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o. Cassius M. Clay having obtained judgment
for $500 against ]. b Clay and T. Il. Waters, two
Of the committee Of sixty appointed in thesummer
Of 1916 TO remove his abolition press from Iexng.
ton, the committee held meeting on the 24th ult,
and resolved that the amount should be raised by
subscription from the citizens Of Fayette and the
adjoining counties.
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Presents for wives sisters and slxeethearts

Presents Tor waves SISTERS and SWeefheartS.
tB- We beg call the attention Of friends returning from
Mexico, and travellers generally the following list Of FANCY
ARTICLES, ordered and selected expressly with
their suitableness for
PRESENTS.
FANS-of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper silk &C.
CARD CASES Pearl, Shell, Silver, &c.
RET1CULEs- SILK ard Velvet Elegant patterns
PURSES A fine assortment styles.
DEsKS-E5ouy Rosewood, Fapier AIashe a..
WORK RoXES-Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Mache, &c.
DRESSING CAsES-Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Mache &c.
PORTFOBIOS-Leather, Velvet, snd Papier Mache.
ACCORDEONs-BestF French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXEs-sheI and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS IA pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-Ot the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOxES-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier AIache.
CHESS MEN-Chinese English and German.
PORTE-M0NNAIEs- and Silver elans sled. and all the
ODEUR BOXES-From two to six bottles. NEW styles.
PAPETERIEs-of Ebony, Rosewood, Paper &c.
t-Now n store, usual stock Of tine LINEN COTTON
SHIRTS, Cloves suspender MONEY BELTS Stocks, Cravais.
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c. &c,
GUINNESS & lush,
Dealers Toilet Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods,
ie20 I'm IL CAN p RECT.
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Gg- The corner stone of house of refuge for
colored Juveniles estimated to cost $67 900, was
laid at Philadephia on the Ist.
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All letters other mailabe matter coming into the United
States from foreign countries, going out OF the United
States other countries required TO be sent through the
Post Office at the place departure arrival The postage
to be charged all letters going out of the United States to
through the kingdom oil Great Britain its colonies or
coming from through the kingdom Of Great Britain its
colonies into the United States by any foreign packet ship
other vessel viii be tOowsthe postages the outgo
ing Letters or other mailable matter to be prepaid
On each letter not exceeding half in weight
veyed between the two countries by foreign packet "A
and for each additional half fraction under,
the countries by foreign private ship vessel when
weighing half ounce under the postage viii be IL
and for each additional half fraction under
an additional postage of 10 CENTS
Newspapers will be chargeable with postage of4 cents each
Each sheet of other printed matter will be rated news
paper.
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THE SLAVE ABDUCTION TRIALs-We learn
from the Washington News, thatnot less than 800
indictments have been preferred against the pris-
oners Drayton, Sears and English, who were found
in charge of the schooner Pearl, in which so many
absconding slaves were found, at the time of her
capture on the 10Th of April last.
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01YnpIc 9HEATRE. This evening viii be per-
formed Che much admired comedy entitled the
Village AFTER which, che farce entitled
Roland ior aa Oliver WI De enacted. The
entertainments vii conclude with avorite farce,
snwhiel Miss kate Meadows will appear.
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0s The Montreal monster bell, weighing.
q, 900 pounds, was safely placed in the belfry of
the French cathedral at that place, on the 10th ult
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DRowNING.-There were no less than five cases
of drowning recorded in the Philadelphia papers on
the 3d. as having occurred in that city and vicinity
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o. The average cost of the grammar schools Of
Boston, accommodating 1000 pupils, is $4,000.
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FRoM ST.. JOHN, N B.-By the steamer Admiral
we have received St John papers to June 18th,
from (5nnnison a Co. On the Doth, a meeting Of
ship-owners and,others, was held at St John. to
protest against the alteration OF the navigation laws
proposed by the British Government. A series of
resolutions were offered, inwhieh the alterations
are denouneed as likely 70 prove ruinous to the
English ship-oyEner; that there is no reciprocity or
equivalent IN he scheme for hesacrifce Of sogreai
boon 20 the foreigners and that it viii destroy the
prosperity Of that once Aoarishng province OF the
British empire. Another series Of resolutions were
offered IN tayorof the proposed change, arguing
that the extension q that province Of free trade
would be highly beneficial The resolutions were
discussed several lsurs and those in opposition to
the change were finally carried bv q small ma iority
AT Fredericksou meeting vas held which approved
Of the proposed change The New Brunswick
uf the 29th speaking ef te alteFaiian o tie uavi-
gasion laws and tie reduction 0f duty 8n Baltic
timber sasa II we rightly appseciafe the siefs
Of ile times tie Inference elear. Chat die timber
\ srAde r. which The energies of this province haye
iof many years been aiasasl exclusive II devoted, IS
ahQni denaf from
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SHIP FEyER-The British ship Speed arrived
atNew York on the LIST inst, from Liverpool, hay
ing on board 800 passengers. Five have died and
thirty or forty are sick with the ship fever There
were two births on board during the passage.
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m There was rnmor, not credited, however,
at independence. No. that kit Carson had been
killed on the plains
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CRY MoRrALIrY Deaths in Philadelphia
week before last, go Of which 1872 were less than
Two years Of age. BY consumption, q cholera
irfanfum, AS dysentery, l3
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CASE OF RANDALL HUTcHINsoN.-Ald. Mitchell,
at Philadelphia, has decided that the case of Ran
dal Hutchinson, for larceny from the mint, comes
within the jurisdiction of the State Courts. Hutch
inson was committed, and will be brought up on
habeas corpus.
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j S. Billings Of The Nashville Osthopolitan,.
.ssrss o dispose Of the Establishment as he still
issrs nom wound received IN arencontfe with
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WINDINe FiP or THE WAA.--One Of our Vera
Cruz core pahdsuis, after giving very graphic
description Of Tie manner in which he spent the
Fourth Of July, tie jubilee Of our Independence,
says il letter dated July oh, @that the Mexican
army Is close on the heels 81 Gen. Kear-
ney, b tlle possession here as soon as we please 70
give ifal and al points on this side Of Jalapa
The troops lately arrived from the interior are a
turbulent set
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SEA LETTER PosTAGE.-The Postmaster-Gen-
eral has issued the following instructions to deputy
posnnasters and other agents of the Department,
for the purpose of carrying out the provisions Of the
act of June Is. 1913:
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INCREASED COMMERCE or BosToN.--The mum
Der Of foreign arrivals Of vessels at Boston, from
January Isis 1913, to 9Oth June, SIX MONTHS is 29O
The number for the same time last year was 1891
Excess. If 1913 256
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s This Line q Telegraph Is Hoshing esnla1y
Memphis 70 all points Moth and West aad on ths ake
Packages VIII be made up and forwarded b. fast stasn
boats nA1lY from Tie siise CCQmmeresdl Erfaaags
the Company in this city.
To The public may rely upon pfonptness and tlsl i
Je23 Il CHARLES DQ4lH sapennl iteas
nz5r A Remedy for one Glass 81 Diseases anlf--
NOT FOX II tsf<-DR W00ERltz'S DfsteyEkit COR
DIAL.-Price so cents per t17its
y. liiaar' late l. s Minister + tieigtlrL
Or. received tIe Cordial
Ilagg USED The 10 fa7e
pronounce it Aa HE MEDICINE lnee iar h 5tfto1
Of the Bowels aoureanes Aufer ~ a he eoli ks 81
nothing eqlsl 10 IT, lteapsatiaiys HENRY - Il tlfAis
From sdRe Jehss 2 Davis conpsps p Ssosaa aeslsa
Dr. W.. B00dr4fl take pleasure
the eic 10Y Scf4at.
ia cases Of Deraugemeus Of he bQsei and
particular llayaiais copaesed eia e Arms g
me demand The Ges Resraen tal ge n
tons several CaPiains were eznesed seel
able medicines ths soldier can rry Ni hlE
Your obliged friend,
July l4tb, lsaI JOHN II DAVIS, caFt s.. p,
eSs Dr. WoopRUFr's WORN SfECIFsc Is & safe all Il
efficient remedy WORMS. TR III r O. oeI
cheap The cheapesr
II do certify that toa member 81 my family 4
Woolruf's Worm Specific, fifty perss,
another cured one of Negro women of
a.rgyt..ti. y. sffaAs',, @gQHN 4. LII NJ
E- The afegoihg Medicines uk sale, wholesale and sl ua
BY ]. WRIGHT q 60, Isl chartfes stEeet, N ~ el
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THE NAVAL ScHooL.-Tbe Board Of Examiners
appointed BY the Secretary Of the Navy is now sit
ting at the Navy School at Annapolis, and will
probably continue several weeks longer.
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DI3 M kA41 BlAl( \ In NIL
EJ}t 1JlD1lkJNJ IL y a.
ruB1IHED EgERg Day suADAYs E1cERTED Pr
By HA Y-L z q y ~ Y = ~
s ssi,ssTes street.
49, 8 s - s.
ss, e sis eefrs wss ~
si9ss ssls: ere csg'.:
D9Eefs rs lnafaa, 10 ad.anSe
e s 3 q s is ir every II
.s i s fs Z e 3s9Psi' each E iSsan Z" =
S s 7'34ssss s iis very lSsa
sE s IS 81 s. 1AisF ass pst s7usrs
gnsT1STssv MORNING. YuLY 10. 1sas
5000
see First ana Fourth pages. ~
EyESIse IsstENf. his evening an
entertainment sviI be by the ladies of the
~ - - - a I'm 81 =
- 49,, s, 81 s,.s,;r e 4 Church
g. Ie We sincerely l,6ps had the praise
NoriIlv obecs which tle Gender sex have in view
4aag IL aeeess6 sbse Il tlssir hearts content Beau
Il aeV6sion. ana religion should ever link Their
fasa saaetiIer
81 j MI $3.50 u NJ &,
,,.s ,,s,,, ,,eb tbs
stsos e rs IN 81 ti,e Sate Il Dnranao
81 lie indians.
-. - g ~. u H.. yrs
~. .;;,,,r 800, e,,s,5ie
Fourth Of JllIgs tie jubilee Of our independence
savs il a letter dated July 9TH, that the Mexican
81
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O. IenaT.sa 3 - H.aals. SIC ..

'Cf7oaTE TeToTT9d n Cen ETo7Fas 7.0lT =
MAJ RI. Banhridee 9Th Infantgg from QaYacFsz
Mai q Swords, ~ UaEtefmastes 4spaslinsnA,
Il a hfcGugn. surgeon. 18th Infantry Mobile.
Cant Edwa9d Deas 4th Artillery. Nashihe7on.
Capt 81 r. HentgeInan, ~ Intantfy. FasaSfHz
Ut Robert MI Norris, hfd. RiiiaSs NefaG fux.
It Csc q Wescols 4iar asters Dept. Nefalfez.
III ID RI Jones' Adif I'd Infantry teraCruz
Lt. III. a. Eninger, 9Th AEtillery, FsFaIFuz.
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we are indebted 70 out friend, MI Daniel
Bnek. ior nnblie document.
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R1 The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient in the GRAEFErgERG sARsAPARILLA COM
POUND probably superior Sa1sapas itself Professor Frost
OF Charleston speaks of follows Is See Bulletin No G. Sd
page.l je22
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IL To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE ~ CO.'S
g ONE PRIeE SroRE.n No. "a MAaAzINE STREET,
BEST ASSoRTME.NT ga CLoTHLM.G.

bk0I s1ooNIA z 9hI4e1s z Ut Nl1lUTI 1II1N o
Of every description, in Nsworleans,
At this establishment every article offered hevey lowest
price at which it sod and reduction any
be made Purchasers whether they COOL tad Judges Of the
quality Of goods may assured Of obtaining every article The
ye-y lowest price without the trouble OF beating down. fear
being cheated We have price goods invariably
is the lowest in the city Our stock Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large comprising
Over 100000 Worth
AFa5s i, aha latest and hest manner Ygarraited
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 3, 1S4S.-Senate--M In
derwood presented the credentials of Thomas
Morehead, appointed by the Governor of Kentucky.
u. S. Senator, in the place of Mr.. Crittenden re-
signed, and he was qualified and took his seat
One or two petitions were presented, and a few
unimportant reports made from committees
Mr.. Breese reported a bill from the committee on
public lands to provide for the adjustment Of all
suspended presumption land claims.
Mr.. Borand, from the same committee reported
bill granting additional school lands in Arkansas
The joint resolution from the House, fixing the
day for the adjournment Of the present session. with
the amendments thereto proposed in the Senate,
were then taken up, and
Mr.. Mangum addressed the Senate, in reply to
Mr. Foote the other day on the same subject and
also onvarous other topics connected with the Pre-
sidential question.
Mr.. Niles concluded the discussion. He thought,
after the speeches made, the Senate ought to be pre-
pared to take the question. Hisobjectnow in rising
was to ascertain what the question was. From the
remarks of the various speakers, it might be sup
posed that this is a ratification meeting. and if So
he thought it time that they should proceed take
the vote on the resolutions Qualification, only that
each of thespeakers seemed to understand the prin-
ciples of the other party better than he did those Of
his own, and therefore none OF them had arrived at
very satisfactory conclusion or at least, to such
an one as would enable the meeting to make up an
opinion. After few other remarks iii the same
strain
Mr.. Clayton expressed desire to address the
Senate, and the Senate accordingly adjourned to
Wednesday.
House.-Mr. Collamer introduced joint resolu-
ton, which was read three times and passed, auth
orizing the return to the State of Vermont, TO be
placed in the Capitol at Montpelier of two brass
cannon captured from the British Bennington, in
1857, by the Green Mountain Boye, and now thrown
aside as useless, at the Washington Armory
On motionof Mr.. Goggin, the House, in commit
tee of the whole, resumed the consideration of the
general appropriation BILL and Mr.. Flournoy con-
cluded his remarks Mr. Woodward, of S. c., and
Mr.. Preston, of Va, followed, when the bill was
laid aside, and the amendments of the Senate (be-
fore noticed) to the post office appropriation bill,
were taken up. The first was agreed to, and the
second being under consideration, the committee
rose, and the House adjourned to Wednesday,
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pTf8TIsHE0 EVE7N DAE--T 8 T7lJR ~ " Ut I'D
By HA YES & MCCLURE.
HAgE .-s 2. n ,cLuRE.
f,fire- 10. o5 ST. Charles street.
qsaMs eoF THE CRESCENT,
payable 70 the carriers,
e l5eflqgs 1Ar geari-dsf yearly and quarterly the
sans adyancs. Sipse copies, re legts,-.
81 iar M subssfipQens exceeding tone week.
I9oHfrs per Anniirs 10 advance.
& Nm lno6 excssiins twelve hines Agate type
If - hs i ihsol and cents ior sysrg lLseqaept IN
sSe5n8 PASS. iea Pasrl tS each iqseftion
tTgeekly monthly,
5s4ss q every insertion, ga liberal
5ise.s,ss5 T6ais e fbase Who advertise ~ he year.
Soc
WEDNESDAY MoRN1NG, JULY 10 1s4s.
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NAyAL~-The q. s. frigate Cumberland, bearing
the broad pennant Of Com. Perry, sailed from Pen
sacola on Sunday before last, bound to Norfolk
The u. S. schr. Mahonese sailed on the 29th ult
The IT S. steamer Scourge arrived at Pensacola
on the 80 inst, 10 days from Vera Cruz. We
learnihat the Scourge has been condemned and
that her officers are waiting orders The following
is a list Of officers attached to the Scourge:
Iieut Com'dg Alfred Taylor Acting Master Francis
Gregory; Acting Chef Engineer j. N Adams: Assistant
Surgeon Ashton Miles Engineers, J. r. Hatcher and w.
S. Scott
The q. S. ship Germantown sailed from the same
port on the 18th ult., for Vera Cruz. The follow
ing is a list Of her officers
Charles Lowndes Commander; Iieuts. ]. ? McKinstry,
Richard Forrest Charles Thomas aud s. J. Shipley Sur
geOn s. q Laurason Purser Edward Storer; Act g Mas
ten John Matthews Assistant Surgeon, Alonza A. F
Hill: A. Dorsey, Commanders Clerk; Midshipmen g.
Heenar, X. Lagoon, w 7 Glasseli Edward Harrison
Masters Mate; Samuel Mahoney, Boaswan; w c.
Thompson, Gunner; VIM. Knight, Carpenter George
Thomas, Salmaker.
or The Marine Battalion, under the command
Of Mai Harris, arrived on the 9Th inst in the store
ship Fredonia
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Mr.. HENRY HHRz's PIANO FoaTEs

TIVE Public are respectfully iatoined that Waf h
a. MAYO NO g Eas9Jlgf Street, III an
pointed my only Agent for the sale Of my
PIANO FORTIiS in Louisiana, where s. III j Il ii Sf
they will always iisid assortment of my u u 81 II III
Square and Grand ri AMOS and PAAhIhfsS The IN
strumens are made ng haantacteiy ia Pafs and etar
antied to give the greatest satsiaeton
Jylt I'm HEN RS Herr
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MODEL ARTIST. The editor of the Cincin-
matt Commercial saw fireman making his way to
fire in nude state, with his clothes under his arm
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~ Removal y ALE. IN. 90. haze tsSoSei
Fsoai Is c1atisss sasst d q sE AG 4 q
coaioor aAa Grasl4, where hes WI keep aisll Ris w
Fancy and Staple Si1 GOODS
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HATs-HArs- HI.Y I5aPoRTa N

lust REcEIx EL) lsT sisaglsllI Crescent Gig isz
- BIJENA VISTA HATS-iFhite Hlack ana
r n Peaff-and Of all qualities. Tie n5aih7ife -
consist Of those Extra Fine WRITE HATS 2
~ So much ia demand at the pfesent i'm ell
OF which offer cheaper th6a a otter eeass 81 ffeif4
for cash. Join 1D0EB fzlfsIE
Wholesale Manu- ant Deaerin Hats and (5is
JyH In y CpsiOfnheuEe street, New f3lis rs IS.
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N hile Gods l.aces Linefs, ETC. se9 eae
assonent MILLINERY and sz1tA y GOODS 9ieh ~
Would insits be attention siy and ceani psalsf W
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGTON
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

M. HUNTINGDON
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly hand complete avery article
CURED for Gentemans Wardrobe. apis 2dpa
to Important 10 Health-No family should neglect
70 have hand few bottles Of BlLiNG CafNINdIlHE
SYRUP, the inbe remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
frequently during the months than other period
Ihis remedy fails nj the most Obstinate q DtA
rhaa-. Wholesale Depot, ~ Camp street, NewOretns
iel D HAf9sBROUGH.
asT Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. +. MULLEN's
advertisements other columns this paper He Of he
very be- in his profession the United States All hat stand
in need would well give him call, IS tomhouse
street milo I'm
k1 See advertisement, on The first page of this paper
headed 70 PLANTERS AND k,4MILfES,'' Of Comstock
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Depot No.
SO Poydas street, where AZ that sold is warranted and
PURE. jsl On
~ To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
clans Please the advertisement 81 Rustic g. PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above. myo
t1 Fl. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. = The
orgina OILY eehune always has the signature Of
the proprietor 9 IL DALEY wrappers Of each box.
soattsrn Depot. Isl chaftres street. New oeans AT
To Purchasers OF Clothing.--Call at ALFRED
AUNROE g. cos One Price No. 81 Magazine street
where may always be found the largest Of Goods N New
Orleans, and al unifoTmis low prices. Hns
ES- The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that Medicine AZ diseases titdle and i
dent 70 Haunt such doctrine The face OF an Intelligent onent
Il y ne language q qgseks and Psenaes BY % 9s ~
msieilss offered By The lEaenbeg Company hFE1 DiS1
will ind is antaote.
~ For Agents Gefsnberga ssres.on fourth page ny
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stealaboat Dsparturss rms Day.


Jga,eSiae pItcss 0BlI.E sustea r. d g, A Car
Eoasette ID CHESS, NafeaaA, 4{IA IL
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NEK BooKs.-We are indebted to Messrs. Weld
& CO., No Y Camp sireet, for copy Of the Life
and Adventures q Col Munroe Edwards, and a
treatise on IIYCropatlly and Homeopathy.
lie Britannia was 70 sail from New York
on the 5Eli inst
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y reinrn thanks to Adams q Co.'S, and
llckag Express for late Northern and English
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A SITUATION As A BOOK-KEEpER wanted 81 s
person perfectly competent end accliaafsti ITeSfs4,
onable references gifea. piease tddfess ~ Il II
he Crescent Office IS st Charles street 1yf0 E,
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lar PRESTON can Be consulted an 100 s7t JOSEPH
~ street dogrs 5sst ef 81. lzes Sfrse5s from 10
o'clock each day. lie has Treated low FeQef
IN Havana well As here Asiatc GhgeIs prevailed
in New York IN le5z aAp, the Intermittent Ranlitenf
Connective aud Bilious diseases Of the South and
well as the imported 3hlp teFeIi Seroaloas 3fioa
local and general land AL Ehfonc Diseases viii receive MS
assidaOus attention.
a. Special outdoor calls viii be aftended 10 fnnfaia
and evening. ~ ItGLLALt OPERATIONS on Safn5-l
wi
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suphne all Linen Shirts stitched bosoms 50 so 81 sol super
fine Muslin Shirts linen hosoms and collars, 81 81 IS French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts Me
mo Flannel aze browns white aud pink Unaershi and Drawers
Silk UefhIrs and Dfawers very fancy Caga Italian
and French Black Six Gravats and Handkerhiei
Linen border Hndkerche Linen and SILK Gloves; Black Kd
Gloves Cotton, MRo Line half Hose. Sin and Bingham
UmbEeuas ETC. ETC. also Trunks, Vae and Carpet Bags elS
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Mr.. CLAY's PoslrIoN A Baltimore cores
pondent Of the II. y Henld says learn that
the sober second thoughF Of Mr. Clay has been
received by bis friends in this city, as well as at
Washington, in which he counsels hearty CO.
operation in the nomination Of Gen. Taylor, deem
ing any uncertainty that may exist with regard 70
his opinions as far more preferable than what he
deems the known opinions Of General Cas- to be.
With General Cas- there would be no hope, whilst
with General Taylor the wings have every thing to
hope for He still complains, however, Of the de-
sertion and indiscretion of his friends in having
urged bin into the canvass.
Or ]. r. Giddings addressed large Free soil
and free labor meeting on the Both ult, at Boston.
~ The Baltimore Sun says that the State Bank
Of Ohio has become the most important money in
stitution on this Continent With thirty -seven
branches, covering the whole State, all bound to-
gether by one common interest, and, in all mpor-
tant respects, governed by one head, the Board Of
Control, now issues five and half millions q
currency -sustains an accommodation line, in the
way Of notes and bills discounted, of 81 Coos O0
holds in specie So, O0O, OOO-and has cash capital
Of $3,4OO,0OO. These facts we gather through
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, from statement
made up to the 9TH Of June.
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