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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

"a. n aklktF. 3. A. KINGELASD. w. N gREENWou
A u. GtilEEF ~ co. Hholesdle DsaieTs n Batter
A. GRd Chcsc gHd dgeHts for 1GBi0Ys 4baaV M ami
ioytor, a1te Ntoark Cider, Nos. IS. IS and 40 Old
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CALIFORNIA GoLD.-Tne New York Tribune
says that the $4,000 of gold dust brought by Ad-
ans & Co.'s Express, in the Empire City, belonged
to about 200 consgnees, in all parts of the country
The quantity varied from a few ounces up to
$4,000 70 each person. II was put up in every
variety Of packages, from stocking leg TO Hill-
box. Nearly one-third Of the packages were di-
recled 10 females, the mothers wives and sisters Of
the hardy diggers. These remiitances viii carry
joy into many family that has ben deprived ofils
head by this California fever.
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New ORLEANS, January, 1880
THIS is to certify that had terrible on my face for
some years, and that treated by eminent medical
who were unable relieve me- The disease located
on my forehead and was spreading alarming
heard OF Dr. GILBERT success in curing Cancers. went
to Memphis and put myself under his treatment He pro-
nounce the disease and cured and have been
well for about years L. therefore, take great pleasure
recommending himito the public, being well qualified to
perform what he undertakes.
fyS w. NJ FLEMING.
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NJ. DIsrAss, y7nct,oneer and Commission Merchant
= Otllee No; 20 Banks Arcade. viii make liberal Cssh
Advances on Cargoes arrive, Merchandise in zioa 70 BE-
,pd at Auction. lie viii asO give attention 10 lie sae oi
Real Estate CargOes, Stocks Succssions Tve etc olsf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

A WRITTxN LANGUAGE IN WEsr AFRICA
One Of the Sierra Leone agents Of the Church Mis-
sion Society of London. the Rev. Mr. Koele, has
discovered written language existing in the inte-
rior of West Africa, in the Wy language. Mr.. K
says that the alphabet consists Of about one hum
dred letters, each representing syllable. The
new character is said to have no analogy with any
other known. Mr.. Koelle has taken passage on
board vessel going TO the neaTest point from which
the Wy nation can be reached, with The resolution
oinyestigase fully this interesting discovery.
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TsHE undersigned have st received consignment an
u assortment of CLOTH, SILK, PLUSH AND go
GLAZED GAPS, which will be sold at moderate kSiS3
prices for cash NJ. BARNETT q CO.,
lale I'm " Camp street
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

1 Il. LEVY. Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker No.
20 Camp, door from Common St, N Orleans d ly
III l.. MeJILTON, Fancy and Stapse Dru Goods
W. Deatcr, ~ Chaftres street d24 ly
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- WOLFE, Importer Of Nine, Brandg, ON, ETC., and
-. dtHerM ConHMssi0R Merchant, 25 Grayier st. n9
w g. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, n Camp
w street. ap21
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
United State. commissioners Court.


MAY L. III Desperate B.ock-.dssGah ,otih Dangerous
WtoBon.-f rancs Barnes a man of color. cook
board the American ship isabellita iyne was brought
before the Commissioner charged with assault upon
Captain Samuel h. Dewring on her last passage from
Rio de Janeiro to this port Itappeared from evidence
adduced by Nessrs Summers and bebee, that one day
during the voyage some Ey ing nsh flew on board the
vessel and the cook ordered TO dress them for
lady passenger bu, he having rather a delicate sppe
title, fanci.d them, and ate them himself rhe cap
tain, finding that the nsh were not Forthcoming
went 10 the galley, and ordered the cook 10 come
tempting TO take hold Of him. he drew knife
fr,m has bosom. which lac had concealed inside
HE shirt the captain endcayorod to take the KNIFE
IRON him. but IN doing 80 received a cut IN the
habds; he however, obtained possession OF the weapon
upon which the cook took pot Of boiling water Oh
the copper aud threatened to scald him he did not
leave the galley; the captain then called the mate TO
bis sssistsnce and wh,n the mate attempted To Ivy
hold of tn. pitoner he threw three pots of boiling
water on him. and c.ldrd him the hand; he then
hut the galley door. armed himself with hatchct.
said that Il would quire the whole sh ps comp
to take him; the captain and mate repea, lily ordered
him out but he refused 10 obey; the panrls OF the
doors Of the galley were then Knocked in the cook
stil held the Ratchet Ina bis hand and refused TO come
forth, more afsistane. called and he secured
it'd up TO the rigging and whipped when he got the
the captsins money should pay for IT, and IL he could
get ose be would axe the life OF the captain the pr
sohtr vas 'n.n IN aouoe rom, thougn ~ was the
captains Intention to let him return to his duty before
bs made tbese threats.
The Captain ~sssscross-exsmined by Mr. Edmond
BlaLkmaD. the part Of the pri-onvrDid not know
that the cook caught of the sh himseli witness
did not take any knife with him when n. vent to the
galley; the yellow died knife produced when
be vent to the galley and seized II In order that the
cook might not sgsn arm himself witness did not cut
at the prisoner with H. did not cut hi. hand nor use
any violence towai de him. witness had pistol In his
hand when he seized the cook and would have shot
him " he had not come an the prisoner slept deck
for three nights with his rons aud wturss slept
deck himself also; did not tell him he should sleep on
wet sails witness let him 20 when he Lad punished
him sufficiently to maintain discipline; had fault 70
| find with him In Rio; found n pipe anu toDacco la
soup aud pounded glass In pies made by the pr-o
| for the Of the cabin
| Several other witnesses examined and Mr. Ed
mond Blank man addressed the Commissioner main
tanning that sexual assault had been committed ~
the prisoner. could he BE- convicted Of revolt -
he Vas moes;ed In that part Of the vessel which
peculiarly his own Counsel for the peopl. replied
| and the Commissioner remandsd the prisoner Tor
| trial. who UNITED In default Of bail
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Our Maraeaiso Correspondence.


Some Aecc~~t Of Maraoaibo-CottOm Cpitwre-
The Peyif,oai TroSbies-7h Emgiih and Dutch
ptesfs- risa Of an Amsrioan Var Steamer. &c.
Ny travels have thus far led me to this city,
which has 30 often been mentioned in the public
prints Il the United States, especially during the
pact year az two, being the headquarters Of the
Paez party, in their late struggle with the present
government II is place 81 considerable interest
on that account, but more especially from its geo.
graphical situation and its commercial capabilities,
and the agricultural resources Of the province and
Ne surrounding country. II is the most westerly
province e the republic, situated between the lati-
tudos Of deg IL min. 30 sec., and IL deg is min.
north end Is bounded en- the west by New Ora
nada and the Indian Pc ninsula, inhabited by the
eayayt tribes Of the Goayras; on the ast by the
provinces e Coro (of which | have In a former
letter gwen you description) and barqulsinr'o;
On the touth by the provinces ot Merida and lru-
lilo, ard On the north by the Gull OF Maracsibo
l.e teffiiCp i- made up OF every variety-sterile,
sandy and dry, fertile and well wstered soil
eaSannst II lurgr extent, on when cattie can Dc
rai..d with great sdvantage-lakes and rivers
healthy md unhealthy part--warm, aud agf SIN
Temperate, clmatr-in fact, in this country, man
tnaf occu, alton IN commerce, agncuuuIe, sao
Celtic raising. From the peculiar position OF the
lake, and lie r,ers which empty into u, water
c4nisgs 10 easy to the provinces OF Merida aud
1njillo. md. moreover, New Granada receives
for her Provinces u Cacats aud Pamplona great
potion Ct lher foreign manufactured goods, via
Msracaibo, a., by an arrangement between the
t~o f,l hActs. goods are received, IN transitu, IN
Mafacall,, ios New Granada. The importations
q dIy eccds aud foreign manufactured articles,
theteiort. INTO this city, are considerable, and .
plupcsucnste fnm of export-, In the way of coffee
hides, fusiic. di, divi &c, rs made from hence tc
he United states and Europe. The last men
TONED article is peculiar one. not known. be
hsys. in the United states markets. IL - a sPe-
cisp Of nut containing vast proportion OF tannin,
and Il used extensively IN England for dyeina pur
poaes A very large amount 81 IL 10 annually
shi-r-asi from hence to England, direct
--~vs In the province. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Parcel ID winds up with copous collection OF
statistics from the newspapers cut out AMI pasted
IN, Ike the selections Of scrapbook, including all
kinds OF rssb in the way Of statistics. In the same
way, we have pasted in a long prize essay on the
culture Of tobacco, delivered before some farmers
society in Maryland.
Now the question arises, what is all this worth
THE ho'ch-Totch Of science and nonsense, and sta-
tftics and trssh-this re-hash from the newspapers
and agricultural msgszines-this repetition OF iec-
tufes, and structures and tresti-es-thi- incompre
hensible mass 81 sfufi What IL II worth Ii will
mske document too formidable to read. aud too
leaned to understand, and TOO old re-hash TO be
interesting.
What will II cost Take the whole report to.
gefhef, will make volume Of five sir hundred
Psges, erhspe thousand, including the tables and
the enefsvings, and, with the usual extra cop,es, II
will probably cost not less than (t75U00) srsnfy-
srt fhcvsard dotiars TO print H. 1hs will b. quite
a job for Gales and oeaton, or Father Richie, II
they get the printing the 81 plan Of bonus to the
psrty organs They will be able 10 reazc at le at
10000 profit of this single document, provided we
have the usual 5000 extra copses
In one word we consider this Patent Office Ee-
peri, in the mass, as the most worthless and en-
psnsave document ever pvescnsed 10 Congress.
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storrscs Corror f.crcErs rus kssr 1t
lss ben that s,verai u he large fact Je-
~ Lcvtil ~4ll wofs short during th- summer mouths
A. Newton tyyer eiss n,ilsr d.tninutioB VI t.bsr
Lss tsk.t s,, both IN cotton factory aud Ia sapp
Ter the manufacture machinery aud about 40 nauis
~ Ter The TIME thtuwh out " .wploy Tue Gi,os
lrhi MIL ~ Nevburyyo ~ nov running bat one
hsi 81 lts lo,ms hbvut 80 Operstvss have been d.
etsy,d 81 Iida. ford Me. The Lsc1uis ~sd ssngupit
knis are TO rtuuce their production Ons-h.if Tue
fnOkesg 10 vt "a vrtly stop 30 loo and the SAT
men shs Co. have sifesay stopped one-qusrter and
vii fsauee the producticn On, quarter more making
ttsls AL There h 10 ~ gerersi curt.ims nj ~ tas
man pfseturins tusiusss. thrcuehout Nee sns,ad-
BOSTON Tsar s<s,pt, Msy v
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Superior Court.

Before Justice SANFORD
Cossgvcts rs Dtfp.-Cont scion judgment and ere
tiop set aside Discharge ef the sttscbneut vacated
and attachment aud levy thereon restored No costs
TO either party
Hayes 20. toudn.--R.fertn ordered to three
f.ress plaintiff paying the ccst Of the lat trial
term Costs Of motion to ab.d. the event Of suit.
John Cook a. slosss Dicksrsca Motion TO strike
portion. Of reply granted IN part With leave TO
plsiLtif amend aud denied to residue No costs
to either party
~ Mead 20. Beriamin.- motion TO set aside In
qu,s ordersd that plaintiff have leave to enter Jg
n.ent and isue ution which proav.dngs TO o.
ed payment of costs Cause referred To Juds.
ysnderpo-l to hear and decide tn. same.
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cents IL bic pocket; entering room where ther'
was Il -.or.,s bank, he Joined issue with frien'i
who possessed the same amount OF capital; they
commenced playing, and IN = short hne otgg-t
The who'll, bank, consisting of four thousand hss
hundred doars Since that time, Thompson h II
been the terror Of the monte banks, and has coa.
tHued in a g lucky streak" until his seventy five
cents have amounted TO nearly ten thousand dol
friends al home will be as happy TO hear OF his sue
cess as are those in California. Gambling is only
Objectionable when man loses.
Henri Herr. the celebrated pianist, arrived in the
California, aud Il to give concert at the Nation al
theatre, on Tuesday evening next.
Swsri~ou'ing and absquatulating are becoming
quite popular amnsements in San Francisco. |
wrote You If the case of Colonel Myers who took
of tho funds If charitable association, by the
sseunlef OF Mach LIST. Another case occurred in
the person 81 w. Lount who departed sudden
~, carrying with bim some sixty thousand doll lrs:
owing heIe ohout thirty of it, having swindled
everybody he could
Al unfortunate affair occurred here fortnight
slnct, which has involved in sorrow our whole
mercantile community Frank Ward, Esq, Of the
hrm Of Ward " Co., formerly one Of the stauncheSt
mcrcbarts H. The town. made AN attempt to commit
suicide 10y shoCtug himself through the head with
plso The bail entered on the right side Of the
head and passed out near the nose, destroying, in
IT. course, the right eye. The recent loss OF a
Young ond Interesting wife, added 10 a failure in
busirese, are the probable causes of the attempt
Mr ward il still alive. though very low, and but
Fbhil IGieS tit eHteltilnt Il ct MS recovery. ne
viii prove a great loss to the business community.
The principal gold excitement at pre0as, is in
regard TO Trinidad Bay, from which reSvts have
come splendid rs ever went TO Sp iin from Cortez
Piano. Mountains of gold are said to be there
piled zap, and The golden sands coursing down
the myers bundled vessels up for there. The
schoo0er ] Whiting starts Oh Monday with
cargo Of cur fret cirize MS among whom are Robert
A Parker. Esq, Fred Woodwork, Geo F. Lee
mon, Thomas ! Roach James Creighton, and
Charles Southland Trinidad Bay is supposed TO
he somewhere near the Oregon line. A number
Of vessels We already been up in search Of it, but
a. We returned without finding it, and the reports
oi US richness only come from adventurers who
hove reached itby crossing the mountains. In the
old dgai,ls mines are doing well, and thousands
are daiy Il ockiDg to them Our piers and wharves
resemble those of The North River, on fine summer
mornings, when the Albany boats are about start
iGg jnyt saw piece of gold weighing twenty
lhrec gouuds, which was taken out at the Sonora
nisr camp, and sold to gentleman in this town for
len thousand dollars. IL is To be sent to the United
states, where you will prob bly, see it. have spun
his letter 4 tier out longer than intended, so, till
aext steamed, let me bid You adios. Gould.
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Aprn weather F,ny Wear. Ago.

1ALF JoLLtcEs ApFi INV.
Prom my journal u MEIds.
Arm Clear and warm; pisyed wicket on the
green; We have dug our garden; birds are singing
around rs
2 Cloudy. heavy y. " bios, then heavy rain q ncck
Of Wild gtss. passing 10 the north~sr the Wind then
whirls round the points u the compass, some hall
thunder and lightning
Cioudy; w.nd very heavy ali last night nov south
westerly
wihd blovirg lie fury; cloudy
5 Clear and warm; played ball wicket.
fasy aud warm; do, do
IA Hagy aLd smoksy; do. 90
n HaE,; ground dry; warm.
~. CLOUDY with SON. rain.
10 CLOUDY; chilly played wicket; clear at N. W. at
evening
~. Gear; hs,y n. W. blow; Thermometer, n deg
n. De, do, do, % deg.
~ DO N. W. cool; played Wicket
- Clear snd consfOrtabi. launched our sahbosf.
"a ". ~, cloudy; somc rain.
70 Char AID usilgbtful morning a. can BE-, this
John Adams fact day: wegs 10 chsg,l, or Dsss
yf,sel.d ~ good sermon
20 tl,sr and pheasant. Wind southeriy, took sali
IN boat IN the hsrbor played ball IA the evening
q. kscited Lock. on Ifumsn Undertaking rass
hard all day and night
~ wsrm; the soa rose beautifully SUNDAY vent
20 chapel all day; wind Oh, wc-svriy, but VAN.
~ Char and b,~utfui warm
80 DO do. morning, cloudy aud chilly
In the afternoon. played bali.
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Poiss,esI s.ssiisxss nee.

Asrosfa El,,1Io~ III. Town u elton q Astoria
L. I took Mac. on the sth isst. sod resulted IA tns
,keticb Of the follO-iBs per-onr Trustees -Artnur
DoDp,ily william nelly. stephen Haley Mainland
tht- y i,.uki.h BoOIn. yIi4sg- Clerk kdvia u Ls.
tollsetoi-ALarsv flabsesb. 1rsssurcr--tienry n.
llsskpsll tOnsts Lle- " iiil-m Green.
hon IsnryA lee h. candidate tor delegate % the
con, ebtion 10 revive the c,.stiiUtios " yugais
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IN. IA bi H., ela lion. the .sori Eis5op Of Jsns.
a so fsply so Coz fsits Hssaua. Rev TAyig.
4 = n. Gen Mcseu sDd tnlrty nine olhers Arrvsd
" thu cify yesterday ana 90 r,osas a. She Osiss
Ia. hstsl
Nice Fredstiks Frensn ~ a. Chsrsstor . y ~hsrs
a. has beu frst ding time ~ilE the IA DAy o.
f..stlcn. Mr. horisnd, ant ~ua the fxnai!as 81 n
Toinsett ard kgv Nv g4nan
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Total number OF hogs. ............ .ls,l3Jo
We have next any quantity Of statistics OF the
commerce Of the United States, branch Of busi-
pess which WILL no doubt, be better presented in
the Treasury document on Commerce and Nayl-
cation. We extract, however, from Mr.. Ewbank's
report the following figures; in spite Of the susPi-
cion that IL has been published before
cons,rcr rms Usurp STATES, Jrss %. isio-PrIseA
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Ihsr. s,.s 50 d.ssS' ia Baltimore es'y tOe %, v-~
cxdinr the f.h ingf
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M Nina, an the aggregate. the current expenses
20 l.toF upon the paper, The enormois san 81
sIOT 600. And even AFTER this, the P4c.t- " srs
ssa6.,shmeni is probably making more money thss
a., other 1T th. klai ir thr world
ih,nk thss viii tncl astnns-h The typos ~ TIE
tnica siaier The Plc.fe Nslcs . paper which
". serves the popularity Il his atiiinei Ii -
rev EDITED by Upg oii Nes fofs veteran, Gcn. j.
" ,nch.~;eI, ard IT. business aisurs are supern-
tsr asd BY oDe OF tn prupresors. " Wallace L.
tsnd. formerly OF IN Clnion Hotel, OF your sy
n adiliun a. the three Aniencln tuhes. a
weekly psyrr, IL CahfrBita, d yabh he'd IN
LfcscL aad Che IL IN contem,la VA 1el man.
Two psysl- aifeats ia OieTauouin Sac au-sio.
,rt Two IN STOCKTON Ia hes than one year nom
ali ume, even town ot sny importance "a tie state
Nil cUttssB lewtpalc r press
The theat -, fuf the Tres ni, arr closcd--ihcrc
4 no tcing coup ny 81 sufficient taieht 20 So
fl,n the taste of vur ciizsns In lieu ~ thea
,r.cai anu-eiDants, however, Nj Everafi. for
| msrly ct the Olympic, has engaged i-oiI'' ~
! "E,.dsl sriists," who nightly crhioi, IN nan.
M ~ which cannot offend the moot fispdi01s'
We hvs asso On San Francisco, our private httis
s,roi.4 nd rides on those hne spring Afternoons
/ " have o. yet no avenues" 70 drive On, and
n "Nnsy" 10 refiesh ourselves a. but within
awo niles - IA We havc broad pliin', covers i
row with grcrn & az, from winch the b,aasfil
G ,o ma DC ~. go NinsiA the richest luXui snce,
| 4 hhinR i's yellow head The aid strawberry
| -, d. h. bloom u growing ,hckly on the heath
} rUd hiilssde and the sDllI, lilly, d1isY, und
| b.r.,rIckle, ar rcldy to b. piucked and made
-. 6esb tp.nqpei, Tor our California ltsses We
can cpjoy hie very well here now, and II We oaly
~ cream, more ladice. aud fresh y iiers, We
|, stcuid have nothing 20 cOmp in Of.
n Ne hove -. present IN this town, As great COZ
lion o. iegsl talent as IN any Other Pice - the
n world Members of he b-r hon ~ PafS u ih'
, I'D St.t.s nave conccHyascd mere, aad are
~. no wih eech other for the palm " snpsHoi
| ~siVl'Ity Auoag The FRET lawyers 81 our town.
!. r. onles "a. iioh, ttq Of New orleans, wac
i, stI,reh here Bat few months, has acquired :
n s.re which wlM last forever One q ihe mos
Elective spaschss that ever heard mtde bsi9,s
s,,,v yyas n de az Mr. Ilot IN case Of intent e
~ Ths eloenence which flowed iloin ms lPs
- the Legal Anowlcdgc be exhibited, gnned mr
= rsse ys,ic. uton the face Of u vas oad on
80 g.abb ned 10, him reputation which ne well
-,s.rves BESIDE legal gentlemen, We have nov
= 4 so,,e of lions" IN town, brought here IRON
Ell soupces end for all reasons
90 II the rr,ncpal hons OF The town, at present
= ,oa,.g nan named Peter Thompson, who cam'
his coun,ry AZ a private IN Col. Sieveason
I s.;,r,e,t and who, after variety Of the usua
. IA Gowns Of California life, found himself
ssn Fnncisco, few weeks ago. 80
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COMMERCIAL AND HONEY MATTERS.
& ,e, n, che s,och Erchunge ..Arcu,r 8.
TrEspAy, Auguste-P NJ

TvESpAy, August6-PM.
The market COR Stocks today exhibits no new
features. Tbs,0 is asmal business doing in the
FancSes, and generally the market is heavy.
Erje Stock aud onds, however, were firm. For
Govern aaents the o was some Inquiry and the
nsrtst is steady. A better demand tor Govern
,nen,s from the otLe- side is anticipated.
III. market closed for Exchange viii fair
businsas doing. The supply was fair and there
We, u, change in rates. steriSS is &c lOt,
Francs t23a a 52li. For Continental Bi1 the
demand was modera.s. Amsterdam 4o4,
Hamburg 5i035l. Bremen 7si GsO
In Freisl It's there is less doing, bat rates are
vthou, chan ge. Some engagements Of Cotton
were made to Liverpool q, l6d' 1000 b6ls Flour
"a. aesd weie, 1t lOG To Newcastle, cargo Of
Navsl Stores Is. To Lisbon aud Cadiz, two
oarsoes Slaves at slS0sl-. 10 Hamburg 4OO
-. Co,,on,tlc To Hayre, the market ia quiet.
The receipts at ne Custom AeaSe today were
ara am .nsVment,. slOl6Ss balance, s5o59,al?.
The New York Liza Insurance aad trust %.
have declared 4 seminar 1ual dN ia'na q per O.
IT. Million Loan Of III, , Aichsaa Central Rah.
ro.d Co. was all taken at bOs'o'' - O"'' 00' VIZ
rate has no. IansPired. ..:.. IA. =.
40 "C'iV" - ~ ,.och Slf million The
.n' 4''i'''l1 ., nj. -oad are pushing
ii forward with great energy. 49,,
msde It's first witt TO Malone few
and another went on. on the east end -
lumbia village, on Wednesday The iiit. = g.
vet completed at chateaugay, bat iswill bs - ~
first of September. There lie no doubt tha'
car. will run through from Rouses Point to .'s'
densburg on tho lss Of October /
The Courier aud Enquirer Of This morning says
TIE Albspians, with their usual ente- prise, have
. Dew pfcjse on oot hl1n; cArLlsa GUY r,o0d