Rtbrbtt. Sas 9OnH sBbistdt srlpdbn.
Daand1 Gbnuf. - 9tunwr ITO, GoIup l27, eaurp I64
elp 1sl-Iuusan 187 sRcrirn -Sdr gtrbsNruns her
9 ,nfitutirn 45, Do9sstu 205.
ScS IN Buds Gauntp fol- las 9auSe gOtofOro'
2ttet Hm5stt feln,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10

Gs aatfbert btr 8s9cn,
Gs ecnnsrt uno tratbt.
Gs flamtnsn bic 9liee
Durtb IInitsre Gatbt
Sc rafrln pic Ssnlttr,
9s tnarrst bas Sbcr,
lilo beultnbs Dines
llmbrauftn oas Sbr.
Gs fallen Die @GssI
Scm iSptliebcn Sdlas
Dee fbredIicben ba9sIs
nus ben edftcn btrab.
Gs trshsu Gle 9aums -
Sc wantet brr Ssr9-
Gs ftirsit ctr SsIftn
Slsith rinem 5wsrs.-
Gs itti9sn bic Slutben
Gar matbti9 uno 9re6-
@srritsn Dem W1snfbsn
Gin trau,i9cs ercs.-
Sehcn fdr;st Die 6dtt
Sn ben ftbiumsuesn strcm
ltus ibrer I9itte
SSmmt nihts msbr bapru.--
Die trciitrit glutttr.
Das iammcrnos Sinh
bcfsn ns;b 6tilfs
@cm 8atsr, 9Cfbpino!-
Der 8atsr. CT rilvt
Durtb BtGs uno Stutb,
gu ihdecn, gu rstttn
Ssiu bEiIi9ftss Gut
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
q c It o T. b c III:

I'm Iettn Scuutas, in piefr staet arsfbpSbs 8 r.:
S8p bss uIaur rtrrrbnsn escnaro 9BsG in ibrsm
S3n Sabre. 1nta9s rarauf Wuosu brs lttsrrs Der fb.
len @rst dbcraben, b Iusr 9rnbst 6r Gbrp Or. Duts
cine ar9rnlCBsns 8tcE bittt
I'm kettu gRthpch in oiEir staSt 5rrr s oeinrtb Gt.
ribr elmer Der proussttr rss ~5risosnstctsn" in k
nlln 7lten ettsnsiahrs.s
Die 9tsre9uu9 ftnret at nSdtrH Srtitaa UNI lIhr-
Sstn 6rsunos uno SstanntIn no en9daesn Dem Ssra6u
tsigircbntn.
I'm 2sn Strbtr, tn Q8orrtn, Sbe Marp 6crn, q8it.
ets fit lansu Sabrn rsrtorttn Stbn porn pcn asn,
taun. 9eha QauntN, la in ihrtm 70itn S0bre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10

Cine auccre ipnuccrbnrc Sur BON 2ercfuId,
btrprft rirb Yrant's in eia den Reiut 9ungssG r.:
tratt-einr Stabs phm ,sbnna mcbr bEicnn uno rn
9uo it, os ir9nb cine 5a Safaparla bs 9rbraut purbt
9J. :. 9HalIassgGtbrtr bdr: @s madt mir 8crandlrn
Sbntn brhn w tsnnrn raB 6tafbtn pcn 8rants 8Cina,
uu9sGrra oEn acpdnhtIn G9 bel mir bcrscrbratsu Sir
tSnatr ais elm Sabr par it nur tns Sbmnt acr Srant
hsttn Ssrcfla neosraprrn. GO bst9 i ben rs:
fen 8bpuItEu uuo laufnoen Stpdrn dm 6as Gnaarifu,
ta6 utius gtn6bsit uterBaur n abnabn bag i'd etc cit
3t unfibia rpar r9eno rhpa gu arbn. S purne sen bn
bcttn arn br uno onosrs Stirts ttbaHccl uno tr0ts
lanss 3t bti ben Sutn ron Saracaa no Sdrtn iu ats
cbnt Nuetn SSet absr fam id frSbtb os. eaB i eur
erant's 9niounss gu uctcmnusr Gtunobt gstaua.
IT, uno i'd tupftb oabr audi anntrn rsn 9ebrau an Gs
Gin tss ittd s9sn Drdfnrnntbtitsn uno ale nrein9t
ten tts 8lIts.
Gatbanist 8. Stinlfrn.
r stintu 1T Gin Saufmann in 81 SsaSstra6t esr stbt
Nicu;gcrt.
8s rbies Gptbitn nirb ttnab in totr Stabt bet Der.
Staattn nerfauft-unb bel
Gutb YyOuu0 nnS 1res1cr, aatutauns
6. G. tune Gtro 9DbIitbaI3tubn Sasr, Sdlit Damn,
g. .. uub q. NR edkunotnr, Gatafouaua- .Yccsr, 2rr:
Eretour-ureN 4, G;FrHart SttsrsrrUI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10

Ssi her Bidder. Guttion auf ben l4ten 81.
tOber am Saufe pOn Scnatban 8OIb, in Quentaun.
fOu audb Gin pornebmsr 8uchsrIhranf psrfauft psr.
cen.-IIIe pericusn bic nod 8idsr aus bisfer 8i'
bIiotb 1t beieen, no aufsefcrcert crfsbe unuer;us
lib ab;uIiefern
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
SSabl in Ssortbamptou sauutp.

Gbe mir Sur preee sienaen. erbieteu mir nod fol.
9ence 8sritbte BON Den QfTembtp @anoibaten in ie.
nem @auntp. woraus man nit SiemIidbsr @epi6bsit
hIebeu fanu. eoB Die bsioe freimiligsn @aneioaten
na6 Der gefee9sbun9 erwdbIt lino. gBObsetban
Mcr rtbountcu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
y 1lfffabrf Z I.

Samfass ben 19ten October. oe5 9ladmittaas,
piro Ssrr s ( uo pu ep, pCn philadelphia,
cine 9uftfabrt nit fenem 8alIon rOn Qlrntaun aus
MAIDEN. un0 Swar aus Ger gOtts oeS .Srn. SOibua
Sans. nsbsn Der SopfsuOwS .Saus. IS wre Elm
prdthtiaes Sbaufpie[ dbaeben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-10
y c Deir1tlet:

Nm ken Wrnta9 fur Den Ghrp. 6srrn Sdaer berr 0,
ma 4 CT ocn aIsnaun, nit 9NiG g bi a " Il i.
t. Srhkr ron stpbEn BALLET, pen Ytnuspia Gartcn Co.
aim ltetsn Gcnntaa, rur bsu Gbrp 6trrn 3Itr rr q:
nte Or y nit NB ew R {, ttios pen Sttr:
Satcna.
8cr ElntSsr 3t eurd ben Gbrp 6trrn gefsr Or gRolr
estnrn9 ron NcrepbIitba nit 0B Garp T. Gcnmsrsr non
g3cifpert
g8lIam 8a3ntr Hcn Sbsrncrb. nit gN6 Garetus Scb vcu
HieosrmaIn9ie. -- .
am 29itsn September, hurt cen Gbrp 6crrn Saacr Serr
Sctnrh s. Ssd, ocn StbEbsm Saunbp NIT W1B attalina
8tsrp pen oonrrprr.
osrr Bniamin gBsied, NIT gNiS GabOyiua eutltun ts
BE- pcn 9tebsr:S9a;artb
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

TOBACCOWe could not hear of single sale yesterday
important enough 70 report. t..
SUGAR AND MoLAsSES-Sugar was in fair request
with sales of 700 hhds 3S SIC for Common Fully Fair
About 500 bbs Moases disposed of at l92ic, the outside
rate for the best Re-boiled.
FLOuR-The market appears unchanged but very firm.
sales of 700 bba only including 146 bb Ohio IS IS, 100
bbs Second St Louis s6 259$ 3d. and 100 bb Choice
Ct Louis (Star) on the Levee al s6 rs v Dbl. +
CORN-Pces firm, and 5000 sacks sold, including 25S SKIS
Ordinary mixed at 3d. and 1900 SKIS from the steamboat land
ing (3376 800, AGO. LOO 1000 Sc " bushe.
OATS-aes of 800 sacks Indiana ST. and 343 st Louis
ut soc.
BRAN-343 sacks the Leyee brought 81 80 W 100 lb.
HAY-A sale of 80 bales Eastern at &3 90 y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM in demand with sales Of
$50 bbls Mess at 50 6s9 % rs, lis 81 70 and,
the Levee, $50 bbs Mess, not inspected at 80 Moss %.
of b Bulk Pork brought the advanced rate of BIC
Tor Hogrou Of Beef, 30 bbls Mess sold $ll 90 Ba
steady with sales of So casks Missouri packed AZ for
Sides and 80 for Shoulders, and casks Canyased Hams
sac. Lard firm, and 1850 bbs sold viz; 80 OK 81 and
5 6 at 5 123 and 1877 1.-TWO lots) 616c h.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Steady. SALES of $50 pieces
and coils l4 and ~, so pieces at IA, and ITO coils q
cash.
COFFEE-Rio selling inegulany at 1l9lilsc.
LIME-15l5 casks Thomaston cargo eceve) takei
at 81 %.
WHlsKY-sales of III bbs Reefied at 22922k, and 10
Dexter's a, Csc. ~
DRIED FRUTT-500O B sold atsc.
| FREIGHTS-No engament reported.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

n We suppose the following has reference to
de Forrest divorce case which 10 the present ex-
cifemept in New York II is taken from the
Sunday Dispatch
To GENTLEMRN WHO WISH TO REPUDIATE
rHKtR WIyEs-The subscriber announces to the
tie public, or that portion Of it Of the masculine
gender which is anxious to get rid Of feminine in
cumbrances-or, in other and palmer words, to men
who are bent on desecratng the hottest Of contracts
by any feasible means, or on any pretence, that he
is the originator Of plan, and sole patentee Of this
plan with letters patent il bis poeket,) which he
takes the liberty oil - ing rsnnot fail to accomplish
the object aimed at. H.. is ready, for proper re-
muneration to write series Of letters to any lady,
letters which shall impbeate her .charaeter-ahd
these letters he will hand over to the husband,
as evidence Of his wife's improprieties. Scale oil
prices
For writing the letters. ..:....-...,,,..$750 00
Swearing TO their authenticity. ..-....... $50 on
Address, through the post, 10 X. w.
N. B.-The strictest confidence observed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

TIE GENDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rejected
old bachelor must have 'aksn the trouble to say
this: There is not mystery in creation, the sym
biol or practical invention for meaning abstrnse,
reconcile and incomprehensible, which is not rep
resented by the female gender. There is the
Sphyar, and the Enigma, and the Chimera, and
the Isis, whose veil no man had ever lifled-they
were all females, every one Of them, and 80 was
PIoserpine, and Hecate, who was one thing by
night, and another by day. SYPHILIS were females,
and so were the Gorgons, the Harpies, the Furies,
She Faies, and the Tentonic Valkyrs, Monies, end
in Short all representation of IDEAS obscure inacr-
'--N'Ss - : FT7rS-rT' si=.-..a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

THE SMITHSONIAN lNsTITUTE.-ltis crafty
ing to learn, by note in the National IntegenceF
that this Institution, under its present able manage
ment, is destined to be, il we can Judge from its
beginning, most popular and efficient means Of
the spread of intelligence among men, and to foster
the arts and sciences. The public have already
evinced deep interest in its management and
have watched with jealous care its infant steps. Its
healthy development depending on its good man.
agement, an almost parental solicitude is felt in
every thing connected with it and they have not
failed to with pleasure that its interests are
likely to be well guarded by the accomplished gem
tlemen at its head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

PLANK ROADS AND RAILROADS IN ONO. -
The Chilicothe Gazette states that one hundred or
more bills for Railroads and Plank Roads have
been introduced into the lower branch of the Ohio
Legislature during its present sitting Some fifty
bills have been reported back from committees for
further considerations large number of Plank
Road acts have passed, and if half of them are
constructed that have charters, the State Of Ohio
will be pretty essentially planked, within the next
four years. The Gazette adds that good roads
and convenient and fast methods for the transmits
sion of passengers, produce and merchandise, are
at present the allabsorbng subjects of public con
Germ in the State of Ohio. The spirit of improve
ment is abroad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

TmEFr.-Thomas Williams appropriated in 9
summary manner a linen jIeket from the First MI
nicipality ferry boat He made his appearance Of
board with the identical garment upon his person
an annoyance that the owner repaid by having to-
offender placed in custody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

A QUEER THREAr.-Aiargaret Mcdonald yes.
serday applied 10 Recorder Genois for warrant l.
arrest one Mrs. Courtney, who had g lnsinuaied
$40 rays the affidsvitl that the aforesaid Margare
world, in all probability, soon visit Baton Roug
at the expense Of the State. This the complainan
congirued into a threat Of personal violence, lo'
which she prayed for the arrest of the .ofendin.
Mrs. Courtney. Whether the cause will bear {.
eriminal complexion remains for the Court to decide
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

LARcENY.-Thomas Fitzpatrick was found I'M
der suspicious circumstances, in the cabin Of the
towboat Tennessee. His pockets bore unmistaka-
BILE evidence of his thieving propensity by contain
ing four pair of dies and three taps belonging to
said boat and valued at SIS The rogue was ares
ted and will be dealt with by Recorder Genois
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

ISOR HIRE or sALE-A very active and intsllisen.
II NEGRO FELLOW, accustomed to attending In store,
i rs rate caTaes driver, viii be hired OF sold. Apply al
this office, or at 1856 Carundelet street. iai7
OtHiA 6RAsD-Ths Invaluable Remedy for Diarrhea and
" COMPLAINS Of the Bowela, received from Mexico
for sale by > JAS. g. SHAW, Druggist,
as az Wifi VerRnda Corner
NTONTILLIADO sHERRY-A choice lot in neat
mhi Gss'ess''' '0f 'As JOAN TooLE, IS Bank Paos,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

10 Fossil apes have been found in the principal
tertiary strata where the bones of mammaia are
found. If man had existed when these strata were
formed, why have not his fossil bones been also dis.
covered The inference is that he is of inferior
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

ASSAULT AND BATTERY Anthony Dover
committed an unprovoked assault and battery on
Francis Dover, for which Recorder Baldwin re-
quired Anthony to give bond for $500 to secure
his appearance before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

WORCESTERSHIRE. = Margaret Formay was
brought before Recorder Baldwin yesterday morn
ing charged with breaking into the house OF Mrs
Cormice, on Canal street. Maggy was sent to the
Work house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

90 There were no less than 50 Virgnans
among the 21l doctors of medicine turned out by
the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia. on
Saturday, the 9th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

THE STEAMSHIP NoRTHERNER. - The price
at which this steamer has been sod for the purpose
of placing her on the Pacific route, is said to be
$4,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

INTENDED TO RoB.-John Buckley, for break
ing into Maurice Lewis store, on Poydras street,
on the night OF the 18th inst sent by Recorder
Baldwin, before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

GouNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Wm. Stewart was
arrested, yesterday morning, by the Second Muni-
aipality police, for attempting to pass counterfeit
money in the Vegetable Market.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

Ses- The value of diamonds is measured by the
carat of four grains, the single carat being worth
$40, two carats $50, three $50, and so on A
diamond of one hundred carats is worth 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

STOLEN BRosANs.--Five boxes of brogans, for
stealing which several individuals were arrested,
were found by the police in house high up in
Tchouniionlas street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

CUsToM.HoUsE FRAUDs.--It is said that ex-
tensive Custom house frauds are about to be
brought to light in New York. The District At
torney is engaged in investigating them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

&c Mr.. Webster's great speech has been trans
lated into German, and is. published in the Wash
ington City Spectator, German paper printed in
that city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

NJ" The receipts of the American Bible Society
last month were S2s,59l 81, and the number Of
books distributed 3d. 69.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

01s- Deaths in Philadelphia during the week end
ing the 9Th inst, l54-by consumption l6; small.
1oE |.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
Foundry for Sale.

TINE subscriber wishing to retire from business offer 70
IL sale his MOULDING AND MACHINE SHOP,
known as the CRESCENT FOUNDRY, For young
small capital this desirable chance the location
is the in the ciya low Fent-a good supply OF pattern
further particulars apply at No. SO GIRoD STREET,
New Orleans. (det WIFI a. @. JONES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

OF The Batemans have been engaged for Bar.
NUNS MUSEUM in New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

FIRST DisrRfcT CouRT-Henry Slouderman
was tried yesterday for assaulting Martin fallon,
police officer Of the First Municipality, about two
months ago, with intent to kill, The offence was
committed while Fallon was trying to arrest Sou-
derman for abusing his wife. Charles McLane
was convicted on charge Of having stolen about
500 from Mr.. Thomas Goss.. Richard Courdan
was also found guilty Of having committed larceny
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. :.

ns- Why is a sawyer Ikea lawyer Because
which ever way he goes. down comes the dust.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

The MURDER CAsE.--Capt. Youennes made an
affidavit yesterday before Recorder Gehois setting
forth the facts in the case of Oscar Dnbergne, ar
rested by him for the murder of John, a free negro
man, in the month of December, lS46. Capt Y.
states that q warrant was issued at the time foi
Dubergne, and that he abscondsd. The prisoner
was nornmitted