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ADJUSTMENTS.

49,
RURr0N~ tn srER.-psor, op~a :. 81; ,'
~ eoH5~oss Al = -Thls EVENING Nara 4 Ill II
rBE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Cuss Tcrrens- CIV Cane FrsHs y nc-us.... L~srh
Gsf, assuir- :, s'oes nan Aassass sses NJ ssFsos
So Sy-ss ,s,,si- y.,ce . @1A''nAa
FORTY wtNKS
Ic1ss Mans ...... S-f,,u FsU~ty F1gAy. Mss r q
Press-Bares Dr.. Ctrc- s-a Pxrqu-s,a = - FsnA
v Cree - S-coad TT : 80 PuVsae Boxes 8 ssd ~
RkOADWAi ThkArEK-Doe.. sFsa = :. q,
., IA VI 80 a. ii-rhiS EsENlNS, sAfea -
-" y paved e a'~ yST III ~ i,s.'''A 0'7' '''
sseae1N o.lrehM "s.asS Max hayesr,y NJ, Sal,
Al..s. ws ne. n. CROSBY. Us. s.lst
t. e'ne9 Ss v S5 no. - s'ggS S.sy sarS' q
sali ssusiy ane r>,- ciree. : e's c.e, =. esu's
tAR>t W. AMERICAN hCskUn.-e I
,5A hNN " H1lsyer and frogue.cf JOHN 6htEN-
- A''' All Asnssrr Aarscacns sNir.ofe ~ ar,
- Nr7;'7 =, sSs- - E.saias :. es'~rs e,aa
sa-'7sog enidrs4 NATE AND ELLEN BArEMAN,
80 !, '.4l ard * yssrs 49, engaged ~ oue W,
riasSnarg - rrco q ass soa r,riAs. "a us.aL Il
= cr-s lo-y W sgqesr lgrrg heir engsge.enl here
5asi.. Furoso. Nscb~tA S,,,,-3 cad 80 Ms,.nr.v.
>Nesihur' ana Mives. &c Th~v Rave D. lec-tv~d IN
1e = i-ells n bos'on ssd Blunoo~. a. ne sr-a~sy
80 Ire uiost rsqsgroas ARP Gse every ore arkrr >,.
ng 's-m 20 D" ~ .o' ~or'er'a Profss q he AZ,
tT1.ioss y i.s Presi
~ 80 ksf-sas. s.f,- -
q. -rcf ROB ets aft l-srA "a 81, /.
.....- .,- - 80 .l -. y, -. - - -. =. -.
geo tt.rs 'ae co-a.1 ssef -afs hsaaat.
N.-f 49, tos rsrv' s' re- n.h~i Vs. -
~1ai W rs-s r1 ae-sa~ - -
ss.e- t'rN fsi - sne- esrrt ssrs
-r.s cfr-at fasr 49,, fs >ay -
N..tr. aer rs fssr. -4r h.--sse- rf 81, M -
d t,,-rss Y. saerer ~ i.rrr
..a-sv rI st.tsa-r- efh sHarr. -as sarasss
'r.as a. -f - san-r 90 t'a rP''7 ai %
-.'tt-r .asi.f. - Trey Crtas stss 'ie p 80 .
fs s..r- - r-. .. .fsi 'sc - pa 1870
f,far-t.. .a' tasi -,-s- .t,- tr-o - -ul
ra.ts eata a 90 sf1s-> boz 10
.f.f- her a~r-ff.'a i.r - 'n rhst trga b.
-s.-t.' ''.a .'a- oi lrf tsrief sss-> ' hso's
Nss- bsfe-i, have csrri r'-0fh. Aetor- thera W.
.lrs rsssr hi. -. MA o. r-,a--'- oasa. asi
icy t- - "a 'i-r, ssi Aca.h Almost
a- cd g.. .-~-oas ,lt-.' 80 l~s sasla, ~rfrs
tn D. fh~r fr,r - Asir 40 k'rH hfrrsa -
r...rs oil se-l-.ff. fa tsqHrer
Never me te .r. 81 60, Nasr "a. -
r~>'rf-f .rt. frtn~a
,.sis fss- vi 's,h so'-i Z" 49, - ~arier.i u-st
T,-y - a,r-.4. fv- e-rt,stt. 60, r-rs,-su- 20
ea. s~s pea tr, rrrri. 10 her tr- 10 4
,t f.y 10 slf Icy - iAs gs.s,i charru - sses
~ a ui-s
go. --tf r-s.. of f- y.a. % .s-,r- -.-lsr,
n s-af eraus - ~ q.r~a'rug sS
es-ssr' Of 'cer % uss i.sa =. E-asr., b''s~s -
49,. --s-t A-tor Suan~s.
ALSO engaged. Tten,ed Vaudeville COMPANY. ne
popular MAArlNETTl FAMILY. HALES. me Giant and
Ma MOLE fle Os4n Hall n mon OF Cunosiues can
e ~ Oh hours enormous Living serpeos Wax
G-uo Picture Gallery and CVsmouma Madam Rocs.
~eH. Eoftans Teller
ADMISSION he M1ssufa ard Performances IS Csais .
Ciidrrn Lnfer lo years, = GEMS
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- ,>OTICE.-Fol - =, n

- >OTi E.-fur Ai1s-v c.l-ci, .fo1 tut
gool.-c--s- ttrIi s-re-t sSyys c4rc-ay >
G---<-77--r 1s s@w 81 scl-ucl1 .i-sn5osf ZIP
~ WINELE. Car- :. sc--g er- v4 care Us lI8-s
=. sI.-rnoor 3. y co.'s TsrguEh sit1Out and i1g
T. Rp IA " rk@ D-sg q lg1f 1rslgEt q L-sr, Ill
srrrse e A6ary s-sscu Tor ne rrS gorn-nz
.gAn a ears. cas- asd fCr he earliest coz
rsyz1cs 1Or-A nA-if
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W bRUMN AuctiOneer
SECONDHAND AND NBW HOUSEHOLD
CkNRNllUkf CARPkf kc-J w. Brown ~
,-u A. Auction rus DAY, lrgesdsyl March II q 10
uc0ck al e@ Broadway. large assFtmen OF sseslle~f
FurnnuF~ comprising tapestry and ingram esfPe's boainS
sssss. window Curtains hair mattresses, kss>r bsdA
dressing bureaus washssnds bei-ssds, sofsA eaaiS,
softbsdslrsds Rmes gtrsndoe., ehns gssswsrc bissf
49, copper ktehcn u'srsils Sc ke mlt W
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r,IyG,xr 4 { AZ TT Irt1nsinlosABLE yysE;

IA 0I sRrs.sLs cARpETIsO. LAR0E riEa
GLSssEs PLANO, te- Of f.aiiy fs.no.ios so. e
= r. Ti'TTLE iii .sl Ga TUESDAY nh nst e %
,k CO NJ sb.,ys premises M entfs Fsrnissfs. reos
-. Le of q family removing from ne Guy, NJ WHO'S a
"a . - Dras orc-r, VII BE sd sit1os, ressSvs ~
80 ronsseg Ia D.r q tapestry and srrsss1s esrpse
80 gisr sofas istsstes and psror c1sss, -
81 chus aoc slass Sars, msnisi o<nsnsnts. nc nc.
Also Bedroom Fafnlfsfs, incisfnx bets. ce1fi1L -
hren, IL. -
slOo, kc- -.,-.A.
A.so, ,a.usbIs OF Ps;srnss eonprsf1x $1,000 -
,ectlOa worthy ~ sIsngoa u eonnossecrs sns 49,
40 EI1enSa Fsrnsrsr. via wbi<s - s@.s w,n co.,
Eeucs.
MI fi.ThFSLTus
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AUCTION NOTICK.-oEsIEEL rghasrsnDxxx
AZ COLTOs sin 81 /. go.Io-s ~ 80 S-...s.,
20 tst.ssn ssveslA and Eshsssseeess. n ESQ
FssEisaTs Of ne f.DasJ so@psss -. 49,
$50 Z,nissf< sas szE<Ds.Da tsDss spsseed esteo
- gss.ssue he fgl pafteaAfs WEDNESDAY nsrhs(
- csfslo91~s r-s1y. ml. w
- Doc LOST from = Zss, .sxissslAsl-A
TX ,o1ag Psp soo1E nonLks old, fsft ecior. eeD
"a, AID ,SsS ~ A Eodsfsss Fswed ~ -
y.6.
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DAVID GRAHAM. caA-rn.--
JosEFH {. PINcTSsT. Sccre,a-y- -,
bEsFDIcr LEvGs, TREASURED "a - ~ = -
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MARINE JouRNAL
PORT OF Ngw.roRK.....MMoH u. iso.

sN,rcss .laAsAo....rHis pay.
IN. C-os...6 ~ -,I.... "a - 49, aats.---
ueH WATrE... Nsfch -
ssua, Sooi So oe' l-snd ,,- t~ oaie....e O. r.
~ Fox Msgnx JotFN1l. zoe F0osIH rtoA n
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asTHK uE>HY CLAY n n9AIIh5 y VII LII, ~
+ a March H. 1850 1cs-is. a1nliiuE = 90 .ienra go
~ tWo sd+- srd nc salng supper g do 80 tz'ra
uctes 81 Tlcsefs beng amict. rary spgiesno.
WI be nsca..sry go the cfcer', or believing COMMITTEE q
sASASEEs
Hon Phuaz. =. bowi..'h 5l-1-
W Gllcr..4. sl.l tf- 1nan
90 Geo. hr.rs. N-f'in j. "fr"''
Isrt. F-...a Bel pr4k-.
" -. u..t.-c. lease Asn-.r
5000. R,r- G-1r.- S-lwarlt.
hen. Das-.. 4 rrcEl-zl,
w . Ar4-e~s. J'.- so-er
ln.r ~ fruhr.- John huAr--
No Wou1 Jrserh brro-.
D y pee Wa l. s'srolov.
rorss = Cank e J4e l. L-TsIaN
c. Va a.. " Vb.e.
p % Hors-a. ,,-n D.1'.. Les
Z D-IsteJ Smila Wills ual-
H.~rv Sr,s,r Geo A Hood.
leuis VANS q Cease
- s. Tss .cr. ysH-s Gee
" E.rs.r- james r Bal
S,nsr. D-l-,1s.sr. VA Bo.-easn. u
" A uao'~t. Alex NrL-a-,
H.rveT Han. I1-,vs kcr-.rsn,
J..n Trend. aes l. Ncol,
Cllr. Z. Swords Wa, L. -oa'
q hsles, ls.I- 81 -'r,
Mac-s B,-u.h. Ga. Dan
Aa..u. L Bfo~-. C--s a. G-aaan, j.
L n u..rso1. Dane. uniN ST.
Watan..- ia1r-r, D-fruu.ec,
a.. Lfaa.w. siepAsas CcL wm Drs.e.
Ii'c c S. W...laz-. HonF A. T4-iu11g,
Taor-As carney, regt-ser
E1a / Wh,~. Ger. 2 Fr--kr-.
Clar.cs L@-Pr Pose oels1-
4 A AV1rt. I r-s111s
1sr hr.-r. LA--rl 80
g.her VsFE Gwe-lrr 4 f.--a
Ion r D4sr- Gcn a BLrsi-g har1-
= =. - --1n " 8rl1ilr..
james o. Tsy -. E1~ut e--r7.
n-r,-.I Hcs-~ Jane. M1rrsT,
gfss McnoUrLL " q q AcAe
f----. So : T a Becky.
r II 49, Eiwin Mercer.
I.rr.. r.t.1- Cares S--Er-
Seia Ger u A-si. NJ
Joseph NJ Pre- y21l Nrta'
S3.ss T.. Serrc1. . Ar'frf
1900 Prr.oks " Z EoelDsor
James Thss~r
DAVID GRAHAM CaA--z.--
JoSEFH PrNcESsT. Sccreta-y. $50 -.
EE.ruf.a~ rv-t. Tras.1rrr al A. TUES ~
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WA ~ SMILEY, Aae.bne-
CaTALOGCE SALE of yALIABLE OIL

CPafsTIsOs AT AUCTION -TbURsDAfI hssek
a. a. 10 0elo>s a. HuhTY Aaetsoa sof~, ls WkAaa-
g Oss u - hassf aHd .Tssst coiseon Of OIL PsEfings
zg bas bc>s offered tho passis for lo1x ums kas1
ssmsiy framed ana ready 10 hanS psfior wss bstsG
Orenss sDd oOyaes ifCu sonoe ~ cor bees nsssrs ~
{ anas yernef, hakert Befgh~n, Wison, Jean Bod
Coates yssdsvs sr RbsrsOn. Zaesrslh, de 10 Cro4s. ~
az Tia ygbs and eDDbOisssf. iayiis1 70 sssnizzs
ss previous s 'sIs, he psntiDEs VIII ~ 80
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~ JOsEPH HK0EMAN, Aaenoos>r

81 JOsEPH HOFFMAN Aacnonsef.
nRY GOODs.-WEDskbDAr, M.es ~
IL eorE. 81 ~ III Sales Room, lsi W~neto&
BfC0kiyn, general ss@ofnent u stspis ard SsnJ w
Goods. Consisting Il par " msrnos, esfkoss 80
oAsexes. ynskaHs. elsa<s, shs~s sesonss $3.50
sl1ss hOslsfJ goyes Le ks bsiss ths sers " 49,
D@slsr heh ~il b. sDd Ia small sos ~ ~ y.'eas
Tns .ae ~ill b. eOauasei every sh~fss"s NO 1919
a.nl ne NkOs q dlsposed OF -. ~.
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.llEAr IiAEI.AIN-

szez"--tshEA T BAEsbAIN-.-Il-S- 80
F~---- - sFv .ro-iorlrs for So. rrc-s 80,
EnrHTsla ~ 81 O1e . rl.cs - -fa1Gfl =
! J \ ] yDssLAn. w A. - ssas-,a 'nP.0ss-
!, - miZi.-
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.STOIEN.-Ths of-ce OF ne slhsc Der tered
- Salur1ar .ssl ed t.acs frecscoai s,9eus 49,
.sst "a - containing Vsuate TsHos - 10 lse 3D.
enc lai lie o~usr Ary tu.~rusi-a easing 10 80 70
-v al inc "a ,~fs va % lhersv rat iur and HASA
~ -..--r.t ~ 81 J. nlsIL EVIL. - -oal = ~.
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VILLAGE or UKLKO~E-Tbeeaar

Fss SO t.n. TO- ufl.rr I7fs ll charming ST. ID
- h- offered ~ sale Monday, March n. 1850 q RON
at., and lrarrf Dr. .fs side " 'Le Harlem
= -lrf ar .rs- side ~ tse f.s01 Turnp.kr, between
S-w sar Morris snd ne Harlem kiver descr 9-
1r 70 Near and real alvtasgas of - .o' 1o0 un
--.s.ar f rr TO 10 se-r t1 be appreciated Apply o.
ROBERT D ELTON ag Ns-sfl-s.. f1Hl 10 D. "A vr a.
.a. above rr- ses fom to4F y daiy. Also ~ - =
..,-. uI- o.
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DFIIEF FOR COHN~.-Iee es--s com 49,
Ia 4oes .a- r-.H of Cons olrlr- era sf-r col
-i-s of il- feet al ensh sl1-rer- CD rfElcAlr
s.l atnFtiter D. Del. brrl known compare aFrT t-i
.h..rt nr- n atsrg 0lsllf- have In ED oef
ale io sEra tie rra.g ~ .s --r 10 s'i.i ty Ir
-f eject . Las bal l1 r ilrr BEN of il-ff core f-f
- .v DI ply Ci~.ni-,. ca Hru-t~ay, corner
H.a..5r-s. 80 A. LURlN BROOKS :. 80 bfoad~sj.
-
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Paf B. vii couuuue hls puolc iectrres Al eA 80
Heut. on Tasisv "Wednesday ard FRIDAY cseaiug - th'
lSh sad lsa) Aduiusuce lae Peolc ceeres I'D sS-
oluSr ouy ia CO Hits -
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111IFI1 EoCk sAIT C0MPANY-s.eaH

ID
refu. rare .ruani kock So, ior cNtfy s-1 'a-il-y
- Ia very suncroT SutLtg put up ~ cs.isefs hArs
-, Ssr,,u. sKsa bsgG Fof sae =, t1e MS, N flfn
al c.ckyu 49, A. RE cce ~ ne Ccin2sl " ~ " az s.
Ne~v.Yofs lai< iui'l 3. hAN-S--. ~
s.CNfINuLLENs utfICa safe o -" - - -
4 aANk 40 O,WFGO lo-Re.r - ~ y .-l u as -F'A
- a 49, sr7o sfaxa 81 t- Al SkNl EAChAN"A $50
~, Ctv n 80, sssa tas rre PIE Ct - c-- =
,oies srr.~ASb- ett-e A 80 -2lHs Z" - va
- :, WASHINGTON hNNr. cSnP'T0ler
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\ -----t As.o .rr ~ Nr~-ll.k ard Fr- u .ls Yraf-
f. -- above s--r-- ever s--e .r- r-l - Ll- CON- i--
fr ,.-. lr tti. CIV C1.t1 I'D ts over boo -er.l-
rr..f - .--r. -r-a ana q .l= nohlf ID L0l-
con- Iaa b. .-e1 .fon il = -1 FA 6. - n.-s' g
g. Tear f-r E1ssfr.. t-fi .rrE- reduced r % Iri+
\rOTICE.-Itr uudrfsg iec = set-s o-o~ cost re
- - ID i, s.ocs c.rss..- cf WscLrs, .rverys s'-
YER yss~- &c of hc- Clz1, - order % q 80 a. raj
.rrss ts he IT, m pul LeAL D-arrs 1l1 Oilers s
- u - d ~ -. .zl-a.o a. ca 40 tEs.l..-
IL JOsEPIl. - Broad sET
Ne SHOW Cess fl- -a'l mi-l'
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THE FRosr-spIRIT BvrG. wE,7TIr,,

- ID Dh o. VI "
He c2mes-he cornes-tbe Frost Spirit comes!
r. tou nay Trace hA footsteps now,
vi the haAe1 k Woo1s, and the blasted feIds,
n kaIsl Lsi.. " ~ DfoMn n hiil's wilhered brow
he nas, ,smltten the leaves OF The 1aV old frees
w here Their pleasant green eorSas f,rTh
And the Elnds which follow wheFevcr he ea<a
Have shaken them down to the earth. :
lie fSmes1he Fss n come fsome7hs Frost Spirit eorpesi
Fromthe icy bridge Of the Northern sens
w heh the willie bear wanders o'erL
Where the fisbeTman's sail il stiff with ice,
And the luckless forms below,
Inthe sunless cold Of the atmosphere
Into marble statues grow
He comes-he eomes-the Frost Spirit con,esi -
On the rushing Northern blast,
And the dark Norwegian pines have how'd
As his fearful breath went past
With an unscoreh'd wing he has hurried on,
Where the fires of Hecla glow,
On the daFkly beautiful sky above
And tie ancient Ice below.
Heeomes-he eomes-the Frost Spirit comes,
And the quietlake shall feel
The torpid touch Of his glazing breath, E
And the ring to Che skater's heel:
And the stream which danced on the broken rocks,
Or sang to the leaning grass,
Shall bow again to their winter chain,
And in mournfui silence pass.
He c0mes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes!
Let as meet him as may,
And turn with the light of the paror fire
His evil power away;
And gather closer the circle round.
When the e-Iight dances high
And laugh at the shrek of the baf1ed Fiend
as his sounding wing goes by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

CUBA.-The Havana Diario of December 10th
says that nine Spanish vessels of war will speedily
be on the coast OF Havana, from Europe, among
which are the ship Of the line Sobsrapo, friga,s
Esperanza, corvette Villa de Blboa, brig Valdez
and steamer Colon. This reinforcement will ena-
bic the Spanish Government to assume something
Nks IN Important attitude Ia the West Iadiss,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

TRAVELLER MlssING-A stranger arrived at
Columbia, U.s. CD on the evening of Wednesday,
18th December last and took lodgings at the Con-
garee House, (Maybins,) where he registered his
name as Edward Barrett, Vermont" He de-
sired to take passage in the stage for Yorkville,
and made some inquiries for that purpose, but not
having given directions, he was not called for by
the driver, who left on the morning of Friday, the
2lst. He disappeared in some manner on the
morning of Saturday, 22d, following, after giving
some directions to the servants which indicated his
intention of returning Wednesday following.
26h and had not since been heard of up to the 9th
inst He left in his room trunk and valise, with
other articles of some value.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

Black Bumbazines, Alpacas and Orleans, extra fine;
Black Moussellne de Laines Black BaEeges all quaies
Black Silks Widows Silks lace Wells and Hardkerches
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchiefs;
Black Printed Bnrdered Handkerehies;
Black and White Lawns; Black and White Calieoes;
English C0uded Calico; Black and White Chine Ginghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams; -
Black Grapes, Black Ariophanes Wtiuwsi Grapes;
White Craps and Arionhanes Black Silk Tue;
Rel Lodi Plain nact Calicoes, etc etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

ROBBERY AT BosToN.-As Mr.. Warden. the
depot masterat West Townsends, on the Fitchburg
Railroad, near Boston, setting in the office on
the evening of the Sd, two men disguised, entered,
gagged him, and robbed him of $780, They then
bound him hand and foot put him inside of freight
car hung him by the heels locked the car door and
decamped. When found, about an hour afterwards,
Mr.. W. was nearly dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

% George Hickman young lawyer of Balti
more " who was on trial. charged with forging name.
to land warrants, was honorably acquitted on the
9Th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

MARBLE DUsT-5O bhls. Ground, for sale by
I5ben HAYMAN l. HOLDEN,
W no es AagaEIps IIFsa.,
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTRRs STREET.
" on the first day Of November tive shall
w ote No. = Chaf'res street. directly opp oct6
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70 The President has recognized Felix Lacoste
as Consul General of the French Republic at New
York; and Gear Henrique Stuart de la Figaniere
as Consul General of the Portuguese.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

0s- book has been published in Bostoa. writ
ten by Alpheus Crosby, to prove that the Second
. Advent has already taken place.. The writer holds
that not only the second coming but the end of the
world, the resurrection and the general judgment,
with Its awards, must be explained in spiritual
and hgurative and literal sense, and in such sense
as admits an application toswhat has already oc-
cured In support Of the positions of the author,
he adduces large array of passages from the Scrip
lures, and lortiies the ground he has taken with
extracts, more or less remarkable, from orthodox
dIvnes of this and other countries
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

FRENCH COLONIAL SLAVE INDEMNITY.-The
Courier des Etats Unsis publishes lengthy decree
Of the President Of the French Republic. touching
the distribution of the indemnify fund accorded to
the French Colonists, under the law of the Both
April lS49, by which the slaves there were, en-
franchised The basisof the petition of the indem-
nifty is upon the following negro population in the
Colonies: For Martinique, 74,447; Gaudaloupe,
s7,o37; the REUNION, 69,6j1; French Guiana,
l2,525; Senegal, $500 slaves, and $50 apprenti-
ces; Nossi Be and Sainte Marie $500
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NEW ORLEA ms:
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL, 1850

NAvAL-The U. S. store-ship Supply sailed on
the 1st inst, from Brooklyn Navy Yard for San
Francisco. She takes out stores for the Pacific
squadron. The newly appointed officials for Ore
gon Territory took passage with their families in
the Supply The following is list of her officers
Iie5t Comg-Charles II; Kennedy; Master and Execu.
I'VE Othcer-Edward Lloyd Winler; Purser-Ricbard 4
Allison; Passed ASH urgean-John Thomley Passed Mid
shpmen-Wm. t abbot Truxten; Samuel Magan s. j. Bis
Captain Clerk-John II. Poor Jr.
Passed Midshipman Oscar c. Badger takes pass
age in the Supply to join the Vincennes in the Pa
cifc. JOhn P. Gaines, Governor of Oregon, and
family; Gen. Hamilton Secretary of the Territory
of Oregon, and family; VIM. Strong, U. s. Judge
ior Oregon, and family, wSe passengers In all
about thirty persons
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rIT16i1IHEthn nE1i IHEthnl1RIT, I.R,I, NLsTERINARY SURGEON.

w Wo1LD aAo1nce to the ciiizens of tbis ctv onj i
AZ Etty mat he Is prepared attend to ali b1siness IN
ne ensteN TO ms DIR. Elliott homes his ong eTn
nesg as S % ]ee1arg ] SURGEON, will insure him large busi
trance Ve years in Prussia and the ast i;, 80 o.
eg with great success The Doctors charges are fo Al % ~
tB The Doctor be fonHd nj III 6b,,S bn r A. H.,
night at Faeals Stables ST Cborlas t Vi te day and
g& FAMILY HORSES, well broke i,aetL ai,a,, - -,
and for sale - "ei 'roNe' Always on hand
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sADDLERY L. p WAREHOUSE, Z

SADDL.RH WAREHOUSE,
EA IN Nos. so AND 81 COMMON ST, c>-A
$50 gAding fresh supplies, by every ar.
rival 70 our Large and tompete assortment of SADDLES
apa I9 = ISA1DDLERR WARES; Brides; Filings; Whips;
aaif6, HARfNESS 8 Of al kinds; Coach and Hape Trimmings;
leather Leather and Findings. Also, MILL. BANDS of Gum
ktufBBER ~ STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rub.
per Legngs, COtng With every other article
and the public. SMITH Il BR0THER ~
oet6 30 and 50 Common st.. I'd door from Magazine
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODs,
1lE subscribers Agents for the Manufacturers have con.
san on hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style OF Goods made from Gum Elastic under
G0opYEARs and other Patents, such as Canes Pouches
legglngs and Clothing Of all kinds Army and Navy Bars
ar Beds, FlOws Life reserver, Camp Blankets Tents
hDapsacks Gun Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
PaeEng Mill and Gin Bands Hose and every other article
made OF India Rubber warranted of the best quality and an
at tge6S g @ PRICES NC handa large assortment
Of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS~TRlMMINGS,T TOOLS, ETC., ETC.. at their
Saddy Warehouse Nos 50 and % Common street. Second
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
oct8 SMITH s. BROTHER.
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iSMN sgTPR6uRl Il C1N Cs1ENGgIl hIEswM owHMM STROUD.

LIE NJ Az AZ BaESnqs B sts Dsgle,s u
SI'3aRss1 ~ pHsoHNSrpMIENTs HSr IlTs TOMBS, ToMB S
~ lls different varieties; Thomaston LIME CAL GN30
di dned FiL1tASSFEK i1tS1t EK OF PARlS, Roma. a. Hy.
Ehg.sn, PENSACOLA and Ptsbnrg FRIEDRICH my3
YibftshH if6sdHtlH SKINNER, BEiek!ayer 70 ROYAL ST..
y h1ertakes all kinds of FIRE. WORK snrh as
me Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens Steam RAT ffss
~ etc Al work done by the subscriber will be I'D
any time. ~ WIN may oe seeh at ~
with dispatch ~ " - Nv TA0li!N M ~ gone
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nj H. LEVY, N0te, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
sD 20 Camp door from Common st., N. Orleans. d1 1y
Kd L. McJILTON, Fancy and Staple Drg Goods
WI. DeaLer II Charities street. d24 1y
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NO. II GR.9FIER SIREEI, betoeen 50, ChaTles
and CdroHdetet, door from corner Of CdroRdeLet.
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her fs.7s.,
I'VE friends and the public that she continues in the ,
above eligible location occupied By her during the
last two years. and is prepared to accommodate her ends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
her long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House, she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
ERATE. do lyd&W
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M BhADNER SMITH, General Commission Wer
4 ogNt, - GRANER STREET, is Commssonedto to take
ncowedge gemens ol Deeds and Powers of Attorney 10 Al
Oals a9d to take Testimony and Proof OF Demands
FsddAAi,SE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT RfIbnF
Z ~ p ~ L9SNECT I'M NETWORK NEW JER.
TT2flSSS5lS TflS5lYS IrNDDIANA ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN
5rARnnff IN i EN- IESSEEi 3 NO CAROLINA, SOUTH
nNn Enn
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-, CORNER OF -sss- copNpu -,
i IS $$$$:;$5i $S5$E$ g
hssPs constantly on hand every thing in his ne-ncudnr
s.eat yfe OF Ladies' and Gentemeu's Roots and Shnes
ana WI lsel at the lowest Cash Prices share of nUh
patronage Is respectfully solicited - e oi EIonc I
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-11-28

T is WELL. for every person to advertise
'Lwhat Commodities ne has for sale. and II IL
BETTER for him TO have al least what he. adj.
nerlises. Now some keep many goods In a
newspaper, but the place for them IS m the
store. We keep some Goods for oufSustoIneTs'
ana We think III. usands are the better 7
ge"o bargains obtained al our famous stand. -
NOW for Us to undertake t. enulneraie whit
we have, anc state tbs number Of yaIds ami
quarters IN each piece. would be rather to-,
great task-i0O much like the famous Tax
List. We IA her have our friends come AMI
lock for themselves, and we say come aud ex-
anime. You will find US at home on every
article. We do mol expect you to buy without
YOU get good bargain, il is for our ins
terest as we'll as yours, that you have every
article as low as can be Afforded, and we n<
tend you shall. Please to recollect that VIZ
are opening large lot Of goods this week from
New Yok. purchased under particular advan~
lages. Among them high colored Muslin de
LANES and other Dress Goeds, Carpets Cotton
and Wool. Also the largest assortment Of
B ots and Shoes, ever offered in this market.
but DO Dol take our word for it, Examine.
ALVORD s. BRO THEIRS.
Wolcot,yillc, Oct 80, 1850. 3w25