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1 = MISS KIMBERLy-S7apk SgezseR aa6t;,i % - This
Young lady s reading OF Romeo and J1liet,n or,
Friday evening, was listened.to with an int rest
bordering on enthusiasms This species Of. amuse-
Inent however, is novel; that wherever it is first
Introdaeed II encounters settled skepticisIn tIat
must be overcome before it takes Owing to this,
MISS himberly's perlormance-the first OF the KIND
presented IN tins city--wsas not patronzed as il
should have been. She had a thin house, we re-
gret to say, butt would not be again, now that
tue character oil her readings has been established
before an audience of competent taste and Judgment
From tile Circumstance that this mode Of exhbi-
ling Shakespeare is called reading, arises that IN
Willingness Of the admirers Of. the great poet to
heve thai suihclent interest can be impaired to it
10 i9ake9t worth listening TO- and paying for, as d
public performances. And correctly speaking tits
reading just as an actors recitation Of his part Is
So But in truth, il is much fnore-s-itis deti1to
and that OF a high order. Haalstis advice Ia he
players is carefully obeysd BY Miss Kin6eflv and
IN the impersonation ofNthe characters as she pro,
ceeds she suits the action to the word the word to
me action. She is neither TOO tame, nor does she,
tear pession to EATERS, and there is this special
observance that she oersteps not the modesly Of
.natlre.2s ~ = S-s'7' -
. In the exeeution--so to speak--of Mss Kimber.,
VS. Romeo aud juliet, y we know not which
parts Of her performance to admire most The
eeasl scenes OF the play We're acted with truthfuI
NESS mat leaves more lasting impressions upon the
pind because they were more thrilling. And
wieye are pleaseto see each actor, properly s,,s.
tam his part on the stage one OF the charms Of
Miss kimberly's reading is the facility and Datb-
with which, She sustains all the parts And.
here II must be remembered that does not read
.apse plays m'whiehthe extreme or if we may be
noSed The expression, the coarse masculine cha.
Iacters pTsdominate suehas LsQg lfacbsth, Otllel-
2 60 But she confines her efforts 10 Ro5teo "A
i ~ s's L.fs ~ etc, which all within the range q
M at we must close Miss Kimberly has gone 10
..S orleans, where we trust a warm reception
,I - so,secl appreciation Of her novel and delight
IN fis az await her, We can assure the
lovers o. Shakespeare our stercity, The testinio
plas q ths press that have preceded her are neither
exaggerated MOI. npinrrited Fo5ilo Regtster. 2Isf
Is The Candea and .Anboy Railroad Com
Pany have sold out the Mepehanis' and Swillsare
Transportation Lane, between Philadelphia and
New York, comprising ron steamboats, and s2s.
bargess 10 4. I. LOper, q.
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SrEUok ny LiGHrNING AT, SFA:-LThe br;o
llns Capt Hsdoyiela left Havana oaflle inst,
,Qf shls port Ats3acIoek On.t morning Of the
I'M ~ ri let 2aase5 NJ loh $50 SOW; shewas
ss'net by lightning which carried away the main
mast g eisil feurteeniset Of the deck, and other
WISE injured he vessel in spars sails, tggng and,
hull After daylight the. storm .abated, When thew
'asde sa,I oqthe foFemast aud proceeded on their;
soyags, The brig leaking badly caused by the spars
beating against her sides. J. p. Z. ~ -
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az Neter the Captain NOR Cansignees of ~ A.h min
Lawsos IRON. Beas viii be Tesponsible
oT Any aehtA cenraeiea ey e CREW Of the SAID SaBss
lsfses blNGENDE Rs& CO., rs st, Charles M
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= n
% Ills Poinfe Eos,p6s Echoef The 19fhsayz:
ahe weather roatinaes hnasiaily mild for this
seasalei .thS year. On Friday morning there was
heavy lll Pie river co1tSpnss % rise al
tbig eeill1 The water tyeaSesdag night, again
broke ihfQlgh a. flnnrels plaalaiion, but with
fngeb difficulty 4Ass arrested The Police Jnry
has9Fdssed ale lepes &C ,1fErhsal's place to be
built g lhe sH4apsese ihs ps5isIl Unless great
ezefsions are assd, Nesill two splendid cre.
vas.es ii our p : aeFssiasy..' z I. !
BERfHhEp SgnH IL Ffanl iin FlaI,ter5 Ran.
net q the says ksaslIlslr Bertrand run.
niag 6esEse ne Teole and Nav Oflsslss sunk 81
Bayou scfzsI fs~ 9sss since. She had 81 board
about $50 hhls, If sugar The goss II te .s.lesr.
aad ne los sustained by The sieacnBcat. cannot
amount lees than gifteenor twenty thousand toI
lass. This is another pfOsf Of the difficulties of
sleambent 1eyigaicn .between this place and the
ciigs SaeA ilosseA IN this trade are by no means
rare. We venture 10 say that there have beep.
losses enough olsthis kind wiih fiEteen year.
tween Die pIaceasld Nesa Orleans, Is nav fof II.
making gf twsniy niles 81 Iaiiroad.' Z, -s =
cHoLEax The llarkssilIe VI Ia ger Of De
Haysa I. are happy % me Is prt that
this dreaded yisi,er had mads ia appeaFatice on
several pelpss of blIf pzfisI tInfiI IidHs Bay6a
Bosnf r the only ieectsd district on M ID. nj
keafy rlaetatlen he nIiAbef p case, on Sstur
day essHinE hast was tkirss two, eleven II Which
proved ialAl IN Bpafd he Ststs-hpat iIIs aunbeF
Of deaths Maseny foIlr. The leessaill mode
Of tfea,Henk lns been found IA the addihisering
Of caIeusl p large doses
" bayou d. Glaises i OVERLOOKING. and he
COMMONWEALTH Bout in Bayou, lsii soon be i
Interrupted Red ives continues flsjngs.
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Norman's Book and stationery establishment,
n. MI. N1R 10 Camp st!


-, 49,, BookAtHfr md 5fdlioNfT,
season, which be oaerSso the Cry County trade al pee,
IS LoW As any OTHER HOUSE IN TINS 'cI n YzJnnd
NE quality AMI syle Of the be- superior in
'retpect. = -sspN'' ~ = ss 49,
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E- 0nt feIiowsoisizen, ME- a. +. Wood, the
architect of The new Custom. IOdse, Isft
town yesterday BY the mail roateFof Washington.
City, on special b'iAiness for ee anIssioners.
The last slip-l cf graite ar tie first story of
this building has now been received sand if we are
correctly informed the leading object OF Mr.
Woods mission the adjustment Of tho accounts
with tie Contractors Ion payment. Z =.
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Pearl Division No. s, S. of n \.


sZA{ z ss.YouNGEsR BROTHERS or TEMPERANCE
ne menhbeis Of tbs different EoauaiHs Of The Order IL
hi5c and Lafayette requested assemble dsse
' bS ta 80 Of anndy, hafpast clock 4. NJ
= he Han q Wasngiqq Foaasan No AZ fehoupoulps street
bnsineswil Be brongh forward afer which prices
non WI Be formed and march the Lyce Hail. to hear bee
uIe on enPeTaaee BY Fro 2. g. WHITE. BY order.
.a.- ~ JAMES A. CAAdPBEfI.,1 Ltfs
"a, p, ~ W. TsACHAtANN, = Committee
lf<-Ns " ABRAflAM LURIA. \ ~ 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

THE ENGINEERS AND MACHINIST,S ASSIST.
- plates Z vols folio &. 81, ~. .,sse7
EXAMPLES 5S H N MACHINERY and Mil Work With
RESMIGk's TREATISE on die STEAM ENGINE.
s1.ARD&leR ON THE STEAM ENGINE - " - =
iFEtSBAGHtS iNClPI.IiS of the Mechanics of Ma
?. elnsty aad Engineering. 10 z
n 1N NJ, I SsssS2NsTRucfIoN OF CRANES AND
EWBANK's HYDRA ULIcs; A Description and. m.
,O5Ssi Asgeaa. q 40 sIhs hasane tI fqg
ects eoIneeted with Mechanic A hciadnE the Progressva
Deyeogmsnt Of Engine iVnh acnrly three bundled
kNAPP'S CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY; or, Chemistry
y Ia volumes. $3.50 r
MUI sbE;ls} lPgtINcIPLEs or PHYSICS ANDME,
LLAsE a, y. MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE. ~
NlCHOLSON'S IS ARGHITECrURF,' Il y . = -, ~
'EREDGOLDaS CARPENTRY. n $50 ys.l az
BENJAMIN, = tARCiIITECSFURE7 -
DoBsQNsS ART OF BUILDING. II - 4
SWEETS ENfyYCLOP1EDIA Of ARCHITEUTIJRE
SIER,S MECHANICS, POCKET DICTItlN AIRY. '
iGREEN'S MECHANICS CALCULATOR. Ja3l 4tsy,
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G0Eh pens.

MA hrsu supplyo COD Pens Al dc celebrated maxi
,rangng from Ffs
ONE To~ErGHTEE1N DOLLARS! ;
,. foraae al wholeaaie and rptaii by ~ ~ Nd
=, e. ~ GUINNESS g. CO. y
i Dealers ~ Fine Fancy Articles. Gold Pens, CO.
jals 6tlp ~ Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23
J-B, sTEEA,
". %. StsstiOatel,V w Isa.eIaOaxSe

- - - - d. ,cHEEA,
". o.. Stationery w 'Is9.eIaOgsse
- - ts,s- - - 80 = Ia Chmp street.
Just received the tplowhg now, popular MEDICAL TEXT
BOOKS, and other valuable recent publications.
CARPENTERS PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN Phys
IOLoGY; "a 49, -fsf~ D I.
GHURCHILLsoN THE DISEASES OF INFANTS
AND CHILDREN; y, 49,. .ggsE - y q
GONDIB ON DISEASES OF'CHILDREN; q
QyERAIAN ON THE MANUFACTURE OF. IRON,
10 sill its branches; g ~ - SET - ~
.S0MLsRVILLE'S PHYSICAL. GEOGRAPHY, second
editioh--lS5O ~. asef 49, aF-ifef ,'7gT
4 r 60. ...sAlsO.. 80 =
All die TEXT BOOKS Medical Department, or the
University Of Louisiana and the ciehtc Lit
araFy and Standard iscaneoos Works States
siA2i GlsP ltW Z For saieby j. D. STEEL, II camp s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23
Ff9Ic NIsiFts.

" We have in complete assortment Of our Fin
uea and Cotton shirl AZ have ses made,
enabled 70 snaan a. These Shirts made expressly r on
customers and are q couu IN the latest % and mode Of the be-
'nelerials, and in the best hMnte 4 = q
b :. ~. -, 49, GUINNESS IL CO.,
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DsVall asks, EDiVlle1.s. etc, {

Just Opened, az Tie New Store No. III 6D,dl slSse
s'.f "a, Strand l04 ~ uBLE DAMAsKs y
g. ID, 81 and 104 DIAPER 4 7 5sgg so
y 81, s4, 2 8 and AZ DAMAsK NAPKINs;
II 4 5-S, "a, z and "A ID APER DO; n p
~ Y, II and "A COVERS, French Table Services:
II Cover Scotch Beam l. LINEN do do , "
4 jan 3tsip 2 y. q I'D. ri. HOLMES.
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COE02,efi lkRerftil.g.

The subscriber has just received 100 pieces of A
CHECK MAFfING-a very superior article. On hand
5,4, ga and "A WHITE MATING. Also on hand tht
usual variety of UPHoLSTERYs GOODS, PAPER
.HANGINGS and CARPETS, which are now beng dis
posed Of very moderate prices. ~ -.-r $
I JAZZ 81 JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp St y
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HAMS We are. indebted to the. steamer.
Glencoe for louisville papers 70 Mr.. Al. Wright,
clsgk-o the steamer Portland for Brownsville pa.
psr& and 20 Dr. Saunders of this city, for inteE
agenee from Baton Rouge, and copies of tie Gov.
lefuoE Message, a g g. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

M R BAss,-F he entertainments this evening AZ.
sPlaeide's Varieties are e benefit 81 the popu-
Tar Stage Manager Mr., Bass, an exeeIleirt actor,
tlenan and d scholar. THIS win beslt first
.aiiiast benefit during his present isoiotrn
tss AND when the patrons Of The e Varieties call
70 tpiAd shs fact that 20 hisskl and tact theyowe
many e pleasant hour they cannot Neglect his
CLAIMS upon their consideration See his. Gard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

~ The ship KENTUCKY. Cap Phnne, non soson u now
a. POsaa Scout Municipality
lhey val be storet At theirsexpe1f dTsE q
fjsl6 - D. W. ANDREWS T. Coz o. Common A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

BiRoKE: ApRIF rs- Yesterday morning, about S
O'Clock, asthe slips, Astacan and Geo. Wasbi,,o.
oa.syefe Asasg ipto Pier No S Second Mnniei.
current which.was very strong, caught
tae.f bows Sc suddenly that parted all their lines,
ana they drilled down 70 the First Municipality
Flesyape Piel,wheFe they anchored. They were
lowed back 70 tleif SharSes by The towboats swan
and Desoto, s. s ! = = :
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EsENmk R0oks 8. N "a
u sEyi:R Ks6sS;S no F =. .s%p z

~, lhEyER, KNOWN no FAN.
I ~. oSSuODiSvl INDIA BHOLAGOGBE, Fever ntld
a, psa R AsSs Ahd Reaen Fevss, spd the
Designed especially Tor he harrrth and cure Of boso
ssto9s o. aud other internal orga,, aeD dc us
eaSeA oi pilous ctanatsa - For SIDE by
=, 'f.t i J. WRIGHT & CO., l5l 6harres ST.
" Dealas supplied liberal terms : ds6%Se
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AperpEsT he steamer Pocahontas, hence fos
~ Louis, struck on Morgans Bar, and sprung
aiest' after whiolshe proceeded tweaty-fye niles
the rver discharged her cargo, and returned 20
ne city, heyilt have 10 go into dock for reprs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

Neber ne Captain Conasnee, q de lritbbio VA
from iverpos viii be Responsible debts
VAs1-sfsNf ~ JAZZ &. = kLiHGENDER q CO..
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.stsaabopt DepartaFsa Thls Day.

- =
Nobls LAMBS l.. DAY. uiberson. "a p N
81 Eoafs .s... ., ..cONsT1TuTIoN, Whitney, p. NJ
PiiisbaHg ,...,.,. NEW ORIEAks, Nhffcfs eP Nc,
0uaehisa- -. s..... CORA NO. q Keeling, IL n. 81
Rad Riter -. -. .LArONA, Hunt S r. NJ i -
Red Rielr (. = $500. SD MROCk, Harf, SIP. NJ
Ciaeianaft ...JAMES MiLLlNGAR Norton p A
t0pelvUsas H.. -. ..Rlo GRA NpE, Gordon, 10 NJ.
Nqshvitt ,. $50, "a MERlCA, Johnson S p. M. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

NE ts,i he charleston Courier, Of the
IN, eontaiasths following paragraph in relation
10 tlls senafrisel there Of he steamship Ohio.
which sailed from New York on The f3lh: Z
pSteanssAiY otio. We have no iats,Iigsps6
y Fsefe9ce 70 tbis vessel which LETT ew YofE on
atserneSa last for Havana, iie ehafIes,
make her anpearance off our port on TSesd d.
'moraing, when the steamer Pilot al aS.isl'ys
was a.sitipg heF arrysigith The mail and nSn,
Der e passengers; and that she had not been Seem
"a Ssysanaa at Y NJ Yesterday, as we learn. 81
wlh The view Of meeting here, il any anforSes.n
elrenmstapees bad delayed her arrival. Should the
Ohio have passed both this port and Sayaaos5
without awaiting the reception Of her mars and
passengers, there will be strong grounds FOR com,
plalnt sad they wlll undoubtedly be set forth in
aeflIis as cannot be nistlhdefstood Al T,Fe.
nation. = $3.50
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ID
hip 1UCkY om Boston will please make t6cfnseiye known
the Dnehafgn Clerk the lnmeaiataiy o;hes %
go9s ered AZ their expense aud fisk, Viz & II dnnoa
ep boxes Sodnsn q diamond, ls0 n 20 hall
nd g Cfanberes; 81. B. Coz "a C4s cass
sooss snos na'eS St Louis H. boxes
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Nat. Amei:ican 5t5ire C ], 80. ID,

"A george washington Lodge No. 4,
l/yVASI ssE &c. A. r. ana "A. NJ - =
N.Y. IL Stated Meeting o. this Lodge iog by az.
" Nthorty Of the Louisiana Grand Lodge a. Y M will ~
"a ~ : EYNlNd' "Wednesday a ind
y 81 every member j desired Niepbsrsc sister
'l| 49, =. 7, ! a DENTzEI, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

10 We are requested by (, NoA Bene,,'' the
New Orleans correspondent Of The Conooraia, In.
teligencer to say thai lst which appears IN
that paper Of the'l sl inst over his signature was
not written BY does. not express his,senti-
iiehis ana ne can only aeeounf for It's aPpearai,ee
BY pFesuiaing that the editor was absent and some
one IN change Of his stiee-was imposed on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

DIlAH No. 2547, Lbads Ran. III,
ICON mn he'd q a. H., Davis viii krn
u5. @ II be he
ia,s 80 Is W. ANDREwssSs co 81 s,onra,os,, ~ !,
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Tothe sons, papeatefs and loqnser brothers. d


sssATEs H5- Regular Meeting of PELIoAN DIVISION
ZzAS Nod & q = viii be held al ther Hall Com
&4k& mon and ST Chpres streets, on AY FVEN
jagTy 81 1850 at oicloe Members are reqaesled 10 H.
peepa for The pdappseof attending Seetog Of The Sons
ot,l be held iycean oonsia the New Anncg
Pspi' .y.h hN, JAZZ z JAMES MILLER, w p.
@gIsS2fz s, Sons of Temperance -
ssMx@ ~ The members Of Union DIVISION No g. $.
o. l,safe requested Crystal founf Hail. ~
szS fshonpitoulas street, WEDNESDAY EVENING" IN
proceed u body The yeeum Hail. hear
an address delivered BY the r, NJ W,P. brother WHITE.
Jt<S ~ by ordered = 81 X E. FORD, w, p,
NsN@z9@ Pearl Division No. s, s. of IT,
A= IL Tie officers end Ge,aheTs Of tie above Division
particularly requested to Hail. ceyner Of
SS SO, and Is; eha5ies s,ssss THIs tvENING,
Dyson IN forming processonto attend die Lecture Of
er2 rfilLiP SVfilTE, Pom. w p, Lyoeum New Mu
nesly travelling Brothers are respectfully invited 10
SssNt - laN e SHAW, W. r
@Syx1# Sons of TenlIerailee.
8SN@s HF rne nehpers Of HARMONY DIVISION Ne Is
VIII meet az Ss,al Fonnt Hail. ~ street
ss2Sss THIS EVENING, Ian 70 lipsst6 o'clock. p
la-S -. IGANNEtL W. p
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CASH SILK GOODS EsT,A pIIsH ME
G. K'ate .Tr. a. co.

WHOEESALB DEALERS
IN. SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS.
Z MILLINERY ARTICLES
.,.. IAcEs, EMBROIDERY
.t-r F..-T u s6LluYE8,t ~. -
shAwLs
~ = HOSIERY aud
NO. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
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Essss s ospssi con,ignees q tbs British barb
BELLA from F1eet~ood Responsible for ANY deS
eonlraeted by herenw.. jas kLlNG LENDER Z. CO.
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mn No. 3 AsToR HoUsE, NKw YONG Sept. a. 1875 -,
~ M bALLAND sUeGg Strit is but Justice say 10
loh uato al the pupataons )ysine Hair
re- asweged 50 well The Improved Ldai Hair ye
No S N m upon s ny solemn FOhshq
o al9utn tEoshcr bnk snd non te peculiar SOFT
| US fs rhe i imports % the hair Ladies cannoltut
give tta deciied pref erence. Yours resuecfflly.
rae b, q wKiaiir & 60 Isl
- ~ - u Sole Agents for New Orleans,
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GgFga6 u3,d FDisfOys
(hcMl1 RIlF1lk ROO6:a,

II No aIIaiIlof q al uose Who buy blank Booha
again OF for reG use, ptcy solicited "a heiarge
conHile stock now offered fof saIs AZ = "a
!. rs NJ 5lE -. . = 40 GIMP 49, :
which eennot fA ioPeas those Who may desire good and
came lime, ehsap arliele. - Z. -.slsNe n. Va -
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: 49, VpVIlIs OF 'tHie Now Stores
" The public mos respectfully informed from dis date
he sgnsa will oeeafy new fsara5ry 3adg on CANAL
STREET, tesSssn Bourbon and aSpHn stfees. ~ ~ y
OILS "A q 4. sss-s i -F- Oh. HoLMEs. !
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~. GastsssseSs ~, co. ~
- So < IL CAMP sTREET,
= DEALERS in ss.' ~ :
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens. sc

III We now open an assortment OF cNeuy eecltd ch0n IN
= FANCY ARTICLES suitable for PRESENTS, consiliing
upari, of 49, ~
Rich Fans; Porte Monnaies.s Gard Cams, o. Desks,
Music BoxsA; Opera Glasses papeteres;'r Parses;
Dressing CaAes; Bouquet Tioders; Retcules; GANGS;
Work Boxes; Glove Boxes Fine Albums; Games;
Aecordeons; Jewel Cases; odeu3 BoKesi Dolls;
Portldiios; Needle Bookst y r,,riosiies: ~ vases;
- &c ~ &c, - 80 &c. NJ. &C,
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ROOE:5i 9a6iilag a. RI5Y,I !, y, ~

:. q D M y N y ia CT DRY y 3
HS yy N4IEIfEl Street. 1steeen Carp and Magazine
hE sahserpsr just returned from Eufope resectlnllv
has SaSDei,aa ts RiS ED BE public EfEs
toned on his Owl asconnt. and Is pret,red A.zas4t%
u 1 reeey e s,rers Tor ~ sDIEe and RuLiNG Ia u
all y branches aud at such prices as viii give safaon
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Scientific ROOks.

For ENGIHEERss ARCHITECTS and MECHANICS,
E5- For sale BY 4, Is .
THoS. L. WHITE,
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Z, u Ihs Candea-a and Anboy Railroad Com.
Rany have sold out the Merchapis' and, swflsare
transportation Line. between Philadelphia. and
New ork, comprising ron steamboats, and Is
barges, 10 II. l. Loper, =, -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-24

meeting Phophcnan Society Of Columbian
College appointed draugh resolutions with reKnrd
PRESIDENT when the following having been
reported, unanimously adopted
Whereas pleased Almighty God to aH,ct PEG
sudden death Of
Magistrate, General ZAcuARy FAyIoW whom
Father Of County
he "frst and first hearts
by his deceasc
whose character has been
followed
Judgment Of all future shall constitute
enduring his
Therefore,
Rcored this society profound sensbiy
General
United minse their Of
remains
peace, the tented field
public.
RcsoIred That tender the afflicted family uous
decreased heartfelt npaties and Offer with the whole Amer
people, this
be the consultations Of the Christian
Rso~ed Of
months token OF for Mngi-
Rsrsd That copy Of these resolutions he
fam Of IT. deceased President.
Rcoped Tint these resolutions be published National In
teligencer, Republic, and Union
WIZ r. GuRLEy, President
j. rrcor Secretary
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has been or soon will be communic6 to Congress, and
thus come before the public
In the mean time, ii 10 announced in the New York
papers that the company which has obtained the charter
for the oceanic canal from the Nicaragua govern
men determined open immediate route OF transit
scross the continent very nearly the line OF
posed canal from San Juan de Nicaragua, wa the vef
San Juan and lake Nicaragua In furtherance OF 'n'
plan this company has already sent out small s'eA"'0
10 NV on the river in connection with the orus' nov
chrisen ed .the Nicaragua" the lake. ana Is oua.e
other vessels for the same purpose The iou'e ue'''o'
upon il entirely feasible and. when in sncoesh ~
will shorten the transit California not less 'nan SIX
Ax hesides having the advantage OF being subject 70
No contingencies on account OF change OF seasons
tn. mort IN the Atlantic is the we'll known Of San
Imam del Norte, and is ample, safe, and commod,ous
hs distance from here San Carlos at the head OF the
rxswhich by the way, large as the Hudson above
tide wser--is about ninety miles. The lake is then
crossed to the city OF Nicaragua about fifty miles fur
ther from which point to the port of San Juan del Sur,
upon the Pacific is but fifteen miles, for the most part
through an open, cultivated country, and over good
and one susceptible Of any desirable degree OF
Improvement The whole extent of land travel will
then be only fifteen miles, which be accomplished in
carriages in three hours The port OF San Juan del Sur
10 small but perfectly well protected and coniessedly IN
6utely superior to either Chagres Panama for pur
Noes Of embarkation In fact the largest steamers can
liz within twenty rods OF the shore, in six athoms OF
water.
The estimated time required in the transit is less than
hours Ths proverbia salubry Of the coun
try is still another great recommendation, and supplies
are of the greatest abundance and cheaness Several OF
the Atlantic and Pacific lines OF steamers have already
arranged TO rum in connexion with the line OF transit
when ii shall be fully opened which will be in Sepem-
Der Or October next
In respect to the proposed canal is announced that
the engineers for surveying the route sailed on the l4th
in the schooner Enerpise specially chartered for that
purpose. under the direction Of Mr. Chds, late State en-
gineer of New York.
Il may be mentioned that the port of San Juan del
Nore il $40 miles above Chagres, the Atlantic, and
the por of San Juan del Sur $40 miles above Panama.
the Paci6c-o rather that in reaching the latitude OF the
latter ON the Pacific, it necessary to sail $40 miles
The calculation is easily made by any who chooses
to look at the map.