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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-21
Classical School Books.

CROSBY'S GREEK GRAMMAR, being II Grammar Of
the Greek Language, by Apheus Crosby Professor of the
Greek Language and Literature in Dartmouth College
Price 81 Is
CRGSBY'S XrNOPHoN'S ANABASIS. Price Is cts.
CKOSBN'S GREEK Lessons, Consisting OF Selections
Xenophons Anabasis with directions for the study Of
the GiammrT Sc. Price 62 I2cis.
GREEK TABLES for the OF Students, by A'pheus
Crosby, Author Of Greek Grammar. Price "a
l. . H., :
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-21
Adams's Arithmetical Series

Ist, PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or Mental Operation in
Numbers being Introduction to the Revised Edition OF
Albums New Arithmetic. Price 2S cents.
-. ADAMS'S NEH ARITHMETIC, Revised Edition
Free IS
81. KEY TO ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC. Price
IS
4h, ADAMS'S MENSURATfON, MECHANICAL
POW ERS AND MACHINERY, designed to follow New
Arithmetic In fIess-
5h. ADAsiS : BOOK KEEPING, containing lucid
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-21


Wet and Dry Groceries
that the w.nis OF the nuniiy require.
FLOUR By THE LOAD
at the very lowest rites; aud
Nnils, Glass, IRON and Steel
at the manufacturers prices.
From the long experience OF MI L. in tli husincssom
tie advantages which hc is able avail himself pur-
chasngfn tho eNcernt facilities he has trsnspoia-
ton hi taT beng in position his goods
dcty from The cars he confidently asserts tn he viii sell
a All times, low b. pufct Boston
OF New We with the addition ofFrershL
Tins the place Tor the Farmer brrg his produce
SELL and oad back iii h winters suppl IF Groceries
IN view of these cts Mr. Foster desires aud hopes
liberal Patronage, and pledges hin,-.lf
honorable o1Ei tas who may call him both
pace and quality OF goods.
PRODUCE
Of al kinds received exchange for goods good
IS hold : Obtain the cuuH:ry.
70 those who reside at distance. tn. - WASHINGTON
HOUSE, situated whn convenient distance ffnm the
station, affords every the Traveller and
Teum-ier WISH at reasonable any public
house u the couaIIy
Waterbury, Vi, Dee /, Ie!9 5ltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-21
Urcuilu's Spanish Grammar.

A GRANULAR OF TIE SPANISH LANGUAGE, bl
sed the system of d. Jose de Ufcullu BY Fdyee Robin
son Price 81.
GRAMMATICAL INGLESA, reducda Ncnte dos Lee
Clones, ID. Jose dc Ufcuu. EicOu pr Americana
de la Seima de Paris. Aumeutaa Revista pot Fayette
Robinson Price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-21
SHAWLS, SiIAWLS.
Broadcl0ths 8 CasSimeres,

English, French German, ana American CLOTHS colo
OF Black, Blue Black, Invisible Green, Blue, Drub
Brown.
German Doeskirs in black and fancy colors.
French and American do
do do Cassimeies, Saitnetis, Tweed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

CHARGE OF Sw1NDLINe.-Mr. Eugene Pi.
maud applied yesterday to Recorder Genos for the
arrest of one Chevalier, who, he deposed, had
since the LIST inst, obtained $40 from him by false
representations The D'Odus operandi was as fol,
lows Chevaler came to deponent's store and repre-
scented that he was portrait painter he gave a
highly eokored account of his losses in Panama
which he declared to be plain, 1sHUarpishea tale,
and drew an affecting picture of his restitution
These flights oil fancy SO wrought upon the com.
plainant that he furnished the sum named for the
purpose OF purchasing materials for the distressed
artist. The false light in which Chevalier placed
himself by making the same assertions to others
andreceving contributions from them, cast shadow
upon his character which Mr.. Pinaud is determined
shall be explained before Recorder Genois
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

FIRST DIsTtcT CoURT.-The following cases
came up for trial yesterday. Charles Cottingham,
charged with an assault with sword upon An
drew Gallagher, on the 10th January. The jury
could not agree upon a verdict, and the prisoner
will be subjected to another trial. James Glenn,
tried for larceny, and acquitted. Mrs. Harch, for
an assault lin company with her husband) upon an
aged man-acquitted 4. Antonio Ponto, tried for
an assault-verdict " not guilty" 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. -. .sIst

VERAsDAIt-Miss Broadnax G Bruce and family
Bruce. Col Stewart, Va; Lemley Judge Harris Judge
Mis-; W Share. DT FpYOr, N I Collier, 9 Wright d
w Morgan C Pearey, J Hullin, ] Wallace, w A Booth
and lady, Ala w Kirkland II EitzeE, n o; L Berge
Misses Bremond, Texas DIR Fuller, X 1.
ST tGaARLEsTR sisrisop, Tenn; : NJ Chapman. Ala,
Y q Virgins Mo; Miss Nandyke. ID. Andrews, OhiO K
WOODBURY. and ady;. l. Waodbum; J G Law, Mo; w II
Brown, Mr. Steele, Miss Bell + II Hunt, Ky; w Vicks Z
y Hinton, a l. Smith, Miss; DIR Brook and LADY, Miss A
Goxi W Wood, U $ Al; J Black and lady, La j. Pratt
II w Poor, Ohio; c Anthem, U.
HEWLETT ST. Il Mcdowell, A Buckner. S e: q Il
Draper, Y; w Rowley, Pratt, T Johnston, Miss;
NJ VinsOb, Turubull La: + Ludwick, NO.
CoMsERCIAB-Miss F Smith, N o; q Freek o Bailey
ll W Rockwell, Creek Nation; McDay, Cincinnati: p
Claude, W Maston, Price, ) Mcdowell, Ky; Bar
bouT Barbour. Ind; I q DOrmann, 5 Summers, Ky.
l. StepOe, Tenn; Saunders, La
LoyisIANA-J W Mcdowell, Miss Brown and lady, N
q; Mr. Geary and Family, Brown Coast; w Greayes
Boston, G Tergisson, Shreveport; Q Demain Lafayete.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

FOUND DYING.--An old man named Dolsn was
found last night in Tchoupitoulas street in dying
condition. He was conveyed to the Baronne street
watcb-house, and every assistance rendered him.
We understand that his situation arose from debil.
itY and sickness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

. FELL DEAD.-A young named Patrick
Smythe, aged 10 years, fell upon the banquette in
Royal, near Toulouse street. yesterday, and expired
in few moments. The deceased had but lately
arrived from Ireland, and we understand had been
suffering previously from sickness. An inquest
was held by Coroner Spedden. Verdict" Died
from debility
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

DEAR INTELLIGENcE.-Bridget Welsh filed a
complaint yesterday against a Mr.. Cabos, who
keeps an intelligence office in Madison street. She
ayerred that she had paid one dollar, for which she
was to obtain a situation or have the money re-
turned. Neither of these essential points of the
contract have been fulfilled. She considered thai
the Recorder should take cognizancs of the mat
ter, which request was duly complied with.
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NEW ORLEANS oATTLE MARKET.

=.
- Thursday Evening, March q, 1850.
Arrived today per Alex Scott 80 Beeves and 200
Sheep and per Bunkerh 46 Calves and per Aleck
Scotts.52 Beeyes.
PRtcsEs. - Beef Cattle 5isc@7jSc% ID net Hogs 81
csc " ID Sheep, s2 BO9$3 80 " head Mich Cons,
s25@S $50 % Y head; Caipes, 6@7slc Y ID net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-The cases yes
terday were principally assaults, and were soon
disposed of. The testimony proved the usual
amount Of blows exchanged and insult given, and
the assaiant and assaied were each attended 90 in
regular order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22
NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH az. 1850.

HONESTY AND ITS REWARD. Yesterday,
pocket-book, containing $11 ,26s, was lost on
Canal street II was found by a boy-quite a lad
and soon after returned to the owner with not one
cent missing Tile bay igas paid one dOflay as a
reLO0rd tor his honesty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

TAKEN FROM THE LEvEE.-Seversl boxes OF
merchandise were taken from the Levee yesterday,
composing part of the freight of the steamer Mary
Foley. The Clerk Of the boat procured warrant
to search certain suspected premises.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

The MURDER CASE. - Oscar Dubergul, the
young coored man, arrested on the charge OF com
hitting murder four years ago, was bailed out Of
prison. yesterday in the sum of $4,000 for his ap-
pearance before the Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

BAILED.--Daniel Smith, arrested on suspicion
of being engaged in the $500 robbery, has been
bAiled out in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance
TO answer the charge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

ARREsTEp.-John Ruth was taken into custody
by the Second Municipality Police, as dangerous
and suspicious character. Noel Francois, charged
with breach OF trust, was also apprehended
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

CoMMITTED.-Joseph Fernandez was committed
yesterday by Recorder Baldwin to take his trial
before the First District Court, on the charge of
stealing $35 from Willis Mcclure, on board of the
schooner Gen. Scott, at the New Basin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

ASSAULT WITH a CoLT-Chares Taylor, late
watchman on board the steamboat Corinne was
arrested yesterday the charge Of brutal assault
upon Henry Jolly, the first engineer of said boat,
Jolly stated that from the injuries received he be-
leved the blows were inflicted with a colt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

ROBBERY ON SHIP-BoARD.-Capt Vigures, OF
the brig Erie, while sleeping in his cabin on
Wednesday night, was aroused by the stealthy foot
steps Of one lean Bochet who had feloniousy intro
doced himself into the vessel and was seeking for
something to repay his trouble. Capt v. saved
him further search by suddenly springing from his
berth and taking him into custody. Yesterday the
offender arraigned and committed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ar1rupE as05T 30" N.-LoNelrupr so0 w .-ln wine. eA

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Portland, BOgert, Brazos St. Jago,
Steamship Galveston. Place, Galveston and Lavsea.
SEP GsSs tF FafIa Sws fGrb byR:Sn
Rs sG;sG sSgf cIess sSVya9RaE, R. NJ fiIEi9n g
Brig Zenobia. Carleton, San Juan de Nicaragua. :,
schr. Louisiana, Prftehett, Pensacola, q r Bennett
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Montgomery, Hyde ogiesby
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Nobe, Souie. from Liverpool, 2 January,
Ship PaTtheP9n Woodbury., from Liverpool, a4h January,
Ship Crees. Foster, Is days from NewYok. to J. O. Wood
Ship LochinvaT, Weseo IS days from Boston, 10 master
Austrian bark Gszala Batick, from Bordeaux 18th JAM
Bark Virginia Ann, Turner IL days from Charleston to
Bark ST. Lawrence Wait 40 days from Rio de Janeiro to
naster-2d my.
Brig N. GalsPf i Eash t 5 Gh1s 9Th inst in bal
Brig Fl9reuee Fale, 20 days from Providence, master
Brig Ai%fa Brown. Is days from Philadelphia. to FOsdlcE
Brig Lancet Ph6rook IL days from Falmouth, Ja. to mas
sehr Mary Eddy Eddy IL days from Savannah TO master
seh Ann Stevens 9days FIN Providence to master-POnt
schr q Edmonson, IL days from Charleston. to maer
Mex schF YoadOre, CortasOn 10 days from Csmpeaehy to
.. ternandsZ-Ist
STEAMBOATS,.
Missouri Moore from ST Louis
Enterprise, Sedan from st. Louis
MOndiana, Larose, from Balze.
Mondiana. Ray, from Fort TowsOn--5l5 bales cotton
Gen. Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonvie,
Nashville, Bellsnydet, from Na4yiell8 bales cotton.
Aleck Scott, Swon, from st. Louis
Alex. Scott, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Knoxville, Brooks, from Nashylle-55J bales cotton.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast,
z. d. White, Brady, from Styopa-I34 bales cotton.
Bunker Hill No 3, Mixer from LousyilleS3 bales cotton
Com. Perry, Scott, from CINCINNATI.
Jas. l.. Day, Giberson. from Mobile.
Eowboat Persian, Andrews from the Passes.
Towboat Anglo American, Porter, from tie Passes.
TOWboat Shark, PinnegaF, from the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern Mart in from the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

TO MERCHANTS.
ID +. NICHOLS & CO.. 10 and IS Camp street,
IA. importers and Dealers In WINES, LIQUORS, and
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS, have constantly
hand full assornents of the following Goods which they
offer New York terms, in lots to suit purchaser;
BRANDIES-Of the following well known brands and
vintages James Henessy, Otard, Dupuy a. Co. Maftel,
Pinot Castlon, Jean Louis, Old London Docks Fraud;
j. ]. Dupuy, and fine Chanpag of 1893 $780, 1872 and
1913. The whole in warehouse and entitled 70 deben-
CHAMPAGNE-Of the following favoTite brands: Held.
sleek Il CO, Schneider, Red Eagle. Gordon Beu Duca
Grape and Express brands;
PORT AND SHERRY--In wood and Glass-Pemsrtn's
Eeheopsr, Saudeman's and Atiey, Weber and For
festef's;
GoFFEE-I00 sacks prime old Government Java;
in WHOLE half and quarter boxes; Cur.
rants, % cartes prime CuTIants; Almonds best white
soft sheled; Filberts; 5raz Nuts; English Wanuts Pc
Oranges: Lemons; Pine Apples; Cocoa Nuts ETC.;
PICKLES AND SAUCES-erosbe 4 BlaekwelPs supe.
English Pickles. Wells Miller & PrOvosts superior
York Pickles; Lea Perrin w drcestersre Sauce; John
Bun Sauce; Royal Table Sauces Shrimp Sauces Sar.
dimes, Anchovies. Herrings, etc.
PRESERVE S-Citron, Havana, French and Domestic;
CRACKERS-BostOl Bread, Butter, Water, Dyspepsia
CHEESE-Chedder, DUTCH, Gloucester, Cheshire. mills 81
haD ILsT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

TOwboat Shark lowed down and to sea- the 18th inst.
ship William Sturges, bark Francisco, brig Water. WITCH
and schr. II. l.. Scranton.
ToSboat Persian lowed down and the l9 ins
ships Brandon and CorsaiF.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, March %, 1850.
Z CoTToN-The demand continued yesterday, and $500
bales sold at rather higher rates. especially for Middlng
to Midding Fair. We now quote
NEW oRIKAEa oIAsaIYIcATIOH.
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ExTRAORDTNARY AND AaIUsING.

gEOPBHuS FlSkE viii his Series
J. Astonb hing Experiments ARAORY q ILL., avery Essnhx
except Sunday, The discovered sesnes Il kseo
Biougy Persons from andeace % be eniFels
n their IescalAr nsosa hsy vl ee made T. forget The ava
vinegar honey, Hilk worwOcd, brandy vii b
whlsthsy ars perfectly sfn end without slnzs
whaeyxr wonderful reneial ehseteu The
nos astonishing VI Psisys Nsualgs Rheuss AID
yrus diasaH@s Centrally.
81 Lscua haiEprs o'elosk Ftfy
Gems "A Craftsman and I've Ladies. One Dollar Ghidnns
HR Pncs nhed'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

NEW AIUslC-Forsal al AAYo's MUSIC STORE.
IN amp shred, near Caral---SON GS-fhe GltnHS
Bird and the snare, By MAJ Bohreg, My 1iosheE "A
Qbeys BY klsber; Oh. lsnE ne where The Rose 49,
BLOW; BY zeuasr. Sweet Rose Of Caloiis, Elhisaan Il
happy. oy MsksI I'm Thinking On ghg snilsf M.Ey.
The Last Signs A Ride wss rsknsi 5sany Eind'l
POLkAS- German by NJ ~ slArezsk; Gloacesisr. Gung
Miranda, By Cora; LlEs and 1skey, dedieaed u Moss.
Slkes sy and Dulehsy; la kaEofiins BY Nations tnne
tancyj LES Cloehettes, b. GIebe lnsiiale ~
Mareixek; Serious Family. y
ZES-SonEenir de Phiuislphis, b. MaE.1at}
Plate. BY sEnor blEzs Wisahkcn, By GEobes - A'=4
ehole BY Wakes 49, =.
VARlOuS-Chahss VoSs's Petit P0lunzis. !944. -
roeIkal Fansase Rendeaa and Naiisii99a rs. Meia9s
Of Les Hasuaaos. BY Nesss with 81 he nes Mese -
hbsd January, kebfuarl and Manln, 4nt neH tlN-
ratrd sden Of he Nps CauD slest folA1 moi ps ~
ftfIA sEklThh invnl1nhls RenodS n llnRps.. al
iOs & AZ ss q Jas Z. shAV ~ ls Ses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

Bimgaman COURSE.

01mgamaA COURSES
FbwA Dag--FFLDAY March z2-rdhEE NILE DAYs--Ffo-
Fristor's Purse. saul-Thres mile hsaiA
kntgieai
L. Green enrs STOCKTON fan hsths q Fra TssdsI
9years cid.
2.A :. BbgAmah sr,srs DC ssynanaliD eh DouHLooh
Riders dress, Grsen aRe Nhaa
u Race Cd each DAY Al > o'clock, 2 ~
e HsasA giving ,hs PEivisss. Of tAs ceuraa ~ a.
~ ssmssrs Cub os..iu Asr saas.s !. De Tisla
~ couSiou. and comfortable Fam Bss lsips tha Pa
daTns snd Fsny At shsioei # The F9ssha'rah i1a&
~ AsmIttanos to the Gale. add PuslIe e'and 81 e.
n1z2 Il. rES RROEf n Trelsatal "A 7. G.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

TOBACCO BALED AND PACKED 10 order on
Il the mosl favorable terms. :. HEMP AND DOAiES-
TICS kEbAlzED with pf0mptness and dispatch at the
Crescent Warehouse, New Leyee street. between Gaenne
sRd Suzete stTeee. [mhb lm] JOHN MUL4HERN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

Passengers
Per ship Niobe, from Liverpool-143 in steeTage.
Per brig Maj Eastland, from Ghagres-2l in storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

4 NUhIPUSlND, EATHACT OF COPAVIA AND
The extensive use of this Remedy oT Ike sst len ys n liz
city, during which period has rarely failed to effect per-
feet cnre, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed is the beat evidence ofits
great and unequaled excellence Being free from All ns
seating properties tits acceptable to the delicate stoach
to Put up jars of convenient and portable sze and
E. MACPHERSoN's Drug and Chemical Store.
do 6ln3p No. 80 Camp street l, New Orleans.
Cow PEAs-OO bags selected expresslyfor Seed for sae
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e "a e @

M RS CAMPBEl4l., corner Of P0gdras and CdrOrde
1F1 lei Streets, has lust received large and splendid
ment of New Style STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
fact that her prices far below those OF costly eab
shments. Also, the beauty and neanes of her Millinery
surpassed e equaed IN this city. These facts gen
eraiy admitted and should be universally known by all eit
and strangers in New Orleans who have regard for their
interest and appearance mhl9 ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

y customhosse L4aislaaA Co ego sav .igtrefl1s
Sessions Of Pre-byssan Church. RscuTdu4 Scribe u
Peacan Division t.. CONNER iA EkrhaaEe Rad
ing captain ef the United Staes tsar1b1ar---
Administrations OF the of Isaac V.neer.
M. MUSSON p. 81.
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LIST OF IETTERS

n EMAIEIN6 the Pos; Office Al Eew 0feSns March
~ ~ lsao PERSON. calling wip-s.e meatieu at they
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Postponed -CornmercIaI Isxchsnge. So cha

Postponed saie-COmmercial Exchange, st Charles
street Succession Sale Ia close GopGrtHershp Qf w
ii. NANRENssALEAR, deceased.
BY FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.
-.. - Office 81 GrdUier street.
MONDAY March a5 at II ocloefWl be BY auclion
w the penise the highest bidder without
-
The privilege above desirable establishment
until the fst Of October, 1851
Also
The entire stock of superior Wines Liquors. ee together with
ali the Furniture appeEtsinug
Terms, which willpe LIBERAL sale mill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

WhO pdgs for The large WfHd0pS and costly futures an
The Millinery Stores dozen t0loN Those leh0 patr0R
i-e them. find Ioho do patreRtze them Those rho
judge If he rdiue Of goods BB the price asked for them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22
ORL.RANR THEATRR.

ORLEANS STREET. hstseen Roys ard BoaFoon
" SATURDAY EVENING March lsto will b p.Ffau1ed
the celehrated Grand Opera three Belinf en.ed
hOaAA.
~ Performances commences al Guar before aceck
IN Liersto Of Vine Nnrma ;, The D On 4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

Coffee. ........,....... Coffee Coffee
THURSDAY, March 81 at 10 u'cloekw be sod Peiif
Warehouse Of Commerce and Girod sfecs--
1900 bags sound mo COFFEE, double linen bags direct
portatou.
Terms cash
-. Immediately sfter, the Warehouse
1000 bags prime RIO COFFEE, ia double linen bags
Terms Al sale mhf9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

Unreseryed sale: .!of :. Printed Musiins, etc,
BY F, II, PETITPAIH. IS
THURSDAY, March 81 1850 at 10 ocOekWi be cold
Auction Room, No. Canal street.
II Printed MUsLINS
cases Rich 0RGARDIEs
Term - Over 5000 six months.
tD- Sale positive anI without T. mh20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

By SYKES, HYDE 81 CO,
ATu RDAH March ., 10 oelock-wi te .old Ces
- cent WAREHOUSE New Lses street, between GaieDne and su
eco bales Eastern HAY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

l'''''''''' Ladies', List.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08
THE UNITED STATES.

What will be the strength of the
United States in fifty years from this
date. should the increase in population
20 on at the same ratio tina. it has
done for the last fifty years? That
length of time ago, we had but five
millions of souls in our vast territory,
now we have upwards of twenty-five
millions! Is it not pity that the
blighting spirit of dissolution should
be prowIing around this fair mansion
of liberty and independence, with the
fiendish intention Of demolishing it?
We are just now in condition to be
prosperous and aopy--our forces can
drive back a world of intruders, and
we stand now in the midst of peace
and plenty, fearing no evil-free as
the air that waves the majestic oak Of
our forest. But there is a restless
ness about the nature of man that will
ever drive him to acts which DESTROY
and uproot his happiness. The pow
or of the United States is so great.
now, that nothing but tho curse Of
God can overthrow it. How does
the curse of God come upon people
to overturn and destroy their Govern
ment! Does it come upon them in
the form of pcstlence and famine,
that sweep them from the face of the
earth like the bosom Of destruction ?
1t seldom comes in this way. "Whom
the gods would destroy. they first
make mad" How forcibly are we
reminded of this quotation when we
look to the North and South, and hear
the diabolical threats Of Dissolution
uttered by men whose talents and
influence should run in the channel of
peace and quiet. The spirit ofeternal
dissolution has been The destruction OF
all the once happy and prosperous
Republics, Kingdoms and Empires
that have ever rose, Aourished and
declined its past history. With these
lights before us--and every school
boy has them--is it not strange our
conduct should he so llI>advised p
We are for the Union, first. last, and
all the time; and we regard it as for
tunate for our safety that we have
such a man at the head of affairs as
General Taylor. We have the most
abiding confidence in his judgment
and good sense, and in his ability TO
preserve the ULion. And we have
no doubt that his sensible, pacific
course in administering the Govern.
ment for the remainder of his term,
will so fully convince men Of all par
ties of the importance of such a man
at the head of affairs. that he will be
pronounced emphatically the Presi-
dent Of the PcopIe.-West Tennessee
Wing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

House may, perhaps, be broken up in d is
order and commotion, and perhaps may not
soon meet again Tor regular business. Tha
is what is now understood 10 be Mr.. Foote'S
meaning. In the present inflamma'ory
condition of the House, spark may pro.
duce an explosion.
However, am persuaded that the more
reasonable members, composing the
majority, will prevent renewal OF the
scenes of Monday. by giving the go'oy to
Mr.. Doty's resolution.
President Taylor stated to-day, that Meth
er Col. Bissell nor Col. Davis were correct
in their assertions as to the service OF the
Mississippi Regiment, at,he battle Of Bu'
ena Vista. He said they each referred TO
differeot period in the action, and were
both wrong.