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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-04
LIST or LETTERS


ID EMAINING in the Post Office at New OrIeans
LII January 4, 1919. Persons calling will please
mention that they are adverised.
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So Canal Street, corner of st. Charles st.
DESPECTFULLY intimae the Ladies of New and
~ vicinity, that their STOCK OF GOODS very
select, comprising
Rich plain and figured black and colored Silks
Sewed Muslin Robes;
Chldreu's Robes FTocks and Frock Bodies very rich;
Eewed Muslin and Lace CApes, Collars, etc;
Inserting and Edging Trimning
Null, Book, Nansook, and Cambria Muslin;
Striped and check Muslins;
Cashmeres De liaiBes, Alpaca LusTes etc;
Painted Coltons and GinghAms great variety;
Linens and Long Lawns Cambria Handkerchiefs;
Cotton Shlrtngs, Sheetings aud Towehngs;
Shawls and Pliids; Blankets and Counerpanes
Hosiery and Small Wares, etc, etc. DIS ln
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ana IN stOre--
, SuGAR-75 packages Stuart's Loaf and Crushed;
TEAS-220 Green and Black;
BUTTER-50 kegs choice Orange county;
MACKEREL AND SALMON-500 packages;
GOLDFISH AND HERRINGs-450 packages;
BUCKWHEAT-250 packages;
SOAP AND SEARCHED boxes;
CANDLES-Star, Solar, Sperm, Patent and Wax-l3
boxes:
OII.S-Olve and Florence Oh in TASKS;
Sperm and Lard;
MACCARONI AND NERMICELLI-6O boxes;
FARINA, WHEATEN GRITs AND BARLEY-4O pkg s.
BUFFALO AND BEEF TONGUES;
SUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF;
CRACKERS Butter, Soda, Boston, Milk, Maple,
Picnic, Wine and Lemon--75 packages
PICKLES-Salad Dressing, Olives. Capers, Jams, Je-
Notwithstanding Ri Ester ssHffiRE SAUCES dozen:
MUSTARD-Englih French and Kentucky;
CHOCOLATE, BROMA AND PREPARED CoCoA-Ba-
PoTATOEs-125 bbs Northern very fine;
ISINGGLASS, Rock CANDY, GUAyA JELLY AND
FIG PASTE;
RTCE-S tierees extra;
MOLASSES, SUGAR HOUSE, do;
SYRUP-Stuart's extra Golden;
SCOLLOPS-VeFy delicate and nice;
SARDIN ES--l5 eases
SALMON. LOBSTER, BOILED AND ROAST BEEF;
ROAST TURKEY, PEAS AND Fresh MILK, in cansi
CURRY POWDERS AND CAYENNE PETER
ORANGE FLOWER AND RosE WATER ETC. etc.;
, Ssl Sis 81 Camp street.
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CTOLEN, the night Of tls lt fnsts l1q1e tarke4
= GOLD WATCH medium Sine Hard Dias, VITA
Black Figures and Hands, made by BInkmsn tollse
the initials IS. W. AlsO-a GOLD CHAM
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached. The
above reward will be given, and no qaeona eed aag
person who will return the said Watch and Chan hg
- " D : ''-- s WOLFF. . Gnvsss susst.
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NLERED MASON, iBuilder. Of (alifoyniG Portable
material viii be furnished by A. NJ on reasonable terms M
He will leave for San Francisco about the middle of
April next and will attend TO the erection of the same if
required. portion of the be made payable in
San Francisco. LIZ Orders left with G. w. MURRAY
No. 81 Magazine Streets (wheTe plans be SEEM will
meet with prompt attention. d28 I'm
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MR. P CISsEY late from Paris, respectfully informs N.,1
LII the Ladies and Gentlemen this city he will k ~
the LIST Of November his Dancing Academy, XK
No is CarOndeet street, where will teach all the H
Dances that vogue among the fashionable -
circles in Paris, such Qualriles Waltz Temps
PE engue Temps, Polka iowa
zouIks, which the only Dances received the fashionable
saloons in Europe Mr. G. recommends being
both elegant particularly when
gentleman. II is easily learned
Ladies Genenan desiring learn those
Instructed BY calling Mr. O. between and O'clock
being devoted giving private lessons He will also give
private families
Dey children Mondays and Thursdays HOursfrom O'Clock
I'LL dark
Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass opened for
them from until ~ O'Clock evening IN the those who
wish to perfect themselves short TINE MI C. engaging teach
Them 0gadrlea and Walt1eB the
nc Dizziness the head waiging entey Dancing
Rooms, Is CarOn1eiBt street, Common oZg SIN
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RE-OPENLWG OF THE
&c (fR ESCENfrs ROWLING GATnnN

No. 95 St, Charles street.
TTNHls Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated, and
unsurpassed by Saloon in the city and those who
Joy The healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWLING, we
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and themost Gentlemanly Attendants OLSEN
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- EOPENHG Of the Mammoth South WesieIn Circus the
IL Of Caronde and Rerddo MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. IL Si the celebrated Stump Orator
Clown, SAN LATHRoP, who engaged for limited number Of
nights viii make his hrsl HppearAnes IA Newurieans
Tins BY far the perfect and best oganed
exhibited CITY, being forty
taehed
profession.
E Easy Chair Family fitted up expressly
dies and their
eS- Admission ONLY rs cents.
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DERSONS wishing obtain the shove articlesk lEli
H. on the most reasonable terms Ana ef the best
Material and WoEkmanship, can DO 80 By applying
at Nc. 81 TCHOUPITOULAS Street, Front w.
Office, up Stairs, where Plans and Specifications
can be seen. E4r Prices vary from $3.50 70 -
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IA }. COKE d CO., DRUGGIsTs, Corner Of Maya
H. ttHe and P0Udras streets, are prepared to II
cute orders for Planters, County Physicians and Fam ~
Lies. Every article warranted genuine. DR.. Il. j. ~
CoxEs Preparations, extensively used for years &A
recommending themselves By their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
Tor Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc
M EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILIA
NkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure.
49, superior q the Capsules any Other extract
TOnIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved BY the effect produced.
BALlSAM OF NAPHfHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure OF Consumption audsBronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nl6 1y3dp
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OLNEY, COTRELL & CO.,
40 Fer AIobIIe-pAILY

OLNEY, COTRELL Il CO.,
EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCE OFFICE.
<azk <k SzA <szs <k
TTlHE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the
public that they continue their business Of issuing drafts
and bringing passengers from Liverpool this city in
good ships and reasonable Sterling Sight Drafts
from 81 upwards payable in England, ireland, Scotland
and ~ M .S on deHSPa kfT qrsa9s Des @
INFORMATION WANTED Iof the person who
TGBER LAST, the Drayman who received TWO BOXES
MERCHANDISE from 1ittert0R's Warehouse, On tbs
18th November, marked h. H., AUGUSTA, Ga: they
having been delivered by mistake. Any information given
to the undersigned, by person who have yed
said Boxes will be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by [dSl R. NJ HARRISON CO., IA GraveE 81.
VERANDA HOTEL.
IVSHE additions and improvements in this Honse mads
during the past will render its facilities for 49,
accommodations inferior Hotel in the county, fsI.f
and elegant DISiNG Room and several suits Of id
apartments for tamies have been furnished IN the adj
joining building on ST. Charles street, thus making this de-
partment of the House perfect than The accom-
mOdaons for gentlemen have been popoEonabey increased
in and convenience The propretos while 4cknowi
edgng their obligation the friends and patrons
of the Veranda for the liberal support has received UNDER
their administration would the time assure them tnAf
exertion their part shall be lacking warrant e9nn-
uance of their favors NewOneans, Dec. II, 1855.
/. R & MgRSs' Err MuDGE&co
ny
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

f. FOR CALIFORNIA ria Chagrrs-To sail on
Sst4tS, MONDAY, the 9Th inst,-rhe A coppefed and
lonsy. will sail above. The American is
vessels out of this por she has fine accommodations, and is
desirable vessel for passengers bound California. For
tickets apply board the Lower Pcayune Tier,
ja2 A. +. COCHRAN & CO., u Tchoupitoulas st.
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Friday Morning, January 4, 1850.
COTTONThe Cotton market continues firm and the de-
nand is only checked by the full prices insisted on The sales
Yesterday were about 1900 bales.
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iHe reports OF the Cotton crops a re now rather
HaiteTng than otherwise. In some pIaces tbara i.
'@k and where there is no talk, there is fear ey
pressed Of The worm. 1t is too late. We subioir
Two extracts from important points.
Houm Carohaa.-The Lawren, seville Is. S,
Herald of the llth, says:
FROM the accounts Of lhs crops we cannot hore
Tor any thing like a full crop OF Cotfnn Wbe,e
We S-asvL9 nave Dsen good there is n general com,
itlnI oI o4I stands n many plitces however, in
Georgia, Alabama and HissisgipDj the Ly,rgbt b,'
cut both Cotton and Corn short In so,ms ,ac ac.
mas been so dry that Corn enough viii NOT he MAJ
10 supply the wants Of the farm srs. In rhs jo,s,
part on TINS > ate Corn and Cotton bOtb have .r..
,ered from drought the Corn materially CrtI,,.
u"', EsT2 Is an average crop lnme dateIV in rIiy
hegubufhuud and above his both cr ,ns az ,,,
ally good. The Storm however nm l,6 J4,t ,Ii
mas seriously damaged the Corn in the unner nart
OF Greenvile and Spartanburg Th at storm NIL
was pretty general throughout the s outbern States
Vas Nas SeNerGr IN those districts than any place we
dI lo LGIlu rom. we are told that in one place in
"FeenviIle district, the trees had so bocled m ,b
miles and half. " so Two
IeTas-Ihe Victoria (Texas) A dvocate last 70.
celVed, promises thus "The Cotto N il, tL;s -;
OF country IS yerypromsing and the boIls are
ing and opening fast. The planters are busiIv en-
S"sr" !" PChIls' Asyetwe have ad no SIGN of the
anu Il 'hey 40 not appear wit hin the next few
weeks the crop Will be safe from th cir denredat;or
indeed more than half crop is now omen and roa
lO' hihS-hotwlthstandIng the spring was 80
uhIaVoraDte, and the plant is full three yyeeks Iat
llah usual, the prospect now is encoura1ino ,bat
our planters VIII make better crops than tbsy Al
"a curing either OF the previous five years, C5,t1in
Ieds hands are picking from 17O n 1s6 a. -
each per day We learn that in C4on9,s. a,, 9o os.
the cotton crop looks very well, and promises ~,
abundant yield" N'1 p'0i''I'es an
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Telegraphod to the CRESCENT.
ny THE o'REiLLY LINE.

ny THE o'RErLLY LINE.
Decline lin Cotton--POIItioaI News.
LOUISVILLE, 2d.
The Pacific arrived yesterday Mat NewYork,
in ten days and six hours from Liverpool, with
dates to the llth.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Monday Night.-saes since Friday 10000 bales
Spectators and exporters took 5000.
Sales to-day 5OOO Spectators took 5000 and
exporters 1000.
Prices further declined ID, Harvests are well
gathered. Weather fine.
Corn 81 TO 2Ss per quarter. Philadelphia and
Baltimore Flour 81 to 22s. Cd, Western Canal %
to 2ss. Cd White Wheat 6s. Sd. to 6s. cd. White
Corn Meal l3s. to 13s. Cd. Trade generally bear
ing better aspect
London Money Market.
September TO-
English funds dull. Consols 96A. American
| Securities not inquired for. London Corn Market
firm The English papers are generally barren o
| news.
| The Times says the South German papers are
without effect, urging the army to fight in the Ho
stein war. The heavy rains render operations by
the troops impracticable.
Havre Cotton Market
Quiet-no change in prices.
LIVERPOOL, September IL.
Lard--3OO tons sold at 33s. Cd. to 33s Sd. am
3is. now asked.
| France
The funeral ceremonies of Louis Philippe wer
performed at Bordeaux, at st. Dominick's Church
Accounts from Toulon state that the cholera ha
declined in the province of Courtainx ri Lou
Napoleon is expected to attend a ball at Alto, ais
at Falaise.
AT the Bourse, but little business was dom
Five per cents opened at 93C 20 centimes and ros
to 93E 80 centimes. Three per cents closed at 81
rs centimes.
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Extra Session of the Legisloturo.

Ihe True Delta has been pn00ee1 r., tba 49,
bling of the TocisIa,ra rr,.f. " '''o "sSoIi'
tle country press the necessity Of saa g,,,o y"
Of levees is not sufficient to Justify ,ha exnsnss
The Delta, on the other hand mrae5 tbo apo,e'
We shall throw the weight of our lead in fayor of
tie session. For many ,,, l,, i;, l'ao, u
alluyial lands and know from, ,i "a .'l'
ton, The disastrous consoononoas or g,,.C'
which il, sinola lo,v "h U'o'Ho"'
And the years harvest 4 gone nt,e,v >, ''''''
The crop, however, is moi the only loss. Catr,o
horses, hogs, are drowned or staryed-fsnces and
outbuildings are swept away. families must bs
moved and supported at great expenss
Unless some efficient protection is furnished
against overauws, a large portion of the mos, for,
tile lands in the world must be abandoned Man
with large capital and out of debt NAV throw,
evees around their plantations. and erect sto,,,,
engines to pump out tie rain ani TRANSFORMATION WA.
Ier But such an investment as this must greatly
reduce the profits of their property. Tie
great majority of planters are unable to at,emnt
such protection, They will abandon their IanI,
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23
m Forssl Case.--A now phase has been given

1he Eorrest Case.--A new phase has been give
lo .lis unhapcffng his suit for divorce IN y hi
ohsn.sa e eshsylvania. She has also obtained
al in]Unction, restraining him from disposing Of
his property to her injury, during the tendency
Of the suit she has brought against him for di-
vorce. He has also been bound in the sum OF
$4,000 to keep the peace
The fact that the Courts of Pennsylvania would
entertain jurisdiction of suit for divorce brought
by a nonresident husband against nonresident
wife is diagraceful the Judiciary Of that State,
more especially when the Judgement ii responsive
to the pIeadings, must blast the reputation of a
deienceless woman. Both the persons and the
offence charged were out of the limits of Penn
sylvania. No judgement its Courts could render
would be Of any validity. But why go to for
eign forum to settle a question so peculiarly do
nestle in character. Courts should not encourage
suits Of this kind, even when between spouses do,
miciiaed within their jurisdictions but they should
never tolerate litigation so scandalous aRd injuri-
Gus to good morals, when commenced by a spoAsls
not domciliaied within its jurisdiction and against
the partner, also an absentee The grosaness of the
charge made by the husband ID the best proof of
its falsiiy The man must be demented. We almost
forget the imprudenee Of retaining the 'Con-
suelo" letter, in the womanly stand assumed by
the slandered wife.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

Edlcara Eusrzt.--A new edition of his Literary
and occasional Addresses has been published.
We are glad to perceive by the preface, that he in
tends to prepare selection from his writings in
the North American Review. And that he also is
preparing work International Law, with a
special reference to the questions in which the
United States have taken an interest. The first
book will add to our elegant literature, while the
last, if properly executed, will be work of ma
tional Importance. Mr.. Everett FILTERED away the
best part of his life in party politics. those pre-
cious years have yielded half dozen common
place speeches. In this proposed work on Interna-
tional Law, however, we may expect something
worthy of the high reputation he has enjoyed as
ripe scholar
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Tclegraphed to the Crescent
BY THE PEOPLES CwEsTERS) LINE.
Fifteen Days Later from California
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA AT
New York with 81 900, 900 in Gold Dust,

ARRIVAL or THE PHILADELPHIAA Al
New York with SI,OOO,OOO in Gold Dust.
Dreadful Riot and BloodsEcd at Sacramento City
Reported Destruction Of Sacramento Cityby Riot
Gus Hcendiaries-Proceeaings in Congress IN
Friday.
NEwYoRK, September 20 p. NJ.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived this evening
| from Chagres. She brings one million Of dollars
| in gold dust, and one hundred passengers
We learn, verbally, that dreadful riot had oc-
Cured at Sacramento City, growing out of land
troubles, and the the Mayor of the city, and many
others, were wounded. The Squauers threatened
10 burn the city and it is said they carried their
! threat into execution.
From Washington, we learn that in the Senate
to-day, Mr. Hamlin moved 10 take uP the bill to
secure reciprocal trade with Canada. The motion
was rejected,
| Mr. Davis, of Miss, submitted a resolution re.
questing the Secretary Of the Treasury to report
what had been done to prevent frauds in the reve-
nue. since the passage of the acts of 46a and what
| has been the result
The bill establishing Post Roads in the United
States was taken up. several amendm ents were
! ma %, aud'the bill was passed
~ -, --'e'- = w. T.. r,ss.,z,...-s 49,
G'aken up, amended and passed ~
After some unimportant business, SgoIption
was adopted that the Senate meet at 10 A. s. after
Monday next
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House, in Committee of the Whole the
consideration of the naval appropriation bill was
resumed.
Mr. mcLaHe remarked that he was Instructed
by the Committee on Commerce to reg,Iest that
after the army and navy bills are disposed Of, the
Committee Of the Whole will take up and consider
the river and harbor bill.
Mt Ewing advocated the steamship eoDtrac,
system, and urged the advantages to the country
OF having steamships in connection with the navy
"hieh' IN the event Of war, would be of very es.
SsntaI service. He remarked that it was necas.o.
ry to our safety and our convenience in the mai,
service He advocated a line of stea rnshfps 10
AlFea' and said that many men of the So nth would
'es their negroes if they could send til EN- ont of
the country, together with free negroes
Mr. schenck said he was prepared to vote for
The line of steamships to Africa.
After much further debate on the subisc+ tbo
COMMITTEE rose and the House Adjourned.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

Erioai Of tho Lakes.--The extent of western
lake coast in the United States and British Colo
nes--its entire line--embraces about 1000 miles
OF which 1000 are in Upper Canada The great
est length and width of each lake, in miles, are as
follows: Champlain, l05 miles by l2; Ontario,
1850 by So; Erie, $40 by 81; ST. Clair, 1S by 25 !;
Huron, 270 by l05, exclusive of The Bay of Geor.
gian, which is 100 by 49,; Michigan, $40 by SO /;
Superior, 42O by 1856. These vast lakes are con-
nected throughout their whole extent, except that
the navigation between Lakes Superior, Michigan
and Huron is obstructed for about 300 rods near
Superior, by rocks and rapid current, which, it
is estimated 81 feet of ockage, and canal one
mile long, will entirely overcome.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

,d Ne5D B9dtord-'Fhe rate of taxation is 81 so on
StTO9 me highest valuation of any estate is that
Of John A. Parker, Sis, 400 and his lax is S3237
80. Isaac Rowland, Jr. Il Co S2S27 II, William
ltotGh's estate S2S79 49, George Rowland S23O8
%, James Arnold $20l6 45, +. M. Robinson Sl644
sS, VIM. r. Rodman Sl6OS II, Sylvia Ann How
iand SIl4S W, Wamsutta Mills Sl0S0. And there
are lSo persons and estates whose taxes amount to
over SlOO' varying from that sum to $685.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

From Central America. We have rerpivod cav.
The Newlork Sun, files of FL Pcaameqo nm IN
August 10. We translate as follows:
Accounts from Bolivia state that Bella has baap
elected President hy an overwhelming mai3rilv
over his opponents Sanli CRUZ Agreda and Dr. G
Olaneta 'N H. -
The opposition party in Chill is represented as
increasing very much in strength, and the presenr
ministry Is expected to resign before very long
Ecuador was in a state Of open dsnnion FIVE
oi the provinces had acknowledged the govern.
ment of Senior Novoa at Guyaquil and Cuenen.
Manabi and Jmbabura had declared for Can
ElzaldO. ~ 0i''
letter from Quito states that the Spanish min.
ter there Is endeayorng TO bolster up Flores designs
upon Ecuador, aud the re-esiablishment of Ihe
spanish monarchy in that part of America.
n Fern Is reported quiet, and the government of
resident Castillo appears to give satisfaction 10
:, Considerable discomfort prevails in Salvador
fIonduTas H and Nicaragua, against Guatimala and
Sosia klea for having refused to join the conieJ.
At Manzadilla 300 men were enengsd pnor, d.,
preliminary work for the road across the IsrbpnS
ana it was expected that 700 more would before
long De added 10 them. Some laborers had arrival
from the Island of jamaica. 'eO
/. Inc Comercio of Lima says thar the railroad
from Caiiao to Lima is TO be Completed within
period OF ten months. 1t is to be laid with tbe
best OF materials, and the expense Of the road is
calculated to amount to $50 900 per mile laid with
falls OF 70 pounds to the yard.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Boston

se, ssdsomI heTe .T will be no Nashville convention
here will be no dsunion;
Hhlrl-Ihere viii be no more sectional Darties:
ttsI M heTs w be no more Sewardism;
party; " ''e ''s'ei Ia" 1uH A'""ie"Se
IIheTe @ viii be respite from humbug and lastly,
Sftnu-l ne members Of the mutual admiration society
"1l uI h heneeiorth swear by the tai Of old Whi,sy.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

The Supreme Court at the late term in ope-
lOusas, rendered ffty-nine judgements. They
affirmed forty-two Of the judgements from the
lower courts The Court is now in session in
Alexandria. The Chief Justice is in delicate
health, and yet remains at the North. The horse
back ride from Opelousas to Monroe, and thence
to Natchez or Lake Providence, is enough to use
up any but men Of iron constitutions.
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.REOl'e .VpsU BOOLs,

THOMAs. Il. WHITE, So Canal street.
4 Just received aud fer sal-
HUNGARY AND TRANsYLVANIA. Bv To5, p,
gel Esq. . ypls l2ml.
SKETCHES OF GREECE AND TURKEY. By Au.
Trey de We're. { y1L
THE GOLDEN SANDS OF MEXICO: A Moral and
Religion, Tale
TUE ROMANCE OF THE OCEAN. By Fanny Foley,
MEMOIR OF ELLEN MAY WOODWARD, Fy
Rev George Miles.
THE A3G,S HEAD Or Season among tie Baukers
RUTH ENlSLEY, the Betrothed Maiden. Ry Carpenter
COPLAND on PALSY 8nd APOPLEXY
RANKINGS ABSTRACT. July number Etc. etc.
in
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~ reference % our advertising columns. it wi a seen that
Measrs Van Vseten Co., of the Falcon House, and M
Soe'et o. tue Orleans House, have, with eommendable
iheraltys offered Silver Cup EACH valued at s75 with 49,
@ the second best hos, be commended the Meae
Conrse One TO off the 18th day Of October for
facng hons that never pune the other the I day
q November for Troifing Horses that never won purse
Now fast uns that are mot afraid Of $40 and ike
high-priced drink, here i chance for you.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

Wynne. Appleton \ Co. ~ 'N"i's ;
In brief space and readable form this volume
gives the striking events in the lives of franklin
Jonathan Edwards, Fulton, Marshall, RittenhOuse
and Whitney. For sale at Steel's.
ma SouthwoEsh. Appleton & Co. - -'s I'M
For sale at Steel's
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ne Pacifc's Nelps.-The decline in Cotton
orrht no. to affect the price here. For that decline
i based on the Aattsring prospects Of the crops in
Julv and the first part Of August Some weeks
ago, the prospects Of the crop were very fatering
Now there can be reasonable doubt the crop will
be less than that Of last year.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-23

Are Banking Corporations contrary to the
Dsnl0eretic principles ?--The State of Maine has
been democratic since its formation. One wing
Governor has solitary and alone made his mark in
Its history Yet at the late session, the Legislature
Incorporated the following Banks; Waterville
Bank Exchange Bank, at Bangor Merchants
Bank, at Bangor Union Bank, at Brunswick
Weskeag Bank; Richmond Bank