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The New York Mirror Of the 18th says We
had the pleasure Of seeing in office, this
ing, George Wilkins Kendall, of the Picayune,
who has lately arrived from Paris, and is on his
way home to New Orleans. Mr.. Kendall purposes
returning to Paris again in August to complete his
great work on the Mexican war, to which he has
devnied the last two years
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

DaowrED Mr.. S. B. Parker. Of the Point
Clear House, was dFcwned In Mobile Bay last SSf
ufday. Mr.. Parker had fitted uphis house attduch
cost for the Summer visitors, when he wssso sud
denly.removed from this world. He leaves wife
and TWO children, in some measnfe provided for,
BY an insurance on his life for fwo thousand dol
lars, effected in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company Of Newark, Nj,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

woman, named segard, who has committed
numerous robberies and forgeries in France, was
lately supplemented for having robbed portr0,,
painter The investigations respecting the rob.
berries led to the discovery that She had poisoneJ
two husbands and four children; and ,hongl
adeeiedly Pious, had led life of scandalous i'm.
morality. She was condemned to death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

CHURCH Blown UP.--A meeting. house at
Greenwich, Mass, has been blown up by mine
of powder underneath, the whole interior of the
building being destroyed. These ouigoges are sup.
posed to have been psrpstated in revenge for lem.
peranee movements, by tie church, 0. persons con-
nected with il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

MURDER IN ST LoUrs.-The Reveille of the
I'm states as something remarkable that nobody
had been killed for several days at St Louis. The
hePuohcan of the 18th supplies the deficiency by
reporting an aaray between Felix Fayenne and
John Charley LeBOis mountain hunter the lat.
ter was killed N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

TAYLOR MEETING IN SALEM. - A numerous
andeathusiasiic meeting Of the friends of the ad-
ADMINISTRATION was held in Salem, Mass, on the
18Th inst. The Mayor presided, and resolutions,
approving Of the policy Of President Taylor, were
passed unanimously.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

From CHILI-The Panama Star of the 7th
gives us the following news from Chilli
The Gillian press appear to be almost unanimous
in praise of the new Ministry recently under the
auspices Of Sr. Varas The foreign residents of
Valparaiso express great confidence in this admin
straton.
A serious difficulty occurred lately in Valparaiso
which resulted in the arrest of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company, and seems likely to produce
still more grave consequences. 1t originated in the
forcbe expulsion of passenger from one of the
Company's steamers, at the unanimous request of
the other passengers who represented to the Agent
that the obnoxious individual was demented, and
that his presence on board was dangerous to them
selves.
The overland mail rom Buenol Ayres brings
news of an engagement between the troops of Ro-
sas and fthe partisan chief Baron de JsanlTy, in
which The Brazilian leader had considerably the
advantage. The difficulties between the Argen-
tine Republic and the Empire of Brazil seemed to
be as far from settlement as ever.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

The Memphis Apreal of the goth says; " The
distant friends Of Gen. Gee will be pleased to learn
that his symptoms have been more favorable for the
last three days than they he'd psviously been, and
Thar srorg hopes Of his recovery are now enter
tanned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

From MARTrNIaUE.-A dispatch dated at Bal.
tlmore on the 18th, says intelligence hrs been re-
ceived that the negroes at St Pierre, r,inique
set fire to thai place on the i0th May, then sur
rounded the city and psrpet ated the most horrid
ouirages. 0ne hundred hon - were destroyed
The whites armed ihemseIve7, and mart al law was
declared.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

A Waichman in Boston found man attempting
to drown a woman in the dock. He succeeded in
rescuing the woman, but the rascal escaped. The
woman will not say whether the villain was her
husband or not
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

A London tailor has produced novel summer
coat, weighing only six ounces, and which can be
rolled up to fit small iolesco case, aud carried
in the nocket
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Important from Hayana.

SOUTHWEST Pass. June 23.-By the brig Adams
Gray, which arrived at he Southwest Pass yesler.
day, we havereceived the following:
HAVANA, June 20.-The American Consul he $
demanded The delivery, by the Spanish authorities,
of the prisoners end vessels captured near the
of Yncatau, end has met with fiat refusal.
he excitement is very great, and the Consul
IS or4nly threatened with Insult by The lower
elasses."-Epe PFC.
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Two Turkish frgates and brig of-war are fitting
for cruise to all the Italian and French ports in
the Mediterranean, and thence to England, with
view to practice the Ottoman seamen in a long
vovaoe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

Paine's new light is said to be powerful, that
excellent daguerreotypes have been made by its
agency. If il succeeds, practically it will be the
great invention of the are.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

TURK.-On the evening of the Greek festival
of Easter, at Constantinople, Hail Pasha demanded
a list of all the Greeks who were imprisoned for
debts, paid all their debts, and liberated them from
prison, and gave each of them a sum of money, to
be expended by them during the Easter holidays.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

company for the protection of property at fires
has been organized at Charleston, S. C. A large
number of respectable citizens have Joined the
Association
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

Major John P. Heiss, Collector for the port of
Bristol Pa, died on the l4th He was the father
Of Major Heiss, formerly of the Washingto Union
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

Two negroes were hung in Hamburg Ashley
county, Arkansas, on the 9th instant, for the muir
der of their master, Josiah Davis, in May last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

The Cincinnati Commercial says the farm of
Edwin Forrest opposite that city, contains twenty
five acres. $4,000 per acre has been offered and
refused for t.
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M1ssrssTPPI.--The Port Gibson Herald of the
2lst says The prospect of the cotton crop was
perhaps never so bad thus late in the season as at
present. There is not we believe, at this time a
single, plant in blossom in this county The del
ugng rains of the past week have filed the fields
generally with grass and entirely prevented plow-
ing. Under the most favorable auspices picking
will commence month later than usual"
TENNEssEE.--The Knoxville Plebian of the 18th
says The corn crop will be shorter than for years
past. The wheat crop, which for time was so
promising, is also less favorable. The red rust has
made its appearance in different sections and fears
are entertained by many Of our farmers that the
crop will be total failure"
ARKANsAs.-In portions of this State it is said
corn and cotton looks well, and that should the
farmers be favored with late fall, there will be
good crop of both.
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NUTIC z.
Clothing sWNeLe 10 Order.

&c Gem emsn who wish Cohu for next Fall sud
Winter made order will please call
NORRIS Il WAY, corner Camp and Common stg
les 40 undsr ttsyts,,ls H..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

We learn from the Washington Intelligencer of
the 18th, that Senator Borand Of Arkansas has been
called home by the illness of one Of his family.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

WHooP Hah &c. ga ah-bouh is 10 go ss a rep
resensalivs Of the North American Iudisps to the
Peace Convention in Germany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

GIRDfiNG THE EARTH.-By the Canada, letters
from St. Petersburg have been received in is days
This is a good step towards the accomplishment of
Mr.. Puckis boast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

The emigration from Waterford, Ireland, aver
ages six hundred week, by steam pia Liverpool 10
America, not TO speak Of the large numbers that
leave BY vessels direct from that port and Ross.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

Inc Norfolk Beacon understands there will he
TWO squadrons in the Pacific, to be called the Nortb
and South Pacific sqnadrons. '''N . VI
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
W Letter from Or. John A. Wilson, an eminent


MEMPHIS, Oct. q lS49
have been intimately acquainted both personally aud pToe
onaly, with DR. s. GILBERT. since 1913 making period
On becoming acquainted with Dr. q. he politely invited
TO visit his Intimacy OF which pleasure evaied myself
opportunity had heard much said against the Doctor
thought had not suffered myself become Peudeed by either
party. those who have digeut ngues
truth for the past hy years awsys ready will
ing to embrace H. let 1t whence might and from expert
have learned that viii ans source
while sought i1r under the influence VI either prejudice partially
When entered The Doctors udTmaIy there presented
Of almost ali the most nalig.
nant form of sehrrns down simple continued my
visits for the purpose Of Witnessing effects Of
bad previously visited several ve hospitals and inIsres
and confidently that Ly
Dr. Gilbert than have by oheTand many OF them
cordng the statements Of the patients themselves
the and oaist the skill many most prominent
men in North Amerloa-Wh cognaneo Of these facts feel
hesitaney in recommending DR. G. suffering humanity
the successful and oe practitioner met
in The nbove-neh toned elis Of tissuseA
iel2 # INV JOHN A. WILSON, NJ. D."
EE~ Being now prepared 10 transact any business in
the Norsi hne Deg inform my friends and the public
generally, that taken the Office Camp street.
respectfully soei, their patronage. upsu W. CABLE
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Napoleon iavorte residence at Fontainbleau is
to be converted into a cavalry school.
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.VHeGU Books.
IL Just received, and for sale by
THOM S l.. w ii | I

THOMAS l.. WHITE,
No. So Canal street,
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF MARIE ANTON
ErFE Queen France. BY Madame Canaan First Lady
Bcdchauber the Qucen with Biographical Introduction,
by 81 De Lgmarue. la vols
MEMOIRS OF THE HOUSE OF ORLEANS. ByW.
Cook Taylor In vols
LINDA; The YSn9g Pilot of the Belle Creole Tale
OF south IN Life BY Caroline Lee Hens
MEMOIRS OF A HUNGARIAN LADY. By Theresa
PuLszky Win Historical Introduction by EIuncs Puszty
PERCY'S LIFE OF ROBIN HOOD.
ARABIAN NIGHTS. New and illustrated London
edition, with 600 eBgravngs. In vols Svo
THE KORAN, commonly called the Alcosan, of Mahom-
net TI3o,aied from The Original Arabic new edition 1850
CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN,
and the Adjoining Counties. By Sir John FroissaI.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA in lsj0 By ThOs. w Wilson.
ADOlPHE ERMAN'S TRAVELS IN SIBERIA,
S0MERNlLLE'S PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
HERSCHELL'S OUTLINES OF ASTRONOMY.
lOHNSON'S DICTIONARY OF GARDENING.
IElBER'S CHARACTER OF A GENTLEMAN.
FRANK FORRESTER'S FIELD SPORTS,
AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE.
CLASLICAL, MEDICAL, LAW BOOKS AND
SCHOOL BuOhS, ic2l 81 2ip
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NOVEL UNIFoRM,-The City Guard military
company of NewYork, has uniform pure white cas-
simere, embroidered in pattern of flowers, done in
white silk after the French mode.
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Grand Subscription Concert offered
COIif0rMi0 YJcEefs.

~ Tickets for Cabin and steerage go through per Mai
Lue, without delay, If immediate application made to
PARADISE, LAWRAsdN s. CO.
lr352w los MSgSElne street,
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VINO win Longer sufrerg

MEMPHIS, April 90, 1850.
Mr.. Shermaa-i want you to make another truss the
same made for about two and half months ago
found the one you made for the best ever had; indeed
the only one with comfort and that would retain
rupture at all tmes Let have it soon as you can
as am without one Two nights ago my place was COM
peey ansacked by thieves and with other vauabes they
took my truss; never was yexed although they took
gold watch, would feel bad if they had left my
trussit cost less, but infinitely more valuable
mean to be very quiet till get the truss, for have strong
hopes now Of being cured. Respectfully, yours,
Je2l 2dptf WILLIAM HRNpERsoN
e~ See Sherman's adve, tisemensin apobsr c,I,r,r
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NEw BooKs.-Pleese lcok at the adyerisemenfof T l..
White No. 50 Canal street, for choice collection of new
and valuable Books
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

Valuable Family Medicines.
tE- DR.. wisTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DR., RoGERs's LIVER WORT AND TAR
Dr.. HALLS BALSAA FOR TIE LUNGS
EOwE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA.
1OWEsENDs DO.
SANDS 10.
BULLS 90.
BRisTOL'S
sVXsoFr-s YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARILLA,
OsGoOD's INDIA CHOLAGoGUE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAyiD'S HEgEEW PLASTER.
PERRY DAyls's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc
Medicines (ganuiHs always hand sod
s1e retail, by
sCOYIL g. MEAD, 1I3 Charities street.
EF Dealers Medicine. purchasers generally not ID
only AgnLs above articles
ali southern States myl6 BIN 2jp s. g. NJ.
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The --latest Publications.
All. G. MORGAN's
LITERARY DEPOT,


EXCHANGE PLACE Adjoining he PostCGes
THE KORAN, commonly called the Acoran of Moham
med with Notes BY q. Sale.
MEMOIRS OF A HUNGARIAN LADY. By Theresa
Pulzsky,
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF MARIE ANTON
ETTE. By Madame Canpln. With Biographical Inroiuc.
ton, by NJ. DeLamsrtne.
MEMOIRS OF THE HOUSE OF ORLEANS, including
Sketches and Anecdotes Of distinguished Characters IN
France during The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries By
w. Cook Taylor.
THE PAINTER, GLIDER, AND VARNIsHER's
COMPANION.
THE DYER AND COLOR MAKERS COMPANION.
PRIDE AND IRRESOLUTION: A New Series of the
Discipline Of Life.
sTANDISH, THE PURITAN: A Tale of the Amer.
can Revolution By Elired Grayson.
sOUTHEY'S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Part ILL.,
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE AMERI.
CAN REVOLUTIONS or, illustrations History Scenery
Of the War for Independence. By Losing.
WHITE JACKET or, The World in a Man-oE War
Fresh supply.
THE VILLAGE NOTARY: A Romance of Hungarian
Life Trana' by Otto Wenckstern
WOMAN IN AMERICA: Her Work and her Reward
BY Maria }. Mein osh author Of Charms aud Counter
Charusn
NORMAN LESLIE A Tale By c. G, H., author of
The CT cate Of Linwood,"
THIERs's HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND
EMPIRE. X
LINDA; or, The Young Pilot of the Belle Creole: Tale
Of Southern Life. By Ceroline Lee Hentz.
THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN. BY Sir Walter
Scott New edition.
Nc. and 10 of BYRNE'5 DICTIONARY OF ME-
CHANICS AND ENGINEERING,
Nos u and Ii of DAVID COPPERFIELD.
THE PICTORIAL. BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
Fourth Of July. Etc ets, ie2i It 2dp Nv
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Ts'asnNS! Trunks
.RiOlU Opening

fT~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. II, Wolff
THEo. A. JAMES &CO.
fashionable Clothing Establishments,
No 81 Common street, 6etpGen Yerdg Hotel
and Heaotett's Exchange,
" Are now in receipt of another latg, beautiful
assortment Of gentemen's Spring and SUMNER Cloth
ing-al Of the fine material and best Workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting part follows, to wi
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERRTTE DRESS CoATs;
" 80 FRoCK
- FANCY, Brown & OLIVE e
- - DRESS
- BLACK MERINO BUSINESS -
- FANCY AND COL'D Enc. MsRINO - -
- BLACK ALPACA - -
- BLACK MusTAPHA -
" SILK AND LINEN -
- CHECK LINEN - "
- FANCY DoEsKIN PANTS;
" BLACK MERINO -
- FAKE 1DRmL
- WHITE
" POWERED CHAMBRAY VEsr5
- WHITE MARsEILLE
- FANCY
- CANVASS SKELETON
- SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK
- TORQUOIs SILK
- WATEREp -
- MoDE AND BLACK SILK
- DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-patent Lsoinss3
- IRISH
- C0TToN
- SILK
- LINEN SHIRrs-(very fiue-)
- COTTON AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
- SILK AND LdsLE THREAD UNDERsHlRTs;
- CoLoRED GINGHAM
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIA H'DK'Fs;
. SILK AND LlsLE THREAD CLOVIS;
- - HOSIERY;
" LINEN CRAvArs;
Sr0CKs, susPENDERs, Ero. gre my 10 2lp
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FaUs letter states that numbers Of English
men, young and old, have recently arrived in that
capital 10 await the outbreak momentary expected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

The King of Spain will give dinner to all the
poor Of Madrid, on The day the Queen presents him
with Prince or Princess
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NEWOkLhANsf June ~ looU
This to certify that was cured Of Rupture by the
of Mr. Shermans Truss and Preparation within the space of
four months. find it the easiest Truss ever put on
r, r.. MApRs Carnolton
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auction saIes-Thts Dav,
D. of II. Meeting This Afternoon.

SYKES HYDE Co, will SELL halEpas 10 O'Clock at 81
MAGAZINE sireet-Grocefes, Provisions and Liquors. 80,
AT III ocoak' on tue Lsyee, opposite Poydra s-CorA
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Dr. TOwnsend's Compound Extract of
SRrsnnnriIln.


IL HOatsr ard BE ING Of he Agc GREAT SPRING AND
SUMMER MEDiCINEThis Extract put ur in q mart Bottles.
Is six times cheaper pleasanter superior To any
sold disease without vomiting, pugng sickenng or de-
6tatng the patient The beauty superiority Of This
sarapara all other Medicines is eradcates disease
it invgorates the body II is one Of the very best
Spring and Summer Medicines EVER Known
It not only Pues the whole system The person bu
creates pure aud rich booda by no other
medicine And in this lies tb grand wonderful success
It has performed within the st years. 800 cure,
Of severe disease least 5000 considered ncube
1t has saved the lives Of than 5000 children past
5000 OF Chronic Rheumatism
1900 Of Dypepsai
2iOO cases Of Genera Debility aud Want OF Energy;
1000 cases Of the different Female Comp7lnt7
1900 of scrofua;
1900 cases Of the Liver Comp ant
2s5O cases Of Diseese Of The Kidneys ard Dropsy;
1000 Of the Gravel;
1000 cases Of Sick Headache
1900 cases Of the Dropsy;
5000 Of Consumption;
And Thousands Of cases of Diseases the Blood viz!
Ulcers Eryspeas Salt Rheum Pinpes the Face Scald
Head letter. Neuralgia, ogehes with
Sick ealacs Pain the Side Chest spne Affections etc etc
~ Prepared and sold by s. P. TOWNSEND M D. 1876 Fulton
street, New York, aud by the Agents for New Orleans,
JED ct 2dp J. WRIGHT & co. 151 Chartres st.
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THE AWFUL DISASTER ON LAKE Erica
Geographic dispatch to the Charleston papers says
" The steamboat Griffith, Capt. Roby, was burnt
on Lake Erie, near Cleveland, on the 18th 1t is
supposed that the e were near 300 persons on
board, and that 26O of the number persisted, most
OF whom were emigrants. Capt. Roby his wife
and child, Franklin Heath wife and four children,
and Horace Palmer, are among the missing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

From GUATEMALA--A decree has been issued
by thsgovernment Of Guatemala, relative to chang.
ing their principal pari of imports and exports.
The port of San Tomas is Fixed as the onlv prin.
oipal por; of entry and export from the 18Th of
April,
The port of Izabal will remain as second port,
for the coasliug trade.
Article 5th of the decree provides that those per-
sons who establish themselves at Santo Tomas
shall enjoy for ten years total exemption from all
taxes, either direct indirect, and shall not pay
duties on articles introduced for their own use and
consumption. as sci forth in previous enactments,
but they will be obliged to perform municipal ser
vice, and pay municipal mposts and taxes on ar.
ticles exposed for sale,
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PLACIDE VARIETIES.
GeRuemep-It would be afectaion in me not TO express
my pride in having gained your good as 10 be worthy Of
the honor intend y genera your services on
the evening Of WEDNESDAY, s6 init which you design as
Benet Tor me eeF yorr prodered court y, because
tauouy and urSe uEeyEeG lily led aud that You
deem fit recipient Tor the appreciation you harU bestowed On
uo5ie a,e in nsns lsnt truly gsz full Bs psageo
gentlemen to CONVEY anks all inter- d accept for
youIaevr my aekno- geaeus for your tsuton
remain your lead and saut, THOS PLhCTDE
To Messrs Holland, Howard, Dawson, Fows, Pye, ec
NewOrlsnrs, June q 1850, ,sa-
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Fancy Goods.

F(NEtCy WOOtto'
ty- Just received few Choice Pa.ternS, New Styles
She'll Tuck Combs
A large and well selected assortment Df
Gold Pens,
oF ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS,
80 whhich would invite attention.
A complete assortment Vi
Portable Writing Desks,
with and without Secret Drawers,
lot Of Good
Umbrellas.
An elegant Of LadeS and Gentlcmens
Dressing Cases.
Of lhsn capital patterns FOR Travellers
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
good assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Undershirts, Socks, 6usDenders.
Money Belts, Canes, etc.
GUINNESS 81 co.
No IL CAMP sTREET
DEALERS IN &C..
GOLD PENS GUNS, PISTOLS, and FANCY ARTICLES,
is2IG o.
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MAGSoLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance meet
at halfpast O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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FROM CANADA telegraphic dispatch dated
Toronto, June To- says:
Last night, in the House of Assembly, Attorney
General Lafontaine introduced bill to increase
parliamentary representation.
The House was in committee on seignorial tenure
OF Lower Canada several hours, but no decision
come to.
The Inspector General announced the intention
of Government to introduce a General Banking
law. Also measure on the currency.
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The NewYork Herald says: The knockngs of
the Rochester family are no doubt, very curious,
but they are only ventriloquisln in new shape.
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AT New York, on the 9Th inst, Joseph C. Ash
ley concerned in the torpedo case, was sentenced
Tor passing forged notes to six years hard labor in
the State Prison. at Sing Sing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

FROM Rio JANEIRo-Great Moytality-Ac-
counts from Rio JanerO state that the fever still
prevails there to most disastrous extent There
are one hundred deaths daily-the stores are all
closed, and business is almost entirely suspended
At Pernambuco also the fever is very fatal
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The Arctic Expedition gutta percha boat, pre-
sented to Sir John Ross, was burned while being
conveyed by railway from Glasgow to Ayr. 1t is
supposed that spark from the engine ignited the
boat, as, when the train approached Prestwick it
was discovered to be On fire, aud the greater part
consumed