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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
Fire, Fire, Ei;e, Fire, Fire.

fTfHE Undersigned as Agent Of the CITY INSU,
RANCE COMPANY Of CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property of any description Against
loss or damage BY FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity. Oice-Siain Street, Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTi.
Lancaster, December 81. lS49. dl2n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

VThe Eagle should be careful how
it talks about more stomach than brains.
If fool fnds fault with another foi i'm
perfections which he possesses himself
people are very apt to make double
application.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
TNR. McLane's Liver PiIls..-when tho rr!

UR, McLane's Liver Pills,--when the PRO.
H. prietor of this Invaluable remedy purchased il
Of the inventor there was medicine which deserv-
ed tho name for the cure of Liver and Bilious coth-
paints notwithstanding the great prevalence of these
diseas in the United States. In the South and West
particularly, where the patient is frequently unable
to obtain the services of regular physician,
medy was required, at once safe aud efTsctual, and
whose operation coud in no wise prove preudicial to
the consti ution. This medicine is supplied by DR..
McIane's Liver Pills, as has been proved in every
instance in which it has had trial Always benec lal
not solitary instance has occurred in which its
effects have been injurious. The invention an edu-
Gated and distinguished physician it has nothing in
common with the quack nostrums imposed upol the
public by shallow preenders to the medical art Ex.
perence has now proved beyond doubt, that DR..
McLGne'S PiRis the best remedy ever proposed for
the liver complaint,
Ij@Purchasers will pleas be;tsrc of coHaterfetS,
and invariably ask for Dr. McLGneS celebrated Lirer
Pills and take none else there other pills pur
porting to be liver pills, now before the public.
For sale wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ.
z. Krieder Lancaster: w. r. Breck Co, Carroll; 2.
Hane, PleGSantuiNe J. woodward NeU Salem; f Kalb,
RuShvile; Kreider Brother, L0gG'i, Hocking cour-
tB and by Merchants and Druggists generally. 4. =.
July s, 1850. 2w9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
PUBLiC MEETING.

4 nieSl'tg II the citizens Of Lancaster and vi
tihitS will be held in the Court House,
On Saturday Evening, July 13th,
For the purpose of paying appropriate honor
10 the memory Of our late President, Gen. Taylor
The meeting is called at that time for the Pur
pose Of giving our country friends an opportunity
of participating
The meeting will organize at o'clock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
LUMBERii LUMBERn LUMBERM

TIRE PropIietaSSrj Of the HocEIEG FALLS MILLS
are now ready to ll all bills for Lumber upon tho
shortest notice and the most lavord6e terms: Our
Hooking Falls, near Logan, may 0, 1850 S0tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
SUNDAY school and Family Libraries.-+

SUNDA1 school ana Famliy LLDfarhes'-T
- Depository Of the publications of tiie American
Psok S,ere Of the Rev tomx LEHMAN ir Daafaster,
whore Sunday Schools may obtain Books at t1e Isape
prices they sold at from the Depository in Phila-
delrhia Regular Libraries containing 100 bound VOL
umS sold for SO Juvenile Libraries 20 bound vol
uInes only S. Family "a bound volumes 50.
From the other publicaghs II the Uhcn, Schools and
Families may select to such amount may suit their
own convenience. Lancaster, may al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

FREs TRAUs-B Export Of Breadstefs
The following aggfegate of ofexpoits ship
ped from tho different ports of the Uni.
ted States to Grea, Bfitsih and Ireland
will give ali idea of tho advantages Of
free trade to tho United States. when
there is not scarcity of crops in Europe
A comparison is made for similar periods
of the years ls4s-4s ahd ts49-56, com
fiehGiRg oh The Ist of September:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

DAsTURE TO LET.-I have upon my farm
i near Lancaster, pasture for some ten or fifteen
horses or cattle, which viii let upon ressonable
terms. LEWIS LEYERING.
July u, 1850 Sw1O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

A ATTACHMENT NOTICE.-7At my instance
n an attachment was this day issued by Alfred Nc
Weigh. a.Jnstice Of tho Peace Of Hooking township
Fairfield county. sgaiastihs property and effects Of
Elizabeth FredeIick, resident OF sud county
Dated this oath day Of June. a; D. lscp
HARVEY LITTLER.
ByJ. R. MUMAUGH, Agent.
July g. I75O. 4W9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

Justreceived atthe OldDrugStore
m Kegs Pure White LEAD;
1850 do Red do best quality,
Lnseed Oil; Spirits Turpentine; yarnisb, &c
Lancaster, may "a, 1850 G. KAUFMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

Thk cARbeNAs PRiSoNERs-7He Ru.
mored T0tures.-The New Orleans Bul
le,in publishes letters from a we'll in
f6fthbd sodrte in Cuba. dated Hh the 2O,h
JuGs; ftbtti which we extract the follow.
ing:
lrepeSi ilat the prisoners will be re-.
leased, but they Mitl fttaili the vessels
and the return If The latter wiIl be refer
red 10 Madrid, to the subject Of di plo.
matte correspondtfte.
The proceedings aud ssldence in the
trial go by The Falcon, ala ain told lhey
contain weigh,y and abundsnl proof
gairst The parties, but whether what is
considered as pronf hrrt will be so re.
garded III tic United STATS Is uiilitIiti
question.
Great indignation is felt here, dnd
especially by the authorities, AT the infa
nous report published in the United
States. that some Of The prisoners had
been subjected to torture il order To OBJ
tain confession. The Admiral feels par
licdlarly outraged by the publication, as
the prisoners were more especially un
der his charge. The report was so i'm
probable aud absurd, that it is surprising
that the American newspapers should
have given cifciilation to 1.-THE prso
ners are we'll treated and know they
have received supplies of money to add
to their comforts
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

DIED-on tAe morning Of the 2lth of June, at thr
residence Of her law, Mr. d. Rokohl, in st
louis, after a short. illness, Mrs. CATHERINE KIN
KEAD in the sixty seventh year Of her age.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
Gan. CAss-Militarv Uurpatioa. :

GEM Military UssgpatiOn.-
Our Congressional reports informed Us .
few days since, that Gen. cass had been
so completely horrifed At the late pro-
ceedingS of Col Monroe, IN New Mexi'
co, that he offered resolution to pre-
vent any further unioh Of the military
aud civil authority. He made a insst
powerful invective against military dsut-
patton and pSured out his thGndet be,
cause Col Monroe, at the request Of the
citizens Of New Mexico. called Con-
veution that they might form a cohslitu.
tion and make application for admission
into the Union. The Cleveland Herald
thus happily hits him off'
"How happens it that the thunder Of Gen. Cass
against military usdrpation lms slept so loug1-
When Gen Riley called together the people of
California to form State Constitution, Gen. Cass
was silent When Lieut. Benll summoned the
people Of New Mexico to frame a Territorial
Government, no cry was raised by Gen. Cass in
behalf Of menaced liberty. And when General
Kearney exercised the functions Of civil as we'll
as military Governor in New Mexico, by express
| appointment Of President Polk. Gen Cnss never
startled the country from its cam Of security
with the shout that this broad Uuicn had been
surrendered to the control Of nmitary usurPer
We suppose, at these periods of mill
tsry usurpation. under the late Admin
istration, the "noise and confusion" was
so great that he couldn't make himself
heard. How circumstance" do iuflu'
ence some Of our great menl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

ID EMAlNING ia the Post Office al Lancaster,
H ohio. on The lst day Of July. 1885, which u
not called for before the let Of October next. viii
be sent TO the General Post Office as dead letters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

BOARD OF HEAITH--HealM Of Ian
CASTER The Board Of Health. appoint
I'D by the Town Council, held their IirsI
tiieeting yesterday evening, July 9. The
Board consists of the following membersI
judge E. Perry, r. A. Foster. Drs
Sachse, Miller aud Effinger.
The Board was duly organized by the
election of Judge Perry as President
and Dr.. Efinger as Secretary, ,--and are
prepared TO enter tpOh the discharge oI
their duties and reteits communications
in reference thetetB
The health of 1ancdsietis good, unu
sually good for this season of the year
there being very little SlcRtiesS of any
kind, The Council are adapting seas
enable measures for The preservation o.
the health Of the citixeiis; ahd We lius
their efforts will be duly setohdsd.
Through the past years OF diseaSs and
death, ohf town has been peculiarly for
tunate; but on this account we shoult
not neglect those precautions which art
requisite ut all times 10 preserve the sys
tenn in good order. The Cholera is a
gald tagiiig IN many parts Of thq West
mud it becomes us. as before. to lie Care
ful Of our general health so that ou
bodies may be in a vigorous condition.
not liable to contract the disease.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

RECEIPTS FOR CHE GAZaTrE. @
jacob Graybill 80. 3:jOH. Brooks ...... s?:l2
Geurge Myers. 2;O0Thnms Webb. I:7j
Abram Courtright. 1:50 HI Niccly.-.- 500
NEW sUBs BsCRIBERs,
Thomas Webb, Ahram Courtright
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

DetitiOn for PnrtltiOn.-Sa Sinnift, John
Il Sinnift Elizabeth Younger, Alexander Younger
Philip Sinnift, David Sinnlt, George Sinnif, Huih
ingelihe Saiit, the heirs Of Mary King, deceased,
tn.wis Cinderella Lockwood Ephram Lockwood and
John King the heirs Of Sarah Moon deeeaked to-wit
Daniel Moon Thepdpre Shoekldy,. George Shoskley,
De Wit ShoGkey and EaYard Moon, will take notice
tat Peutien Wa Ged agsinst them on the 20th day
o. May IA the court o. common Pleas by Jacob Sinhi,
nft, Jr d1nandl Partition Of the following Real Is,
tate, to-wii lnLot number Forty-seyen n the town
OF Rushvle, Fairfield county, ohio, and that Il the
next Term Of said ecurt application wiz be made By
may be made Of said premises.
II. II. HUNTER, Anorneufor Petitioner.
may "a, 1850 $3.50 Gw3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
.TALLMADGE HOUSE,

LYDY & BROWN, PROPRIET0RS.
EEIHE T.llmadge House is pleasantly situated, and
~ has recently been pewly lgrnisheq, kYpHE aiiahs
ton paid 70 guests 70 mako hair situation cdmlorhle
WEDDING and PLRAavnE PAnTInA can be, accom-
sasiops % IsrSe % Nj eommodGrS Stsbio 4, la a,lasss
% the premises. Las
Lancaster. tisy II. 1870. iy2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

To Purchase Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cdssimeres, Testrgs & Trimmings at price
to suit erery body either al wholesale or retail is At
R6 TTu ~ ~ n IT G5S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22


DR.. Moriarty, the eminent Divine, arrived at
Philadelphia, from Europe, on the 18th inst.
Rev. Samuel NJ Montgomery has been installed
pastor of the Presbyterian church in Jackson, La
Hon. Walter Forward has been appoined dele
gate to the Worlds Peace Convention.
Hon James Emott distinguished member Of
the Bar and Bench, died at his residence in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, on the 10Th inst. Judge Emott was
a member of Congress in 1872 He was eighty
years old.
Henry Clay entered on his 18th year on the 18th
inst. The day was observed in New York by the
friends of that distinguished statesman.
Edward Everett is engaged upon History of
France, for which he has been many years col
ecting materials.
Mr. Prescott has nearly finished stereotyping his
History of Philip the Second, in three volumes,
uniform with his previous works.
Mr.. George Golding, an emigrant for California,
left his hotel at St. Louis on the 18th inst, and has
not since been heard of.
David Cadwallader Golden, Esq, formerly Pres
ident of the ST. Davids Society, and the frs, Pres
ident of the American Dramatic Fund Association,
died at New York on the 18th inst.
Dr. j. Lawrence Smith, Of Charleston, S. c., who
some four years since received the appointment of
Mineralogist from the Sultan Of Turkey, is now on
his return home, having fulfilled his engagement
with the Turkish Government
A telegraphic dispatch in the Evening Post says
that Mr.. Wilson, from New York, for some time
connected with the coast survey, was married at
Washington on the evening of the 11th and found
dead in his bed beside his bride the next morning.
Mr.. Porter, the person who was going to Cali
fornia in the aerial steamer balloon has not vet
had the stock taken up to enable him to carry out
his project. He is exhibiting the model in Wash
ington.
Greene, the actor, has leased the Nashville
Theatre, and will open it on the LIST of July,
| Blangy is engaged at Corners theatre in Phila-
delphia.
! Miss Cushman is playing at Charleston, S. C.
Fanny Kemble is giving Shaksperian readings
in Philadelphia.
| JENNY LINDA person writing from Berlin tc
the Boston Traveller, says: Jenny Lind is by nc
means homely she is neither too tall nor too short
form and figure faultless; hair dark auburn; eyes
as eloquent as her voice-and her manner is indies
cribable. She is SO sweetly unaffected and natura
in every movement; and her great goodness 81
clearly maniiests ITSELF that you will yield at once
and acknowledge that all you have previously reac
and heard Of her was but faint tribute to her rea
worth"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22
.N1os.zIs RrOkhers.

Corner Of azazins and Common streets. Men 0rEeans
Importer Of and Wholssalsf Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAvEat lHmes hand large and well assorted Stock
IL consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
rs, a. ana TwiIed LOWELL COTTONS;
81, rs, "A and Twled white and brown COTT0NS;
Kentucky JEANS and BINSEYS
Glasgow JEAN and Lowell LINsEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy eolored KENTUCKY JEANS; Ia,
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELs
Negro WO0LLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tatiOns
Madras and Mock Madras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. for Neeroa..
Blue black and mixed sATINETs;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMs, Silks and Barsre~
Engsh CALICoE6 Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Cloves
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, Figured and colored SWISS MJsI,INs.
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICs and MUsLINS,
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS,
INDIA RUBBER SUsPENDERs;
APRON Greeks;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS:
COTTON and THREAD LACEs.
...And AIso..,
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such rs are geney
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchaser on
IaVorable terms. ja16 4m2dp&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22

TOBACCO-There demand for Tobacco and
nearly 200 hhds sod including hhds low at g. 81
at 81, Is at So, II at g. and 90 hhds stems at IL y h.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Suga was in little request
and 200 hhds changed hands steady prces-aso some 800
bbls Molasses at l6@s3c, according to quality
FLOUR-The market continued dull and some 1900 bbls
were disposed Of as follows 100 bbs Ohio "a resae at IS
3OO in lots, at So l2, 80 bbs "a l2 600 extra
at So 62@S5 5 2o inferior St. Louis at So TO- 100 Illinois
"a favoe brandy at IS So and 200 choice St. Louis (Cho
teau) at So so FP bbl
CORN-Pces still higher Sales 5000 SKIS, including 1900
SKIS mixed and yellow 70@ 25 SKIS at TO- and 1900 prime
white on the Levee at TIC FP bushel.
OATS-1 SKIS Indiana were sold &c., and 400 prime St
Louis at 55@56
BRAN-A sale of go SKIS at 81 80 % 100 h.
PROVISIoNS-There some inquiry for Pork and we
noticed sales of l42 bbs Prime 81 3S, 81 at 81 o. ITO Dbl
So rs for Rumps and 81 so for Prince and Gal bbls moi
inspected SO Is for Mess and So rs ~ Dbl for M also
252 boxes short Mddes about 5 Beef steady and lo
of 80 bbs taken at SIS 90 y Dbl. Bacon Sides are in
request for the Levee Sac for Cincinnati cured but
casks Missouri sold at 45sc Shoulders are dull aud we
noticed sale of 38 casks also 20 casks clear Sides
IS 80 % lou ib.
LARD-Contnues firm and the following lots were sold
400 kegs No. at 81, 2O5 bbs and tierces No. at 1915
70 at ga, 1856 at 6k, and 46l kegs at 614c % h.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Sixty pieces and coils broueh
IA and &c, cash.
WHIsKY-Sales $50 bbls Rectifed at l90191zc, and 81
bbls Dexter's at 23SSc qP gallon.
COFFEE-Smal sales of Rio at Sx0l9c % H.
FREIGHTS-Nothing doing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22

ROMANCE AND REALITY.-The Trenton Gazette
has received letter from printer in Honolulu,
who went to California in Col. Stevenson's regi-
ment, in which he remained till the war was over,
then took to publishing the Californian, abandoned
that business, sailed for China, was wrecked at
Honolulu, was taken to favor by a chief, married
his daughter, and is now one of the first citizens Of
the village. He is perfectly contented with his
situation, and is thinking of agitatng the project
of the annexation of his Hawaain Majesty's domin-
inns tn the limited States"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22
Arrivals at inc Prlnclpal HOTELS. 3


ST CHARLES John Grant, Pascagoula II r Blodget
Bqston Edward Dslano New York; WIN Gooch and boy
" Terry, W Willis X Coles, q Johncan, Georgia;
HenFy v Gal,, Mr. RgdPph; Mr Bara, England
Perry, Baton Rouge; Mark Rowland Pass Christian Thos
y Coleman NY; H Brown. J NJ Dabney, e Lockwood,
Mss M PostiethwaiG, Sam Postlethwaite, Mobile; Vim
" mung, Y A; Jas A Neblett, J Watson, DR. ID w
BriGkell, Miss NJ Brodna, Va; ) Gilbert w s Gilbert
U : A, lady Il servant n Lane, Ala
YERAEDAH-- Thomai Grandson, Alearan, M Vallejo.
Alfons Neron, Seiemitt, langsrough, Mexico; VI
a simms stephen Alien. La J E Norwood, In; G A
Bliss, Mobile 4 Brewer, z Donaghe, shreveport
rhos Coleman Louisville VIM Roberts. Roberts, hatcher
WmH ancreckelberger, Beg Col SamWalker, Ii Adams
Miss; NJ Bates, Capt 5 Lewis, P EdmOnds, q Wage
ner, Texas; w Fife, N o.
ARcADE-E Bruner, Vicksburg Pearson, II C Morris
La; Or !no Smith, q Rejas, Texas; JnO w Chancey
& son, Mexico.
HEwLErTs ExCHANGE-C Smith, DIR Crockett N o;
Nj Adams, Mobile; L Clark, Jeferson V b Tnsley, La
Jas A Dodells, Attakapas; A Lowrey, VIM Ruhn Mill
PLANTERs-R 5 Walker, Mobile; Benjamin, Miss
w II Rappley, o; L Zourne, Y Beams, w Elliott,
California; johnson, Opelousos DIR Anderson Md
Wilson, Texas
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NEW ORLEANS Markets,
CRESCENT OFFIcE,
Monday Morning. Ami 39

2, J
C0TTON-Hardly any thing done in Cotton on Saur.
day. all parties resolved wait for the steamers
advces, which known be near at hand The sales
therefore did not reach 100 bales.
After business hours brief dispatch of the steamers adv
received, containing the highly important news of
@3Sd. advance the Liverpool Market with sales during
the fortnight Of IS 600 bales Great excitement had prevailed
then the arrival of the Canada which left New
York the 10th umo with estimates Of our crop greatly
reduced, and the falling off in the receipts stated at over
$50 600 bales If this proved exciting abroad it will
be imagine the sensation to be produced by the New
York steamer of the 18th instant, which will show the def
cheney all the American ports sweed FIVE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY THOUSAND BALES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22

SENTENoEs.-Judge MeHenry on Saturday passed sen.
tenee on Jean A. Sylvester, Jean Annette and Edward
Larche, for stealing belonging to Leonard Matthew
Sylvester at hard labor in the pententary and Al
nette and Larche years imprisonment each in the parish
prison; on John Bolton for stealing dollars worth Of
clothing and sixty four dollars in from Daniel Dono-
van, one year at hard labor in the penenary Stephen
Mclean, for picking the pocket of unknown man. one
years imprisonment in the parish prison Theodore
gean for stealing the Of thirty dollars from Henry
g. Blake one year at hard labor in the penenay and
Thomas Fitzpatrick, for stealing dollars worth of dies
and taps belonging the Union Towboa Company three
months imprisonment in the parish prison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22

A singular episode has taken place in the execu-
ton OF a student at Rome, who was found armed
with sword, and threatening murder. After the
troops had formed square on three sides of the
Piazza del Popalo, and the prisoner was brought
in, man in dark clothes pressed forward to the
French Colonel in command, saying " Here, if a
victim must fall, stands martyr for you. | be-
seech you to let me be shot in the place of this un-
happy victim" The Colonel, who thought this
looked like theatrical scene, quietly replied:
am sorry, my friend, that cannot altogether com
ply with your request. This man is condemned,
and cannot release him. But if you have great
desire to be shot, go home, put dagger or sharp
knife in your pocket, and promise you that will
back up your petition"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22
fish eEald Fishing.


Corner of ST. Charles and Canal streets,
rs Has hand the assortment of FISHING
TACKLE be found in this city The stock remarkably complete
in every department. and comprises
Superor Fishing Rods Of Lance Guns of superior fnish
wood, Hickory, Bamboo, etc. Gun and Covers.
mounted in Silver, German Sill Colts Pistols
yer and Brass Aliens Selfeockng Pistols.7
Limerick Hooks Rnged Flaed Genuine Derringer's Pistols
Tapered. Asc Snooded, in Powder fasks ana Horns
Gimp and Gut Do Magaznesi
,rhe Patent Spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and Belts
Pxra Tips, for Rods Of all sizes Game Bags
Fine balanced Reels OF Germanl Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass Nipple Mrenches ana cleaners
Eight plated Silk Lines Wesley Richard Walkers Eys
silk Grass and Hemp Lines of and g. d. best qualities Ferrous
the quality sion Gaps
silk Worm Gut. Cut and felt " aus ,,.,,.-,--
Floats and styles Dog Collars, Chains ana Whses'
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts
Leads all patterns and sizes Bowie and Hunting hnl'es
Roi, ,ores baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Nets; Fishing do. Liquor Flasks.
Fshinr Books aud Boxes Drinking Cups etc. etc.
Disgogers, swives Batting Nee kodgeTs Moenhosrs anu
dies, etc. etc olooAs rihe N"uey'
ms. The GIIoN ROD particularly adapted Southern ant
sssp Fishng Generally Is we'll worthy careful inspection
Hsying arranged with John Conroy NewYork, the ees
Of Who's ee is s6 we'll known sale Of all LEI
of his menufacufe those articles hereafter be sold manuac
turers' NewYork prices, at GUION'S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh90 I'm Corner Of 81. Charles and Canal SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-22

Panama RAuRoAD--The NewYork Courier is
satisfied that no considerable progress in the con-
struction of the Panama Railroad, will have been
made at the close of the present working season.
The New Granadisn Government has failed to
supply the labor. 1t is doubted whether, for four
years, the road will be in operation "a long time
to wait-and meanwhile plank road is recon-
mended 100000 is the estimated cost of such
plank road,