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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

CHISA.-ls it not remarkable, says the
Savannah Republican,, that China, with q
well defined nationality of four thousand
years, and population for two thousand
years denser, according to its aren, than
that Of France or Britain, has never had
cause to complain Of the misery or distress
Of Der people. Virtually, she has had no
paupers-no poor. Her iniirm or mistor-
tunates have been generally provided for
by the State; while her masses have been,
and are, the happiest and mos, independent
people on earth. The reason OF this lies in
the habits Of industry and love Of peace o.
the Chinese. They ill the earth in every
available spot; they dran marshes, and
earth over waste places; they turn all the
riches Of the earth 10 the most practical ac-
count; and, living peacefully and simply,
they have comfor, aud plenty. No people
on earth live 30 completely within their
own means. They have never sought
the trade Of any country; never seat an
embassy or representative to any country
never have interfered with any country;
but, minding their own business, have
grown rich and been wise when more boast
ing nations were STEPPED in poverty and
ignorance. SuFaly, the nations and pee
pie Of Europe and the Western hemisphere
have yet TO learn The art oftrue living nnd
well governing, ofthe very people to whom
they are sending missionaries. We APP
prebend the Chinese are neither pagans
nor barbarians.-N. 0. Delta.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
THE nEsERET MnRMoNs.

The psnssylvauia Historical Society
have Just published a discourse By I. l..
Kane, giving an interesting account Of his
visit to The Mormon encampment Ia The
western deserts. The following is an ex-
tract from the pamphlet:
TuE LocUsr or TnE SaLr LAKE--ihe
shores Of the Salt Lake arc infested Oy q
sort Of insect pest, which claims vie re-
semblance 10 The Syrian Dead Sea Locust.
Wincless, dumpy, black, swollcn-headeo'
with bu,eing eyes Ia cases like goggles.
mounted upon legs Of steel wire and clock
springs, aud with general persona' ap.
psara nco that justified the Mormons IN
comparing him to cross Of the spider and
bsfalo. The Deserct cricket comes down
from tho mountains At certain season Of
the wear ia voracious and desolating myr-
lads. II was just At this season that the
first crops Of the new settlers were IN the
full glory Of their youthful green. Tho as
sailants could not be repulscd. The Nor
mons, utter their ia. hicn, prayed and fought
aud prayed, but 10 no purpose. The Black
philis,ines' moved their way even with the
ground, leaving il as touched with an acid
Or burnt by fire.
but an unlooked-lor ally came to ths
rescue. Vast armies Of bright birds, be
fore strangers to the valley, FASTENED across
the lake from acme unknown quarter. and
gorged themselves upon The wcl-fatted en-
envy. They were white. with little
heads and clear dark eyes. and li's'e feet,
and long wings, that arched in flight like
an angels Al first the Marmons thought
they we're new enemies come 10 plague
them; but when they found them hostile
only to the locusts, they were careful no.,
10 modest them in their friendly office, and
10 this end declared heavy fine against
ali who should kill or annoy them with lire
arms. The gulls soon grew to be tame as
the poultry, and The delighted little children
learned to call them their pigeons. They
disappeared every evening beyond the
lake; but, returning With sunrise, con,inn
ed their welcome vistings till the cricke,s
were all exhausted.
"This curious incident REQUIRED the fol-
lowing year with this variation, that in
1919 the gulls came earlier, and saved the
wheat crop from all harm whatever"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

TITO MEDICAL STUDENTS NJ
received this reek iron, N. T., poesa%
lcn! Remembrance, Obs,etrical Remeo'vu ~,
ana Anatomical Pocket Companion ~"
SO good assortment Of Medical Wol nrrrp)
Rock Island, March olst, 1885,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

II HaiE subscriber having return
- ed from ST. Louis with full
81 supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
"A Gals, Paints, Oils, Vatnishss, Brushes,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

One Of the highest compliments which the
country is now receiving is paid it by the capital.
lists Of Europe. Every steamer brings large a.
mounts of money for Investments in our securi-
over have been increasing. As an example Of
very common occurrence, we may state that one
house in Switzerland sent ont 100000 for in
restment in State and City securities The
money was invested as follows $4,000 in Penn
sylvania Railroad bonds, the payment Of which
Is endorsed by the city OF Pttsbargh-ao0 900 in
the securities of Cleveland, Ohio land SO $50 in
one Of the good stocks of Ohio. These securities
ere becoming fayorite investment in Europe, and
are the more tempting 10 consequence or the diff
ference between them and Government aud iayo.
rite State Stocks.-.N Y. Eypreo
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
NEW SHOP AND
" f. w PRIC ESt

HR1 III subscriber would respectfully in
- form the citizens Of Mlquok eta and the sur
country that he is carrying on the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

II N.tu AT...l-1 = - "a
: y ooniinsfce mas cor
'oh ,,''o Is usually very &c
...s - ils writes thal demo
ss''e'' u - p SENATORS ias referred TO
y uee,es upon me actlon OF the party u
's.aAsn. y .''s IAeeusse nominations In th'
= = sal1 70 De agreed to defer actor
w. 81 except where the public int
's1 ~ = i''sio - urgsllliy,
ses'As = e UNDERSTOOD 'nat me sense OF the
= any system o. lndiscrnlnate OPP
III mountainous. me demo,
49, y '''any pisceuen's o. tnelI
,ossa oiiice ior poiteal
~ g s,ssh 20 many strong argu-
~, y ie SENATE 10 inquire
hs itssuen, ., me GROUNDS OIL
81 ~ oiicui' 10, 'nem
,rbsra 4 ~ 80 500 oeI as,of.
the Marty Is 49,. Al, ~ ''ia'
Exac,tys ds,nas 800, - q iO,,'iei
cu,iva no,a rs - '9
So. Ky, appo'nsnen'' anu INSIST that the
,naysl al -, 80 s1"se9 y re-
~, 4, ~, -, tV''ss.' ""e'i
VI, so,.nd ~, rSsaoai lloi1.y y ue-
h.vs saao,sd y ass eis''i'es may
a,sl,, hses,,. ~ pep'9 "ieu =,
No., .'' a'aoi may nave
s;s,sncv - o,bsrs ~ sSs a iacol
bay V'
of conviciion We ,S,n !, ,;I, H. hsd
The ds,nc,aii IL, 4, III
ina Prr.idsn,s far f $50,
subect 10 thn ravsion ~ he sna,s With
correcting his ,liscra,ion $50 :
Some Of them saw and !, Il ,bs ,ro,,ra ,.rsn l..
M Bradbury n h;s sneeob s. ,bs $50 asll;.s,
for the ohaYoes made ADAMS, ~ ofoars ,.,.'
bv Gen Tsvor tbat there s
out Of The - al, r..
candidate for The pres;daao,, s,J ~
his leadiug snnnortsrs and adSsrsn,. ~, y
walls would be made on political grounds Heaos :
is argued that every removal raises
Of other causes than politeaI-sope,bina .llaaod
and taken as proved against the personal or ,;e;.
conduct of he Ol,o''i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

A VILLAIN.--A piece Of villany was attempted
to be played off on the mayor of our city few days
since, which, however, did not meet with the sue
cess anticipated. person called on the Mayor, on
Monday last, who gave his name as Henry B. Cross
man, aud represented himsefas the brother Of A. d.
Crossman, The present Mayor of New Orleans, az
the same time presenting letter of introduction
from that gentleman TO the Mayor of Philadelphia,
and stating that he had been robbed in Augusta OF
his pocket book and contents and that being desi-
rous of reaching the latter city, whittier he waf
bound, and having drafts on New York, which he
supposed could not be negotiated here, asked his
Honor for the loan OF sufficient sum of money L.
enable him to proceed on his journey. There was
something in the wording of this letter that excited
the suspicious of Mr.. Hutchinson, who informed
the gentleman that he was very much engaged Just
at that moment, but that if be would return ia a
short time, the required amount would be al his
service; he, however, never made his appearance.
On the following day ieegraphic dispatch was
forwarded to New Orleans, 10 Mr.. Crossman, and
answer returned that he had no brother answer.
ing 10 the name given, and that no letter Of intro.
ducton had been given TO any person. Il was the
Mayors wish TO renew the acquaintance of Mr..
Crossman and officers were sent in every direction
TO hunt him up, but his whereabouts has not vel
been discovered. We give this public notice OF
the matter, with the view of preventing depreda-
tons on the pockets Of others harleSt. Cour 9th
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

JAMES h MuRDocH. ESQ., Drar sic The nbaersirncd.
portion yqur friends CITY, ascpfned lhat YOU
% visit the Old Ward Add We can
no, allow he opportunity without t'a TO
pes suelea you personally and ptaoputor Of da.
ue character have observed your career
p by stop you emnsuee which have reached
have achieved n lh en and beethes'
IL nnge And will lose ai bright reputation he
hohoraby won which, scholar gentleman,
he d 30 Justly entitled
We understand that farewell benefit will take place seur-
day evening Of this week and shall great striving
render gratifying yourself worthy high
stand you hold IN your proieasioa.
Wishing the most ample your contemplated visit,
and commanding cbeery and earnestly the
and Of the Old World su5acrie oursevr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
Jones,s Italian ChemionI snnn.

AIR. dreamed that ! dpelt in Marble Halls"
dreamed that dwelt In marble halls
With pmples and tan my face
And thought that al parties, at gofrGes and balls
was termed rrpnlsye disgrace
had riches enough, but, alas! could not count
On possessing a healthy skin.
Yet thought that whisper said, You may .urmount
Dishgurementa, be they hateful SIN
dreamed that suiiors nov sought my hand
But they all did repudiale my face
For they cried Though her formed mild and
The yellow neck and pifuped skin are dsgrace.''
Then thought that cried, in voice void Of hope
- Cure my pInples-Dake my skin white and fair %
voice answered, Use cake Of heJ0NESS famed SOAP
And your mind will be free from despair"
Then dreamed that i-oh that moment OF blssI
My skin changed from it's yeliowisl hue;
Ayneek was made clear, and my face made to kiss,
Though an angel might claim il his due.
The phaplea, the ireckles, the blotches, the tan,
Had decamped and a voice by my side
said, " Indeed, you will now be the glory of mAn,
Az, the virtue, the hope and the prdel"
no Only agency in N0reans 5I CHARITIES ST. nse et2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
Ha.salleNse .fftr0csioa. !!

at EXTREMELY LoW PRICEStl
Through The medium of Eastern Manufacturer am now
enabled to offer ROOTS AND SHOES 25 per
cent LOWER than former prices and would invite the aiten
ton Of the Ladies, and the public generally to my large and
well assorted stock of the above named articles and at prices
that defy competition my motto in future shall be Large
Sales and Small Profits -
]. G. WEBER. corner Carondeet and Julia. and
ja30 3t corner Camp and Duplantier streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01


4 BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.A-Neae York, IssesaaA, ~
Cotton firmer salesof $50 bales Fair Up
land at isato lss oflsans "a. Flour has declined
1.i6-sales 1000 bbis. Corn so to 6fc,-sales 5000
sacks Pork--Mess $40 go. Lard 6ic., in bbls..
q in kegs Orleans Mqlaases, 27e. Sugar 81.
Coffee improving, Rio Coffee sold AZ Ice. stock
On hand $4,000 sacks, Sterling sss-dpll
SECOND D1sPArcH.
New York Markets. II
NEw York, January 90 Cotton slightly de-
clined. Sales 1900 bales; Fair Upland 13E, Or
leans 13f..s. Flour declined 6lc.; Ohio, SIS Is;
Wheat improving Provisions unchanged. . !.
Sales Of 1000 kegs Of Lard 7c.. {. Molasses
improving Orleans 2sc,. sugarquiet. Com
mon Tobacco advancing Java Coffee 15c., Rio
held at 14c. [our dispatch dated the previous
evening, quotes Rio at 16c.l =. Stocks improving
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
Gray HeadsI en- nendsI ReahI

I hereby certify that hair turning gray ARd that
since have usei toNEs,s CORAL HAIR RksT0RAriyE, y
has entirely ceased fang growing fast and has 1ne DARK look
Before used Jones Cord Hair ResoratiEs eonbsd han
Of hair daily, WILLIAM ToMPKINs 80 King st. Y.
Mr. Power, grocer Of Fuoa aueet hair Up
win Dandruh and Jonss Coral Hair Restorative entirely cured
NJ Do you dress beautfy and your
clean Read! Henry E. Cullen, late barber board The
boat South America do certify that Jones Coral Hair Restorative
the best article used dressing toenng cleaning
eepins the hair long time in order all my preferred
70 any thing else.
III For sale Gully ISL CHARITIES street. NO ia3o e2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

SHIPS AsHoRE.-Capt. Snow, Of the ship Tren-
ton, arrived yesterday from Boston, reports that ON
the 2oth nit, off Bemini Islands, he saw wrecker
who stated that there was British ship, with a
cargo Of salt, ashore on the Gingerbread Ground
Capt. Snow understood her name to be William
and Catherine. Capt. Bachelor, of the ship
Granada, arrived yesterday from Antwerp, saw, on
The PA ulis large ship ashore on the .Tortugas
Bank She was apparently outward bound sew
eral wreekers were alongside.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
Loulsiana LegisIature.


BATON RoUGE, Tuesday, Jan. 49, 1850.
The House met pursuant to adjournment. quo
rum present.
! The Speaker laid before the House the report Of
the Board of Managers on the affairs of the Citi-
zens' Bank
Several petitions were introduced by different
members, touching local parish matters.
Mr.. Noise introduced resolutions instructing The
Committee on Finance to inquire into the expedi
eney Of reducing the number of Assessors and
Tax Collectors in the parish of Orleans.
To reduce into the several revenue acts O
this State for the purpose of facilitating the collec
ton of public money.
Mr. Connolly introduced resolution, which was
adopted, appointing the Minute Clerk Assistant
Clerk Of the House.
Mr., Noise-Instructing the Secretary of State
to deliver to the Law Department of the Unyer-
sity, any law books of which he may have dupli.
Gates.
Mr.. Disqualification to appropriate money
for the purchase Of Stone for the Washington
Monument
A large number of notices of bills were intro
duced by members. Also, according to previous
notice, bills were introduced by
Mr. Leroy-To appoint Harbormaster for La
fayette.
Mr. Comedy, tTerrebonne,) To remove the
Seat Of Government from Baton Rouge.
Mr. LarRe introduced the following resolution
which was adopted:
Rssgigsa That hs Special COMMITTEES the subject
before this House, have authority inquire into the present
pay thesebt Of the city Of New Orleans contracted beio
the division Of the city, and that they have power
herewith, and TO examine witnesses.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

~ A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
states that the death of DR.. Martin Gay was caused
by an internal Inflammation, known as peritonitis,
and not by inhaling poisonous gas, or handling
the remains of DIR. Parkmau.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
.H We =. E Z y /. ], Books !:

DARK SCENES FROM HISTORY, by C. P. R. James.
SIR EDWARD GRAHAM or RAILWAY SPECULA.
TORS by Catherine Sinclair
AGNES GREY, by the Author of Jane Eyre shr.
confessions OF CON CREGAN, by Chas. Lever.
MARY MORETON, The BROKEN PROMISE by
THE PEERS DAUGHTERS. by Lady Lytton Bulwer
TIE CARDINALS DAUGHTER, a new Novel.
Together with large assortment Of Interesting Books Of
the cheap ordeT-for sale by
ia3l St ]. H. BECHTEL s. CO., 40 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
CITY BANK

= = - New Orleans, Jnnnnry y, 1S50
NOTICE,-With view 10 the speedy withdrawal fIom
circulation OF all the Notes of this Bank the chatter of
which WIZ expire the lt day Of May next the holders Of
the Notes are requested 10 them for redemption
the counter Of the Bank. as early as practicable.
ja30 cod tlap X ~ PALFREY Cashier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

AN ANTIoUARIAS,-The Buffalo Republican
tells of curiosity-monger from the East, who
came to that city recently for the purpose of exam
lining the mounds in the vicinity that are supposed
to be the remains of Indian tribes now extinct
Having got description of their locality, he re-
solved 10 obtain some specimens for his cabinet,
and started hence in buggy, and with spade and
pickaxe. After travelling some distance, he drove
up near log cabin about dark, and commenced
operations upon small mound, and had made
some progress in his work, when the door of the
cabin opened and voice issued with, F" Halo,
stranger, what you stealing them ere potatoes
for7" The Barnumite Uamosed, leaving his spade
and pickaxe in his haste.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

CHARLESTON COMMERCE. There were, OF
the Goth ult, in the port of Charleston, 70 square
rugged vessels, viz: "a ships, SO banks, and q
briUs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

Nor so BAD.-Soms wag says that thieves in
this country SO scarce that Governors, Mayors,
etc, often compelled to offer reward for their
discovery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01
Opening of tne New store


h The public most respectfully informed that
the undersigned will occupy e foursoy Building CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphn streets.
OILS 2dpn d. H. Hot,MEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

A.tx9lpAN TuK - The Hunchhaek . DANCE,
- M 1honpasl-" The College Boy.ii
~ pHaHrEs THrAIRr. - Mach Ado About No.
lnpE -. 3eaniY ard ilse Beast
s4sfIeE'e faAIErlEs. Tie Reile's shaiasen "a
e',4e The Object Of lnlssess, /,
Ak4eHf hALL.-arswsf's Psaorsmes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

G Mr. Weisss, Of the Bee, has been elected
State Printer He was opposed BY Mr. Hatch ii
the Baton Rouge Advocate. On the first ballot.
the vote stood 62 Hatch 81. On the second Weisse
obtained SO votes, and Hatch 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

90 Gen. VIM. Gibbs Mcneil, well known as
an accomplished engineer and worthy man, is pro-
badly to be appointed Boundary Commissioner in
Mexico, when Col. Fremont resigns. Col. Fremon
has not entered upon the duties, and Col. Weller
has retired from them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

MARYLAND on Slavery Pie House Of Dele.
Eateq has sdqpted resolutions declaring Maryland
slaseholding State, protesting against interference
~llh he question Of slavery adhefing 10 nnion y
Rhe Siasess and pFoclaimine that in the eventof a
FspeisAiohs Maryland will adhere 10 the South.
nfee ihuqsend copies Of the resolution we're Or
oefed y ae printed for circulation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

RI First Baptist Church-St. Charles street,
This Church holding Proaeed Meeting. The Rev Mr.
FLETCHER iod win) will preach every evening tAii week
also On Sunday next. Seats free. ja3o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

EAMiLr GRocHRIEs.-sye can. recommend our
friends IN hesicinity Of ST. Masys Market, 10 the
popular house Of Ault q Seymour, No. 244 Tchoup.
las street, where they will nd a general assortment
Of family groceries al fair rates and Of superior
quality This firm hasacquired fine custom by a
Ahsa course Of business, and whoever deals al No,
2llenee, viii do SO aeain. 5. !.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

TO-DAY 3 RACE Bingamen Course.-Ths great
pacing race between the celebrated q cracks,
Morphine and Joe Wilson, takes place this day. Al
nait'iast O'Clock, over the Bingaman Course
The match is for $l0Oo=-the distance mile heats
tlIree in Eve. There has seldom been a race IN.
vested with the same interest, and in which so much
money L likely 70 change hands, as upon the pres
eut occasion. Joe WILSON il from Missouri, where
he has never met foe worthy Of bis sIee and
Morphine, from Kentucky, has proved the victor
N allhls career. Greek now meets Greek, and we
look for the most brilliant contest in the pacing
way, thai has ever taken place in the South The
course is said to be in admirable condition.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

En.pA9 MORNING. isEnEnAnx I. ].

LKcKUM HkhL-I The Lecture tonight at he
Hall beins:ons Of the regular series will 6s de-
Iivered BY Pfof Forsheys lately stAtu Cedlogisi,
ard win treat Of The astronomical relations Of the
sartl q central hear and Of the qualification Of It's
5efest As it commence a new and interesting sub.
jecs. we conAsaend Ii 20 lbs public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

The DAILY REPoRrER This is.the title, Of a
new psper published at Baton Rouge every morn
ing, Saturday excepted The Reporter is furnished
at 30 cents a week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

LATE FROM Rio DE JANEIRo.- The Monte
ptdean Convention Confrmed-The New York
Express has Rio de Janero dates to the 9Th Of De-
cember. From Montevideo, we learn that the Bri-
fish Government had ordered Mr.. Southern, at Bue-
nos Ayres, to confirm the Convention, made by
him, and that he would be received on the 22d No
vember, by Gov. Rosas, as Minister from Great
Britain.
The U. s. frigate Brandywine, (44) Con'r Sto-
rer sloop-of-war st. Louis. COZ Com'r H. H.
Cooke, and sloop-of-war John Adams, were at Rio
Janeiro on the 9Th ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

The NEw YoRK Conference.-The Geographic
dispatch we published yesterday stated thar MAX
well, the Collector Of the Customs a. New York,
has been dismissed 1t should have read /: "AfaS.
well, the Collector Of the Customs al New York.
has dismissed 100 officers, 5s1s'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

BREWERS PANoRAMA.--This very interesting
exhibition should b. visited by all of our citizens
who wish % view the wonderful in nature portrayed
with mastery skill BY the hand Of art Armory Hall
is nightly crowded with delighted audiences.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

fe SHIPPERS OF LumBkR AND EmIGRAETs TO
taLsfoRNfA,7 We call pauicniar attention 10 the
advertisement in anoIhes eclamn by w. H Hall,
agent foF ilie California Saw and Planning Mills.
The advantages presented in shipping lumber from
hefs ms are duly set forth, and are certainly SUI.
leiehl % call public attention % the subject.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

whai sensible woman would ruin and hiure skin
prepared ehalk she knew that there vegetable prepa
ration called Joness Spanish Ely White atua
looking whepess and makes smooth Sold al So Chat
ham street Price Is Sold retail No
Isl CHARITIES street, NewOresns ia31 6t2n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

To- G. J. Bechtel has been appointed and recog-
nized by the President, Consul General of the
Dukedom of Brunswick and Lunenburg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

BENEFIT OF Mr.. MuRpocH Tomorrow even
ing this distinguished actor offers for his benefit the
popular play Of the" Lady Of Lyons, and the ster-
hing comedy Of The Dramadst; Or, Die All, Die
Nobly Mr.. Murdoch has acquired an enviable
fame in his profession, which he fully sustains.
sCsasidc Mei,sotte in his hands will be beautiful
PRESERVATION, displaying the fine powers of this very
popular gentleman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-01

BEEEFIT OF Mn. MuRDocH.-H will be seen
from The correspondence published in another col.
umn that number Of our citizens intend giving a
complimentary benefit TO AIr Murdoch.