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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10

UPTNTUNS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving order ftom PbvS
Clans in different parts of the Union. ~ 's'-
This is TO certify, that We the undersigned PbVs nj
he city Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescbst D
Townsends Sarsapara, and believe il to he obe 81 lie u
valuable preparations in The market WIG vi ''e inoS'
II. r. PULRs MD
]. WILSON, M n
Albany, April i, IS47. P. b. EhMS SSS; M: D;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10

COHEN, having had 30 years experience, oilers the
IL above nlaibe remedy for all Diseases per: ABFsA
tanning to the EYE Ophthalmia of five years MNsSSS
standing, cured in ii weeks the Tear in the Eye, ~ES@
Of years, cured in 10 weeks of this city, 9B
being stone blind for MONTHS restored the sight Of
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
% years by using only one dop enabled to read the
dammatOn Of days cured By siagle drop. 1t gives
brlancy to the Eye and also strengthens the sight.
=, kR Nos 200 PHILIPPA street, near Hevia and AZ ST.
CHARLES street. apl7 1y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

An effort is now being made to connect this
place with Richmond through the agency q a
Telegraph. To the Importance of this subject
correspondent some time since called the aten
ton of our citizens. This scheme is to be pYse-
cuted under the direction of Mr.. Crockei, n
gentleman well acquainted with the constitution
of Telegraphic lines. Mr. Crockett is na in
Lynchburg, and will be pleased to give such IN
formation respecting the project as may be de-
sired. We hope that the scheme will receive
favorable consideration, Its entire practicabll'
ty, lift meet with the encouragement ofthatpor-
ton of our community interested, cannd be
doubted to such we take the liberty OF conf
mcnding the scheme, remarking that stock taken
upon other lines has proved profitable. Pa
pers containing information with respect to tho
line can be found, we are requested to say, at
the store rooms of Messrs. Mcdaniel & Lee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

The ss,nr IL iii fritz himsrlf 10 much larger Than
life. his hars- tsirg 10 feel hiph
The M-.-nnns II Brrn the famous Pr'ur- Gal
irries. Musical Entertainments. 1h~stns. Sc. are
eahlrets repairing tho much time to write about now
The present condition ff Bern las is the whue ef
Prassia) ina mara srnse is truly 4 sad me. Tho
Sabbath is ha, dav If pleasure for The wealthy rircca
while those in poverty their nal occnpation
OF snsahcr class including The sldiery ard am sny
IN say very many II iha 1000 s,nlens in the CITY
yaanR snerchsoss clerks Sc the hcer houses are their
places Of rsss, A beer honse il called kneipr They
offer flied m In fine syle containing billiard t.
HES and pian-s. smll hand of music is generally
present. Thas 10 the young. every Temptation is Of
fs,ed. The Kneipes are sul~ct to no restriction and
open The hole day and niphi. TIL So serving the
visitors Of tn. Kneipes are ps usually dressed in some
fsecy theatrical style. A. nne plpco perhaps the
drsss " the girls NAV I've yellow while those f ano
beer heuse wear The ming NJ ids Of the HIGHLANDER
kr. In l,kins ayer the statistics of The oovrrnmsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
THE COUNTY COURTS.

The County Court System is said to be obi
Gus. And 10 prove that it is odious reference
has been made to its practices. In other words
our opponents tells us, that the mode of admins.
tcring justice in the County Courts has made
the system odious. 1t has built up kind OF aris-
tocracy, it has given power and influence to IA
miles, it has corrupted the justices. Brought to
the bench as the administrators of justice, men
have there bargained for the elevation of their
particular friends, lent themselves to certain
schemes, which would win the smiles Of the in
fluenial men Of their community. Corruption
and bribery are attributed to the magistIacy.
Let us stop and enquire. who it is, that is thus
charged. 1t is fact beyond dispute Except
for the sake of dispute that the magistracy re
present the intelligence and respectabllliy Of
their communities. We do not saw that these DUAL
tiles are solely possessed by the magistracy But
we say that they are selected from the class of
society which does embody them. No man
OF worthless character and bad repute is made a
magistrate. This class OF men is that which sus-
tains the charge.
Consider the point at which this CHARGE must
arrive The general character of the body of the
people can be learned from an examination of
the character OF those in whom it reposes conf
dence. Tell us the man, whose character YOU
admire, and we at once have an insight into your
character. Repose confidence in a man and YOU
nave made public exhibition of your taste. If
he be vicious, we have light to impute vicious
propensltcs to you, and so of the reverse. Well,
now' who are the men ofrespectabity and innu-
ence IN community? The men who enjoy
the confidence of the body of the people. Then
to Impute unworthy motives to them is to throw
blame upon the whole community. The influ-
entail do things which are unworthy, and the bo-
dy OF the people sustain them. In other words,
TO certain extent, the influential are criminals,
and the people by sustaining them become &C.
completes TO the crime You must either make
them fools, or constitute them knaves. A charge
Of impurity urged against the County Courts in
wolves the whole community.
Yet the men who thus charge the people talk
about the peoples rights. 1t is historic fact,
'ha' Nero IN the commencement of his reign
made show of liberaity and yet Nero stood and
laughed while Rome was in flames. Remember
inns IS the commencement, and this talk of peo-
pies right is the show of republicanism. Anto-
NY holding up the tattered garments of Caesar,
mourned with his tongue and reioiced with his
hear'. Mark Antony is not the only man who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
NEW YORK, August 9.

Tho Stock Market is DIN and very qn.t-prices
tending in favor of buyers. Sterling exchange l0ll0i
prem. The money market is abundanrly supplied.
The Flour market is somewhat fmer and prices ten
ding upward Saes II day Of 1000 bbs. at 81 56a4 IS
Tor common State branis-ptme Geuesee s. S7a5 Oh
Southern s. 37a5 90. Nothing new in Corn Meal or
Rye Flour.
Gran rather quie,-sslas of $4,000 bushels of Chca-
90 red Wheat at lo2 els. Corn is steady-sales of So
coo bushels 6ja66 cts for white and &C cts for vel.
low. Oats 3Sai5 Rye 81 cts
Provisions ate stead y-stlps Of 200 bhls Pork at
$40 25al0 81 for mess, and s. 25aS 81 for rrmo-
Lard 6.97l cts in bhs and kegs.
The Gr Gerry market is stead -Cotice remains firm
as last quoted
There Is M change to notice in the Cotton market
The sales tnday 800 bales yesterday s
gnn'atnns.
VIII skey steady, with sales al 25a2j. cts. per gal
In
Tobacco firm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
Administrators SnIC

,IlE personal property nt the estate of Thomas Martin
deed. including the House hold and Kitchen furniture
set al excellent Carpenters tools, several wagon horses
timber plank Sc will be sold at the Market House in the
iowno lynrhhnrg saturday the 18th Of this MONTH at
O'Clock 7. NJ For all of $50 under cash will
be required, purchasers to greater amount credit of
an months will be given they giving bond with good secu
ry. DIT c PETERS Atm,r
Aug II, 1850 Of THOMAS MARTIN, Decd.
All person indebted TO the estate Of Thomas Martin dee
will please make payment without delay, and all person.
having claims against SAID estate will present them the
undersigned. To W. T. Yanccy who authorized ON NV
account To attend TO the business of said estate
II. I. G, PETERS, Adm'r.
Ang l2-tl7At OF THOMAS MARTIN, decd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
PHILADELPHIA, August Q.

The Stock Market quiet. Nothing doing in Gov
ernmeo, securities. Pa SIS. $685., nominal.
Flour is steady Sales of 500 bbls at s. % for COM
mon b ands Corn Meal Rye and Flour So 81.
Ire Grain market is fairly supplied with Wheat
Sales of 800 bushels red at | 10 cts white I2Oal2J
eta. Corn is steady; sales 66aG7 cts for yellow
Gas 3Sai0 cts. Rye G5 cts
There continues steady demand Of Provisions Mess
Pork $40 IS; Prime 49, Lard TAI els.
t.foceres are IN steady request. Sugars advanced
C,ilre finn.
The Tot on market rem'ns quiet No sales reported.
I"bacco firm as last quoted
Wh'skey IS selling at 25426 CTS. per gallon.
Wool IN good request
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

NJ Stephens addressed The Commit go in sPe cl
mqny devoted resiew Of Prfsid Mt Fillmnrs- me-
sage H. t-k ground In rrds ton l. III" ffesld ni aid
MAS tllnx ed an the same side NJ Mr.. Savage.
Mr.. Illiams replied sustaining the President fully
lie ssd that he considered he recommended by
The President, the only leh hun uldef the Censi
tu,ion.
Mr.. lIeus'on allen spike in snnrsii of Tho message
and had Mt conelnded when he yielded the fpr II
bio the Committee 10 fise which il DID accordingly and
then the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
BO.V.V'ETS, SC. Sc.

JULY 18th, 1850
OoS LADIES' AND MISSES BONNETS lust recciv
~'po ed, at from l2l cts to s. each.
SHOES for Ladies, Gentlemen Girls and Bows. At from,
p cents upwa rds ~
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. LACES NNDLAwNS ro,.
cheap, with great many other and ia hiona hi /,
goods, which can be sold very low for cash
,J,, JNO. j. PuRVIS, ACT.
POSTSCRlPT.-I am SELLING OFF . crsat MAN,
KINDS o, goods AT COST, and even belop for CASH
July LIFTS p 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington. Aug. 3. 1850.
SENATE.

IN
In the Senate 10 day. after the saron Of the NOR
ming business, Mr. Peatce's bill ft the emcnt oi tho
1er's Boundary Question. was taken up.
Mr. Underwood sp,k. unt o'clock in opp ,siihin to
the bill, when he concluded.
Mr.. Ewing moved Ia sphne the farther cpns'deta-
iian of III. subject Tomorrow with the view of taking M
the Calarpia u III; but III motoi-alcd by yeas 49, nav.
50
Mr.. Ewing then submitted several amendments alter.
ing the prop .rd boundary line between Texas and New
Mexico. These amendments were promptly voted down
Various oiher smcndmens proposed hat they slnt
cd sindar iar. At : o'l.ck. Mr.. Winthrop hiving
moved 10 amend the bill by changing tho boundary line
the Senate, without taking The vote, adjmrncj.
HOUSE.
In the llanse. Mr. Bissel. from the Select Committee
on The memorial II Mss Dix. reported hi tag am TO-
foo.0Oo II acres e The public lands t the pu,pse
erecting asynms for the insane IN The several Salrs
Pending the ques'n max ng the hill the special order
# the day. The House proceeded Dispatch the bustcss
On the Speakers table.
The bill granting lands actual settlers in Oregon
was then taken up and posed afcr which. b House
went into committee Of thu whole On the Civil nnd ID.
r'omstc A. preparation Il II. Mr. Brown. of Mississippi
address tho conmifre an hour. In a speech mainly de
VT ton review VI the lae message f the President OF
the unted States. II. sal! that message assumed n
threatening attitude towards Sovereign State of the
Uni"n, and therefore. worthy of the sevrest mi
'"sdsersion. lie also eon,endrd that Tho resolutions
n.xng Texas 10 the United States recognized the por
ton II the New MeSc, now in dispute M belonging Ia
Texss. When he concluded Mr.. stephens, Of Georgia
-h'sned the floor The committee then rose. aud tho
House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
THE MARX ETS
Office IF the Baltimore fine, iean. :
AUG 9

;
UooJ-We noie sal Of 1000 lis. tub washed to me
fleece Al %. s. ard Al eta.
/ Iyess,rnr -Sna sales have been made nj 70 cen y
fatfie-1he market exhibits more dulnes'. on Nlo'day
lh,n has for long whiIe owing IN pari Ia the excess
siye heai of the weather. and the yery ifg sHpry-
In consequence # these prices were spne'hng h'wti
The If rnes reached 1850 head OF Beev"s ct when
SO were II 10 ey bn chers; 50 were "tl over uns'd,
and $50 were driven u Phadrl ha. Prices tanged
frinn - - 81 the hof Equal TO S1Joio''o he'
and Averaging t2G2, gfnss.
Tioes-Ve quote frlm t5,2j To s. 30.
CnTee-The market has been qnlet animated ,h's
week and The transactions large. Ihe SALES OF al u'-
rrpions make spgeeate Of nearly l,oo oag.' VIZ
1900 BAGS RIO 9,al0. cents; 5000 bars III" at 9ia'o.
cent mostly al 10 cents; and 400 hays La Guaya, h'eh
10 fair green. al 9ia9s
Fish-'The demand for Mackere Is very moderate.
with snail sales of No. at t5o5 % Tor HALIFAX and
Massachusetts brands. There are new n s. and IN
market. Old held At S7a7 so lor NJ. z and 1919
30 for No. |.
Feathers We qurt4 from 30 Ia 80 eta
Iiorard Sfrest Flour 49, The receipts coniinue light.
aud the market Throughout the week has been dnll and
tied. All the sal,s hat have come t. our know
ledge do exceed 400 bb's The rates VIII irh have
verncd The market have been s. 81 for fresh ground
parcels from old wheat. and s. "A a s. 80 for new
wheat Flour. The la ter figures OILY being obtained tr
iavore brands.
City Mills Flour The ruling price of new Flour is
- 3D. at which rate con racS are being hed new ones
made. and sales eced whore millers have any
10 spare here are buyers at 50 80
Family Flour We quote Baltimore made at 81 75a
I, and extra al So-'o the Trade
Con-, .Nedl-hlarkei qniet. Baltimore bhls. are held
NJ S. l2.a3 %. and Penna bills. worth 49,
Dhem.-pn Monday the sale of good to pime Md.
and Va red wheas were at lUal cents and OF ordi-
nary 10 good nj looal ~ cents he sales OF whte
Wheat Were at l2)al25 cents. snd Of family Flour
whites al l26al35 cents. On "Wednesday the market
improved, ana SAILS OF g"d To prime reds were made
al iiZaiZo !" day the make Is Unsettled win
Downward tendency IN prices, and as we cannot make
accurate quotations we prefer to omit 'h'm al'oGeihrr'
Conn he sales ii white have been uniform through,
"n' me week inc ndlng trans Gums to-day. at ooaoo
cents on Monday yellow was sofa al ooaoo GEMS on
wednesday al ID cents; ana I" day We quote al o4aoo
cents.
hg.-Sai's oi A'd. rye nj oodoo cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

has learned TO pamper the public fave, n
iessed love for the people is sometimes "a, al, Fro.
cnt from an actual desire TO promote ,bo u u,,
good. e public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
HOifiNG Cloths.
,IliE subscribers have received fresh supply of the
L tied square mesh, all silk,
German .7nChOr HOISjNy (y0fhs

the best imported into the United States and warranted to
such, all numbers from No to No 10 II only
~ To try thee Cloths to that they are the best all
want will please call before buying ELSEWHERE
July l5-ilts MEEM Il CIV ,'rL.I\
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
CASH FOR NEGROES.

/ WISH to purchase number OF LIKELY NEGROES
L io1 which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Al letters addressed me at Liberty Bedford county will
, n'oinp' attention w. HEWITT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
This number'is full of interesting ma
essay upon English Poetry is an lnt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Dfsnsfers, &c.

Ship Couu ba al Boston from tho 10Th INST in lat
passed wreck Of abou: geo burtAen having green
bc.ion ard apparently had long that situation
Br PocouGckt Brewer; "e Brewer before reported nj
forming thr her safety helng soms tune out from Pens
portio Nor Carolina whence she
would -ailimmedaely See H lmes Hole report
Br Charlotte, f Caa )frOm Georseto- So arrived Al Dem
struck by lightning which hiyerd the maot and tore up the
deck forward She returned Demaara Oct IS and would pooa
bly, pre- dtoSt Thomas repairs.
BAG FSoL4sp B-ke Providence from Turks Island OK
Of heavy nearly the whole passage and
sp't her s1ts &C.
Sch P-,ye ance OF Deer Island from Bangor for New Haven
whnb Cape 9th got Oft Goth, and to"
ed to Provnc-towu. By steamer Naushon
Sch Lewis Bslch OF ant r. Lubec for New YORK was SPOKEN
morn 18Th w OF Seal last Of British brig steering
for River Me The had heavy weather. lost
n,airmast and deck osd AID in. water
Of Bath Ne, Wrb1 81 Mays y days bound
TO Portland loaded with tubr and turpeut want ashore on
Island Beach, Monday last IN westerly gale
of on,e persons PM MONDAY
Liverpool. washed overheard aDd
drowned The Wu continued to blow all day Tuesday, ana tbs YES
sci has probably blsed CT,
Point BID about mile the Houerno particulars from
her W. n last
scHH Nay7uErr Pendeton from Haven for Bangor arrived
in Nahtuc Mody during the now and anGhofdd 6
the tIi- hi'bo she VIII Be COL on
without much trouhl- hen the md changes
Smiths Island beach, md OF hantncSet before
ed the schr Homer N0 bith
Webb Mays Ga y DAYS for Portland she went On w
morn rg the westerly gsle The crew landed al rh
from IuckernucE sxfeapt sen
drowned On the 18th the Wind continued 10 blow Gay aa inc
feared. had os- Nothing IS sad NJ sf 10 tst7 neh
cot pyohab done sne would no nave oeeh
mistaken for square rugged TsS'el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
By THlegrnDll.

NEW ORLEANS Nov l5-Ch shPs Galent New York Lucy,
BOsToS Nov Henry Warren cha,leston Td'IRs
more Eastern Ilht Nrfolk; peewae and Harris, Pha;
Advent. Aibany; Granite, State, and Lewis. WORK.
Sylph Edmund Dwight Baltimore sylph Phiaie
phia. ,
Montague Wilmington Nc chs Bdsewaer Mo-
bile Luther Bratish Phil
BELFAST, Nov l6-Arr sch Je ny Lind NYorR.
Sid 18th sch Henry Clay. Norfolk.
ROCKLAhD Nov 6Arr schs Eagle and Betsy Pierce NTok;
10Th. Albany Packet Lucy Blake. Lee and Niagara DO
BATH Cid goth, snip St Tn mas, SYork
PORTLAkD-hrr2 Itt, barks Nath Blake, haansas
Cd .ch Globe NYork
HOLMES HOLE Ar 2lst, sch Austin. Auxrayes Boston
EnGAhTOWN Nov 2OArr sch 0ph SYork for Boston, with
loss OF and sails and mauma' badly prung; viii require
me- rnasfs and a- repaired before she proceed.
NEW BFDFORD Nov 2lAr bark Mi~ood, Sydney New South
Wales 18th 100 sp Left ship, Boy, Warren fitting for cruise
spol,n oc lOth brig Home Helena for River scbs Mary
and ELIZABETH and Margaret Aun, Hla Smith, Albany Ellen
Rodman kYok
SID alp Republic, EYork.
PROVIDENCE Nov 2lArr Suffolk, Suffolk; Lewis and
bany sleeps Commerce. do Willard Eddy Cas'oH,
and Efi-. NY.
Fildeman Milford; Iris, NY; sips Island, and Pro'
dence. DO.
FAIL RIVER 3otb-An sip Gorham.
ALBANY schs Randall Saw; Virginia, Batimoe
Washms ton, Phil; sip Carolina Albany
BRISTOL nov 20 Arr sch WIN Ialnan Phil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
FINANCIAL.

~nTn ,,r>-~-~xv, ,~,, 49,
RftIO anu ZEN NS1 IIY A la RAIL-
OROAD COMPANY $5OGO00 SEVEN PER CENT
MORTGAGE LOAN -Seaed Proposals will be received
by The subscribers mil saturday the III dsy of December
next Tor FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
the first and only Mortgage Bonds OF the Ohio and Penf
syvaniH Railroad Company, convertible into the Stock OF
the Company the pleasure of the holder Al any time pre-
vi0us their maturity. bearing seven per cent per annuu
interest and redeeuabe in New YORK on The lat of july
1865.
These Bonds are in sums of eco each with COUPONS
attached unvable id New on the Isl OF each January
and July.
These Bonds issued under the provisions of the acts
of the Legislatures of Ohio ard Ptnnsyly6na and
cured by mortgage executed 10 Junu j. Palmer, ESQ of
the Civ OF New-YOrk. IN trust for the BoudhOdefs.
This mortgage the entire line OF the Road from
Pittsburgh MHssilou. in the Slate OF Ohio distance OF
O7 me, the of which estimated al S2OS5GO0, and
the Trustee empowered in OF sixty days default in
the payment of interest principal OF The Bonds, To take
possession Of and sell the whole part OF the
same: and provides further that Bonds to the amount Of
onp million OF dollars I'm NIL may he issued oWich amount
e Thousand ilnrs have already been dsposed
f nrinrinoIly in England In the purchase Of rails spikes
chair locomotives Sr IesyiIU only The bondspo offered
he issIIc,i under he MORTGAGE
The rroceeds of the entire exclusively applied
- H. an, s,,i mn. nj of he linz from Pins
hnroh 10 Nnssiilon he means for the construction OF tho
roaS ss5 for HE IRON have been amply provided by rea-
lie sock sbscrnfjons nnlouy which the twin cities of
BE s' @ ,,, py eaci subscribed and paid in
S9fG oOG
rIo Cbio and peursv yauia Railroad forms part of the
,,aar jrs line Of Railroad between the cities of New
YORK ph{ndeIphia and St Louis, which when finished
IN , fban INV Of The routes between Now.YorR
art {, TonIs
me line hetyt7.n philadelphia and Pittsburgh will ba
ead ,r rnvel in 1852 bv which time The ,yEos nf hs
bG and Pennsy vpia road 10 s junction with The CIeve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati road is intended 10 be i'm.
iSbed
the portion of the road between Pittsburgh and Mas
Ion i now under contract and progressing aply and viii
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- 6 gorcV Auctioneer. "A
A M mgRwIN. Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
H9BROADWAY-Ca advances made upon all con-

At pRIYATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE
NEW AND SpLEsDID ENGLISH ANSuAL-Court Album,
or The Book Of Beauty for 1851 series OF Charming
naits 0f lie voung female nobility &c The work con
@ and BooraUhca Notces OF the Lady Vic
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The nndersigned will receive the above by an early
So 49, BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
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