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OLYMPIC THEATRE-This is the last night of
the engagement of Messrs. Dimond and Kelly, the
celebrated negro-dancers. The challenge Tor S2OO
has been accepted. The performances are The
City Merchant - after which the grand struggle
for heel-andtoe notoriety will lake plaee-and the
entertainments of the eveninato conclude with the
farce Of Spfigs of Laurel. We are glad to
learn that Mr., Deering isdoing thriving business
better, indeed, than that of any summer theatre
that has been opened for wears past.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

A MANIKIN ARRIVED. On the 9th, the ship
American Eagle arrived at New York, from Lon
don, bringing as passengers a miniature specimen
OF humanity, who, it is said, win completely take
the wind out of the sails of petted Tom Thumb.
He is said to be eleven or twelve years of age-to
have perfect form and really handsome face, and
to be the very personifeation Of htleness.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

SUIcIDE.-The Cincinnati Dispatch is inform
ed that Miss Jeffries, a teacher in the Rev. Mr..
Walace's female seminary, at Wheeling, sprang
overheard from the steamboat Lewis Wetzel, ON
the 5th inst and was drowned She has shown
symptoms of insanity for several Weeks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. AT
the annual meeting of the stockholders of this Com
pany, on the 18th, at Banum's City Hotel, Balti-
more, B. B. French, of Washington City, was re-
elected President; Geo H. Hart, of Philadelphia,
Treasurer: and r. M. Clarke, of Newly ork, Sec
retary. The members Of the Board Of Directors
were also all reelected, except Geo. c. Pennlman
James Williams, of Baltimore, was elected IN hls
place.
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GEN WohTH-This distinguished officer arrived
at a late hour last night from Vera Cruz on board
the steamship Alabama. Our citizens will doubt
less give him hearty greeting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

HAYTI-Advices from Aux Cayes to about the
18th ult state that the President had returned from
his southern expedition, and that business had been
resumed, tranquility having been restored.
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sgr To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE d CO.'S
LONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
Where may be found the Largest and

"
BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
of every description, in NewOrleans.
Al this establishment every the very lowest
price at sod and reduction instance
be made Purchasers they good bad judges Of the
quality of goods may assured of obtaining article at he
erv lowest price without trouble beating down. the fear Of
being cheated price for goods and that invariably
is the lowest in the city. Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is low very large, comprising
over 100000 Worth.
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A SIGNIFICANT SIGN.-It is stated that the gun.
smiths Of Europe hsTe more work offered 20 them
than 4hsy ebn psFfeFm f nm years, end that e,ls,
ssk hsss Increased n prss kasa BkmEs.
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MARYLAND BARNBURNERIsM. The Baltiinore
Sun says it is reported that the Maryland rec 0O
men are about to call convention to nominate an
electoral ticket for the support of the Candidates 10
be selected by the Buffalo convention.
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INCREASED IMPoRTs.-The official statement Of
duties on imports received at the port of New York
during the fiscal year ending June Both, lS48, shows
the amount to have been $50 977, 5l4, against ST.,
g7I .514 in I847, and Sl9, 499 ,069 in 1916.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

PENNsYLvAN Brodhead, democrat,
declines reelection to Congress from the Tenth
District of Pennsylvania.
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o. Brew. Brigadier Gen. Childs has arrived in
Boston, where he will await the arrival of the
Massachusetts regiment, which he has been APP
pointed to muster out of service. The citizens Of
Pittsfeld, Mass, rendered him public dinner, but
he declined IT,
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday

PLRNTERs' Jones' Ala; Kela, La Thearn, Mach; 1t
o Defenders ILL., 1t c Ciooei, } II Gray.
HEWLETT's. - Head, w II White, - Noron'---John-
son, NewOrleaus.
VERANDAH Forsyth, Capt kimbal stevens
W BOWMAN M ] A Cove. Col Crnglau U 5 a; ttarrlso
Johnson La; G Miller and lady, Matamoros.
ST CHARLES - Bisseli, 1t 5 & Scott, o Shepherd, "
SsaWer w II Johnston Capt c Gauu, Capt els, q
Whistler Marvin Nay, Capt Blackburn \ BUTT - -
A: W Bell Ala Ms A Breath, Il Waerzon, N Mee Owe"
ney, R P WnsoV- g N Lam Miss; w R Wmbih, La.
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GOVERNOR OF Decentralization Ritter,
editor of the Reading Gazette has been proposed
the democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, in place of Gov. Skunk
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OF The Anti-Taylor meeting of wings, at Bos-
ton on the evening of the 9TH, rather thinly at
tended Messrs. Hoar, Wilson and Paine delivered
speeches. A fourth speaker was Kissed down.
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oHIIIs1 OfaFatsi n hukeFcHItIs3 tICs
Superfne all Linen Shirts stitched boson So so 81 So
hne Muslin Shirts linen bosom and collars to 81 IS French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts Mer-
Flannel auze brown, white and pink Underhs and Drawers;
Silk Undershs and Drawers rich styles fancy Caya Italian
and French Black Silk CVats; Silk and Linen HandkeTchei;
Linen border Handkchieis Linen and Silk Gloves Black Kid
Gloves Cotton Merno and Linen half Hose Silk and Bingham
lmlea also Trunks, Nases and Carpe Bags. ieL3
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TRANSPORTATION OF ANOTHER IRISH PATRIOT.
court martial was held at Athlone, Ireland, on the
I4th and 18th of June, on private soldier, charged
with having thrown down his arms, flung awayhis
ammunition, shouted for repeal, and said that he
would rather fight for Mitchell than Queen Victoria.
number of witnesses proved the charge. 1t is
Thought that he will be transported.
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G-Cullen Sawtell is the democratic candidate Tor
Congress in the Fifth Congressional District Maine.
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APPOINTMENT BY. THE GovERNOR.-Wm. W.
w. Wood, of the Parish of Caddo, Aid-de-Camp to
the Commander-in-Chief with the rank of Colonel.
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s=z5a The Oueeu's Delight which forms essential
ingredient in the GBAEFENBERG .SARsAPARlLLA COM
P6ND is probably superior Sarsapara itself Professor Frost
Of Charleston speaks follows [s See Bulletin No 6, I'd
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o. Gen. Wool and staff We're at the Brazos on
the 18th, waiting for transports. There was not a
single vessel in port at the time the Ogden left.
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ars Gen. Scott arrived at Elizabethtown, NJ,
an tba 10Th
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sin LATER from vera cruz.


By the arrival of the u s. steamer Alabama
at late hour last night we learn, through the po-
likeness of her commander, that Gen. Worth's d.
vision reached Vera Cruz on the 18th, the day the
Alabama sailed The A. left at half-past P. NJ.
Major-General Worth and suite, Colonels Bohlen,
Whistler and Clark; Lieut.. Coils. c. F. Smith and
LOOMS, and large number of other officers, came
in the Alabama She also brings 400 non-commis-
stoned officers, musicians and prvates of the 9th
Infantry, of the First Division
The other regiments of this Division are embark
ed and en- route to their respective destinations viz
The I'd and Sd Artillery sailed on the 18th for
the North, direct. :. The 4th Infantry the 10th
for Pass Christian, via Cat Island. The 9Th In
fantry probably on the 10th, same destination.
The 9Th Infantry on the 10th for Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-, via New Orleans.
There remain at VeraCruz but one horse bat
terry, five companies of Cavalry, and the LIST Artil-
lery, the garrison of the place, to be embarked.
1t is probable that all the public property will be
Withdrawn, and the final evacuation take place, on
or before the LIST of August.
The steamships Palmetto and Orleans arrived on
the 18th. The Great Western was nearly ready
to start.
List of Passengers:
sTEAMsHEP ALABANGA from vera Crqz6Msjo5G Genera
Lieut. L. B; Wood, A D. c.; Lieut.. Col, q F. Smith %
Art, Acg. Inspector General Capt Geo Deas, A a. G.
bridge Asst Commssary; Col Whistler 9Th nanty Capt
Blake I'd Dragons Col Clarke 9Th Infantry Lieut. Col
LOOMS Commanding, 9Th Infantry; Lieut. kirkham Ad
utant 9Th Infantry; Lieut. Hancock, O. NJ 9th infantry
Asst Surgeon Moses Capt. Cady, Capt I. L. Alexander
Capt Todd Capt G. 5. Lowell, LIST Lieut.; Armsead, Is
Lieut.. WemOe, 1st Lieut. Morrow, I'd Lieut.. Wilson, zC
Lieut.. Howe ID Lieut. BuckDeF I'd Lieut. Heth, I'd Lieut.
shaeketord, 9Th Infantry AGO non-commssoned officers
gnseans and pyates Of 6t Infantry LIST Division Mr.
Mahsdp,ury' Post-ohce Dept, Mr.. Waterman; A. Morris
Mrs. Capt. ThOs. jordan, U. S. A.
! - sTEAMsHIP VIRGINIA from VeraCuz-Cos. E. H AMI
" HolgeuFs. go men, under command of It. Col j.
SSnnson Surgeon J. w Tyler Capts. NJ J. Bernard and
" h0Wat Its ). V. TeUett Adit E. c. Marvin, r. q
II. " Cochran, George II. Can and NJ II. Hooper
aessIs. george Todd and NJ Cockburn, O. NJ. D.. John
Smiih lazy ana hVs children; Mrs. McComeSky. niece
/ IA. Q, CleTsH, Of Co, D. NoltiEsnrs ~ ~ -
sFsAaEg Fl A, oaasH, hap Btnsas stJsss-si a. Ala
EsssYg Gse Asasf ssXg,saa ps Gers ilas, lfl u
Mss sss 1852 y sIshaias4 u sls!t ssg VI u. sssi
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Cry MoRTALITY.-Deaths in NewYOrk, for the
week ending on Saturday before last, 1885, Men
Sc, women 81, boys 80, girls n. Deaths in Viii
nlnE,er, bsl, during the month Of May, a.
Aduigs is, sh1dfsl ss fsrississ 81 lhalss is, BY
ssaEgREaeal &
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH

Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Telegraph.
f7~ This Line of Telegraph is working regularyit
Memphis to all points North and West, and on the Lakes
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats DAILY from the office Commercial E1ehaRge) OF
the Company in this city.
f5 The public may rely upon pTomptness and d atch.
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent
eI~ A Remedy for one Glass Of Diseases only
NOT FOR GLL.-DR WOODRUFF'S DISENTER4 COlt-
DIAL.-Price per bottle; six bottles for 81 So
From H. w. Hiliart late U. 5. Minister 70 Belgium
WOOdTtf-A received oTlll were
go enough Having used the article, do not hesitate
70 pronounce valuable medicine Indeed, Tor such tons
suser with m the South kn"M Oh
nothing equal Respectfully, HENRY W. HlI.LlAhb'
From Capt John Davis Company D, Georgia Reg MEXICO
Dr. NJ W0Odrl take pleasure in expressing TO you my very
high appreciation the ec ICY Dysentery Corla
in cases arrangements the Bowels and recommending u
The demand the Georgia Regiment that generous dona
tons to the Captains exhausted consider
Infalfble Remedy, and esteem one OF the most Nau
able medicines the soldier Gerry with hun.
Your Obliged friend,
July l4th lsl7. JOHN L. DAVIS Capt Co. D.
s% DR.. WooDRUFF's Worm SPECIFIC is safe an Il
efficient remedy Homs.-TRH II! 1t as good as the Oea7
cheap ashe cheapest
do certify that administered member Of my family d.
Woodruff Worm Specific, and ought away fy worms anu
,t = &C., "JOHN J. LIT LIE.
r The foregoing for sale wholesale and rai only
byJ WRIGHT & CO. ISL Charities street. NJ Iel"zm
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NEW YORK, July II, P. M.-Return Of V0tuf-
teers-FaiIlre Of a Bank.-The steamer Edith is
below, having arrived from New Orleans. She
has on board a number of the New FORK volun-
teers, returned from Mexico.
The Canal Bank at Albany, has failed to redeem
its notes and other obligations. The amount Of La
bies is not yet ascertaned, but under the circum-
stances presumed to be toerably heavy.
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TIE PARDoNING PowER.-Governor Young has
pardoned forger, after a few days confinement,
who was convicted with the Kidd Salvage humbug,
the object of which was to make him witness in
an action in favor of the manager of that assoca-
tion N Y Sf1r
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sr E. S. Grant, now travelling in the Northern Cities
i. authorized 10 transact any business for this efice.
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NEW NAME-Mr. Van Bolter is the new patro-
nyme given to Martin Van Buren, by the Hunker
Jovooorats
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aE v. B. Palmer Agent for the Cities OF Phlla-
lelpbia NevYork, Boston and Baltimore.
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RESIGNATION OF Governor SuUNK.-We yes
terday announced the resignation of Gov. Skunk, of
Pennsylvania and slip from the Harrisburg Union
brings us his letter to the people of tn estate which
is a most appropriate and solemn document:
To the People of Pennsylvania: 1t having pleased Divine
Providence deprive of the strength necessary to the
to lay me on bed of sickness from which, admOn-
ished by my physicians and my own increasing debility
ture reflection under conviction OF duty on TINS DAY 70
you the trust with which suages have clothed
in order that may avail yourselves OF the provisions
of the Constitution choose at the next general
Of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and direct this my
resignation to be filed in the office of the Secretary OF the
In taking leave of you under circumstances solemn,
Cep gratitude for the confidence you have reposed IN me
Ny prayer peace virtue intelligence and religion
pervade all your bores-that the free Institutions have
inherited from ancestors may remain unimpaTed I'll the
latest postentyhat the same kind Providence which has
already signaly blessed may conduct you to Stl
the world shall close upon you, feel it about to
close upon that you may enjoy tbe G i e
into the fold Of the Great Shepherd above,
Harrisburg, July 8, 1848. rs H. ShONA
The Harrisburg Union accompanies the address
with few remarks, and says: Of his own free
will and accord, without single suggestion hav-
ing been made to him by his constitutional advisers
he has resigned to the hands of the people the trust
with which they had clothed him. in order that they
NAV choose successor at the election to take place
on the second Tuesday of October next.
mo one who has ever filled the office Of Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania has retained more completely
the confidence of the people Of the State than Gov
Skunk He has been in public life than
twenty years, passing through period when the
State furnished many examples of political profit
gacy among her public men, yet we have never
heard word uttered against the honor integrity
of Francis r. Skunk. He is emphatically an honest
man-the great virtue of ruler.-Eds. Crescent
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THEATRE OPENED. Burton opened the Palmo
House. at New York, on Monday night, the 10th
instant, with the Viennoise children.
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IMMIGRANTs Acknowledgements from Eu-
rope arrived at NewYork on the 8th, to the num-
Der of four thousand and thirty.
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~ See First and Fourth pages. -ES
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~ The Prince de Joinville was dangerously i'll
at the last accounts
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psr SEE 1DYERTIsEMEETs ON THIRD PAGE.
Louspile ..........C ADDo, Graham, ?. NJ.
Louisville ..... LANES HEWITT, QuerreT'5 r NJ
PitsJlrg .ALHAMBRA, Brickel, 5 PM'
asgo TIE elegant ghdraught and fast-running steam
boat GADDO John Graham, master, VIII post;t Ioe
on THURSDAY the 10th nst clock 2. NJ, for Louis
vile, Evansville and Smilhand.
jy20 T. B. SMITH CO, Sc Magazine ST.
eaz- The JAMES HEWITT-For Louisville and inter
as above THIS EVENING, CThUEday,) at O'Clock
punctualy, from Canal street wharf.
HYDE &uOGL. EsBY, u Poydras &;
To- Passengers will be o1sBOard at the hour. ysV
~" Panama Hats.-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS suitable Tor the Ion Soldiers returning hom '
SEAT OF PEACE No. !, quality, the very low OF
$50 per dozen, or So so each
Es- Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
jy6 I'm e Poylras street. corner Of Ichoupioui'S'
Ez% Removable. YALE, JR., & co. have removed
from - Chares 81 MAGAZINE STREET, between
Common Grayer they wl keep her usual stock
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Laces Linens EmRroidees, etc. and complete
assortment Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS which they
would invite the attention City and Country Dealers. y
.ns9p The Great Remedy of the Age billings
SYRUP becoming the remedy te age Tor all disease
arising from any egary bowels. IL has been correctly
called THE GRE4 T SOUTHERN REMEDY, being COM
posed almost exclusively and hars indigenous
nv Out Bottles sold in the last mol single
Of failure, the most obstinate cases pyseu
terry. E5- Wholesale Depot at u CAMP STREET. ,.,,
ky- Sold by WELD g. CO., MEAD g. SCOVIL, SlCKLEs q
Co, HU. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS g. co. V' 81
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Presents for Wives Sisters and Sweethearts.
az We beg call the attention Of friends returning om
Mexico and travellers generally, the following list Of FANCY
ARTICLES and selected expressly with reference to
PRESENTS.
FANs-Of Pearl Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, &c.
CARD CAsES-Pear, She'll Silver, &c.
RETICULES-silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DEsKS-Ebony, Rosewood Paper Mache, &c.
WORK BOXEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehe, &C.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache &C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Velvet, and Papier Mache
ACCORDEONS-Bes French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-SheI and Tin Cases
BOUQUET HoLDERs-A pretty assortment
GOLD PENS-Of first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Mache
CHESS MEN-Chinese English and German.
E-MONNAIES- and Silver enameed, and all the
ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles NEW Styles
PAPETERIES-Of Ebony Rosewood Paper &c.
zNow in store our of fine LINEN and COTTON
SHIRTS Gloves supenders MONEY BELTS Stocks, Cravats
Canes Umbrellas Gold Pens, SC. &c,
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods
je2O I'm 10 C41uF % f1AS T.
al
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Of Judge Smith, of the Marine Court, at New
York, has been seriously indisposed in consequence
of eating clans.
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MODEL ARTIsTs-No, 90 81. Charles sire
OPPOSITE the PHGNIx HOUSE.

TTyHIs EVENING, Thursday, July 2O.-Madam Camp
A bells TABLEAUX $50 the press) the best
exhibitions Of the day. Her FEMALE LIVING FIG
ITRES are rich and rare - CHANGE OF PERFORM
ANCE this evening Come and see
E75- Doors open at O'Clock Performance 10 commence
at quarter past Admission Front 81 Pit so cts.
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go The Great Remedy of the Age !-BILLINGs

White Goods Laces Linens, EmRoderes, ETC., and compile
assortment Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, which tn
would invite the attention City and Country Dealers. jyl
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Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,

Ez% Removable. YALE, JR., & co. have removed
from 10 Charities street MAGAZINE STREET, between
Common and Grayer where they keep
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tsy- Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
26 Pnvlras a-raaL. cnL-Lar Of Ich3mnLLnmL
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Sc per dozen, on s. 80

~ Panama Hats.-THREE THOUSAND PauaI
HATS suitable the season. ion Soldiers returning from
SEAT OF PEACE, No. first quality the very low price o
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ar SEE ADYERTIsEMENTS ON THIRD p
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Singapore, Nay 6-The American consul. MIR.
Balestier, who, during period Of eighteen years,
had carried on at this place the business of mer-
chant and sugar planter, was compelled TO Weld
to the pressure of the times. Peeunarv embarrass-
ment brought on a severe fever, and for some DAYS
left the patient bereft of all sense or knowledge Of
his affairs, and in this state OF mind greedy cred
was brought 70 the hammer; while also in this sad
state of mind Mr.. Balestier was put in goal by one
of his counlrymen for the sum Of $500. Mr. B.
has received large share Of public sympathy, and
+ now az liberty; but, alone and penness in the
world az an acc bordering on The FeRmssis limit 81
kfjlnaf esissher T3s sugar elhnlRiiHH q NJ, Raiu
y.!isf, eesFlNg geo Asgss, q saVsFlissa ssi sis
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Observation-Disclosures


ALFRED .MUsNROE D. CO., No. "a Magazine street
~ 70 THEIR CUsTOMERs.-A5
We do not keep Store open on SHHddBs)
JNHOSE OF our customers who are unable to call dunn
the day viii find our store open the evening until halt
past clock II any article purchased in the evening doe
not satisfactory il may be returned and the money
refunded ALFRED MUNROE Il co,
apA0 lDtl No "a Ne street.
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E8 TIE elegant light-lraught and faSt-runnng steam
boat CADDO John Graham, master will posltivey leay
on THURSDAY the 10Th inst clock 2. NJ Tor LOUIS
vile, Evansville and Smiihand.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-12
To the Republican Party.

Partial returns have come in from Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The former not bright as were expected,
though the impression among the best-informed Penn
sylvanans, with whom we have conversed, is, that we
have carried Longsreh by small majority But, Mr.
Huter informs us by telegraph, The result in the State is
close and doubtful" The from Ohio in fact
better than expected The democrats seem, so far,
to have noby done their duty. We shall, in all proba
bility, carry the State in November.
The watchwords the whole republican party every
cere are, organisation, energy and action. The wings
will now strain every nerve, and must much
pass them in vgor excel them in the purity of
our principles, the frankness of avowals. and the
Justice of our cause. Courage! friends Show your
generous and indomtabe Spirits and on the 18th day
of November next shall out triumphant
from the contest Never did feel more satisfied with
the cause in which we are conending-never we
more determined to devote all our energies it's success
We have the battIe6eds of A years. Never were
we resolute-more enthusiastic-more confident in
the Justice of our cause-more determined to do our
duty-our whole duty.