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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-28
PERFUMERY. ETC.

S5 We have just received per RxpRKss and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS
CoSMETlCS, etc., offered in this city Customers
and visitors respectfully invited TO call and examine our
ock, which, we feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the exquisite Flowers
C0LosNks, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and odor;
PnMATUMs from the manufactures of I.ubip Dupuyren
Ronsse and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PupFs; TOILET Powder, etc. etc.
togeu''T with an extensive assortment Of
HAIR BRUSHES. To0Tu BRUSHES,
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES. etc.
" For sale at P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
ieiU II corner Camp and Gravier sts
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GOSHEN BUTTER-35 Kegs choice Dairy
~ Butter, just received and for sule BY
mh22 SAMUEL WOLFF. 50 Camp st.
CHAMPAGNE-l0 baskets Lion d'Orr Cham
~ payne, landing and for sale by
mh22 SAMUEL WOLFE a5 Camp at
SHERRY WlNE-l00 Or. casks choice Sherry
~ Wine, for sale by
mh2l SAMUEL. WOLFF, IS Camp ST.
SPARKLING HOCK-30 cases Henkle " Co.'S
~ genuine Sparkling Hook, for sale by
mh4 SAMUEL WOLFE IS Camp st.
NAVAL STOR ES-600 bills Tar, Pitch Soap
and Steamboat Rosin, iur Inv
mhls HAYMAN HQtpEN. " Magazine st.
SALT-SALT-Celebra j. Toole brand, in
- clean fac DRY filled sacks the above either Goa
hGe, will lie delivered IN any OF the city puT
chssers. For sale by
ie2 JOHN roOlE. ~ Bank Place.
pALM OIL-l0 casks, ex ship Mediator now at
mhl5 FERD. RENNETT & co. So Magazine st.
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For Caiiope street, from, Soils to Clara, and Solls
street, from CGlStcpe street to the Netc Shell
Road
The streets 70 be graded TO the grades given by the Sur
sey0r, and be thoroughly rammed rolled solid and even
previous to laying the seepers for the road bed
Inc sleepers to be lald ongitudinally with their ends
haved or scared not less than 10 nohes and to be firmly
iammed and inch of sharp sand be filled in between
the forming perfect and surface the panks to res
on IN the middle and each end of sleeper there wi
depth Of feat VIZ ''oNA'' ~
The top planks will be closely laid on curve santjng
with their under surface touching the seepers and ground
througnout the whole extent and be fastened by inch
pres ed boat spikes at each sleeper - 1890
The SIDE slope OF the road each street wi be pauked
as per an TO the bottom of the CUTTERS and be securely a
tened to the slope ribs. ~
3. wooden gutter. IA inches wide will be laid on eaci
side of the track, according TO the plan, 49, $3.50
The timber for seeper and roadb will ha comnosed NJ
the best hard yellow pine h from sap other defect ca
lated to impair its strength durability and oil the oowna
sizes: = " $3.50 's
seepers, Ably 8 in any length over 10 feet
Top planks, by ., 20 feet long.
The cutters and side slopes will he composed Of hest
sleepers. by and psnks, by H. any length over II feet
The road beds throughout will be % feet in width
The whole to be completed in than 80 DAYS from
date OF contract. 04
PAyMENrsrbe portion of the INDIVIDUALITY TO he psd i,
cash. the completion and acceptance Of The work Nv In
Surveyor twothrds by bills the propery.ho to b
paid within thirty days. ' ~ -
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Reeeipts OF Produce.

steamer Magnolia: SIS bales cotton
nccssss wilson &co-l64 do Yeatnan &col22 do Fsarn
son sks corn. 100 sks oats. 10 kegs lard Robin
ia IT, n Ssss ,:sa IS hhds bacon Shnltz aJden IN
Twchs 40 Do beef SO ks corn, az sis onls
ovton. Chs H. asslssn DO M bbs las 6bIs papS
sks corn Co~sn'' DO W Milbank Noes tx III
s.d hhds tobacco Tusnepa Mags sacks oats "a bbs
n q do felowes hc- ny, ~ Sco--i7 do Nesi
- M n.q ~ hhds bacon Hewu NJ, IA eos pork ~ bbs
ohssss Ms,,i aa Eaie Cox Eco1 M s " f9pe
Ydo 81 ss. Sss assSs sciesteia -
ansa aRpe foSa boil rolls leather Satsssa 10 bags
BE kegs lard 6 ass xs seo9 sh sss hall
tg3 s9cds oats 5V0 sacks corn Monsenot-I5 u. setis
Duf!y-a9 sks corn Stone Walworh~s n :, N t9a,s
!! bbs poxk do lard, casks bacon G Tayla nacneS
s nsss kodsn1gsG WGaii1io q, rope s5 gold co
hIid. tobacco A 4 Addison cois do w RoS; ,ope
do. 796 sacks com Felowes &co996 do pErs Krs, !
fosM-N2 SIS Oats w Patch &co-s3i Ibis morn Wsy
Williams ke0-3l8 do. l5s tcs 1ap bb lard cks baean
asss ia5 81 sks corn bales cotton 10 binds tobacco In,
tobacco Elder. bros &oos bales skins T BaddeeSe
co5o hbk sugar Beche Ac040 do flour 80 bales hem
~ Givenr-73 do Hecoomb u Vooshesl2 bales cotton
Cooper &eo-H do & q CFomweI-l50 els rope Hewitt
MGston &eo-6i cks bacon Martin. Owen &co5 bbs ilo
Wniusmofe y Cutlsr-l5 boxes tobacco q Glenn &co-
CfNClNNAri--Per slsamer Hunrsrian. bhds rs 4
S,e91 y sess buuf, " bbls oil Seccomb vooris-12
bbs hasns do eggs Luz hi Ia beef $40 bxs candies W
Wright Hco-{s bbls eggs " do potatoes Schneider Wi
- hid. bscon 50 bbls whisky Beatty Lseest Eco-5o
y" ohvss-ioo do A Michel Hco-5o do Il j Hsrt SEQ
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GOODRICH u co. offer for sale at their Ware
:, the housss and y Common street the ieowng articles
large and worthy the attention Of the trade
S R Rs % m SpG T. ass spTs Ts
8 cases Gu ious BllcR T Fs sup iaGN oo'
g hale AZ chests aS Ea @5isS BtsaAp sp reas;
81 packages 10 Ne s%o9san f gs sSf sgg,
iS $ boxes * % eyf d;s$. ts5SsS .
s % % LitehtIsld i Co.'S Co.'S Adamantine Candles;
5o0 mats Cassa;
S Sais b tsRSSsl ombro Madder;
"a casks Byas' Porter and Ale;
lo0 cases English Porter;
S ~ packages RRaymonS GODDARD Brandy;
- pipes Howasa March sSI s Co. Madeira;
'gS ptS S PS S MsIns and i Burgundy we
lSe boxes sup p,6p Virgins ai TqbaesO
THE subscribers, Agents for the Manufacturers,
4 have in store and for sale the following SENCEs,
" Essence oil Bgrgamol, Essence OF Orange Essence of
% 'sT ARE q fGe'pS5 9 q GSm%ss st.
SCOTCH AND BURTON ALES Prime
@ SRs'' In n and jS 5fHiS f Fl 81 b. Bank Place.
FINE OLD IRISH WHISKY-Of fine fla
v' aa T6N SS1 6 dsTsf sn G ses
STAR CANDLES-1000 boxes best Cincin-
~ matt brands. for sale by
Ia2s A. D.. GRiEFF & co. 49, 40 and a. Old L.evee.
OLD JAMAICA RUM-Genuine as imported.
~ in punoheons, for sale by
milo JOHN TOOLE. 3 Bank Place.
~ HAMPAGNE-l00 baskets of Colbert IL Co S
~ very superior Champagne. just received and for sale by
ieaS If SAMUEL WOLFF, 95 Camp ST.
CHEESE-S00 boxes prime Western Reserve
jas 4. j.. GRIEF co IS, 40 and AZ Old Lsvee.
COW PEAS-100 bags, just received per bark
~ Cherokee from Chare ~, ted expressly for seed
for sale BY RAREl,LI Il Co 81 Common St
T IME-2O00 barrels Thomas,on, St. Genevieve
- and Western Lime, for sale by
CORN-s5OO bushels, in store, for sale by
~ mh1a FERD. KENNETH & CO. SO Magazine ST.
TAR-3OO bbls Tar landing and for sale by
l. mhs HAYMAN HOLDEN, 50 Magazine st
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r ,INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL

lNSEED OIL, IURPENTINE, NAVAL
-, "a ss'ks Soda Ashes and Palm oil;
l Sc9 barrels Soap and common Rosn;
200 barrels Spirts Turpentine;
3SO9 kegs Tar and Pitch, in hne order;
$40 barrels Bright Varnish and Whiting;
900 boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
$4,000 Ens, Fttsturg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
5000 English Fire Tiles various sizes, from s.s to s6xls
ioOo barrels Newark, Rosendale. and other brands Of
SO. 500 barrels fresh Thomaston Lime, landing
For sale f bv AFREpf aPd Go
ten 2taw3m II Magazine street
MI ACk EREL-300 barrels, half barrels and ar
~ barrels, and kits, No; ! for sale by
MARBLE SLABS AND TlLES-5OO Marble
BY @h ' BAsELG ; c2 ST. 81 cSma sas H"
e RANBERRiES-15O pkgs whole, halves and
jas su"'i.f' s. n R SI1 If S' sse h
NAlLS--iO00 kegs Fall River Nails, in store,
mhis 'i FEsRD KENNETH co. % Mag aaiue st.
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5O0 bags
genuine Carolina Seed Cow Peas ia and for sale by
tlGS-l0OO drums extra Eleme Figs, in store
mills A +. COCHRAN n TchoapiioUlas st
[ lGARS-2oo,000 Cuba and Short Skies, in
mhi5 'g ana 'i .'ls COCHRAN. 81 reAoup,oulu. St.
RhhCLAY'S London Porter and Bass Pale
40 Ale-I] e3sks, lust landed and for sale by
. spnN u. EiLioff \ 60. s9 Cpstomhouse St
A LCoHoL-5O bbls. % per cent, just reed,
lm safe ny Z. L.. MASSEY,
h1izi corner camp and Gtaver streets
SALT-5000 sacks Coarse, 1000 sacks Fine j.,
~ store, for sale by ' ''
mhl2 FERD. KENNETH IL co. % Magazine =,
IuJUBE PASTE-A further supply of H.
above article Lemon and Rose favored ius received
tW sale by II. L.. MASSEY,
hhsi corner Camp and Gravier streets
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Rsn15 ship Empile $40 tons ice l. Warner &eo
FRY NY .rOkk-Per ship Harrisburg: Assorted mdse ~
tJvEhp04EiLEpsr ship GolAh: 450 DIS salt 10 order
EN- ship Arthur: 1888 sks sail 10 Foole
MEW ,xnkkoPer ship Indiana: Assorted mdse -'''e
NEWfohT-Per bark Sophia: 500 tons railroad non In
XXnaAAkLESTON-Per brig Hamlet; eio cks rice order.
HAnANA-fer schr Cornela: $50 boxes sugar IN haas
coese Cshusacs2 bxs sugar lo Of fruit Pnir MI; E
cass 6bls segars Vas-2 cases do Nj Espern-i do
"a Se,ard-a bbls mdss Quadras &cosnndes to Tros
.IAmfA BAY@Per schr John Roal: % hhds sugar. "a
lDn m9nsee! Shaw &cob3 hides etc Zaratln &eo--.0
- = 49, .ks otter SKINS Dbl alow. bag spece
,PENSACOLA-Pxs chr Martha: s.. 900 feet nmhs, ,5o
aooF' aud ssshss. " bales cotton yarn Simpson
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MAY0RALTy OF NEwORLEANs, March 3. 1851.
N Office is hereby given in virtue oil the above
resolution. that will sell at my office, on MONDAY.
the Slst inst at IL clock the lowest bidder the oon
tracts for furnishing all the necessary material and panSns
Calope street, from Soils to Clara and for furnishing
all the necessary material and pankng Soils street from s
hope street TO the New Shell Road The whole in accord
ance with specifications 10 be furnished by the Surveyor
mhGi A ID. CgossMAN, Mayor
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT e. CO, COGNAC.

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin Marett &
Co prepaIed to receive orders for their very superior
GOGNAC BRANDlES upon the most liberal terms; to be
shipped in any quantity, to that may lie required.
90 II 5. WOLFE. l5 CamD 81
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THEY HAVE COME.

EV~ Those persons who have been so anxiousy waiting
Tor the arrival Of our SU RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready inspection They
are really beautiful, and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them For sale by
elO e P.L. MASSEY. cor Camn and (ienxier sts
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II ETGHUPs-
IN 30 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
~ do do Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;
u store and for sale by
r. Nj. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
Ola If and 20 Common street.
SUNDRIES-
~ BRIGHT VARNISH-S0 barrels;
PITCH AND TAR-50 barrels each:
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs, all grades
MANILA AND fARRED RoPE-All sizes;
Together general assortment OF Shp Chundey, for
sale at low prices, by Il. WOOD co.
DE- Post n, % Mun'y. and Red Stores, 3D. Muny.
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. ETC., comprising
~ Maai)la and Hump Rope-of all nizes;
.fum Pitch Tar; Rosin
As-lIemp and Cotton;
'rfHc<G1all sizes;
PataMHhplleT Sheves-a sizes;
Paten Roller Bushngs;
Sslikes and Nails
Ours and Skulls-al sizes;
Paints, Oils and Varnistes;
Hardware-a general assortment for ship use;
Grockery, Earthenware and Glassware;
Bro0ms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes;
Groceries, Wines and Lauors-of all descriptions.
~ For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
z. WOOD & co, on the Leyee, Post 81, Second
MS M'U and No. Red Stores. Third Nifty.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFOR MA.

the Spanish Consul
TT Passengers for Chagres viii be transferred to the
steamship Falcon at Havana.
Company steamers.
LIZ No berth considered until paid for at the Office
of the agency, No, IS Magazine street
mh2l JAMES r. JENNINGS Asept
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PHILADkLPIIA, June ., IS46I highly recommend lt
Oayis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from riy knowle,lr
Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain In the breast the OF thi medicine
abort time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
nme recur, and on all occasions the relief speedy
N the first place 1t Is six months since she has been
free Of the affection consider and recommend mos
valuable medicine It's effect has been very r
in addition to relieving the breast S.WADLow.79 Water l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-28
DR.. AVIS'Ss
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND ia IL

EN- opt,ppr, rfy a.. a., ,rll;,, H. -, , "a,
o y w " mpnylsf w
C6 ~ SUys SgSHI ioyt us ~ ffl,
choo. etei we aEpena lew notices o. ,s
Nal. ny anu ecaey s ,a e ar q, %
xh;h ay " seeni ~ osl io @ q. s agest
tnt H. n go OBTAIN os p.oper 70 sny
''sndng' a graduate Of the University OF fennsy'vans
{. n, LFr0,W Mr.. John Y. yMorgaai Orugg,Ml
and 1T TTs1uKa. jan H. is47-The sXup OF Wd Cherry
/, ma gwen great satisfaction 10 those VINO nase used
m y. one instance q pelmaheh, cure Vi tb'hh'
;x n 2, oho tink snail De aoe 10 sell al leaa
M s'o'o t yeai' NJ, r,.,,,
trvoM yur. rdDGrd R06oiRs, DTWggfst.
some tponhIs t N. * Jan. otmWe , naye sra
wi nv @ !" .nioHuee d. lJavissSyfup o. VIVA chetS
m nsis; anu nave sold all were' sived rom yen ~
edcUe a' uSeo IN MS practice thinks highly Of tH
u'e stsSn f. f,.,h 1; ,.,.,,
JI, S,, Sn ia one OF Ge most emnen, physcians N inc
peu S.a,ss' ana Wes the attending physician OF Jo7.ph
Donane' eAhhs Vi Spah during all his residence ~ ths
county 1gy ii,v,. ,,a s,s. osf.,, All, lii,
~ Wheh we nIst pieieN TINS medicine to the pnb.c
WI VII. .g n'eon VI pupiishhg no cerlhcas
wihoui good anhomy of us lrn 10 that rule we have
al oi the authenticity oil which
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENr prvlcE,
C.ldnu Aos.i.n Mal %

l1& CRKscENr Orv1cr,
.FfidaS Morning, Marci, 2s ISL )
CS1ISA-Ihe demand was quite limited yesterday. and
~ L sched barely $500 bales. Prices without
aaaA change. though in some transactions they were
ssshw tasiss. We still quote:
ntRA ~ ~ srsroarrou.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-28

Dapiss Sp-up Of Had Cherry and Tqr--We wou,d ca0
the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several of its sanitary effects hsysoons
1ner personal obery aton and therefore
recommend it to the affcted.Ed. N j. EfekIy Yssf,.,
and Temperance Sentinel, (Treat0n.) Feb. g RAJ
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From Mr. s, G. Hayes Of the ir'a of Bre.oer 5lavss
Co., B0okseerS and St1tsGRsyS No 1873 arkst sTrtst
Phlqdsiphia--Januayy 3, 1S4f.l 1880
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar Is an nable RENE
cured the of cods with me- If Won xp.n, a.,
ifcae will cheerfuly give one. i {, IT, e''
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Ship Queen Victoria, Chase, from New ork via Mobile in
ballast. To mnAter-Point. ~
Br shp Goah Slater. iom Liverpool via Belfast, 50 days.
Ship Arthur. Talbot from Liverpool sd January to master
Ship indiana bsnnstt. l5days from New York. Owood
Ship Empire Perck, 10 days from Boston, to Geo Foster
Ship Harrisburg. Mathews - days fiom NewYork to VIM
Bark Sophia, Everett from Newport (vaes) 18th January
70 niastsr-Laiatetfe. - TT 49,
Brig Hamlet. Cawfod, 10 days from Charleston to master
Brig lzeOntns- Point.
So GEO Lincoln Rogers, days from Brazoe st Jago to
m1stef-lst my.
sci'r John Realif. Morrison 4days from Tampa Bay. to
schf Martha. Rowe days from Pensacola. to master
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SLAVES:::: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-IOO SLAVES.
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid CHI
and merchants who have Slaves for sae will paese
call before leaving their Slave with other persons
70 3mOst ELIHIT CPESWELII, 1856 Common ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
LArER FRONVnExIco.

New ORrrAss. Oct. la.P.N
We hass dates tom Vera crus Of Ihe An
instant.
Gov. Lsscher bad arrived and proceeded I'M
mediaIsly 10 he Capitol.
Accounts from The city Of Mexico 10 the 9Th
ul., represent The Government % he in The great.
Ell coolusIea. Many Intellectual attempts bad
been msds 10 appOln, : new Cabinet The
treasury Il Il the lowest ebb. and the Govern.
meat resonrces almost snnlhilated.
The accounts from the revolution 10 Northern
MEXICO bad NOT reached the Capitol
Accounts from The Rio Gnnde state that the
sheriff If San Antonio had arrested two Of Mid
cafs negroes. one Of whom i GoiIsr John.
4 leader in The Florida war. b.. free BY the
treaty,
Wild Cat i much exasperaied and lhfeaisns
retaliation.
The steamer Yacht hasarrIvsd, bringing dates
Of The OH lnsl. finn the Rio Grande
The Mexican Libefaiiug army was sill sue
crssiul, and he'd taken Reynosa with bu. lille
seasiancs
Gen. Canales hnd been declared Governor Of
Tamau'lpas. and At last accounts vas advancing
upon Maiamorrs,
Gen. Asalos, commander Of The government
forces, was going out @ meet him--whether as
ffisnd 81 Ios was unknown.
Il was supposed that Candles would assume
The command u TIE Reyoluiionisls. This Il dis
pleasing 10 American parlizans.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
OBITUARY.

1 Departed this lie, at the residence Of DR..
Vaughaa's, in Winston county, Mississippi, ea
the 10th inst, MI. HENRY BucHANNoN, Of New
Orleans, after painful illness, which he bore
with becoming fouiiudc. Alter spending the
summer IN renewing The pleasures Of former
friendships hesstOut with bis family for bis usual
residence IN New Orleans, but he had not pro.
ecded far, swben dea,hl most unexpectedly, and
for his family most untilnely, met him, and he
died amidst the weeping forms Of a few friends,
who bad FASTENED to give assistance and COM
fort and with loving, agonised wife BY his side.
Ion the day after his death. In the gloom and
darkness Of night his remains we're tollowed:hy
The sadest Of all groupes, to this place, where,
after due solemnty, they were inferred.
As a good citizen, he was devoted to the beet
Interested Of his country las man Of integrity,
ofccurieous bearing, and Of honorable dealing
he won the esteem and confidence Of al who
knew him.
| But be was mos, beloved IN the social circle
where he was most inlimallY known, and where
bis unassuming, but generous nature, and rel
fined feelings won The hearts Of NIL. As hus.
band and aihet he was mos. tenderly attached
% wife and children. two Of whom had preceded
him to the Spirit Land. twas The prospect Of
soon meeting them in better world thai cheered
him h bis last hours.
IIe leaves an afflicted widow to mourn his
loss, and an infant child who never win appre.
cia,e hers In all It's extent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
4 NAN WITH FOUR HANDS.

We find the following in letter Of the Paris
correspondent of,he New York Herald:
A very extraordinary musical phenomenon has
Just been presented 10 the Emperor Of Russia,
BY Count Orlow. one Of the superintendent o(ihe
theatres ofihe court Of Nicholas. The phenom-
enon Is young valack, named Frederic Roz.
who was born with four hands, each Of which
has Ten fingers, moved with the greatest agility.
RoItz Is an excelant pianist, who has, oic course,
no equal 10 the world. lie possesses, besides,
the talent Of a mechanic, and he made for bis
own use piano Of eight scores, over which his
fingers run like a spiders legs Roliz was edu-
Gated BY Russian prince, who LETT him, when
be died, small fortune, with which he has
bought about two hundred rings, adorned with
diamonds, with which be clovers bis fingers
when he is playing, and these diamonds produce
sparks as numerous as those Of flint when
struck with STEEL This wonderful pianist will
soon ysil Paris.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25


A meeting of i number or the citizens OF
Lowndes county, friendly tothe Mobile and Ohio
Rail Road, met Ia Columbus, on Monday 10th
October, 1851 George X. Clayton, ESQ, was
called 10 the chair. and A. r. Young appointed
Secretary when the following resolutions were
proposed BY James Whitfield and unanimously
adopted, viz:
Rssoipcd, That Rail Road Convention be
proposed ID be heldin Coumhus On Monday the
gath day Of November ncxtOf those counties 10
Mississippi aud Alabainu Interested IN the com
pIesion Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road, and
Tia, committee Of Correspondence and invita-
lion III relation 10 said convention, be appointed
by ilN Chairman.
Resolrsd, Thasa Committee be appointed
(the Chairman bsing me d then,) 10 address
.lhe people Interested on The suffice. Of the Mo
: bis and Ohio Rail Road
On motion Il was Resolved, Tint the Editors
az the various papers In this place, and others
friendly 10 the Mobile and s,hio Rail Road be fe.
quested 10 publish The proceeding ofshis meeting,
GEO. R. CLAYTON, Chairman.
A II. You've, Secretary
K Commiifee Of faritduon- Charles McLaFau
A. Il. Young. A. 3. Humph,ies and James
/ Whitfield.
Commi1fee on Address--G Geo. n. Clayton, Jas
\ Whitfield. VIM. ~. 'rcpp and VIM. Burt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

y SHEs THE SoRr.--As an evident what poor
girls can do If they have the mind, a Cincinnati
press States that three years ago poor orphan
gir applied and was admitted 10 sci type ior that
paper. She worked two years during which
lime she earned, beside her board, about 5000
and, ayaiIing herselfof The facilities which The
printing office offered, acquired good education.
She i now an arsociale edi,res. Of popular
paper, and is engaged to be married TO one Of
the smarles, lawyers in Ohio. Such a girl is
hound 70 hine. aud eclipse tens Of thousands
VINO are edneated IL the lap Of ugury and taught
all The ACCOMPLISHMENTS" # The boarding
school. --,sucila vito will BE- 4 jewel 10 her hus-
band, an ofnamept % society, and ali hono,to
her sex aud her cpuiurs."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

The albany KnicksrboCker appears 10 be dis
euslsd with the prrseFseness ofthe wings IL ID.
king the ssrong side of srsyy question thas come.
up. Speaking Of the course pursued by the ad
fnaifailon and 4 large portion 1.-THE whig papGrl
III reference % the troubles II Cuba. ihe Knlck
erbockeE says.
When The whigs elect president, L Il nbj
The grace Of God" forihey know no more aboi
discretion than they do ahou. Tie mysteries Of the
apocalypa. We care moi what queslion arises
II 4 u possible CT the party 10 wpuI iis oOlr ii
ill unpOpulartrap. l,is sure 70 DO 20. 4 GsthIl
determination IL commit suicide on Me pah o
their opponsnts which enables tho democrats d
elIacs al their victories"
Upon this lhe Cincinnati Enquirer remarks
'sDoes not that HIT whig state central com
miltes plump between the eyes Look at the
late circular pflhal committee, where they have
put The foot 81 The whig purity into a. unpopular
iran, a. could well be coaslrucied--as ifit were
,be;, .le.e smination 70 make the party commit
suicide. If.h$ party 10 Ohio gets OH, ofthe .raT
M central committee have placed them in /
willindeed be 1by The grace Of God" and no
bytheir own discretion Ifpowss.
I'D
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

tu ''ifite rnlik va "a mad. 81 r,.rne
oinllaiaIl.o o.. .lsa i1 a i,ril, ~ BY Paaei-
D slahs, ani thii pdasip's sss disaa'oni'm-
We s'B soi eater b DE hlPsserileai ial's ol
ara nta hzrs more sanliy iaas CANNON sense.
ife bsls 81 paiisne,. win saot mea-
E,rb wiett s fai.s1s noi. ani bit scanl ani sPss.
Each word catcher thar liges % sylables-
1T each ard 81 pass. Buif The cap &c any
one. ies.hin wear il with al he kild mass
di.nuioulim. We rlfaci nostins. and Wbai We
Lass,, sid zl,nys 4 aIliihs explanation That We
hare 10 msksin regard to this mall mailer.