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We are indebted to the very courteous officers
Of the fine steamer Bunker Hilf for late papers.

msneed yesterday, and win be open again 10 day,
from ga. N. to r.. NJ, and in The evening from
10 II O'clock Ths funds are 10 be appropriated
20 the bnding Of free church, Our citizens will
find Gfstua very pleasant retreat, and to-day we
hope the city will be we'll represented at the Fair.
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TeleeraPhed to the Commercial Reading Room
AT New York on the 18th, Cotton was active
with shade advance. Sales amounted 10 1000
bales. Flour, Grain and other articles unchanged
The following items have been autographed to
the Pcayune under date of the 18th, at Baltimore:
Forrest cowhided Willis in New York on Mon
day.
News from Porto Rico announces the rising of
The negroes at ST. Pierre One half oftbe citv was
destroyed by FIRE, and the instruction was still 60
ing on.
The cholera still continues at Rio, carrying off
one hundred per day.
The steamer Griffith is burnt on Lake Erie, by
which two hundred emigrans have perisbed.
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Douglass Jerroh has published short COM
municaton in the London Times, in favor of the
abolition of the LsureateshiP, and suggesting that
its salary should be applied to the endowment of
keepershp of Shakspeares house at Stratford- upon
Avon, which now, by private subscription, belongs
to the nation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21

ALL OF THE OLDEN TIME A woman
named Sarah A. Pearson was, on the 9th instant,
examined before officer Burr, of Camden, N j.,
having been charged with bewitching child of
Mrs Eliza Tow
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TO the Public.

NATcHEz, May %, 1850.
Mr.. SHERMAN-Dcar Sir Last January [ was in New
Orleans and observing advertisement in the Delta
called you about fitting with truss having pre-
vOusy used the different kinds sold in the stores to no pur
pose They were perfect source of annoyance My rup
tue yearly increased in size filling soul with terrible fore
bodngs, for had occasion been eyewitness TO the
awful results of stranguated rupture Now my apprehen
sions all gone; mind is composed; and can with
10y myself and surprise friends, among whom is one
of most eminent physicians, inform you that am cured
that rupture has not shown itself for months The
bottle of wash is all used up and il you think
necessary continue the of would like you to send
some Mr.. Jones, who made trip New Orleans on
to have fit him with truss was at my house
last Sunday, and is quite well pleased says the truss 50
he sometimes forgets he has and is only convinced
by feeling. He believes, although he was skeptca
when he the that his durable that the russ
and preparation furnished him will it. suppose
his faith srengthed by the condition of my case If
persons knew how their suenngs aggravated by the
of the old fashioned, lttng tusses am sure they
would never them. The comfort derived and the secu
ry felt in the Of truss certainly overbaIances all
pecuniary considerations With respect and esteem remain
yours, etc. E. w. WATSON.
P. S. If this will benefit any suffering as once suf
Tered, by making il public, you have my consent to do So
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BENEFfr on MILE e. BARoE.-The second benefit Of
the charming Emile Baron will be given the Varieties
establishment to morrow evening There is but one opinion
her style Of dancing Il classic elegant and pecu.
Iay graceful We dobi she will have satisfactory
esidehcn Of he estimate 10 which she is held By the public
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AaRFpAL OF THE VIcERoY. The steamer
viaerey arrived q Halifax on the evening Of the
f2lh inst, from Galway, with p passengers She
brought Dublin papers to the let inst, and London
and Liverpool dates to the 31st ult The Viceroy
exper;encsd heavy winds and bad weather nearly
the whole voyage,
AiDublin. May 81, Flour and WHEAT were ex-
sremAly dull. There was only retail demand for
Indian Corn, and prices were a shade lower.
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EXTRAORDINARY MARRlAGE.-A Mr.. Hopkins,
Of Lowndes county, Miss. aged &C. recently married
a Miss Mathews, aged IS.
What renders this alliance so extraordinary is,
that both parties are SO afflicted with rheumatism
that neither have walked step in twenty five
years. and the bride is unable to dress or undress
herself The reason assigned by Mr.. H. for mar.
rying Miss M. is, 8 that some two years ago he
'matrieda woman that could walk, and she ran off
'Sl'h stage driver, and he wanted wife that he
was eesiain eouldnt getofu
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Affairs IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE 18th inst
There was considerable feeling expressed against
the proprietors Of Snuff Mill in Spring Garden
where five boys were shockingly injured by the
bursting OF an old worn out boiler. The boiler, it
appears, had been put in the building in 1881, nine
teen years since, and in 1874, was heightened by
the addition of six feet, and to add 10 the wTeckess
manner in which the establishment was conducted
it was the duty Of the oldest boy, about fourteen
years of age, to run the engine. The three boys
Joseph Shaner and Christopher and John Shelly,
were still alive, but none of them, it is thought,
could recover.
jeremiah Teal, the son Of Captain Levi Teal, of
The Richmond packet schooner Martha, was acct
dentally drowned from his fathers vessel, living
above Market street.
BY the annual report of the Pennsylvania Hos
plta just issued it appears that Sl5 patients have
been treated in that benevolent institution within
the year, of whom ,250 were without pay. OF
those admitted, 760 were natives of the United
States, Sl2 of Ireland, and 243 were from other
parts of Europe In addition, there are at the
present time 100 pay and 40 poor patients in the
Insane Hospital, west of the Schuylkill, attached
to the same institution.
The iremen had desperate pitched battle on
the banks of the Wssahickon. 1t ragged for long
time with various success, but at length one COM
pany beat off all the rest. Deadly weapons were
used, and some severe wounds inflicted. Two
other companies had riot in Kensngton, also.
These frequent outbreaks have induced The Spring
Garden Commissioners to authorize the armng OF
their watchmen and police with revolving pistols,
as well to protect their own lives as to subdue
rioters at all hazards.
Stock Sales-9,000 Penn. SIS 96t; 500 do IS
l03t 600 Reading 6's 70; 5000 do. Mort 6's 81
1000 Tenn. SIS IS; 1000 Allegheny county 6's
81 20 Union Bank Tenn. 65s
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The directors q the Pennsylvania Hospital for
the Instruction ofhe Blind, about to erect two
additional three-story buildings, each "a by 60 feet
in order to accommodate an increased number of
Ya t;anfs
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Barnum has purchased large church in Phila-
depha for Jenny Lind's concerts. 1t will hold
5000 persons, while the Musical Hall in that city
would not accommodate half the number
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AFFAIRS In New YORK ON THE 18TH INsT.-
We CLEAN the following from the journals of that
date: John C. Burns alias Brown, was captured
and committed to answer the charge of counterfeit
ing An engrayer employed by him had engraved
plate and printed one thousand copies of fac
smile of the ten dollar bills on the Wisconsin Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Company of Milwaukee.
The eDgraver had finished the work in order to Sc
cure the detection Of the foRer and after receiving
the pay for the work, an officer in waiting came
and took the unsuspicious individual into custody.
The new steamer Viceroy has arrived, and was
attracting crowd 10 gaze at her fine proportions.
Her news is, however, anticipated by the Previous
arrivals. Her speed did not come up to the anil
cipaiions.
The reception Of The Independent Grays OF Bal
tmore, at the Battery was brilliant affair." and
extremely complimentary 10 the guests.
VIM. Morton, the principal in the celebrated libel
against Miss Creau, was yesterday sentenced to
months imprisonment, and fine of $500.
The steamer Canada reached her dock in the af-
ternoon, but too late to connect with the Southern
mail. The accounts she brings, commercially, do
not differ from the teegraphc dispatch already pub
lished. There is nothing striking in the political
news.
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Commemorative election for an United
States Senator was held at New Haven on the
18th inst, and after three Intellectual baIlotngs
postponed until the 18th.
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We ara rs,,,a.,s % publish the following ex-
,,srts ~ )F.,;ss,rs. ative TO the lines or lots
~ u N sfrnefanss ana 10 secure me
e1fflf and etNteiience s1 =; ,h e. tae ssreetss
slseEes, and etter pubic s'Ss = ZIG es'v q mem
be asl Y s wall Ps e fsoa q y &
s4eq q other public way within the s,ie f w y,
New QsHna MllhQpt having previously md - . evbS
ihe seld HOUSE, bqihe well II p Be erected % ba no
aid e p1bis and sseFy pe1son w I'M III
sad asa6n. WHO ss ~ have followed the san y i. n
Ten twenty five dollar d, until he OF she have s
conped with the above PROVISIONS Pissed Il, Il
Eh1 deliver, these entitled TO the the ceF
f1fcs attest lhat the before MENTIONED provisions have
been onsnpc w and no Is authorized to demand from all
peioa employing him two cents the running foot x shall
also be tbs daty said Surveyor furnish certificates Of
paving done BIZ ndisidpal ii conformity with law without
charge. Passed Hay y, 1885,
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AEorHER DEArH sEnrsNoE.- H.v,.v
convicted Of the murder Of bis wife. has been SEN.
fenced by he Supreme Courtof Rhode Island, in
session a. Providence, % be hung on the 18Th d
Noyemberaeu.
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Bz- The British steamer Thames arrived a. Mo.
4 ~ Point On Wednesday, morning from Vera Cruz,
hsvi, e on board about thirty passengers
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so. ! dressed iothe rom Dc PLUMB ofhs writer Of The
s.ehant's 4 sughis win Be found by applying at The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21

BANK RoBBERY-0n the 10Th the Connecticut
River Bank was robbed of $4,000. The thieves
vamosed but the money was all recovered
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MOBILE FLOATING Deck - Yesterday -.
Floating Dock in Mobile built under ~ .ns
OF JF. p Fcllett, was launched. The $500 $500
doubtless attracted large coneourse q rsor,s
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MonmE no MoEraonRRy.-Those who intend to take
passage on The steamer Mary Clf on, Mobile on Satnr
day for Montgomery. should leave the Oregon, to day
de arrival the Lake Of the ~ O'Clock train of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
miscellaneous Books,
Eg'- Just received, and for so'eHt
j. b. STEEL'S
N. o. StatiOners' Warehouse, IL Camp s.

Mrs. strlekland's Lives Of tn
Queens Of England.
Dickens's Dombey and Son
Complete.
Lyneh's Dead Sea Expedition.
EvAps's Sugar Planters Mammal
walpole's New Letters. 2 vols.
Encyclopedia Americana.
Boz's Works, Complete,
Bncon's Works 3 vols. syO
Complete,
Cresy's Encyclopedia OF Ciyi
Engineering.
MacaulAy's Miseellaties. syo
Cloth
Moiern British Etslyists. 8 vols
Half cali.
Madame Campan's Memoirs o
Marie Antoinette.
Wayerly Novels. Complete In
vols.
Flint's Geography and History o
the Mississippi Valley.
Ao,,cttt, IIl.t,.,, II tha MieSis
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SMALL Pox-The small pox is raging to such
an extent in Columbus, Ohio, that it is most proba-
bic the State Convention to amend the Constitu-
tion now in session there, will adjourn to some
other place
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A subterraneau lake has been discovered under
a portion of Lancaster City, Pennsylvania. 1t is
said to be so feetwide, and 10 feet deep.
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r. Meetings rms Eveninr,

UNION DIVISION No 3 at Crystal Fount Hall 222 Tchoup
toulas street, at o'cock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. at Unity Hail. MariGny mild
ngs, Third Municipality, at O'Clock
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIvIsroN No IL at Pelican Hail.
cor. Common and St. Charles streets, at So clock.
STAR or HoPE DIVISION No. %, in Odd Fellows Hail.
Taia vntte nf2 nsa
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THk GRnrsA ChuRCH. To-day the entertainment by
the Gfssna ladies, 10 aid IN erecting Free Church, will be
closed Doors open from to Also, from to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21

Linda. By Mrs. Caroline Hentl.
Bolman's Telemaque.
somerville's Physical Geography.
Johnatone's Physical Atlas.
Boys Treasury Of Sports.
Actions Cookery.
Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery.
Miss Leslie's House Book.
soyer's Modern Housewife,
oates's Interest Tables at 6per ct,
oates's Interest Tables - large
editlon-al 6 and 7 per cent.
D eckenridge's History Of the.
lale War.
3ulwer's New Timon.
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine
Theirs History Of the Consulate
I and Empire.
Macaulay's History OF England.
Hume's History, uniform with
Macaulay.
{ Gibbons Rome, Uniform with Ma
caulay.
The Koran. With Notes by Geo.
Sale. ie2l 2t 2dp NV
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HEALTH-The public authorities of New York
have adopted energetic and decided measures for
maintaining the good health of that city, by causing
the removal Of nuisances of every description
Should not our authorities also move in this
matter1
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TAt KoRAn, with notes, BY G. Sale, beautifully
printed and sleadidiy boand is for sale both J..
81 s,sel's, ii Gimp. and Il T. L. Whites, 50
Caeai street
MRNorRs OF AHuEGARiAN hADT, BY Theresa
Pulszky an elegantly bound and highly interest
ing solnnne Of near 400 for sale at steels.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS. A correspondent of the
Tribune, writing from Toronto under date of the
18th, says:
As predicted in my last, all the remaining
amendments to the address in answer to the speech
from the throne, were voted down. The opposition
never mustered more than about fifteen votes The
debate on the address occupied altogether, four
days. the sitings commencing at 3, P. M, and con-
tinuiDg I'LL about O'Clock next morning. On the
last day of the four the debate lasted sixteen hours
Since the address was disposed of the Legislature
has had under consideration various subjects,
of which involve organic changes, amounting to a
political revolution. 1t is singular that all these
measures and nearly all others of liberal charac-
ter proceeded from the members of the opposition,
who, for nearly the whole of their lives, have pro-
tessed Conservative Tory opinions and it is per-
haps not less extraordinary that all these measures
are opposed by the Government, which calls itself
liberal, and voted down by the majority that sup
ports that Government Parties have altogether
changed in sentiment, or at least in professions,
with change in their fortunes and POSITION
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ne number q e'usrants that arrived at the port
2 Nswf0Fk o. lhs fqiA lib aad i2ih inst, was
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Abrams IN BosroN-The application for a
new trial inihe case of Professor Webster, was mr.
gasd on the 18th inst. in the Supreme Court. The
argument was closed, and The decision would be
rendered, probably, on the next day
The new Royal Mail Steamer Asia lefs on the
iS'h. fos Liverpool, taking lSO passengers, but no
specie.
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The Raymond Family are at Pittsburgh. The
papers speak of them in of the highest praise
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A DIsAPPoINTMENT. What Pity! = The
Common Council, military and citizens of Buffalo,
in anticipation of visit from Lord Elgin, on the
9TH inst made arrangements to give his Excellency
brilliant reception. The day came, but not the
man. All were on duty until 10 O'Clock at night,
when his Excellency's suite, members of paria-
ment, ETC., arrived with explanations and apollo
gies, but not the Governor. We are sorry that the
Buffnoes were so disappointed-a live lord is
something-it is.
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AZ Letter from DR.. John A. Wilson, an eminent
Physician. to Dr.. s. GILBERT. -.

''MEMPHIs, Oct %, 1919.
have been Intimately acquainted 10th personally ano probes
sionaly, with Dr. GILBERT since lss making peoa Of sh
years On becoming acquainted with Dr. politely invited
his Inmary of which pleasure Sseo ysei at ue INST
opportunity much said for aud against the Doctor
though had not suffered myself become prejadced by either
party am one of chose who dligen nquirers
truth for ast thirty aud have always been ready and will
ing TO embrace IT, let whence might and from expert
nc have learned that il be obtained any source
while sought Tor under Influence Of either prejudice partially
When entered Doctors indmay there presented
ous cases Of classes Of uceraiionom the ma
mani form Of simple liberation continued my
visits for purpose Of witnessing the effects Of the treatment
previously visited several sye hospitals and nhmare
confidently that have bedr Effected by
Dr. Gilbert than have by Othrand many Of them
corng The statements Of the patients themselves had resisted
the and basd the skill OF many Of the prominent
North AmerleaWh eogDanee Of these facts feel
hsatsney recommending DR. G. suffering humanity
successful and efficient practitioners ai have met
in above mentioned class diseases
jelS Il ltW "JoEK A, WILSON. NJ. D."
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California Tickets.

n- Tickets for Cabin and steersge go through per Mail
Line without delay, immediate application he made
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN g. CO.
leila iO street
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Ice cream is made at some New York establish
ments by steam.
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NEwORLEANs, June 10, 1885,
This is TO certify that cured of Rupture by the use
Of Mr. Shermans Truss and Preparation within the space of
four months. find it the easiest Truss ever put on
r 4
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Brooklyn, with'near 100000 inhabitants, had
only three deaths for the week ending the 10th inst
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PRoTEcTIoN TO EMIGRANTs.-The very large
numbers of emgrants who have arrived during the
present season, (says the N. Y. Tribune,) have Civ
en- the Forwarding and Transportation lines an
immense business, and impostions upon the
strangers have increased in proportion. The
frauds practieed upon them in former years have
aroused the attention of the Legislature, and strn
gent laws for their prevention and punishment have
been enacted, under which his honor the Mayor
and the Police Magistrates have recently been
busy engaged in bringing their volators to pun
ishment. The Mayor within short time past has
revoked the licenses of l. l. Ross, Robert L. Moves,
and II. ID. Lonethurst, Brokers and Forwarders,
and of John Enrght Runner, while Sc veral of the
same classes have been and are now before the
Police Magistrates, upon complaints of violations
of the emgrant laws in various particulars. We
understand it is the intention of the authorities and
of the Commissioners of Emigration, TO enforce the
provisions of the law by every in their pow
en- for which they will receive the thanks not only
of the emigrants, but also of every wemeaning
citizen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21

correspondent of a London paper describes hail
storm in village called Condwull six miles from
Sailara, where Jumps of hail as large cocoa nuts
fell. Men and cattle were killed by them, and in
some cases houses Frustrated.
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Who VIII Longer suners

MEMPHIS, April 70, 1850.
Mr.. ShermaR-l want make another truss the
yoG made for about two and half months ago
found the made for me- the best had; indeed
the only one ever with comfort, and that would retain
rupture at all times: Let have it as you can
as ] am without Two nights ago my place was com
peey ransacked by thieves and with other vauabes they
took truss; never yexed although they took
gold watch would feel bad if they had left my
uuss-it cost less. but 10 infinitely more valuable
to be quiet till get the truss for have strong
hopes now Of being cured Respectfully, yours,
je2l 2dptf WILLIAM HENDERsoN
~ See Sherman's advertisementsin another column
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In the geographic summary published BY us yes
terdsy, the following should Be the proper reading
The Russian Ambassador has been recalled from
ST James," Nor as the wires said, 1.-THE Prussian
Minister has been evolved, etc, )"
IRELAND SHOCKING Mafder.--A shocking muir
der took place in CnllovilI, Armagh county, on
Thursday week The victim was Robert Maule-
over, the agent Of Rev, Mr. Hamilton. He was
attacked BY some Of ihe tenants who beat his head
TO pieces with stones
Emigration is perceptbiy falling of.
The crops generally are looking extremely well.
The FRKNcn QUESTION Profound silence is
observed bv Ministers on all foreign affairs. Busy
negotiations are going on between the French Cab
ninet and Downing street, and the dead pause in
the quarrel is only broken by the rumor that Gen.
Lafitte will return tomorrow.
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SAN DoMINGo.-It is rumored that the Domini-
clans have made an arrangement for aid from Cuba
to conquer the entire island, and that an attempt
will be made by an allied army to effect this OBJ.
ject. Well, if the black Emperor cannot maintain
his new empire, it certainly won't fall into worse
hands AT present, however, the Cubans would
appear to have enough to do TO keep what they
have got without lending their assistance to others
A New COLONY IN GEoRGIA.-An agent for
London EmigralonG Company has purchased about
one hundred and my Thousand acres of land in IT.
win county, Georgia, for the purpose of getting it
settled by English operators and manufacturers
They are situated in fine cOtton-growing region,
supplied with water power and timber. The CON
struction of railroad the principal towns is de-
signed
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ukohsiA-- ~ Crops The Savannah Geor
gan 2 the 10Th INST speaking of the crops, says
L hss alwayssbeen our object, not to give cur
,ssss = ~ me hying sspor'sef the failure Of the
ment and inlure the direct course Of business ",
me present statements, coming as they az from mn
DOUBTED sources we fear Is too true orr cotton
will fall short Of that Of last year. ops
ne nee neids along the bank Of the river pre-
sent beautiful appearance Is every
Of agood crop - f'S'fsS