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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07
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TSH PROVINCE OF New BRUNSWICK Esay az H. g.
1oAn o0Seroer Oct II, lS49-As at this season Of he
year and throughout the winter months couphs and
coos are te most prevalent fall the various Ills That flesh
Is hef TO, we would advise such of our readers ond
ohefs VINO may be thus afflicted to avail themselves of
laas excellent medicine, Wsars Balsam of Wild
merry which, Judging from our own experience and
haI oil DINERS, We consider being one OF the Safest
and most eeeual remedies that has ever been concoc
ed ior the above complaints, and which meeis VIII he
CORDIAL approval OF many of the best physicians And
as delays are dangerous, and coughs and colds eouen
" terminate in consumption, this efcacious and agrea
a6le remedy should al once be resorted To- Mr. g r
lllley is the agent is this city, who can enumerats
followed from the use of Wistars Basam nave
IRON me Eoeaing Mirror, Neao York, March 30 1879
III WlsTARS BALsAM.--We regard the Wild Cherry
Tree as one OF natures physicians sort of good
samaritan OF the forest for its " medical rum" has
febeved the sutferngs and saved the lives Of thou
sands The Balsam prepared by DR.. Wistar is 9.
pure and perfectly reliable preparation of the real cherry
essence, and IS remedy by no means bad to take
we speak confidently and strongly in its praise from
having witnessed IFS renovang influence in conslnn.
tive cases, when all other prescriptions have proved Of
effect W
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS ON the wrsn.
per. e
For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alexander Duval and
Purcell, Ladd q Co., Riehmond and DRUGGISTS ever,
Wllolo. fe )
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DO NOT DESPAIR. We

III NOI DES1EAlRls 80 w @ say this to all those
who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornament
the hair Although you may have tried all other re.
HAUEL'S EAU LUSTRAI.E HAIR RESTORA'
TIVE there is still hope for you This is the ne plus
when lost from the effects of sickness or other canses
It will positively bring in new hair bald heads, and
prevent It's alng out or becoming thin Its use will
mpar to the harshest hair the most beautiful and skv
hneness' making it grow long and giving it the most
luxurant appearance II siniallibe-ands pronounce
by all who have used it, to be not only without an
equal but Tar superior to any article for the purpose ever
offered 70 the public Jules Hauels Eau Lustrale Hair
Restorative has obtained popularity never vet reached
by any other preparation Tor the hair This is proved
not only by the large quantity which sod but by the
TACT thar some despicable persons adopt the same
name for their articles in the hope to induce the public
TO purchase them under the impression that they are
getting the genuine Therefore none should purchase
an article of the kind without ii has my attached
JULES HAUEL,
100 Chestnut street
For sale by Alex Duval, Gaynor & Wood, Fl. j. Mil
Ter, r. r. Duva, Purcell, Ladd Co., A. Leslie, Dove
q lsaacs S. M. Zachrsson & Co., and R. Dueuesne
te7-dlw
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CITY AFFAIRS.

THEATRE-Ihe "Seven Castles OF the Passions"
continues to fill the house nightly affordng indubable
evidence that energy and enterprise on the part Of the
managers will meet with the reward they merit. Hay
ing already alluded to the beautiful scenic effects of this
piece, as well as the ingenuity OF the mechanism intro
duced' we now purpose saying word as to the per-
formers MIR. Hield's Satan is artistic and effective
Mrs Seton as the Repentant Spirit, really charming
Mrs Sloan and Miss Barton personate the Pilgrim Sis.
tiers with grace and spirit; whilst Mr.. Sloan, as Ca.
nuche the ovesick Peasant puts the house in aroar of
laughter whenever he shows his good-natured face
ne is excellent in low comedy, and enjoys great popu
lary Previous to the fairy tale Of enehanlnent this
evening the laughable petit comedy of "The Msereg
OF Human Lite" will be performed in which Mr. Chin.
pendae appears in of his mirth-moving character,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07

tempt to discharge those Of another 1t would doubt.
less be pleasing to any generous mind to indulge the
demands OF sympathy yet sir truth and Justice are Of
ton still Mr.. President, cannot vote for this reso
luton. | owe not only to my own country but TO
the rights of man, OF which much is said to preserve
the wise and long established policy of the former, and
moral defence and security for the other
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07

The NATIONAL MoNuMsNT.--We learn thai Messrs.
VIM. NJ. Fulton, of Richmond. VIM A. Talbot OF
Lynchburg and James Alexander, of Charlottesville,
have been appointed Committee by the Grand Divi-
sion OF the Sons OF Temperance in Virginia, to have
procured block OF marble or granite from the quar-
Eies OF the State. engraved with the seal of the Order
and presented to the National W ashingon Monument
Association.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07

FATHER MATHEW left Savannah Thursday last en-
route for Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans
10 aud then ascend the Mississippi During his short
soourn in Savannah he administered the temperance
pledge 10 considerable more than 1000 persons The
entire number who have taken the pledge from him
since he first commenced his abors in this oftem
perance. rs almost six millions ofpersons
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"a pretty plaything,
Dear deceit

We honor the chivalrous Difference which ia maid y;
our land to women 1t proves that our men knowshow
to respect virtue and pure affection and that our women
are worthy OF such respect. Yet women should be-
something more than mere women to win US to their
society," obe our companions, they should be fitted to
be our TREND to rule hearts, they should be desery
ing the appreciation Of our minds There are MANY
our own sex, than their own and despite all the mn
manly scandals that have been thrown upon them.
in prose and verse, they would rather share in the
rational conversation of of sense than listen to
them, as well as dsgraces himself, when he seeks their
circle Tor Idle paste, and for the Improvement OF
his mind, and the elevation OF his heart
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07
INDIANA.

THE WILMOT PROVlSO.
few days before the recent adjournment Of the Lee
gsature of this State the following joint resolution
passed both Houses of the Assembly, and has no doubt
ere this reached Senators WHlTcoMB and BRIGHT. in
Washington city:
BE ii resol0ed By the General ASSEMBLE of the State
OF Indiana, That Senators in Congress be instruc-
ed and our Representatives requested SO to cast their
votes and exert their influence to have engratied
upon any law that may passed for the organization of
the territory recently acquired from Mexico, provision
forever excluding from such territory slavery and nvo-
crimes, whereof the party has been duly convicted
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT.
barque Henry Shelton, Capt Long, from Ba ltno,

NORFOLK, Feb. 5.-Arrived, schr. Patmos Chill.
Dress from Richmond, bound to New York with a car
60 OF coal put in, having lost anchors and mart Of h
island. 'n"eF 9uilths
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MAYORS OFFICE,

..,u.,. ~, RICHMOND, Feb 9th, 1850
request my telow-citzens meet me at the City
Hall on Saturday next, 18th instantly at o'coct ~
Ihe meeting is called for the purpose Of making ar
rangemens to unite in the for laying The cor
ne o. the Monument to be erected to the memory
VIM. LAMBERT Mavor
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07

ATTENTION, F1REMEN-A Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sum- states, that the Union Fire Com.
pany of that city, contemplaes visiting their brother
Fremen of Richmond in the early part of the ensuing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-07

The SOCIETY OF WoMEN.-No society is more prof.
table, more refining and provocative of virtue than
that OF refined and sensible women. God enshrined
peculiar goodness in the form OF woman that her beau
ty might wn her gentle voice invite and the desire of
her favor persuade mems sterner souls to leave the
peace. But when woman falls from this best eminence
and sinks the guardian and chersher opure rational en-
joyments into the vain coquette and fatered idoater
otidol fashion, she IS unworthy OF honorable mans
love, or sensible mans admiration. Beauty is then
but at best ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

CHEMISTRY OF THE STARs-This singular head
forms the subject of article in the British Quar-
terly, The design of it is to show that the forms of
life existing in this world not repeated in the
other planets and heavenly bodies. The article is
destined to be read with unusual interest The daia
from which it reasons, are the variety in weight
perficia phenomena, forms and color. Of the heav-
emily bodies lis shown to be impossible that a sys
tenn of animal and vegetable le resembling that of
our globe, can exist on many Of them The dry and
rugged surface Of the moon, volcanic, yet without
sea and without atmosphere the varying quality of
siderea light and The chemical poverty Of meteories
or air-sones, as far as their component substances
have been discovered by analysis, are among the
data which it is argued that the stars are not
teuric that they do not resemble the earth in their
composition and therefore, that life must be other
wise sustained on the surface Of those ofbs exist
at all, than on ours.
The chemistry of the stars it is inferred must diff
fer from the chemistry of The earth the grandeur of
the universe and The grandeur of Omnipolenee are
not obscured, but vastly illustrated by this general
fact of diyersya diversity that is already seen to
surpass all previous thought and all possible con-
ception. Yet there may be as wide range Of vi
tai of chemical diversity, and the reasons of an.
alogy urged in behalf of the hypothesis that the
stars are inhabited, are in no way invaldated by
the discovery that they are motor that many OF
them not-adapted to the sustenlation of such
living beings as dwell on the surface Of our earth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

Mathematical instruments oleyerv
quality and price
Water COloTs-ReeVes and New
mans sltperiine ColUrs, in boxes
Of every size, with and without
locks and draweIr, and a fine
assortment ofloose col0Es, by the
single cake.
PenciLs-Sab and camel's-huir
Pencils and Drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
Fdber's Lead Pencils - large
supply Of those superior Pencils,
tour different Erades, always on
hand.
CoLored Crdyons, a fine assert
ment, in wood and otherwise.
Rllers Parallel, oct1gnn, SQUARE.
round ard fiat Rule1, Of every
kind and size.
DiDiders - German silver spring
and plain BRAS DivideIs.
Rodgers Clillery-Fine Pen and
Desk Knives, and EraseT5, OF
every description.
Gold Pens-Brovu's, SPencor'a,
French, LuldyHs Spencer an.
Randail's, and the laige En-
crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil and Pen Holder. ~
tlne hs-OTtnsnt, with some stone
heAds.
Steel Pens, from all the best ms
kers, on cards and in boxes, Of
every description IN uge.
QMHs - Swan, wild goo-s and
HulIon'a Bay Quilts, Of every
nunber, from 6 TO 100, BY tie
thousand or under.
Copying PreaBes-scrnw and Le-
yer Copying Presses, four differ
ent SiZet. with apparatus COM
piete, such a. Books, Ink, Brush
es, Oii-d and Blotting Paper.
NotaJidI Presses, fine screw, with
waiers and seal-pnpen of every
sire.
Prout's Printing Ink, ofeyeTy qua
hty and price, In ksgs and can
isiers, 81 every colar. LIth0-
graphic Ink, Of The fnest quality,
Constantly on hand.
Blank CGrdg 49, Printers Blank
Cards ennmeled, ivory-surfacs
and col1red Carl Boards, Tor
cutting TO sny Axe.
Visiting Ca0is, porcelain and
other fancy qualities.
Playing Cards - Eagles, Deca-
turs, Merry Andrews, Highlands
ers, Of every quality sru priess
SON extra superins God Ed
giles and Mcgul fancy Ca1dl,
assorted uunhsib.
Eiaicrsi Stock, consisting Of
BoaTls. Russia, Cali, Sheepskin
ard Morocco Leather, Flow
kgiTGH, auiing Peas an Ruling
lnF, Sewing Parchment and
Thread.
Printing and Book Binding o.
eyefy description, executed in
the Gezt styla Of workmanship,
Ia all the various forms in noe.
and BiHnk Account Boots, Of
any peculiar form, ruled and
bound to order.
Dia-iss for ls50-Clayton's large
quartz and octave, Felt's full
cap, halt cap, quarti', octave and
l2mo, plain and gilt edged.
Mstgltic Mem0rGuilfm Books, d
new and beautiful article, pli
up 10 yziious forms.
BlJiksrs' Gases, with and without
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, plain
and with locks. Together with
n large variety OF useful ant
necessary articles for Mercantile
and other purposes.
uG hy a recent charge in our hUsI
articles enumerated above, ibeine
e mos lteul terms, and we III.
IerGily to examine our selection lf
ID FELT & CO.
FF.u A.. IA grrz.,t-., ..t..,,t
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Blank Books, such as super-reyal
LedgerH, Journals, Cash anil
Fay Bools, Invoice aBd Record
Books, Royal Medium, DENY
and Cep, IN full Sets, OF every
ityle Of ruling and binding, some
handsomely pageu, and war
ranted Of the bsst Linen paper.
Steamboat Books, ofeyery form in
uss-Ffefght and CABIN Regis
tern, Passage Registers, Wood
and General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and MenoTan-
dun Books, VI every kind Of
ruling.
Writing PnPers, Huper-royal. royal,
deny, folio post, English, French
and American Cap and Letter
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
m5rcial Post und Record Pape ,
ruled and plain, PhCket fost
aud Note Fap.r, Pupeteries Of
various qualities, vHTy FMS as
G0rtmeat, together with Motto
nnd Tramp rrat Wat uiu-
G mated WaisTs-a lew and
beuutilul article.
FhHey ColoTsd Paper, glazed and
plain surface, y4Ii1us colaTs,
Eng lab and am rican Tissue,
Assorted col1rl, TaC ing Fape +,
every sizr, Gold abd Silver Pa
per and Stripe, Bristol Boar D..
every me =ni tbicHngaE, Perio-
Tfted Boards Of dIfisTent c1lorI.
Sealing War aud We srs, in great
variety, Efpe fine English auI
American, Of ali ColJFs AID sizes.
Writing FHkE, Of every quality,
EreiiEh, French, American and
German, every color.
Extra fine French Pump E1ts.dnsls
Of very superior hRish.
IN sf1naF u every kind, glass, ma
hOEany, iron and bTouze1 metal;
very hne Assortment.
Paper Weight, fancy glass, iToa
and bToHzed,
Pen Holders, fine silver-mnuniel
PoFeupins, p0fce ain and Is
cutche0n Shel Pen-A llders, very
fine.
MJfi1 Soals-Glais Motto Seslg,
various designs; Initial Scala
and Envelopes.
Pearl ard Is0ry 7Gblsts, a hna
assortment.
Desk Tablsia and Calendars.
Porcelain States, every size, some
IN Morocco frames, u very flLe
and superior arlcle.
Letter Caps, different sizes and
patterns, EngiiSh and American.
ga anu bToGLal.
Litter i7sesirers, different sizes.
Spring Tape hsnzrcs, a very
colyEhIe 4 article tor the pocket
-sume ylth iHyu gauge ~
tached, brass and German silver.
Music Books "A few beautiful
manuscript Music Books.
Patent Bl0hers, different sizes, e
vrry useful article.
FdTry TIpe-Fins piak and blue
Tape, Tor counting, house use, d
fine assortment.
Fhncy calored Ttsi1s - Linen,
hemp and cotton Irvine, oleVcry
variety and thickness.
ddhssirs Bands and Tlsdia Rubbe7
Of al siEsz and qualities.
ir0ry and Bone Letter Stump, q
fine assortment, PLAIN and Eg'd
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
Biloxi Seals, for notArial purp1ass
all sIzeH,
fUory Rules, 6 and l2 inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, box
wood.
EEr From the flGilities Afforded
mes, we ATE enabled TO sell all the
Olly a pGffiou OF cur stock, on 8
wife the mercantile community &c
iUIGpurcAasing elsewhere.
DAN
nj Smsod&W StatioaFn
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FIRST pIsrRIoT CoHRT-JFdge Nc Hsnry.-on Satnr.
days the Court passed in the following John
Wilson, found guilty OF picking the pocket OF Alfred W. Nc
Gee sentenced TO SIX months imprisonment in the parish
jail and pay fine of si0. Oliver Olsey, for stealing
monkey jacket, sentenced to three months imprisonment
John Gorpy. alias Foley for stealing lot OF carpenters
tools, received six months imprisonment hard labor in the
penitenary VIM Conkln for stealing cloth cloak of the
yane Of SIS, received six months imprisonment in the Jail
Henry Curtis for stealing vest OF the value of So
fenced to three months Imprisonment John G. Wise,
assault and battery T. O. Bell fined 500 and
Dr. W. G. Austin for assault on Peter POLICEMAN, fined
50 and costs. Louis Seho'er Augustus Thomas and Saml
Wyle charged with stealing eight chronOmeters
raigned and plead not guilty.
Contempt Gf COHFf-Jesse Mcifenry. (brother of the
Judge who appeared counsel for bTcCauey found guilty
ofcommng rape upon young girl of fourteen years
made motion before the for trial, the ground
that the judge had erred in charging the Jury. The motion
over-ru after argument weeupo the counsel the
prisoner remarked to the court that he should appear before
this tribunal often hereafter he found impossible
obtain justice The court replied that would permit such
dsrespectfu remarks be made by counsel that
them. This Mr.. Mclienry refused to do when the
again requested him the effect He replied that
he had made the remarks deberaieytha he firm, and
would retrac them The court then ordered mimus
be made out ard Mr. Mctenry committed to prison for
twenty four hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

BuRGLARs-That portion of our city which has been ia
cetiously called Mepomenia has OF late, we are informed
been much infested BY thieves burglars and such like genlry
Our informant, who resides in that portion of the city,
that his house has been three times entered within many
weeks, and last night the third attempt the thief alter
cutting through the window and amusing himself looking
the articles OF his paor and dining room, took with him
only the large poundcake left his eboard leaving intact
the newly oiled decante He concludes that he be one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

fSaS h Princeton, Yicksburg and NiIliken's
t-s4kHesssSSEE5' Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
Hsts=.sziszk GOAIERA : Emery MONDAY EYE
Tepton, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Naehez
The magnificent regular pasenger packet MONTGOMERY
Capt j. Estes, will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season, and will leave for the above and all
Intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock
p N, For freight or passage, apply to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

THIRD MUYIcIPALITY.-Te ' Old Third is Frightening
upcasng aside, in Places Its ancient costume, and
coming out in dress OF bricks and number
OF fne buildings Progressing, and church
springng above the tiled OF oden YESTERDAY
the streets made spghtly appeaEancethe motley popula
ton pouring forth almost in the striking and ancitu
dresses peculiar to this suburban district enjoy the fair day
at last yoncsaied The items OF the Third consisted of but
three departures from the gh track. One ihataf VIM john
charged with asaulnng and robbng Henry Jackson
Eysan Fields street, by which operation the hitter individual
Charles Hammond accused Of picking the pockets Of drunk
and the third, the displacement of the cars of the
POntehartrain railroad, which soon ramedied.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


IObACCO.-Ihe sales were 5O hhds., Including X. at
81, q hhds (mosty new) at &C. for A. and ga for R. and
20 hhds. R. at SIC. " ID,
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market was
without much change though rather dull and 400 hds
sold Sales, 200 bh Molsss 16919 for inferior and ord
nary, and 20G20j5 for prime and choice.
FLoUR-Hhe market quiet, buthoders are generally
firm at the rates of Friday. The sales 800 bbs Illinois
and St. LOUIS lots, at IS COG s. 3d. and 700 to 800 bb
Ohio (he remnant of Ratboat oad) 50 10 % bb Some
Of the purchases have been made we understand on
speculation.
CORH.-Sales, 1900 sacks at 46684sc. " bushel.
OATS.-2OO sacks Ohio brought Acc.
HAY.-lsO0 bales Bath Hay sold at :, and 700 at
Ell % % ton.
PROVlSIONS.-The Pork market was dull, with sales OF
100 bb Mess at 50 So and 1893 bb the Ievee and not
inspected at 80 l2s Dbl The stock at the Inspection
Warehouses the ls inst comprised 81 sl2 bb of which
lO,6S2 Mess 1855 NJ o., and 900 Prime. lot Of
100000 Bulk Pork taken slec round for Sides,
Shoulders and Hams In Beef and Bacon the transactions
were principally by retail Lard less active and the only sales
reported 80 bbs Grease at AS 800 bbs No. 5@95s,
154 at 81, and 24O kegs at &C. " ID.
WHISKY.-of Rectfied 800 bbs. sold al 215ScP gallon.
CoFFEE.-About 1l0O bags Rio taken at 14169l4, and
at 15c. y ID.
EXCHANGES alteration
FRElGHTS. Nothing Some Cotton shipped tc
LIVERPOOL at 5-I6d,
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Carreetea egsrv ssrnine, sEsreies far s fssssnl.n
laess.In TIM frst muHlsip4hy hqrnE
tsbs ey sui - the os. he feiroail
N ths second tH1 NJ = eeaaanns ne arsst Lsl.-
No. heinE fh1at L1Htf the thlfi f4 the H1rs
ths Raiirasl nd Ia tel Eas ghaElI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

81 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Californin. Z he
SES splendid A coppered and inst sailiug ship
s@Ez=N.a ONTARIO. Capt. Hesry A. CheeyeFs will have
immediate dispatch. Ths ship ef the rst class well found
tons for cabin passengers For freight Apply 10
PARADISE, LANVRASON y CO., s
f1 or to DEWEY 4 CLARK, 81 6rayler s.
81. FOR San FRANCISCO, CaiieFnia-Ths I
<EH eOppered and eoppeF-tasiened well known clipper
s.as7Sz2 bark FLORIDA. G. EneFy, master, wil sail
above with dispatch. She will receive only limited guam
ty OF freight and being remarkably astsame vessel MS
that has sailed for that port The accommodation for
passengers unsuTpased being entirely state lf
nshed with thug which could add their comfort
She particularly adapted to those travelling with their faH
lies NOsteeTage second cabin tnkenhe
Of cabin Passengers are limited Those gong 90 Cali
their tickets, another opportunity Of the kind viii again
occur height or passage, apply on board, az posi- p
's'D'' 'i1D's II. NJ HARRISON & Co, II Gravier s. 3
jas or o. WICKHAAI, s. Common street.
ga FOR CALIFORNIA via ChagresL--Nti Orleans
N144 and CkRgrss RegHlar lzae.--Fhe A verf last
o14-A sailing brig BELLA Dhl. MAR, Edward Aud.
passed. with first and second cabin deck and
requisite for the to Of passengers not surpassed BY
steamship in the trade Those going 20 Calfor
Chagres would do well inspect th vessel al tbs
foot Of julia street, Second Municipality For tickets, sp-
P'' y" 'O'iD' 8. WICKHANI, IS Common t.
ial9 or R. NJ. HARRISON Z CO.. ~ Grayter 81
a. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Cnlioruia. Direct
STA Freight 0agyfhe superior, caqpere aRd ecpper
a.s-2 fastened tastsaihns ship III sSlA. Cart u ..
wilson, having the greater PQon o. nf cargo ssAseas
now loadnE AZ Post No. l3 ell Mnnicpally, and vii cet
w Sis 91sss ~ a sS kqr spe 2 :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

THE GAINES CAsE.-U. S. Circuit COlfrt--The arzu-
ment the part of the defence brought close
urday. John R. Grymes viii close part Of the com
pIainant to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

The steamer Peytoua left Louisville on tie stultrspe
the river still rising
Towboat Belle toysed down aad "a, the 18th uts
bark Ellen Noyes and brig Gen. Taylor.
Towboat Hercules towed down and sea, the 9Th n.
ship Vesta, BARK Grampus and brig Reserline-
Towboai Panther towe dowa and sea. The 30h ns
ship Geo. Washington, bark Victory and brig Martina
Towboat Star lowed down and sea- the ala nit,
ships Caledona Brandsr and Beatrice.
Towboa Diamond towed down and sea, the 3st ul,
ship judah TouO, brig Rsveile and schS John castner
Towboat Alton lowed down and sea, the Isl inst,
ship Antoinette and brig Ssrah w. Cushing.
Passengers
Be- ship Charles Samplers. from Lysspco sisssage