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PAY IUP! PAY up! PAY UP!!!

dA LII those Indebted BY book account or
IA otherwise, 10 THOMAS CoUBrER,
l1ust prepare 10 settle, ~ il is his mention
20, GLOBE, up all his business TO this date and
begin Oh new footing. and as it is necess-
ary 10 his business that oil accounts Of long
efahding be .siinofg xie ~ saiIn3 g9G
q SETTLED AND: PAIDlUPiaT
Forthwith. He trusts that those Of his lcus-
tomess. who have long been indebted tcnhim
will take this hintapd be bprpinPt and Punc-
|.tpal. .,,sy, THOMAS COULTER,
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tive TO the iunnage duties Of vessels touching 'nere
which are secsTtc 10 be highly onefous ana ueH"
mental TO the prospects OF the ISLAND
The CAPTAIN of a Brazilian vessel IN por' hlvihs
ATTEMPTED by force 10 reclaim IesTo max hto 81
caped from his vessel, the MN vas ofo1ght H'y
cont ard, though proven'o Re sivesa As ~ go
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CANADA.


QUEBEC, Friday, Dec 20 ls1i.
-. on, IN the east end of the Artnley
IRE oIIA6 ,Sosncs stores near the Palace gate
osIraess Lee, Sn tbs morning The troops quansfeo
about S.rrsrks barely es-aped with their hyss'
~ ho M s+o 600 worth Of Military stofes we.e "a
,1oyed. and the building was valued AZ noih s'''"
seo
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ST. HELENA.

IBosros, Friday, Dec: %, 1851.
p. from 6, Helena to the ash Octsoer are
,.nsp Of news. Meetings are beng held there rsas'
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~ In the Aldermen last night there
was considerable stree, business done. resolution
was offered to rent the Houston-sree! Ferry 10 Ger
rard Ssuy'essnt and others, for ten years at $500
per annum. Ii was referred to the Committee on
Ferries. Board adjourned to Monday.
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~ The last of Catharine Hayes's Con
certs tpreyious to her Southern tour will be given at
Metropolitan Hall tonight. The programme will
be found in our advertising columns. The friends
Of the fair singer will be found In the house sss
O'Clock.
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL IAkD OrYIcE, March 81, 1851.
TN order that the liberal views OF Congress, in
Land 80 certain I oce ana ee Who have been en aged
the Military service of the United States may De carried ou
sSe IN Obtaining the bsnehs sraniedb the
for hD S he and sSs
Pubc Lands the fruits of their industry and privauons the
That psbc notice be 81 given to all settlers rubie
Lands 70 s snd e ,ns q
settlements nd MS rs required Dy ne o
hts AID prevent interference by the location OF 'hes
And that all warrants may be upon land applied
for i subject to private the I'd March, 1851. hou
az amaav az 10 wnene sad ahd Is mpovsa % ~ not a ~
the hands the Land cer. at least 'oIy days 4 al the
wah pfesnaaon Claims or ohewise, the will Be-
to % Ss S psfrns % 5. Sa there such
Waranees can locate Their warrants on their cwn preemP
lie sale prior 10 the Sd March ISL: and where he mni@a
price OF the land is more than one dollar and tweay-hye
ce o Fl e and pis s BY he
tlmatng the warrant at u S per acre No pIsemRop rights
along the routes Of railroads or canals: .,
locate the warrant applicant shoud dss Land
District section OF country OF particular tract on winch hs
would be designate Others the order in which
tn desired that in the first selected shall have
Others which may be vacant thout further delay In these
the affidavit Of the S taken % sfD an
mentioned in the warrant must accomany the apple uon
The rules must be cOnpleu where appcauOn Dy
letter is made The District Land Oticen Where such ap
plicaton made by the Attorney Guardian Executor,
the evidence duly certified. of their authority must
also accompany the application.
BY clause in lst Section Of the Act making appf0pra
for the of the Government Tor the fiscal
ending a0h June 1851 approved 81 March, 1851 enacts.
that bounty Land under the Act OF 8
September sa. or by virtue of any oher AIT Of tongess
shall be located land which had heretofore be
brought and then subject thu
land can be located under the bOunty Land Law Of 3
september, 1850, other law granting Rounty Land
excep, that which bad been proclaimed and offered for sal
prior the 81 OF March, 1851
| apl9 1aw6w J. BUTTERFlELD, Commissioner.
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The Temner Of Cuba,

The NewYork Commercial Advertiser, of the
Sh thinks that the following extracts from letters
from Havana published in the Journal OF Com
merce, will go much further with rejecting per-
sons as indications of the public sentiments in
Cuba, and the reception they would be likely to
give the would. be pirates who talk of invasion,
than the idle dreaming and false representations OF
the journals here favorable to the disgraceful anti
Cuban designs:
"To-day the Falcon, from New Orleans, brings
fresh reports of the Quitting of expedition, and
| | am told although have not seen it, a procama-
| ton of President Fillmore denouncing all con.
cerned, etc etc. l can but add my firm conviction
that the invaders must be indeed strong in numbers
| and means 10 expect any success for the inhabit.
ants, partly through loyalty and partly through
fear of the consequent anarchy, of the terrible
| vengeance of the Government in case of defeat
will be but slow to afford them aid and comfort.
| The vigilance of the Government continues un
ceasing. The number of military in the city il
much reduced by transfers to the interior and post
on the coast. The official paper contains copies o
| several Offers of service from individuals and bo
dies of men in the interior, in the event OF inva
sion," etc., elc. -
"There are some fears about another piratica
expedition from the shores of the Southern States
but the Government here is well prepared for il
1t is to be hoped, however, that the United State
Government will have taken the necessary meas
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY EUROPA.

We received copy of Wilmer & Smiths Eu-
ropean Times, of April 26, brought by the Europa,
from which we select the following additional in
teresting items of foreign Intelligence
Ireland.
Several ncendary fires have recently taken place
at Mitchelstown, Nenagh, Birr, and Dicksgrove,
Kerry)
The Dublin papers announce the conversion OF
four persons from the errors Of Popery. One OF
them famous Corn-Exchange orator IN
OConnell's time.
Dennis Healy is to be hanged at Tralee jail to-
day for having poisoned hs wife.
Lord Clonbrock is CONF letey recovered from his
late dangerous illness.
The Limerick, Cork, Waterford, and other jour
nails, state that emigration continues to an enor-
nous extent, stimulated, in most cases, by remit
tances from America.
From the townland of Eallyhugh, union of Kill
mallock, it is alleged that two hundred and thirty
persons have been evcted in the last month on the
estate OF John Marcus Clements, Esq, and the
habations unroofed.
The walls of Kilkenny and Clonmel are pla
carded with the names of the Protestants VIII
signed petitions to Parliament against the Papa
aggression, and in the latter place they have bee
denounced, especially Wesleyans.
1t is stated that nearly dozen farmers from tn
county of Durham contemplate proceeding, or hav
already proceeded to Ireland, for the purpose
renting or purchasing farms, now being sold unde
the Encumbered Estates Bill, and we understan
that so soon as the experiment has been fairl
tested, there are others ready to follow.
EH,igration.-Within the last eight days eleve
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New YORK, May 14.-IHe Markets.-Cotton
at New York to-day declined to !. Nine hun
dred bales were SOLD Corn active, with
upward tendency. Pork declined shilling to
quarter Lard st.
Sailing of the Niagara. - The steamship
Niagara left Boston to-day with ninety-two passen-
gers.
Death of Gen. Marriot. Gen. Marriott, formerly
Collector Of Baltimore, died there to-day
Baltimore Coffee Market-Sales of 5000 bags of
Rio coffee were made to-day at &c.
New YORK, May Is, P. M.-Cotton has
dec lined half cent Upland Middlings 9R,
| Orleans 81.
Flour .lxpence better; Orleans nominal at $4 IS.
Lard Dad.
Pork is 25 cents lower. New Pork is quoted at
| Sis 25.
| The President is received with an enthusiastic
welcome on his tour through New York.
Sales of Cotton 1000 bales, with decline of a
| half cent since the steamers accounts
The steamer City of Glasgow takes from Pha-
delpha 1874 passengers and $4,000 in specie.
Sumner, the new Massachusetts, Senator, has
written letter opposing unconstitutional resistance
to the execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law
At Liverpool, ships Richard Alsop and Birken
head at Bremen, Iiztein and Welker; at Genoa
Anonymous, Carmne and Phiiomena, from New
Orleans; off Holyhead, May 2, Continent, of New
Orleans, for Liverpool.
Fair Orleans at Liverpool, I'd. [Picayune.
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AFFAIRS AT WAsHINGToN.-May 8.-Letters
give the annexed items:
Major James M. McRae, formerly whig editor
at New Orleans, has been appointed military store
keeper at California.
Gov Letcher, Minister to Mexico, leaves here on
his return on Thursday yesterday morning.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury expects
to visit New York and Boston the beginning Of
next week.
The Superintendent of the Census will probably
visit Europe shortly, for the purpose of obtaining
Inflammation regarding European census operations
There is reason to believe that the Attorney
General will decide against the payment Of interest
on the Florida claims.
The Postmaster General leaves on Saturday. the
others of the Cabinet, with the President, Mon.
day. practical illustration will thus be given o
the unanimity of the Cabinet. The Secretary o
the Interior W ill return at once.
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ures to put down intercept all such nefarous
dertakings In fact, so generally confident are we
of this, and of the little sympathy here and else
where in favor Of such undertakings, that business
is so far little affected by these rumors.'
There is some alarm here occasioned by the
rumored concentration of force Of 5000 to 1000
men at some point in Texas destined to invade
project may be defeated by your Government-ours
is at the same time abundantly prepared to over
throw it. 1t is currently reported and believed
here that the leaders of the expedition have been
furnished with large sums of money by citizens OF
the United States as we'll as of England" tN
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OWL ENGINEERING.

THE subscriber offers his professional services to
L Railroad Companies and Others who may desire them:
He has been engaged 1923 in the location and
construction Railroads the States OF South Carol
Georgia and Alabama. and has therefore prac cal expert
The management of such works. which, he feels
dent will enable him give entire satisfaction those
whom he may Letters addresse at Mansfield OF Lo
ganpor DeSoo Parish. La. will be promptly attended
Satisfactory reference Of character and will be gyen
my2 limos JOHN L. COLE.
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TRY DALLEy,s PAIN ExTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box and applied the
felt Immediate wherever touched me- and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly 1t obtained, and
new life seemed To h. burning and
In the chest even made Pills of it, and took them which
.oon cured me. | my life your valuable Extract,
being and have been since early
II the wear 1842. kERZIA FRENCH.
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CO6TEvEN KISS;
ar, CoHsTIPATIoN Ov THE BOwRks.
TILE PAIN EYTR ACTOR

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Il the sures and remedy for this disease
It will positively give relief in the and after
all the old remedies failed Persons nave frequently
called al our Office with astonishent their stating
that they used the ointment upon
of their bodies near bowels that copous
had resulted fromt. Thsresult will always follow athoroug
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive ;he experiment be tried. 1t is perfectly safe
in no instan Pain Extractor o harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

THE FLORIDA CLAIMS The Attorney General
Mr.. Crittenden, has, at length, given his opinion,
in full, on the subject of the claims under the
Florida treaty of 1919 The opinion is, that under
the treaty, the claimants who established theii
losses by process of law, entitled interest," as
damages for the loss OF the use of their properly
from he time of the loss but that under the acts
of Congress, applicable TO the case, the Secretary
of the Treasury not directed to pay interest As
every Secretary, since 1897, has refused to pay in
rerest that usage is established, and cannot be
changed by the Secretary. He suggests that the
claimants must go to Congress for an act allowing
them interest, according the proper intent of the
treaty. Mr.. Corwin will not act at all, give
opinion in the case, because he counsel for the
claimants. The Cabinet, it is said will decide the
question: after considering the opinion of the Attor.
ney General.
The amount involved in the decision is computed
at nine hundred thousand dollars. Mobile Reg
lister.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

U- We have just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIEs. SOAPS,
COSMETICS etc.. ever Offered in this city Customers
and visitors respectfully invited 70 eau ana eAae our
s,ock which we feel satisfied will please This assortment
consists Of
DoupLK EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
% CoLoasEs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
To,IsT So. ps of every variety and odor;
PonATums from the factories of Lubin. Dupuyuen,
Rousse and others; 4.ti .t-s JIa45 -4 1.,.
SuAyIss SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
PowpKR BOXES AND PuYFs; TOILET Powder, etc. etc
Toge, ~ with an extensive assortment of 10
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES. A'
COhBs, Nail BRUSHES, etc
tR- For sale at P. LOUIS MASSEY'S, t'e
felO IF corner Camp and Gravier ss
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AALT RHkU M. |.

This csrtifss that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Sail Rheum Of thirteen year,
duration. and for These fierce diseases have been at
can be nodoubt but this Medions has al the that the
yaton added to respectable testimonials its favor
by Others Tho used immediate relief
do eaeeruy recommend to the attention cthe afflicted
the use OF this invaluable salve- -
Rufal0, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPlN
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THEY HAVE COME I

~ Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAI, DENTAL AND EY e
INSTRUMENTS are respectfully informed that they have
at last to hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and zee them. For sale by ... .,.-
felQ If p MASSEY COR Camp and Gyavier sts
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HOL M Esq
SODA WATER
FUR RE--No Lead Poisoning.

- eeS--AsS ~Onu OASSAAA6s
IT S. WATERMAN. Gate Holmes & Co..
l. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC.
TURER No 80 Carondeet street, Gravier offers TO
furnish his former customers and her retailers with PURE
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular attention tn his
Block Tn Cooler Pipes, mpr vement absolutely
us as proven by recent deveopements of the
t. g. W. also furnishes Coda and Mineral Waters Sarsa
para, etc. etc., in glass bottles. Ordrs for shipment in
any quantity. carefully and PROMPTLY attended and de-
vered without extra change to, drayage. k sOIa WHte
Apparatus constantly on hand tor sale. apl 3I
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sORB NIPPLE

The efficacy OF h PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures, and do
hesitate to say that the Onmen will fail for this pu
pose Deicacy prevents Us from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject. The following procused by OF
Asents: -
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
with that most distressing complaint most valuable
tice cure it. PHlEbE bkAY,
albany, April, l845. MARY MOORE.
FEVER SOR rs.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveera
Fever Sore fourteen last past and have nearly
medicines that used recommendedk scure but to
MEY's hI R9''sM AGicAL PAIN ExTRACToR, when. to my
great surprise. before had used whole box o this saiy
my limb was entirely healed. and have nothing oi left
HE Hsnristta, Monroe county N. ". May 6. 1875.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS Its in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July s, ls4s;
Dear Sir About week since while working trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
step The wound began name, and continued dG
upti became much alarmed. used British Oil, inctur
Of Myh and adhesive pasten but all purpose
then commenced the use OF
and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation bsga
| to subsde and has now entirely left me-.
| confidently recommend Daey's Mastca ram Ex
being superior to anything have seen tried to
removing pain or infammauon. m
am shp-carpenter by trade and shall be wiingt
fy the virtues of the Save at all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue, No. ISL, where give
information desired. YGqH!s, HsKys how NJ p,suop
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DENTISTRY. ~
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

90 Camp street, three doors belong Posdras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
o,. sas%'es ..sea =" PfAS ffe ~
and MUSlCA l. INsTRUMENrs at the ENH
aGSss sad Piano. fele. em eys Co.. Henri
Gilbert h Co, and the best Of other makern
Semi Grand Pianos from Henri Herz and Pleyei
Pcoio Pianos and PlanlnOs. from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham. Wm Hall q Son,
Gale. and Others
The splendid prize Piano. from Wm all & Son. Broad
Me,gdenns from 4 to octavos.
Parior Organs, IN nch carved cases.
The Harmoncon Orchestra. Or OIsanzed Piano.
Tomas make. ...-a =
Boehm Flutes.
Brass insru from double bass to ato-oeether with
fu asso'snsPi Of h9.iS nsT and oS If tho ..,,bl,.b
ment and will be at all times ready wait his
room has fitted up for the especial of the ladies'
purchasing. T"sas sing ''A ifsS ipl 80 w +. MxYO.
Nl lUssC AND N siCAL .NsIkI MhAis.-The
lvl subscriber would respectfully request your mr.
to s snd % Hss S
and also their well selected assortment Of Piaao ~
Fores, from the factories Of ths fnt maken in the
stnnss for Violin Guitar. Harp. voncelo. Double Bs.
etc. Guitar Pina, Pegs. Screws etc, 49,.
for Bapd.. Tsmbournes Ban,os, Drums, etc etc.
Piano Forte Wire Tuning Hammers Forks. etc etc. ant
| every article connected with the Music Business,
Order tor Music and Musical instruments Will oe pfomp
liberal discount made dealers and professors. and
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part pasnea
All the new Music received from the North put
The entire Music DePartmen, will be under the charge
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. ..New Orleans, La. pct y;
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