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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21
Gl.NERAL AGENCY AT NEM ORLEANS.

Dee a. 1sf9Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
WOosOn Wren, take pleasure in recommending him to the
public worthy of confidence for his industry, bust
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

IODaccO.............T Tobacco. TOBACCO.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co,
ATURDAY Febraary q, half past 10 ocoek-Wll be cold
. store No 81 Magazine street. for
count Of whom ii may concern
TOBACCO less fves, eighs and pounds dam
aged the fire the 18th inst
cnsh. WI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

PLASTER 80 bbls. King s. 100 bbs Newark landing;
200 bb Newark and Rosendale and lor sale BY
HAHMAN q HOLDEN,
nIAsTER OF PARIS 400 bbls. WoheTspoon's
L Calcined Plaster OF Paris, for sale by
fy19 81 JOHN STROUD Y Co, ING Common ST.
TOMRS AND MONUMENTS. g0TseS
DERSONS wishing to obtain the above articiesk lA)
4 on The most reasonable TERMS and Of the best NAit
Material and Workmanship, do so by applying
al No. 81 TCHOuPtToULAS Street, Frost VIZ
Office, up Stairs, where Plans and SPECIFICATIONS "A
can be sssu. ~ Pfiges vary tlom 500 ~ -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

EXECUTIVE OFFIcE, Baton Rouge, Dee. %, 1881 have
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren 10 the public as
nan oupght character and altogether worthy confidence
fyi3 ISAAC JOHNSON, Gov. La.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

Match Horses ...................... Match Horses,
By SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
7auRsDaY February a. at h.liPs Y ocock-Win be sold,
Il in Of their auction 81 Magazine street.
pair Of Sorrel MATCH HORSES, about years
odeH broke aud gentle good ToieTB, drive well double
single and ride well. Sale positive Terms cash. fyl9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

to- 10 Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines fersass
nc disease for they weaken the vital energies of The already
oSIaed stem while under the strengthening, life giving,
yahlng influence OF Gayanism, applied BY this beautiful
and wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient weakened
sufferer Is restored TO former health, strength elasticity and
vgor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
LlE. lhrialin,a llnlYnrlic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

fts~ -, Q. .. UEIIU-FOf
son, Cincinnati aud all intermediate landings
1zSzzlzzzk On SATURDAY, Sd inst, at o'clock, P.
M elegant, Gghtdraught and tastrunning
steamer OHIO, j. l.. Black master, receiving freight
and will leave above. For freight passage having
peror accommodations, apply board, Poydras
wharf, or to HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
The Ohio Is entirely boat built this expressly
for the Cincinnati trade with all the modern
the comfort and convenience OF passengers and being
water. fyA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21

English Hoop Iron........... English Hoop Iron
BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
rTHHURSDAY Feb 10 o'clockWil be sold, Messrs.
p Whitney store, No. 81 Camp street, for
whom IL may
60O pounds, less ENGi.lSH hOOP HON assorted
' Terms se cash 4'1''r7T fy2O
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
Mr.. HUNTS REPLY TO THE ANrLRHNTERs.

The State Convention Of Anti Renters of New York,
recently rendered Mr. HuST the nomination for Governor
to which be gives the following reply
ALBANY, OCTOBER %, 1850.
GENTLEMEN have received your letter of this date in
forming me that was nominated by the Ant-Rent State
Convention candidate for Governor have received
also some similar communications from other associations
ganized with reference to certain reforms affecting industrial
interests irrespective of political divisions You are aware
that had been previously nominated the candidate of the
Whg party connexon with four valued associates for other
important trusts. While feel profoundly grateful to all my
fellow citizens who may honor BY their confidence
Of political duty, and Of honorable obligation towards the
other candidates of my pay, resans from recognising
the action OF other parties whose preference might
prove my prospects at the expense of friends whose
are united with mine on the Whg ticket.
1t is proper for add, that if should be the pleasure
Of the people elevate to the Executive chair this State
constitutional duties could be changed my con-
duct in the discharge of them influenced by the taken
in the election by particular class of citizens or any
organization other than the party to which belong.
Under all circumstances would be my highest aim to ex
ecute my official trust with frmness and impariaty. II
should be acuaed by honest desire promote JUS
ce to uphold the supremacy Of the law facilitate all use
full reforms to second legitimate endeavors for the redress of
public grievances and to protect the rights and advance the
welfare of the whole people.
| am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
WASHINGTON HUNT
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

The CoMroUSD RAILRoAD IRoS.-We published notice
on Thursday Of the specimen of continuous railroad iron
which is exhibition at the Mechanics Fair. 1t was
manufactured at the Mount Savage roa Companys Works.
in Allegheny county, for whom Messrs E. Pratt and Brothers,
of Baltimore agents. is decided improvement the
usual rail- and is fast coming into general The Mount
Savage Iron Works are understand, engaged
contract for one thousand tons ordered the Utica and Sche
nectady Railroad in New York. which they ordered after
trial Of twelve months Of the rail short distance their
road, which they laid to test it. 1t makes continuous rail
by breaking the joints, and hence is liable the
great difficulty that attends the common rail and other pat
terms, which give way where the two rails join also allows
greater speed the road with equal safety and ease
and with less wear and tear to the cas-Bak Patriot.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

they will exert themselves, come of second best
Will they not strive to be first! Our journals ad-
NIT that you are ten years ahead Of us in the mo-
dels of your sailing and steampackets, bu, claim
ten years precedence as to machinery. We want
models Of each class Of your vesses-North river
and Mississippi steamboats,, Baltimore clippers,
New York pilot-boats, New England whalers and
China vessels, gun-brigs, frigaiss, men of war,
&c. Surely you will send them.
Three o'clock.-Nothing new whatever The
better feeling in the permanent committee at Paris,
towards the President, is said to have arisen from
the fear that LOUIS NAPOLEON may, if too roughly
handled, ask some questions relative TO the late
visit of the Legtimists to Wiesbaden, which NAV
not be very pleasant to answer.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
NOTICE TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS.
DrrAHrnEsr or TINE Isrrsrou.

DEFARrmEsr or TINE INTERIOR.
WARRINGTON, OcrosxR a. 1880 =
Applicants for bounty land for information p relation
thereto are requested address their communications ON
that subject the Commissioner of Pensions direct Their
transmission through the Department proper imposes on
very great and unnecessary amount Of labor and the ad
iona examination they must thereby necessarily undergo
only creates delay and increases their liability be lost or
misaid.
Whenever questions arise under the law, the decision
Of the Department will be communicated to the Commits
oner of Pensions, and he with thereby be enabled he is
required do promptly to acknowledge the receipt of all
communications, and such inquiries may be made.
As inquiries have been directed to those points,
il may be well to state
lst That where the service has been rendered by sub
sue he the person entitled the benefit Of the law and
not his employer.
I'd. That the widow Of soldier who has rendered the
service required by the law is entitled to bounty land pro-
vided she widow the passage Of the law although
she may have been married second time but if widow
at that me the benefit = the the minor children
of the deceased soldier.
3d. That person who has received or is entitled to
bounty land under prior law is entitled toe benefit Of the
act of 2sth September, 1850
4th. That soldier entitled than one warrant
under this act although he may have served several terms
but where soldier has served several TERMS he will receive
warrant for the greatest quantity of land which those
several terms, consolidated, will entiile him.
ta ALEX. H. H. STUART,
Secretary of the Interior.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

IMPROPER FIREARMs-We learn from the La
fyette Statesman that depoable sccden which resulted
in the death Of young German lady, fifteen years Of age
engaged in teaching music in the family Of COL Diamond Of
Carroton, occurred Monday evening last While play
ing with of that gentemans children heselfwh small
stick and the other with short gum which
supposed to be unoaded she struck the gun, which
poded lodging its charge in her right eye instantaneous
death followed.
The Republican, in speaking of gives another version
and that the young man picked up the gun, and play
fully remarked stake care, l shall shoot somebody"
Entirely ignorant loaded he pointed it towardst the
lady, and discharged the into her head and throat
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

There i. named Martini at present carrying the mai
from this place to ST. Josephs the Mississippi, who has
been carrying the mail horseback from Monroe to Mnden
for the last five years. and during that has never missed
trip and what is extraordinary, he rode and the
horse all the time The distance from this to Mnden
and back hundred and sixty miles, and in the five
(accordng cacuaon the horse and rider have travel
led thousand and six hundred miles. The
horse still dnransporng the mail between this place and
ST. Josephs and to be in excellent condition. We
have doubt but that Congress will grant the old horse
pension for his long and faithful services the Government
Ounchita LA Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
JACKsONVILLE HOTEL.

HE subscriber having become the purchaser and sole pro-
prietor Of this we-known Hotel, respectfully informs
the public generally that he has added to the former hoase
comfortable rooms, with over hve hundred
feet 'front.' with pszsas in front and making II as COM
Portable any hotel in the South, which will enable HIM
to accommodate over one hundred and fifty persom.
His table will be under the superintendent OF an exper
enced housceeper Of the North whose aid he aters him
self he shall be vaed by any hotel in the South being
enabled by the constant steam communication with Sa
vannah and Charleston have the advantage OF the hne mar
OF those cities In addition he has made arrangements
in connexion with the hotel all times furnish hne horses
and carriages for the accommodation of his guess
The Increasing reputation which the climate Florida pos
the estimation of the medical faculty. for the Of
consumption and other pulmonary diseases has induced
increase Of travel this State during the tall and winter
months OF those who seek the relief afforded mder
sphere and view Of this fact the subscriber has determined
that his exeons merit the patronage which shall be be-
slowed upon him shall be without regard toll expense
SAMUEL BURLINGTON
oct 3-eo6w Jacksonville, East Florida
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

COLUMBIA COL LEGE, d. C.
HE Winter Session of six ,nths will commence on the
u 18th of September
uuon IOr Me session. .S26 90
Room, library bed, and furnit ..........lTO
Table and servants per week.
Charges to those mho do not board.
Iuuon.. ... 80. $500
Room, library, and furniture. ure..~.............12O
Martculation fee $40 admission. Fuel and lights cost
Washing 3i cents per doz. For FIR snch small charge
The necessary College expenses of boarding students exclu
sye OF books and stationery will exceed
Bills payable advance; halt the opening at the
middle of the session Students maybe admitted time
and pursue full and thus be entitled degree or
such studies their parents guardians may select Young
gentlemen this College viii have the great advantage Of at
tending the lectures delivered by dis
tnguhed scientific Of and other couaases Sew
eal courses were given the last year. Opportunities ALSO
offered of hearing debates in Congress and arguments in the
Supreme Court, on important occasions.
aug g2i-1awdSlawc6w
M EDiCAL BOOKS AND TEXT BOOKS, recon-
l mended by the Faculty. For sale at the publishers
prices,by TAYLOR & MAURY,
nov 3 Booksellers, near 9th street.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

TRoops FLoRIDA.-By the arrival yesterday of the
u 8. schooner Arspe Learn that she took from Manee
river to Key West Company d, 4h Artillery, and took up
from Key West to Fort Brooke, Company H, 4th Artillery.
The whole of the regiment will leave Fort Brooke and vio-
nifty about the 10th November for New York harbor
IN O. Picnanxne 22d
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

A Coon ExAmrLE.-At meeting in Georgia, after vio-
lent debate COL Abbott offered the following resolutions
which were carried by reclamation
lst. Resored, That this meeting is d-d mad.
I'd. Resofped, That this meeting do djourn.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

destructive fire occurred in Milwaukee the 2st in
stant which destroyed property to the value Of
The heaviest loser is Mr. Cady who lost goods valued a,
| $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

ESsLAsD AND LIBERIA.-Rey. A. w. HANSON, native
of Capecoast Castle has received the appointment of British
Consul for Monrova, in the Republic Of Liberia. He re-
ceived liberal educatou partly in Great Britain and partly
at theological seminary in the United States He has
sided two years in England.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

late Liverpool paper says On Friday the great bull
from Nneveh safely deposited in the British Museum
II is, considering the great lapse Of me in extraordinary
state of preservation stands nearly twelve feet height and
weighs upwards Of six TONS"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

CHocrAw EMIsRArIoS Another large emigration of
Choctaws the West Of the Mississippi river from the State
of Mississippi, is to take place in few weeks under the
perntendence Of Col. ScorT, u s. Indian Agent.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR NOVEMBER, 1850.
d. PAINE & CO. Managers
SPLENDID SERENE.

To drawn the city of Baltimore under the superinend
of State Commissioners. eH1
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

DETTICOAT GOVERNMENT, a novel, BY Mrs.
Trollope, price IS cents. This day received and for
sale by II. FARNHAM
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Clasl q
To be drawn November Esd, 1850.

Tickets Sl0--Halves S5-Quarters S., 80
Certificates of packages Of 26 whole tickets $50 90
Do. do 26 half do 6s 90
De. do 26 quarter do SO so
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass x
To be drawn November so, 1850.
rs numbers and 20 ballots.

1000 prizes of $780, being The lowest three number prize
Tickets $90-Halves $10-Quarters $5-Eighths 50 so.
Certificates OF Package s6 wholes 400
Do do 26 quarters 100
Do do 26 eighths 50
All orders for tickets shares or packages in any OF the
above splendid schemes will with prompt attention
Ali cbmmunicatons confidential.
Address r, FRANCE a. CO.
oct ao-3tswcp Managers Office, Baltimore, Md.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 50.
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets 500 90
Do do % half do so 90
Do. do % quarter do 25 90
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02

THEIRS and BERRYER are favorable to the prOon
CATION Of the Presidents powers. The committee
en- permdaence are said 10 regret the expressions
of censure which they have lately uttered against
the President " and feel that France can only ar
rive a. stable position by the harmony and CO.
operation the executive and legislative powers
strong conservative symptom. All ideas Of a
compromise or fusion OF the Oreansts and Legiti-
msts, which it was rumored day or two ago had
taken place. have been abandoned. The thing is
generally looked upon as impossible.
The news from Cassel is more pacific the Elec-
tor is said TO show symptoms Of desire to come
to terms with his people. Although the printing
Offices in Cassel are in the possession Of the mill
tary, the daily journals in opposition to the Elector
manage to appear and get into the hands of the
people. The Ministerial crisis continues at Ha-
mover.
meeting was held yesterday at the London
Tavern, at which committee was appointed to
consider The best means of establishing Club of
all Nations an London, to facilitate intercourse
among visiters at the approaching exhibition, to
provide interpreters acquainted with all the lam
guages Of the East and of Europe, guides and COM
missoners, and departments for information This
is good step in the right direction, but il does not
obviate the necessity for an american clubhouse,
which we yet hope to see established. Ii is said
that the two branches of manufacture, if we NAV
call them such, in which the exhibition will be most
deficient Judging from present appearances,) will
be coach-building and naval architecture. There
is also a third, in which M. DUpIN has thrown
down the gauntlet on behalf Of his coun,rymen, that
Of locomotive engines and railway carriages. We
have an opinion that in all these branches parti-
culary in naval architecture and locomotive en-
gines, our friends in the United States need not il
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
SPLENDID LOTTER
Capital prize 100000!
ALSO
$4,000 $4,000! $4,000 so prizes of $1,000!
yrpf,rNI. OF o,,rrDu

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Class 1873, for 1850.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday, Nov So $780,
7s number lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
The SIlas Wright Monument.

We learn from The interchangeable Mr. JEwETr,
to whose energy and zeal i'll the matter so much
is due, that tie final ceremony in the erection
Of Monument to the memory of the lamcnted
SILAs WRIGHr, will take place at Weybrdge,
on T'uesddy ncH, the 9th inst, at 3 o'clock, p.
NJ. The eulogy will he pronounced by Hon.
B. T. BUTLER, and the CAP STONE will be laid
by General Wool. Mr.. JLwETr informs us
that MARTIN VAN buren,, Lieutenant General
ScoTr, and other distinguished gentlemen have
given assurances that they shall be present
The occasion will be an interesting and I'M
posing one.
In order to accommodate the public who may
desire to attend, the Champan Transportation
and the Rutland Railroad Companies have gem
erously placed the fare at half price for the &C.
casion. An extra train OF cars will leave Bur-
Ington at IL noon, on that day, calling at in
termedlate stations, aud returning in the eve
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23

famed Eycs IuA ,tn,no,o-v Rh.u,n,tism Cbibloins
old md inv.terntn sotcs Il rn,ss ,,roIl,, md n,,.
ivrlvi fl n,vrr Gils and ,Lcr, ~ nv, ,,isiL, pp,,v
ret Tie pcnuinc DoiIv SaIvsi O"'
GROSS IMPOSITION
CAUTION TO DEALERS! IuscrupuIous vcnLcrs of
connttrieit Extractnr NM nm the snur,nus nnd dea
tcrons stnH w,th few boxrs of ,h, gennine daily
Saye in each dozen nnIer n wcl inhaled I'm,
Counterfeit Wrapper of The OlJ size and illus ofF.r
il 10 deolcrs n, rednc.J nrice ,rhie noo INK
with ,,,nrv denIrrs I'm, the rontl,ng e,lcrer Who
hnppens to use the counterG.,, ami noisnnnns sin
pnys the uennltv Of the rnnd ,ggrav,tsJ ,Iis,os "
unsghty dpf,fnty reenltlnc from severe hnrns and
wounds and MOI rnl,rouputiv loss ot ie ,,s-,l mad
the woful Consequences
Shun The poisonous coun,rr,ets and buy D,lley's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23

belts Compound syrup of Sarsaparilla. From my
experience of the value of the Fluid Exract having
used II within the last year quite freely, in my capa.
city as Assistant under DR.. Sedman. 1T the City lu-
stituton, South Boston, Mass, feel unwilling to be
without II in my practice.
have given bottle of this medicine to DR. John
Ely, OF this place, and requested him to give it tri-
al. lie has done SO, and is now enthusiastic in it's
praise. The same is true of DR.. ]. g. IIenshuw,
vino SNOW using it in his family. As TO the Sarsa.
parIla, our community use much OF different pre-
paratlons OF this article But from my knowledge of
them and III absence of any good results following
Their use, consider it my duty "a Physician to
dIscountenance them.
But the article OF DR.. Corbet comes attended with
names sufficient to establish for it reputation that
cannot be shaken, aud insures for it sale common
surae with its value. Ii is the only article of Sarsa-
parilla have any confidence in and shall lot hcsi-
tate freely to recommend it, Will you send me
some OF each article.
Truly your OBJ I servant,
GEO. T.. BURLINGTON, NJ ID.
aS The above valuable medicine is sold by
T.. BRlNLE4 ~ CO, Druggists Boston, and by
their appointed Agents. w9w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
George Hill ~ Co.'S. New Store, Boston

we need no better evidence of the growth Of his
city than we fad in the magnificent edices now he
ing erected lor business purposes in Boston To meet
tn" wants OF the three huHdred housaad Inhabitants
embraced within circuit of five miles from State
street ana lhe ten thousand strangers that daily pour
III from me different railroads. The new store If
Mrssrs' george lii q Co., in Summer street is IA i
pdly progressing, and will be ready for occupancy
about the hrst OF September. On a recent visit 10
lie premises we were surprised TO fad that so noble
nOuhuln@ lau sprung up almost by ma gic and happy
to see mat our old friends Messrs George Hin Co.
firm long and well known-are to be 80 admirably
accommodated Their store is $50 feet in depth and
transact business II is not surpassed by any this side
oi ihe water. Without being gorgeonsly decoroteJ
Is sufficiently adorned to give it fine appearance
anu every appointment is in keeping with the trade
which IS 10 be carried on here. Mr. Chandler. for
merry OF the firm OF Chandler & Greenlcaf is i'm IN
rope making selectlcgs Tor their stock We shall
Iahe an Opportunity hereafter TO allude more AZ
ehet 20 tins store and the several improvements if
cohlaihs'-b0stoa EpeniHg Gd1ette, Of august 3D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
Corn Starch.

We are indebted to Messrs. Blsnor, SMITH
e. Co., for q package Of this admirable prepare.
iiOn for culinary and dietetic purposes. 1t is
precisely what it is : cracke up to be " in the
advertisement. We certainly have never seen
inner Blame Mango that can be made from it,
and II must be invaluable for yaletudenar ians,
as 1t Is most Psla'abIe to every body. Messrs
flshor SMITH d Co, aye prepared to supply it
m Wholesale quantities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23

D-We hope we shall hear nothing more of
peoples laying large eggs on an Editors Table
Mr.. f. THAYER has laid a WATERMELON on
ours, as big as an Omnibus lie has more of
the same sort left
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
E-A'a'E8a' NEWS.
Ge2e graphic dispatch.



New YORK, Aug. 81, IL p. NJ.
h"'e from California The Steamer
'n'IaIeIPhla arrived at o'clock this
morning with two weeks later news from
California. She left Chagrcs August 8th,
and Kingston, jamaica Aug. 10. She
brings l3l passenger, and upwards Of
100000 dollars in gold dust. The news
from the mines is very encouraging.
Further by way Of Europe.--Au8;ria,
and Hungary. The Vienna Cabinet seems
D be TOR peace, as nothing is talked Of but
reductions Of the army, and retrcnchmcuts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
[Jic0,

AT Braucboro on the 18th inst, JOHN MOVES
MEAD, son OF Hon LARKiN G.. MEAD, aged 10 years.
Mr.. MEAD was young man of much promise, and
at the time OF his death was member OF the Senior
Class in LA ryard University.