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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19
Local Intelligenca.

METAIRIE CoCRSE.--Quite an exciting little
yesterday 1t got up for than gain,
being merely for purse given by Mr. EoG Of S25, and
was exactly rule the driver of Martin weighing
some hundred and fifty pounds, and looking
If he had just found the Baby Tree and in full bear
ing at that We venture to say those the ground
enjoyed the sportwindng it up most Of them did in
the company of friend Cuum at the Lake end.
First Heat-Tho fat un with Martin, went of at a
rafting pace turning into the straight side with lead
three lengths which he kept the head of the home
stretch when Mr. Rodgers with Tom went up and passed
him. George breaking badly thereby losing all chance for
the heat The driver OF Crorfr was in rather tight
place stayed behind he would be beat and if
ahead he took the chances of being by George
Martin "a Ia John Burnett Sunday last) his head
strong propensities well knownhs drivers face
the end Of the heat resembling pan Of his pure
milk Time 251.
Second Heat George led from the and never
headed winning the heat with ease in 247.
Third George again lld from the score turn
ing last quarter Cord closed the gap and the
heat easily. Time 2;42.
SUMMARY.
" n Rodgers enters & Ton Cfoicd1.........,,.l
John Burnett enters George Martin ,.,,.,.....2
Time-25l, "a ~
The Sunday next will probably be one of thu
and Beppo being the contestng nags Over eight hun
bred dollars bet it last evening the track
The performances OF each have made for them many
friends who will stand up the rack for their ia.
yorites.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

BEATING IN CELL.-William Wilson was
yesterday examined in the First District Court for cruelty
beating in his cell his fellow prisoner Joseph Schwsb who
was eonfned for striking with stone Francis Clarke
Wilson sent trial before the First District Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

There are seven distinguished characters OF
voice in men and women. In men they are
termed bass, baritone, tenor, robuste or full
Those of women are termed contralto, mezzo-
soprano aud soprano The compass will be found
to vary according to the length of the vocal
chords and windpipe, the longest possessing the
power of producing the greatest number of notes.
Thus, one voice may comprise a range of twelve
notes, and another of sixteen, yet both may be
of the same character. The change which &C.
ours in the voice in the decline Of life, is the
larynx, and the hardening of its ligaments
which produce a hard and cracked sound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

UNCLE Ton n lTALT-A letter from Naples
of the 9th says " There is as much Juror here
as elsewhere about Uncle Tom There have
been nine different TRANSACTIONS from the French.
II is dramatized at two different theatres. 1t
was acted last night for the first time at the
Florentini theatre, and every place had been
taken The performance began at quarter to
nine, a which time | saw one Of the royal car
riages driving to the theatre Mrs Stowe $
portrait is in the window at four-pence. At the
Fenie it is acted tonight for the sixth time On
Tuesday night | was more entertained and less
offended than | had expected, Mrs Stowe
would have been surprised, if not amused, with
the changes in the story Georges wife is made,
as in the Paris play at the Gate, to be the
daughter Of Uncle Tom, that he may display his
love of truth in refusing to dsown her even to
save her from her oppressors Instead of the
mother and child escaping by the aid Of the
Birds, they are caught in Mr. Birds house St.
Clair, instead Of being killed, becomes bank
rupt, and his slaves, for whom he had prepared
a deed of emancipation, are sold by order OF
Justice. George appears Mt the sale. purchases
his wife, proves his own freedom, and claims the
slave-dealer himself as fugitive slave. He
then threatens his life with a pistol, and the
good Tom may throw himself before his tyrant
aud, with an acknowledgment of the giusti=id
di DiO, the curtain falls amid loud applause
Tom carries always n book, which is never
named, but it is alluded to rs The Book and
what n Book and the Book Of Books! The
Madonna is only once alluded TO, and that moi
in an ungraceful way, by Eliza, who, telling o.
her crossing the Ohio, says, that she, who wa:
once also mother, helped her,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

STABBING.-James Kline was stabbed in four
places on Tuesday afternoon this Bayou ST. John by
man named Jones Mr.. Charles Madon yesterday made
an affidavit before Recorder seuzeneau charging him with
the act and the accused arrested Kline is in crit
icsl condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

FUGITIVE FROM JrSrIcE, John Richards
las Norris is under in the First District sup
posed fugitive from his quarters in the State Penentiary
of Alabama The Chief Of Police has telegraphed the fac
to the proper authorities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The case OF the State
against b Gonrey, indicted for embezzIement in hay
ing appropriated to his the proceeds of two
one for $1,000 and the other for S125Oentrusted to
him collateral security, by James Wtter yes
erday called FOR trial in this Court and dismissed
ton of Mr. Attorney General Morse, account of the
absence of material witness The had been once
tried and the prisoner found guilty The verdict
application reversed by the Supreme Court
Edward Ribel was tried on an indictment for
preparing eombusble matters with Inherent to burn
dwelling house and found guilty. Bertrand PilIaugc,
jointly indicted with him, not required to plead.
having died some months ago in the Parish Prison
witness testified the trial that he had offered Ribcl
$50 to set fire to the house by way Of proving his on
disposition and then had watched him while making
the attempt This is putting in practice the old system
Of Nitoc, aud appears to have succeeded admirably
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

CONSTABLE'S SALE
FIRsr JUsTcK's CouRT, J. RINIERE b. BLANK.
PARisH OF ORLEANS, No l3,t6l.
Spf Virtue Of writ of feri faeias to me
directed by the Hon L. u Gaiene the Peace
or the Parish Of Oea will expose public auction SATURDAY
May ~ o'clock
HORSE AND WAGON,
tr- seiIed in the above suit. Terms cash
myls j. J. HOPPE Constable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

DANGEROUS W0uNDNG.-A man who gave his
James Gallagher and who is a stranger in this
city, was on Tuesday night found lying dangerously
wounded at the Of Orleans and Claiborne streets
and brought to the Second District Police Office 1t is
understood that he wounded at the Lake by some
person unknown and having proceeded the place where
he was found became exhausted that he fell No clue
has been discovered who the offenders are who com
mtted the outrage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

C0NSTABLEtS SALE
FIRsT JusrcE's CouRr, PETER MAGLONE vs. ROONEY AND
fARish o. ORLkANs WlFE....No. 1929.
R1 VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Hon. H. u Gaenne Justice
parish Of Orleans will public auction en- SATURDAY
May IS 1885, at IL O'Clock, Warehouse TchOupouls
street. LOT OF FURNITURE
~ Srifed in the above suit. Term. cRsh,
J. ] HOPPE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19

PROBABLE Observation-Disclosures Clarke, who
on Monday evening was dangerously wounded on the
head by blow from paving stone thrown by the driver
of au omnibus named Joseph Schwab reported yes
terday to be in dying condition The attending ply
stefan refused to give certificate of Carke probable re-
covery and schwab remains in a.to await the result
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19
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SPRING PRODUCTIONS TOBACCO WARE
HeusE-RATLRoAD REyENUEs-DEATh OF AN
ARMY OFFICER II IBERIAN NEWS MEMPHIS
CONVENTION,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
sTABIER,s DlARRHdA CoRDh1l


pleasant i&are compounded with
Of Pharmacy therapeutic
Tor their peculiar efficacy In crng and similar a
fecons OF the system In its actions il AILAYS NAUSEA and
produces healthy action of the LIVER
at the same time that it cures the disease
The valuable Medicines above named have recently been in
troduce with the number of the Medical
of Baltimore elsewhere
succeeded admirably the dsascs which
are prescribed They offered to the Country Practitioner
medicines which he all depend
with the OF of the
and judicious Physicians strictly conformity
rules o Pharmacy especially serving his convenience
cannot readily the City Physician his prescriptions
compounded by practical Pharmacentist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets be had gratis all who have
the for sale containing from Doctors
Martin, Balzeil Addison, Payne, Handy, Love, &c.
Doct s. b. Martin, i do hesitate recommend
Dinrrhea Cordial and Anodyne Cherry Erpectoram &c
Doct John ADDISON 1t much pie to add
DaIrEa Cor al, &c; and Of the Fxpectoran
have no hesitation in recommending it, most valuable med
oct R. A. Payne says Diarrhaa Cordial his
practice with the happies effect and thinks of the
convenient and efficient combinations offered
fesson'
Expectoran in Bronchial with
happy resu and from knowledge of its admirable effects
with the greatest Confdence recommend it," &c.
DOcL w. s. Love- writes 10 administered
Expectoran his Wife, the
and that she recovering her standing
maady has few week done her good than all the
Sixteen OF the best Apothecares and Pharnaceus in the
City of Baltimore, write We satisfied the preparations
known Saber AnOdyne Cherry Expertorau and Stahcs
Cordial
and the diseases which they
mendd they bear the evidence skill and their pIepa
alton and style putting ups and we take pleasure in recon-
n-E. II. sTABLER f. CO., Wholesale Druggists Baltimore
Propreors.
n1-For sale by Druggists generally, and BY
a- e. DuPRE, Druggist, Wilmington, NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI,1ENT.

VEVIIS Linment unequaled Of Rheumatism
Neuralgia Bruises, Burns Strains Cnrns, Piles Tumors
external application reach volume Of certificates
given from those that have been cured Of these diseases and
Scratches, Wndgas Saddle CALLS Cracked heels Stiffness
any enlargement Of bones or or m muscle
This 10 certify that the Mexican Mustang lnment Has been
used quite stables Of Adams d Co = Great
Southern Eastern and Western Expresses for Curing Gads
Caes Scratches Sprans and bruises and has proved very
eectual. Many their have also used it themselves
and their mies and they all speak OF IFS healing and remedial
and badly and bruised his kneeas usual the MUSTANG
NMENT resored TO- and the sorness ami lamenes was
removed and perfectly well IN three or four days
We have hesitation recommending as vanb repar
ation to be used externally man or breast pUNNNG
Foreman Of Adams & Co.'S Express Stable, New York
We take great pleasure recommending the MEXICAN MUS
TANG INEENT all ends and customers the best
article Sprans of Gads Horses
extensively, and always efecaay Some OF
have used for Bruises and Sores we'll
Palms. they like magicwe
Llniment.
AMERICAN ExPREss CO.. 10 Wall street,
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, "A Broadway
ruLLEN v1RGIL S & @ CO - y !6 ,y1n VAL street street
DOVER, N H., Jan. 26, 1853
Msssrs a. Col had valuable horse that
sharp hsok opening cash inches in length and
deep. various articles to heal but inflammation
g into as in e
the Mustang which replied in the negative,
half bottle when the began TO be removed
wound heal Now IL is entirely healed and the hair
Hoping may benefited BY trial Of yauble
compound, remain yours, CHAs E. WHIIEHUUsE.
rRcEs-The nment put up in Sizes and retas for 25
cents so cents and 81 per bottle So ana size eea
"a. O. BRAGG & co.. 3oi Broadway N.Y. and corner Third
sns Sold nasysi by ID iIsaa pSussss 's DvpRE
Dee. ri, ie52-l6smJ Wilmlnston, n. G
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

E subscriber begs leave to return his thanks to his
and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
from them for the past year. and would respectfully
them that he has just returned from the North with
us us : ALL AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
ana hopes by strict attention business to merit
ohnuance OF the same He has hand the following a.
hong other articles |1~ i'10" "'Ae 9"
~ Dds. Whiskey; 20 bags Coffee;
~ hum; 10 bblS. Pork
D D hrklns Butter 20 boxes Cheese;
20 bbs. Sugar, different grades;
30 g Flour. fine and super;
80 bags extra family FLOUR
Wines, Brandy, Gin, Pepper Ginger Allspice indigo
5O 5eS Mes; Beef Maekergi Shoes, Spun Yarn Fancy
SSeeting Shifting, Blankets Buckets, Brooms, Soap,
l lae &C. and many other articles too tedious to
Don't forget to call at the old stand, Market-street
Tont Of the Carolina Hotel IHOS C. CRAFT.
wilmington. Sept 10th 1852
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

IMPORTANT TO ALL WIG USE STEAM AS A
MOTIVE POWER,

AND DESIRE SAFETY AND GREAT ECONOMY.
opportunity offered to all whom it may concern
secure exclusive right using and
vending, in States and Counties, IRV1NG'S C1RCULA-
TING SAFETY STEAM BOILER, for Stationary Engines
Locomotives Marine Engines, on River, Lake and Ocean
Steamers The advantages of this Boiler over all others
III use, are, .,,
ENTIRE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION, being more liable
to explode than open chadron ;,
2 ess than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is required
TO generate the obtained by other boilers of the same
power c,--,,.,r
4 They occupy but ONETHlRD the space of other boil
ers, and may be applied to any engine now in use.
The expense of Furnace Crates will be intellectually es
sened by small fuel required and the manner
of using it. 49, 80
The Company GUARANTEE the reality Of the above advan
tages Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL RE-
StLTS MANY these Boilers being in in and about
this cty The has but just succeeded after OF
apucation bringing this valuable invention before the
pubc It stands alone and independent in its merits and
has the qualities claimed which undenable the public
will at acknowledge its superiority other motive
Terms of sale made known application at the office OF
the 6. IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY corner OF
broadway Park-place New York. the New Broad
way Bank.
Circulars containing terms of sae &c., will be forwarded
oy mai mai Il rg9Ss.su' Is5s auutss' % s2sm
TSHE ATBONI HAT.-Do you wish light, cool, and
pleasant wearing Hat If 50, by all get one OF
the new style of Abonis they decidedly the neaes
and most fashionable hat of the entirely new Sye
call and see them at the Granite Row Emporium
ea1L Tnns ne IL T. C.. MYERS, Proprietor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Amateur Fowl Breeder.

The Editor of the Lynn Bay State has been buying
fancy eggs of some one in Boston, at big figure,
which did not turn out what he expected and so he
concludes that the hen fever is great humbug Serv-
ed him right he bought what was said to be Cochin
China eggs, and after waiting patiently four weeks,
he found six ducks in his Matching coop one morning
So much for his foresightedness.
That isn't half so bad as the case of one of his
neighbors, who paid ro1nd price fot half dozen
choice eggs queer looking specked eggs, sma round,
ouandish eggs, that he felt certain would produce
chickens, and which he was very cautious in set
ting under his best hen AT the end of fortnight he
startled at the breakfast table, hear his avorte
hen screaming bloody murder from within the COOP,
He rushed to the rescue raised the box lid and found
the hen on the nest, but in frghtful perturbation
struggling yelling and cackling most vociferously
He spoke to her kindly and softly; he would fain
appease and quiet her, for there was great danger,
least in her excitement and struggles she should des
troy the favorite eggs which had cost him so much
money and trouble. But soft words were in vain-
His best hem continued to scream and he raised her
from the to look at the of her trouble more
critically. His astonishment was instantaneous, but
immense; and his surprise found vent in the brief but
expressive exclamation" Turtles by Thunder ="
Such was the fact The poor innocent poultry fam
cer was the victim of misplaced confidence The
party who sold him the eggs had sold the buyer shock
lngly! And instead of brood of pure Cochin Chi.
mas, he found that his favorte hen had hatched half
dozen OF pure Mud Turf es. of which upon break
ing from the SHE'LL seized the flesh of the poor fowl,
and had we'll nigh destroyed her e before they could
be choked off. He has given up the chicken business
and has since gone into the dwarf pear culture
N. Y. Ddu Book.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
pIANOS-NIuSIG.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizensE
l of Wilmington and vicinity that he has openedITT AT
aMUSIC STORE on Market street. above the Carolina
Hotel where he intends to keep complete assortment of
PIANOS Of the most celebrated manufacture No 6, g.
81 and octave Panos Rosewood Cases. and with the
test improvements These instruments have been selected
by himself and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
them to be superior tone finish and workmanship to
which to this market before He will sell them
at New York prices.
He also keeps and constantly receiving the latest and
most fashionable Music for Piano and all other instruments
is enabled to receive any ordered piece either published
Europe in this country, in three days. He will attend
orders from String Brass Bands either for nsru
ment arranged Music with despatch having arranged
a the Music of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du
fmg the last months.
Od Pianos taken in exchange.
All orders for Music or Instruments from the country will
hprOmptly attended to. HERMANN L. SCHRE1NER,
Nov. I2th.-T6-tf1 Professor of Music.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

TNHE above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
l. sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, or COM sIffsA
monty called EADY belonging to the estate of James
P Davis decd. late of Dupn county, and delivery S
to US or her confinement in Jail that get her
She has been about years. and propab turks
or is concealed the part of New Hanover county adoin
ing the Dupn line We will also pay the aforesaid amount
to apy person who will enable convict any white
of harboring said slave Said slave. Edith is the wife of
negro man named Jack "a backsmith) formerly the prop
erty of Henry Williams, decd
J. II. JERMAN, ,s,
SETH DAVIS, : nun
5-n
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General Notices.
DENTIS STRV


DR. +. B. CARR, recently from New York @
i has opened Office on Market street SS(s-2
next door to Drs MEARFs & ANpERsoN UYTTYVVT
In addition to full assortment the best ncorrnnth
Dr. John Aliens Patent Improvement by which the teeth
united to the plate with continuous mineral
This has endured without the slightest change the
test, and pronounced by judges the
improvement in the Dental Art that has been made
Specimens of the kind of plate teeth together with
numerous testimonials may be at his Office
Reference given to individuals in this place. now wearing
teeth with this improvement.
Wilmington, June TO- 1853 4O-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
VALUABLE CAPE FEAR PLANTATION
~

THE subscriber having determined to Co. "a
lumbus county, offers for sale that valuable Planta- -
tion which he resides situated the of the
Cape Fear River and Bakers Creek five miles above Eliza
BEETHOVEN containing 4O3 of Land well adapted to the
growth of corn, OATS wheat rye, potatoes &C. It has
first rate mill ste beautiful young orchard of nearly 700
choice Apple trees number of Scuppernong Grape vines
which for the last five years have been very protable
comfortable dwelling house and the necessary out buildings
and superior style
Also. 4S5 of pine land situated about miles back
of the River place. which cut 900 Turpentne
boxes, 5000 of which
The above Plantation offers inducements persons desr
ing a comfortable situation, which seldom found.
~. j. TROY.
Bladen county, June 3d. 1853 39-tf
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PREPARED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

e. - THE MOST APPROVED QUALITY,
4tlHy Beneficial to Irneps and all Othcr Root Crops
&o ,, HOXT & CO.. Agents,
ia4 Water Street. ana I22 West st, Corner of
prr Dey Street, New York.
LlZER producing all the immediate effect OF the
G Peruvian Guano, with the advantage of being mach
than realize the expectations of all those who have al
tried it. The best evidence of this is the largely in
p ~ demand this over the past year Put up IN
B B3r to observe brand upon each bag or barrel
js Tor sale, American and Foreign Field and Garden
avn English Ray Grass, Foul Meadow Grass fine mixed
&<poe 18th. 1858 41-5m
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$50 he WARD.

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension a
L Of DENNIS bought last February of Mr. Newton az
Morgan. will further give 800 for such evidence as a
will enable to convict any white of harboring 20
said negro Dennis about six weeks ago. was captred in
the woods ana has absconded second time. He
tal slender, black, about 25 DID, has wife Mr..
turpentine hand. G. j. McREE.
Nav 26. 1853 226-6t-39-tf
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Lumberton, April 9Th, 1858.
CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES.
WE have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place. and shall keep assortment Of the
various kinds constantly on hand
We are agents for Dunaps celebrated carriages and
shall keep assortment of them hand and any descrp
tion that we do not have will order as wanted . 80
In absence Mr. j. J. Conoley W. j. Cornwall Will
take pleasure in showing them.
All work sold by us, warranted to do good service
DIBBLE & BROTHERS.
March 10Th 1873 27-ly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

LUMBERTON HOTEL.
0HE subscribers inform the public that they have 3
i purchased the Hotel lately occupied by G. W. EI:
Higey and that they prepared to entertain 9A
all who may them with their customs and pledge them
selves every effort to give satisfaction They are
building large and dry Stables and Shelters Their ia
bic will always be supplied with the best the market affords
and with attentive servants the and for the stables
Their undivided attention will be given to the establishment
therefore hope merit liberal share Of public patron
age. J.. W hEGANi
Lumberton, April 9Th, 1858. 3l-Sm
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n1o 11oTE1ING FOR THE FALL OF 1859!

{ Az ,S ohASERS OF CLOTHING are informed that we
& Nc tat Wholesale only) suitable for the Country
Fs' 10 be found in the States.
Ods,m1 w to business on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
@G5S promptly filed. An examination of stock is
HANFORD s. BROTHER.
III q Park Row, Opposite the Astor House.) n Y.
sQTp1yWCe are the largest manufacturers of OILED
%hvI5NG IN the country. RITBBER. CLOTHING at
~ market rates June 18th, 5S.-4l-5m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

E subscriber has leased for term of years, of R. w
bnw condition to take especial ofSpir Tupenne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house well known to be the best and safest place in town
% the storage of Bacon, Lard Corn Peas &C. The lower
naes have them four large sheds, where Spirits
v and ship SELL all kinds of produce sent to his
ne VIII also make advances when required -
lie beg5 to refer to the following gentlemen h w.
Eqrs MILES COSTIN
Browns wharf, Wilmington, n c.
september II; 1852 Linn