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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

The Colonization Society's barque Liberia Packet
sailed trom'Baltmore on Friday for the Maryland Col
ony in Africa. The american says she carries out
she has yet transported Offering, in fact than She
could accommodate. Among those who 90 out in har
are Tnomas Fuller and Benjamin Jener, Two coiored
ministers OF the gospel, from Dorchester county Mary
land. Their object in visiting Africa is to make an
exploration ofthe country and secure the
arrangements for the reception of their families and
}rends Tor whom they intend returning in the fall
ne cambridge democrat says that should their report
prove favorable, enough free blacks will emgrate from
that neighborhood to found COLONY. "'N'0 ''O'''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

- SuefENs ION BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI The
Burlington Qowa) Hawk-Eye states that Mr.. Field
bridge across The Kentucky River for the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad proposes to The city council of
Dubuque 70 erect suspension bridge across the Mis-
sissppi at Dubuque. He offers if suitable cbartar.
can be obtained, to take fourth the stock: or if
500 goo can be obtained he will take the balance Of
the stock. The City Conncil have not replied to his
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

The SPANISH WAR STEAMER PIzARRo L1RErrpn
AS the Spanish war steamer Pzarfo, lying at anchor
was getting up steam on Monday to proceed on her
De Angels. claim for $3.50, on behalf OF the own
ers OF the schooner Thomas OConner, which vessel
was injured in collision at the Narrows by the Pzarro
and served the process The captain Of the Pzarro Il
is said, told the officers that he was bound to sea and
ne would 60 but the officer told him he could NOT and
also noed the pilot that he must not take the yesse
out Inc matter was adjusted by parties on shore about
O'Clock, and the arrest withdrawn and the steamer
sailed shortly after.-N. 7. cypress. JuLu %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE DEPARTED CHILD

BY MRS. f. C. KINNEY.
BRING jasmine flowers, and rose.buds na,e
And spotless lilies ofthe vale,
10 srew upon her breast:
For in LIES opening bud she lies
Her soul hath passed to wonder skias-
f1oweret meet for Paradise.
In hueS immortal drest
Tread gently on the hallowed ground
Where stainless innocence hath found
!, Relief from every pain;
Soft drges sing above her sleen
And there let fond Affection weep
For tear drops green the grave will keen
Like showers of summer rain.
Ana an tears are natures best relief
Inc sweet, refreshing balm of grief:
r. SO let the tears flow free, -
~ as parental love shall miss
Inc winning smiles-the gentle kiss
Inc infant Prayer-the tones of bliss
That burst from LIES young elee.
And yet there is no cause of grief.
Whsn, like the morning flower, whose Iaaf
~, Shuts softly to the sun,
The eyeds of fair childhood close
Upon world of sin and woes,
In deaths untroubled, deep repose-
LILIES conflict scarce begun.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26
SOCIETY IN CALIFORNIAN
From the National Int.


respectable resident of San Francisco gives in IN.
annexed extract from late letter TO friend in WASH
lngton gloomy picture of the state of THINGS in
CITY, Some OF the evils which he depicts are the ma
tura incidents OF the peculiar cause which aractad tn
the rae nc shore the sudden rush of-amonost manu
GOOD and vlstuous--mul udes OF fierce and uoscrnnr
ous men, from all the of The earth united Nv Iha
thpst Tor gold. 1t was said by the Roman mos liar
hund DIS OF years ago, that "by gold all good fsi1 is
oanlshed; by gold all rights abused The law tssIf
follows gold and gold puts an end TO every modest
restraint But this is certainly an extreme view of The
cor,upng influences of gold. If the inordipate dssrs
or 1t and lis too easy acquisition are productive of much
evil still Its great abundance will not be barren If
good and although friend perceves in its nres.n
effects only unmitiga ed social Ills brighter DIV will
arse tor California when the golden food shall have
roned away, and heterogeneous population filled with
cuplaty ano all OF Its attendant bad passions shall
give place to settled society, seeking wealth onlv in
honest industry and honorable enterprise. and unhnd
my la" and ORDER without which property ia nothne
and liberty itself nothing: - Ao'"nA
ETtract OF Letter from San Franc,sco, June ID i.
Our city seems to be doomed The last conffaore.
ton has swept away the means of thousands who ar.
mus thrown mic distress at time when business T.
lalng; confidence between man and man disappearing.
reliance upon laws ard tribunals proving hopsless:
crimes OF all sorts increasing fearfully and mid,Cht
mIurdenngs burnngs. and lynching compelling every
body to keep watch for their dwellings, and TO nrotect
themselves and families from the burglar and
we stand, as It were, upon the edge Of volcano God
only KNOWS what il to be the issue"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26
NEW BOOKS, JULY I7.-FOR SALE AT
~ RANDOLPHTS BOOKSTORE

Ii
Service afoat and ashore during the Mexican Wa,
by Lieut. Semmes. q Navy. Pla,es $l,75.
The course OF Creation, by J Anderson, D, with
glossary Of scientific TERMS Plates; ,25.
Stuart of Dunheath, story of the present time by
Hon. Caroline Norton; 25c.
Johns. Alive, or ride of ghost, by author OF Major
Jones; 25c
August Nos of Godey's Lady's Book and Graham
Magazine; 25c.
Part 4, English Law and Equity Reports, 100 or IL
monthly paris for $lu, vols per wear bound Tor sl2
Subscribers please call Tor their copies iy IL
vHNO BUILD ERS.--Proposals will be received a
XII the office OF the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany in Richmond, until sunset on Thursday the 3lst
lnst tor the erection OF two story brick building, 80
leet long, TO be covered with slate sheet iron or
lBds tor the different kinds OF covering separate)-to
De completed by the 18Th day of November. Draw
Ings and Specifications of the plan will be ready on
Tuesday, 29ih. W -
Also, for weatherboarding the open Depot on Broad
street. 00 by 40 feet with the necessary doors and win
dows. particular description of the work on this
building will be given the Goth, to be completed by
me me ION september The company propose to furnish
ductlon they will make from their bills for having tim
Der furnished for the Depot.
y ls-dts- Chief Engineer
ENSURE YOUR LIVES.-The subscriber. as
y agent tor the New York Life Insurance Company,
has this day paid over Mrs. Lucke, policy of In
surance tor the sum of $4,000 t7I-
How important it Is tor all married men to secure
fund IN this way for their wives and children sma II in
vestment IN this Company annually may secure $1,000
S5OUU, or $1,000 for the widow and orphan
This being mutual insurance company all the pro.
hs accrue to the insured and has generally been so
per cent on the amount of PREMIUM for which scrip il
issued bearing per cent. interest, payable annually
Explanatory books &C., and every other information
furnished at my Office No. 2G3 Main st., on the souaye
above the Banks.
iy IS CHAs WORKMAN.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN.

IH@ GDD6SAG DEfAkTME EMF OF RAN
IvA DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-The mex
Lecture Term of this Institution will commence The
nrst OF September, and continue ten months This
schoo IS recognized and its students admitted on the
ao ennGcm iootlng, by some of the most respectable
medical Institutions of this country among which ma
be mentioned Jefferson Medical School of PhiIadel
pha' and the University of the city OF New York.
ne course OF instruction is extensive and practical
Anatomy ls taught both by demonstration and dlssec
uon ana Students can procure abundant material for
ossecilon on very moderate TERMS During the course
frequent opportunities are afforded Students of wit
Messing and assisting in important surgical opera.
tions. NF
on entering the school, : : y
Board, convenient to the school can he had on very
moderate terms - ~ . : 49,
Students can obtain The Textbooks in FarmyiIle.
village ew miles from the school.
FACULTY: g II a
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Surgery
FRANCIS j. METTAUER, Jr, A. M, M! D., Profess
sor OF Anatomy, Physiology Chemistry and Pharma.
r., JOHN P. MErrAuER, M. D. LII, Professor of
Therapeutics, Materia Medica Midwifery and the
~ 'r JOHN f5Iaisl p. mETTAuER.
PRINCE EDWARD c. H., Va. iy % lawt27A.
enquirer copy '
lCHMOND COLLEG Ellie exercises of
H this Institution will commence the LIST OF October
and close the 18th of JULY under the following Facuv
Rev. Robert Ryland A. NJ, President and Professor
Of Moral Science; 80 49,"
Heath Christian, Professor of Greek Language and
Literature; -
George E. Dabney, A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
French Languages; -
Lewis Turner, A. M, Professor of Mathematics;
Bennett Puryear, A. NJ, Professor Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry. So
4 The course of instruction has been much extended
and in the department of Natural Sciences lectures &C.
compan led with numerous experiments are delivered
through the whole session. Students unable to enter
(,OlaDp ha orod thoto
the primary department s'flffs'f 80
TERMs-Fer board, including diet, fuel, light, wash
ing and attendance. 800 90
Tonih rent oeooing ana towels. ....".... 90
PAYMENTS should be made one third on the LIST OF
October, January and April, respectively. The study
OF French, optional, and without extra CHARGE. Ad-
iy l5-wlO 'Af ft43s t39 . }a ~ y -. .
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

UlLEACHED AND BROWN DOMES-
AD TICS.-A full and complete stock of beached
and brown Domestics; Irish Linens cotton and linen
Pant Stufs; linen DrilIings, white and cooured Drape
de Etc; Alpaca Coatngs; Wellington Cords; Lancas-
Ter Quts; real french Marsellles DO beached and
Twlls of all kinds; ready made Shirts; Linen Col.
lars; hair cloth Stocks; Gloves Socks hair Brushes;
Combs, &c. For sale cheap at
jy "a CHENERY'S opuoste Denot
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

NE ANILLA AND JAVA COFFEE.-5l
lVE bags, in store and for sale hy
% WILLIAMS & BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

M ACkEREL.-25O bbls No. Mackerel smal
IvA size, receiving, for sale by
iy % WIN. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

EINE PARLOR CLOCKS.-Parlor Clocks Of
Il very superior manufacture in the long
run than the low-priced Yankee Clock. They run
from IA to 20 days-strike the hour and halt hour,
and give more general satisfaction than any clock in
use For sale by GENNET & JAMES,
iY II Eanla Snnara
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

SUPERIOR PORT WINE, FOR INVA-
- LIDS.-Pure old Port Wine, suitable for inva.
lids, Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
y l6 % Main st. corner l4th
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

'NJ EW FLOSR.-Taaferro's family Flour, in
VI whole and half bbls, for sale by
iy % E. III. SKINKER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

M EW MUsIC-JUsT PUBLISHED.
~ There liv'd on The banks of a SIN Doth flowing RI
ver song; Wait for the Wagon Ethiopian song; Leila.
song; Memory, do; The Death OF Maj. Ringgold, do;
Me-mad's Cave, Duet song; If you love, dear. oh
breathe not a word, song; Night Wind Waltz; Marion
do; Tamarisk do.
Received and for sale at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

MT o. MOLASS ESQ barrels treboiled" a
Vi prime ar tele, in store and for sale by
ie24 WILLIAMS & BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

EREIGHT NOTICE Merchants are requested
- to take notice that after the last day of july, The
doors OF the Depot OF the Virginia Central Rail Road
Company, will be closed every day at O'Clock p M,
- enable the agents to prepare for sending the trains
They are earnestly requested send in their packages
in the early part OF the day.
jy24 Snnt T Trs,,s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

Passengers for Stanton, by this route, leave Rich
mond Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at P M
at 9 P M. l t.,t-',
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and Farmvill-
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland C. H
at next A M, and Farmville by P M. a 81
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats o
Stages, must go at the risk of the owners will
not forward them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26

I'D EMOVAL.-In order to pull down and rebuild
Me, store at the OF Broad and 9Th streets,
have removed our goods TO the Washington Hotel,
opposite ST. Paus Church. where invite our friends
and customers to call and see u.s. being determined to
close off our present stock at reduced prices Bargains
may therefore be expected
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & co.
my 10 Washington Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

DUTCH SENTIMENT.--The Paris correspondent
OF the Courier des Etais Unis speaks of an actress
who met with great success month since at AM
sterdam. Her latest exhibition was in a piece en-
li'ied Life in Bohemia" she playing the part OF
Mimi, the most prominent character.
This piece was very much applauded at Amster-
dam, as it had been at Paris, but one thing had Sc
rio,isly troubled the too sensitive Dutchman. This
was the death of Mimi. All Amsterdam dry
ing its eyes at the end of the representation. The
resentaton of Life in Bohemia, depuiation of
subscribers to the theatre called on Mademoselle
Grave.
50 Mademoiselle," said the head of the delega-
ton, an old burgomaser, perhaps, s. We have been
dispatched by the stockholders of the theatre 10
present to you request to which we earnestly beg
you to accede." :" If IL is in my power, gentle
men, the thing is settled" replied Mademoiseile
gravey.
" Mademoselle, you die, at the end of the new
play you performed yesterday, in the midst of the
applauses of the ravshed crowd. This death
Mademolselle, has broken our hearis-pray, Made
moselle, do not suffer Mimi 10 die at the denoue
ment."
" But reflect, gentlemen, the author of Life in
Bohemia wished to have Mimi die"
On, Mademolselle, have pity on Mimi"
But what can do ="
life.''
"But YETI
Do not refuse; all Amsterdam begs of you th'
life Of MIMI
well, gentlemen, since Amsterdam insists upor
1t, Mimi shall live, promise you''
The time came, the hall was full-Mademoisel
Grave kept her promise. By prodigy, unknown
| IN science, at the moment when her death ha'
| filled all eyes with Tears, Mimi suddenly got III
and cried out in the midst of the general sorrow
| Happiness has restored me to life! ! revive f1
| my beloved"
Amsterdam that night slept quietly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

The decision in the case Of The State VS.. Read,
which we publish below, is important to District
Attorneys having to frame indictments under Pc
nal and criminal statutes. Instead of merely re-
citing the words of the statute, it is necessary to
make averments Of what constitutes the crime or
ofance-and to aIlege and prove that the act done,
or words spoken, were .teloiious, done with
criminal intent. This is of the essence of the
crime. Besides, as in this case, il is necersary to
alege and prove that the words spoken were ut
tered in the presence of colored persons or slaves
which were calculated to produce discontent or
INSTRUMENTATION otherwise, no injury could result
and no crime is committed. In the present case
a poor fellow is convicted and sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the penitentisry, for certain
words spoken, which, for aught that appears, might
have been uttered in the most obscure corner, in
the presence Of citizen Of the parish, who was
the only person hearing the obnoxious words, and
at the same time the colored and slave population
or any individual of them, remained ignorant
of what passed, as if no words had ever been
uttered or spoken on the subject. There was no
crime in this-and ii would have been the height
of cruelty, tyranny and injustice to incarcerate a
freeman in the penitentiary in such case. l.
was proper case for the arrest of judgment, be-
cause, from the face of the record, it appeared no
crime was committed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

THE public is respectfully invited to call and
Il examine the arge, splendid and com. -uEssyrr5-
plete stock of PIANO F,iRTEs, Music fxtrrx&f48
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at the UHD
above este bishment, consisting IN part OF u
Grand Piano Foes, from Pleyel Co., Henri Herz,T.
Gilbert u Co.. and the best OF other makers
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri Herr and pleyei
Picoo Pianos and Paninos. from Herr
Square Planos from Gilbert, Dunham, Wm- Hal & Son,
Gale. and Others
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall 81 Son. Broad
way, NewYork.
Melodeons from to 0ctavos.
ParlOI Organs, IN nch carved cases.
The HarmOnicon Orchestra, Organized Piano.
New style Of Guitars, Of ch and varied patterns of
Tomas make.
Boeim Flutes.
Improved Aecordeons, warranted not get of tune.
Bras Instruments from double bass to aofogether with
full assortment of Music, and old.
Mr.. ALFRED +. TRUST has charge of the establish
meni and will be at all times ready bis
friends.
has been fitted for the especial of the ladies'
where they always have tried their
purchasing. lfe26 lpl w. Il. MAYO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

MOUNT VERNoN.-The Alexandria Gazette
makes the following suggestion:
We observe that the bill for establishing an
asylum for infirm and invalid soldiers, has passed
Congress. IL Mount Vernon is selected as the site,
wha! more noble guard could the tomb OF Washing
ton have than the old soldiers of the Republic
We suggest the subject for reflection"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
TO SOUTHERN AND WEsTERx
Rl:.

II II Il Ia Ia Il n y. = y
NEW ROUTE, via Cincinna,i, Columbus Al
Cleveland, 10 Buffalo. Niagaa Falls. Upper ard Lo
Canada, Rochester, Syracuse Albany, Saratoga Spiul
Montresl. Quebec Boston, NewY Philaderhia eec
ToNew ork in 46 houu from Cincinnati. via Little Mad
Senia and Co umbus, and Columbus and Cleveland n
roads: wo Daily Trains-moning and evening On
after the opening Of navigation Lake Erie, pSssengel
Express Train will leave Cincinnati In the morning eTur(
cleveland same evening, and proceed 70 ertts;o e q
low pressure, h,st class seamefs EMPIRE STATE
time Tor Express Trains for Albany arriving At Aban
time for Evening Lines OF Steamboats, aud szivns q ~
York next moIning-makng t0rty-sight hsan thrpesA
Cincinnati 10 New ork. y-l,l.s--- :. - .
Passengers leaving Cincinnati BY Merpiag EypaA,I
viii sleep tIst night of tns above etsanAsn w.
secrnd night steamer North River feetas -
business arriving at New or whea easnx neaf -
No chs &c or Meals rtate.roorna 90 me -
connection with this line Passengers ~ EssnHs
stop sht at Columbus. lcaptal o. ono or
eeed direct through, may selt thes s
T Rail; and mo exerisn will be spaced 10 secure - -
S,ssners eeSs daily for Donsrk. netrqit ~
nav thjcsEo and all he principal pCtnts on the Uake>
E- For al information and through tickets, pies4s
MT ths Office Fast side of B.ahway hrst door Ne<t
/ Front. linainhaiL 80, 7. w. SThannE. q Eea
| SALT-Celeh,ated j. Toole brand
y CLEAN factory filed sscks-L Lots Of the shove, eiihss q
or fne viii be delivered in part oi the city to sun
'nsS@' tsS ~ ' JOHN TooLE, Is Barb rg
/ DICKLES-2O0 dozen assorted sizes, ivfssI
4 LW.ARTHUR co. y and p NsN -
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From the Sandwich Islands.

The Ala California publishes royal decree es-
tablishng posoffice at Honolulu, at The office of
the Polynesian-Henry M. Whitney, p. NJ.
The rates of postage are ten cents every letter
weighing not more than half an ounce, received
from San francisco, and ten cents for every add l.
tonal half ounce two and half cents for pam.
phlets, and two cents for each newspaper circular,
etc. Editors to be allowed the privilege of free
exchange of newspapers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
MILLER, HARRIs& Il WALDO, No "a Cans

MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO, No "a Canal
~ street, New orleans wholesale and retail deaers in
FINE TABLE CUTLERY, Plated. Piani.hed, Tin. ia
paned and Wooden Ware; Table Mats, Gilt and Bronzad
Lamps and Girs ndoe Glassware; Plain and Coored Foor
and Wax Candies; Sperm, w aae, Lard. Lnseed, Neasoot
a,d Chemical Obs; Spirit Gas, Camphne, AL oho, TuIpen
Putty White Lead: Sand Paper, Glue; Cerled Ha Har
Seating and Springs: Flowing. Polishing Scraping, Fun
ture, Coach, Black Japan aud White pamar Valnishes.
Also-Picked and Common Moss always ior sale. .
PRICES OF CAMPHINE.
~ me nSe gallons 90 cents per gallon
mht2 tp ly dEW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
DENTISTRY
JAMES H. SPRATLEY,
SURGEON dffA DENTIST,

Between Peyiras Lafayette Square,
WHERE all orerrtlcn, on the TEETH viii be performed in
w satisfactory manner. mis- "
DENTAL NOTlCE-The Copartnership here
- ;oore existing between f.; H., G. s. & ssss-s@=s.
J. s. KNAPP is dissolved bv limitation ASsssaSS{r.{
F. H. g; s. knapp and l. Chandler h U 1s'YSYTsSYA
street, c0raer Of St Charles.
]. s. Knapp may be consulted his office and resi-
dence, No. l0 SdrGeRe street, near Canal.
They give particular attention the preservation of Carl
ons Teeth, millions of which annually lost
OF timely and udnious treatment They also prepared
to insert Artificial Teeth according to the late improvements
IN the art, either fastened by atmospheric pressure c
and with o. without Articai Gums the may require
roform Leteon, with perfect safety they haS ing used
these articles in nearly four thousand with and
without injury to the patient. d2 mh2ndS WHY
r H. BADGER, DENTIST, OF Tennessee, for
smery of Alabama and Georgia, No l23 Julia street, be
tween Camp and St. Charles streets, Thirteen Buildings
NewOrleans Mo I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING ACADEMY.
MI R.P. CLiSSEY res pectiully informs the ladies'
l'l ard Gentlemen Of NevOrieans Darciug 49,
Aeaismy will te openei ou MONDAY next, Nov. 4, at II
NE7, No. csfsndelet street, Common &s
O. SE Canal streets, where he III teach ali the Nk
L1 fashionable Dances vogue, oldpinz
SE French enadyiles,
Paise a DeuI Temps, Polka a JSazourka,
pdtss Tro,s Temps, German Polka Waity,
P0tka Ga Salon, La ked0na,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will teach thess fashionable Dances ladies gentle
men n a Of fifteen lessons.
n- Private Glasses for adss and gentlemen from Ill O'Clock
every day.
nr Class for chsn from 3o'cioek till dark MONDAYS
THURSDAYS.
No Class for gsnteaeu from hatpast tn TO- every night
Nes0riean', Nov. ., 1850 n2 os INV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

From JAMAIcA,-We have one days later ad-
vices from Kingston, Jamaica, but there is no ad.
dtional news.
We have also Barbados and other West India
papers to corresponding dates, but they contain nc
news.