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JOHN THOMAS.
ISAAC w. ARTHUR.

ISAAC W. ARTHUR JOHN THOMAS.
lT w. ARTHUR & CO., Commission Mer-
L. chants and General Grocsrs, Nos. IS and 70
New Levee, New Orleans.
70 A large assortment OF Groceries and Pro-
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand, at
the lowest rates Fae-4m
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II OST-A Note drawn by George Haydell, Jr.,
IL in favor of Henry Cook, for Sl97 rs, pay
able LIST Of February. 1850, dated October 18th,
1si9, and endorsed by o. 6 N. Cornay. The
subscriber hereby cautions all persons against
purchasing said note, and will reward any per-
son who may have found the same, and will re-
turn it to its owner.
HENRY COOK.
Eranklin. Feb. 1T
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DARTNERSHIP.-T The undersigned have
L this day entered into partnership for the
practice OF the Law in and for the parish OF ST.
Mary, and viii punctually attend to any business
entrusted to them.
THOMAS MASKELL,
A. s. MAGILL.
Franklin, June 20, ls49.
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9VTVHoSE YEAST POWDERS" BY the
i bottle or pound, can be had at the APesAs-
CARES Hall, Of -
Feb. Il CHAdLko AAoA-
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TJENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
i Constant supply OF the above superior kettles,
cast from the ore from 80 to 81 inches, in store
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lish Fire Bricks, for sale BY
SLARK, DAY s. STAUFFER,
corner OF Canal and Magazine streets,
Jan. IL. New Orleans.
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fThe unfortunate Duke Of Argyle, who shared
the disastrous defeat OF Monmouth, under James
II, was found sleeping by the officers who
came to lead him to the scaffoldl
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U All shipments to our address are covered
by open policy OF insurance, Tor the full value
thereof, to guard against loss, which, when re-
ceived, will have prompt attention and quick and
..itbfuI returns
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UENRY c. WILSON, attorney at L4r.
i L having located in franklin, VIII attend to
the practice OF his profession in the several courts
oil the Fourteenth Judicial District. Professional
business coniided to his care VIII be promptly
attended TO. Cy- Office second door from the
Heading Room. NH
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER IS, 1850

seh Nancy croue sayaua g. p,peno &c to asssr Scat
Ter rrircou & Foba'on vessrl 70 Bcrsr MeFvofs. -,
Sen Richmond Dearborn Rehmsed Gosr. &c. 10 II z '"
Person Sc, when ABOUT Is ml.s al PhshS i'in5 "a"
sdcarr lei vessel anchor Il TSt gone - her iecf
Cape HenPen plot boat making III hef TIE crew on d'A il
tie tius.
srh su.a.,a k-er- Nseifors. OIL to c H Leonard.
Sah GFq-al eaf t'th.sr--. I.ye-5y.
sch Isis Chsce. Boston MISE Foster & NicSsrsoa
sch Far p-ro, PeiiuJ Georgetown, i'ut 10 Mott Bei4
Sch Fsrfz Psuse5 rnfet5s t 7n', &c SInSs. Ce3rn 10
Co-s.l Baaser Sorol q, u,e 20 s,atses ci.ataaa
Seh Hrs- H-rry Deere lar ssl =, raster
Sci l. I5sar. Wian- cotton y L Ac2rs,ig
g il enc4t e1 '-vere is IRON - T. ych 'sist for q
hours vih sbs sh4Feaa ie-vy st, Eblch st9ys az ' i
s,eoP Jnaes / Long, Ad,sds-. Ptovi.a.e, rndss.
rloop Er utsfor. --, i1en1is, mack er-
slaop Brilliant Howell ~ stehlm nails, Colin Acosta
kOrrsr packets Ao ships Star RepR5i G'lyesuu "a is IGl
new Grttna 10. B9s,o1), Sumara Is
io-A Of raropsalan' ant ui1en tnpras;
VIVID, .urrse Sc Thick, wiki noou wSW; saaset
NNN ,ir-sh ana clear.
RETURNED-Psck-t shin Hendrix Hudsou Warner from Nsv.
soPM. the shp bad spruns leak with three feet
tie ho and the pumps chok with turpenue continued 20 bad
ree about thre= feet per hoGr aEd the
refusing the oos she headed thlt
qnSr ard The crew oeng nearly exhausted concluded onde The
back She the CITY
yestsrdsv afternoon By the Trojan and anchored the
NoTih River The ship loot per hour
1EMoRANDUA-Th- plot boat James Waterbury picked mp
ibe sch Martin o Portland from Philadelphia WIKI coal bound 10
PrTtsnd IN niles So Of sandy Hook the 18th 03J AN,
abaudsued towd her the City yesterday TINS the
schooner tha the eam.hp atlantic INTO the 18th inst CRY
shear Sc The stripped OF her sails and part OF her running
rigging when the pio; beat lelIln Wit her
eb Schs We,umpSa Hiram OF Deer Isle, ashore
Mil Roc, ell Gate with ssh The Airams consigned
70 5 w Lewis.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov l4-sld schf Sarah E Parker Rodgers,
18th, bari Ann Elizabeth EddSe Boston, sch Towns
end Jones. Dayton, NYork -,
AUGUSTA Nov schrs GazeIo and Consu Bosom 7h
cid big Metauk Due NYors Pbena Southland, dol IRE
Du,on Nantucket Oth, schr Yucatan Ipswich - ,
BOSTON Nov baIks Forest Pnacs new leaTt bethj
,crs Pilot; Curtis, Ofard Citizen Wallis Portland CD ship Chs
NOrlesas bsrks Aquls, Novel; do OAK, hyde ia-
nah; Harmony tBr) DAVIS ST Andrews NIB Judge Whitman
TEACHER Eliza H. Crosby, Hartford; Paa MN
Loud Bangor Mary Adams. Merrill Gardener Jasper BaAnf ca
nord Me- Berry How Portland. Nov lo2 O'Clock NAT bark
lopia King Smyrna prg Hal1 B! hssshe Haa1 sens hops
tBrl esiawsy, Georgetown, PEI Bennett Hobart
Orbit rs1ler Waiooboro mr John Marshall might
1d TegraphedBark Black squs new OF ed rom of'aij
bg Albion W Indies, Jane OBJ fin fona sco. cd'
[Br) Card Wntsor Rsbscca Merriam FaIsoooi
Tbs Smith Lunenburg Dsnl Huntey Cosldee 81 JONI up
Dutch SCI Zodiac Popen harris Union ksndtck Ba
Horace 234 uns Ephralr Alley me- 10 iosa
for Pensacola; brig Kemp, Shatsve Salem chrs CoFne aux
luz NYofk Howard Baker Equity Harding, SBedotdi Cham
pon Bartlett, Caa; Gen Scott, Lansi snd Triton Hartman
beth Bence Garland and Joseph and from the oaa oaA Ne"
WuPb brig Isola- c.u,.
BALTIMORE Nov 5-Ar ships Aaselqge WINDSOR Salsoi
JLe Parker Jordou load for Cal iorn o S r.,
shps Rhine Howard Savannah; Schiller Bra Bahf brennan
George Henry Coihn Tacah1a1a; hsao9 rfS,
AR 18Th bsrks Antelope While RIO De Janspi Rio De
Grow ell Boston Zion Reynolds do bss Heeq: Wat
Wot,s Pensaco,s; ocean, RIdrdse Boston, scn Steele
Providence Sarah Merrill strons bss Douglass Far
do Ready Wson Philadelphia Fgfns E.tahdin, More,
rel HAVING sprung the bay r. Ba,ln CALI Indian
Orleans; brig Calais, BoJt CaIas ~ " 80. .,;o
o1a Nov Arr schrs siabon, Pea
BLChsf l, ~ ~ jatb Id big Alexander 'aiA'
sscoln. .ch Aurora, Rssd, Boston, s; IN s s,ipb
=, cAh -; Roatoni 9Th, BeauehAfap' aeiI
Rub,nsou. boat1u
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D3sustprs. &c.

BRlScH n Nov 49, ha;en to inform Tor the bene
Git Of all med Tie schooner John MsnOye that she ashore
that during the gala Saturday her from Pha
tepha 10Th with OF coal bound to Nav Haven, sue
sprung aeak VIII oh gained her pumps rapidly that he ran her
the beach last order the Ives OF all on board
Her sas running rigging anchors and chains are beng on but
TIE vessel will prove total wreck. JOHN GRIMES.
Steamship Souherner Dickinson at Charleston. I'm NYork expe
enCed heavy weather during the p the wind be gale from Sc
commencing 10 A. Monday accompanied with and
squalls heavy bead TIL Pm when shed to West,
unulng to blow heavily.
BaI6 yrRcsSss, CLARK Philadelphia Bosou, while lying
other which render
ed ecesssry to p. for repairs.
BEG ROANOKE MOnod which Gle red from Newbern Nc on the
Baltimore reported 10y the North Sdr Hing OF the
3th Brandt Island Shoals Captain aud two
drowned; v-ssel Capszed
Baltimore for NYork put into Norfolk, lh
severe gale was experienced St Thomas Sh October
ESE sW. Very little damage done to the shipping
the haIbor The steamer Gen Taylor INTO by French
bark, damaging her saloon, house, boats, &c,
zRroo oct 29fhe packet chip Enterprise arrived here from
reports continued soutey and easter
~ gales experienced Leavy
ae from ssF to ENE which away toretop gallant
fly jbboom. calls &c, and sprung for emas'
3The Leocadm Anna from Bordeaux for tho haurtus,
soop Yorktown the north part Of St Jago Sept 2
Reported By the sch Ariel from ST Jago 10 Bar
BADGES which spoken Oc2 lat IA lon ~ w BY tho Qusen
Mab. arrived a. Liverpool
FALMOUTH qsThe ship British Queen, from London tc New
iUk with less of renast poken Oct IN lat - n lon 20 w
by the Aune, Harley. arrived at Falmouth.
Report shp Aneeque at Baltimore from Caao In lat b2 s,
on37 W sprung leak in scuddng be heavy gale with
running and time had feet Of water in the
hold An hands at the pumps and continued pumping Is
Succeeded doubling Cape Horn 81 when
Falkland Islands, the being better leaked but ttls
still passing lat OF Cape Fo the leak being the
WEATHER side This Angque has been absent IS months from New
different ports and sailed 900 mleshad
entire thinks that about 100 Of
guano dissolved and pumped out vi the water
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~ hnlera.

Spoken 49, LOO ship Nantucket Of Nantuck
= n
out 1850 sp; all we'll sptng the captain he being lame from
wound received slowing oil-was recovering slowly.
I'm Capt Dsyoi Of ship Bragan1a Of NBsdord, reports
Der all WE'LL clean, intended into T. day
Capt that boats had from unsuccessful
chase o six hours Of four large % whales
brig Gov Hopkins Briggs Dartmouth reports her at
Flores, Q. with 50 bbis oil.
bark Thos Wnsow Chase Wespoit, reports her a.
For,s, Aug %, with 10 bbls sp oil
The Nye NIB st George Western Islands Oct had $50 not
3ol p. board, making with 400 ,ent home $50 bbl.
cdn NBedord Nov 49, ship Globe Taber North Pacific Ocean
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To Mariners,

PRszAxoE In consequence application made b.
me so. time since Hon the Corporation the TRINITY House
beaconsron cnders surrounded BY red balls
showing high the Reman and the
other half tide rocks little within
shore the way the Mount Roads 10 Penzance PIER
that BY keeping these beacons all danger avoided The
Iast Of the beacons a. COMP ted the 18th inst
RICHARD PEARCE Agent 70 Lloy,
Can't A. Halsted r N. Secretary, Loyds.
We learn that consequence petitions from shpmas,ers pi
lots aad others that Pollock Rip Light Boat resumng her
station, viii show WHITE ligh.
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Rnnllen. &c.

NOV lat So lon II Q5 Globe for saVannah-"shed to Be
reported
Nov H. 80 Montauk brig Margaret Knsman for
Baltimore.
with narrow blue steaked port white ground had the repre-
seuon OF figure head; deeply laden bound n ~
Oct 81 lat 81 So N lon SO W. exchanged signals with brig Alfonso
OF Boston steering 5W
Oct a. lat SO 49, brig Patterson from Zane for Boston
Aeou. Ship Island brig Nancy Pastsd OF uard!na
Church. Vera Cruz, supposed for NoIsan snort OF pro
visions water passengers TO Noeans IN steamer
Maria Burt. A -,
Oct g. Is mice SE Jereme brig Mary Ann, Patterson from
NYork for Kingston Jam, short OF watesupphed her with
hosstead.
Oct lat 50 s. w, passed bark Antelope White, i'm
Rio Janero Sept ~ for Baltimore.
TO- So 81 Ion 10 IL sch Geneva fin Wilmington NC for
Nov H. lat IS 49, lon IA 20 bark Niagara Ph4 Noeans-
days
A forh YOtk,
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d D
o. sulisy rottuE Nov H. ANN ELIZA ony .H,-f Of Rev
t4'r@; i So ~. zEsi ears months = DAYS
IL relatives anf ffiue5 OF the family ueu6sr5
Of a-atAT hep'ist Church aHf congregation respectfully
vef u attend her funeral tbs Monday afternoon - clock pre-
fis~y from o. ue-iag house lh- Baut.s: Church
on sqadsy Nov II JAMES Of A6r5ar and Blsea
Irht I'd
Tie r=yes and irsads respectfully attend his
n-tai ST D.. str iesideuce % nauei7-st
ssufiay Nov L. ELF BETH wife Of Robert 4 Gregory
sEea s. ears, orle Child Of Dir Will-E Ciooe
I- friends OF tss family. and thoa. 5rohersa law John
William Grsso respectfully on
M1rday the len irum the father 9S Wes
Cemetery.
Saturday morning., Nov 10, At O'Clock, ISAAC DEnLr
ases n yesr- and IL months
AT hsresdence, Philadelphia NOV lJosIAH WHITE aged
- Iears
HI relatives and friends avtei funeral without
further rotCe from his e resHience, Arh below SIXTH
ord day lstii inst clock Pm
tNew Haven. IL Doctor JOSEPH DARLING in
the Q7d ye4T Of his age.
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rFrnm our Cnrr.snondents


PHILAEEtPHlh Nov fffredbdTs5 Louisa Ntl7by Car
tena ter1anca, Thompson. Ceuiuns bfgs Waterloo BAter
Wnior, IS Victoria, 30 Hall Nassau MP PsnEuio. OBJ D
\ guabo III Nora jordan, Eastpo Empire Crowe Boston;
un Thompson Waeham 'cts Lonsiale Baker, P,ovdeucej
II tnn SIrs NYok Widows son CottRshau, Seaior John
Nuhole. lo d. Clopank Maths Dawson. Cantwe Bridge;
Rough Rra Gates Eaporti Nora Cat;rei Maven hor
Gady Niork Pate Keen stonrston Stranger Gibbs Ply
mouth Mechanic Provderce Mohawk, Johnson Ca
las Ches Iiai0ck DAVIS Wilmington, NC Iowa. WhesSsht
Salem Leeshurg Boon Wn1gon NCj Desuo Al
bay Carter Camden, Del h bert Knowles Cannon, Con-
cord Susan, Richards Camsn Del bases Orb Yspp NYo Va
Cox. do; smr Novelty Briggs, SYork.
Ciedrd-shps Mary Peasants pk' Michael Lverpoo Kallma
ph Savage do Facon Parton Noean' banks Gem Nick
Boston fremont Tacoma. Howss do; Nashua
CHI 3D. do bs Elizabeth sfackord, Portland Sarah Higgn'
Boston, Delaware Harding Chareston schs Nora Cottre Boston,
horton CANDY hYor, Stranger Gibbs Pymou Mass. Alert
Hal NBedort Planet Keen Stonngton Mechan Cam Fall RI
Bard Stubs Boston, Fdela GsrwOot Wilmington NC Geo
Hsrr new somers, Charestcn Jos Aud, Bell Norfolk
Brown Ete NYo soop Break water Sutton, wilmington harges
Fl zaheh. Mcclellan Waetord Missouri. Shaw Nio'k Hsmlock
s,eny, do Philadelphia Nave Anthracs Morley New
York Kennebec Flowers do; Cumberland Dennis Baltimore Cali
furnis. Cam do
NEWPORT Nov 5Arr schs BauchamP Mclntlre Camden for
Konoh Is Coy Johns. B. for Provdsucei Richmond Hup
er Calais phai Abigail Hayners Lord, Ellsworth for gaon.
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launches.

At Essex CO week ship OF upward Of 200 nns called
George Hurburt intended for Measrs Hurlbu Cos Ie
OF Hays pacl commanded by Capt George West
entirely OF live oak and her ancheons locust Her
length beam 80 feet and she has three decks planned with
,pecia reference the comfort Of passeugsrs
Al srtiLer Me- 4 inst tho yard OF w Bradatfee schf
of 59 tone She be commanded by Capt
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Nv Tp!eOTnDh,

BOSTON Nov l7Arr Saturday afternoon. ch Betsy Phia
CD bark Deir"ae Phia srgs sun and Lsrrsncs do sch
Sargent, Go; Emma MORA
Arr, Sunday, ship Emily Taylor, Norsaus BARK VISTA
lin, NlorS
New Ecel.rd. Syork.
CHARLESI0H, NOv lt-Aff bark Imoglne, Boston
c shp Catisriue hfors, and Brig pao Alto, Boston.
NORFOLK Noy l6I the bark Liberia Packet from Ljbe
for Baltimore, tat b-'uw iisnllstei yesterday
Sailed brig Ann Elizabeth Wst ladies' sch Ashland SYoTk
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ferris, H R Briughurst Alexis J. Dupont and
Evan c Stotsenburg composed the Committees, 20
whom much credits due and rendered for the en-
ergy ana spirit with which everything was man.
aged. The only drawback was the recent Wing
defeat and that was q trick which all seemed de-
termiued shonldnot be done twice in Delaware.
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PnssenCera Smiled

In tteamfip Balcfer pool Day Kellogg Co ,uI
Glasgow, aud LADY, Troy NY Russell daughter
sail Edwr hom Miss Thorn 1t Rev Archbishop John Hughes.
very Rev Mr Villains vory Mr. Douohue the ysry Rev
Creun ths Rev JOHN CaulieI Lawrence Tonuee
hurfosh DIR IEccke bearer Of dispatches. r Touy sat
servant Nav York John iiu and Baltnors Mrs
Dir D King, Newport Ri Moses Bown, NYork
House N0rans r Duny aud lady II end and
VA Nj Quentin and lady New York. Mrs l. Florence
Sttnton Sonngtpu Conn JIse Fielder jose Peasant Cuba
taiuazba. Chihuahua Mexico, wilson NYork Fernani-z
@ ard Is Leon LADY and Havana 5ues and
brother 81 Louis Williams 4 Lizard arj LADY, TJones, lady,
Al daughter NOIeaus; Ed sd johnson, Philadelphia
HtaniJp Fl5r;dJ, for SapGnnatC Connuyer, aty and
Baldwin, lady child and erysn; Lamar and lazy
W Ives lady children and Sterling and lad IL ri
aiy: We'mte LADY; W w Sim. lady and setyal
Mesos Indy sn servant Wales and LADY, Anderson lady,
child aud C Goron aud dy; Arl"j ard lady; Wait
and dugts Bars, lady and chidfen Webster
ara ! ID MAJ ietsn ana aIS II Nash iNu! anu sr'tI
HuGE and child; Ms Harding Yrs Rnf hrs HUNTER
Mrs Carne Mrs Ro1-, Mrs Johnson Hr5
Grgg Hr Morl-nd Mrs Loomis Mrs FoutA Mrs Mtdbook
Nh, PUu0 Mrs Wl~tman hrs l. Williams Mrs VI Mason
RucAe Stiles Wadfon Hunt, Bright Mrs Ward, and
MIS- Sui daughter and Mrs Nco, Col Hal
loves Cesseman. " Smith, Johnatoa, Mr. Winter
Usher " Wells, & w Wadbu[E, G Maybe " Robertson
WilooXson Russell French w Hurd Miller. C Lord,
Mitchell Hinton. H Lsdd. Psten Chandler psaler
erast, Riley, Bright W Maginn A Thorne. W Bar.
Wood r Perss, II B Stone, Wilson, Yates II
CnlIchi Dexter Concsn Batter, A Smith, Brad
ley A Tier C Peters H Wright, w w Goodrich, Robert
w Ia or Dickinson Dickson, w Benton, w Var
LorH W Il Dean w H-rced, W Cutter, C Hind Adams,
Anderson and Webs'r Capt HUDSON lady and chdsxty the
slr,rase
In ip Capitol os Boston for San Frcncsco-2ev Tyler
Thatcher wife AID Mrs Dixon and Dir James Lotog Of Boston
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MITIATURE ALMANAC......THI5 DAY.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...


Steamship Lyon, Savannah Mitchell s.a. r.o.. Gov,
con MsI,r Lord LONDON (pkt Hebard Loudon Grinnz
MtuTn Co; Cheapsde r w Hewma"i Yorkshire (pkt
sherman, Liverpool Marshall Coz Fanny tBsg Schetty
Atte erp Nottebohm,
Mary Peters Do Brown Bristol Erg, & w
Meyer Gen Tay lor Soule, Nassau, Mp, w Newman.
Brg Judson Dowd, Sacramento City, Maier Lord; Doto.sa
Henrietta tcld Smith Rotterdam BaoIeD, Graves Co;
Wbeorce (Br) Hull; Mary Ann Wait srsa Bouchaud
eeauj; Anata Smith, Jacn o. w Lewis; Transport (Brl,
Holmes, Andrews De WOLFE Chas De Wolfe Fnre, Wind
scr Hs Jefferson Thompson, Jacksonville Thompson, Gupt
schs Seaman B Aver Cumberland Es Chesapeake Human,
NO leans hos HH Hail. Franklin La fneI Jack
sonyle Norie Steaon NooR; Samuel Lord, Smith, Ba
more, Mailer Lord Dnborg Wnsmore. Philadelphia; Hen
ny - Barlow do: Abbott Lawrence Allen, Boston; Homer,
Parker DO; Granite State Halet do Ellen Roman shearman
NBedford; Victor Berry, Portland
STEAMERS penobsc IT. Seymour, Phia Ere, Norman do
Sips Jones' Maven Annawan Laverty MOsss Eddy
Oaks; and Willard, Dayton, Providence.
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Pnsscngers Arrived

i,tsonshp Franktn from Harrs-Theoio[a Bronson John
Mise o'.phne Bridge Lul Livingstone Wei &
Coz Henry John Waring Cha Addoms his. iddoms
Addons Mrs Dix Made Laugois Miss Caroline Laugols,
Frank Lauglo, Capt David Len of New York DR. Hunt bliss
Hunt Of Leu-ye NY II Cooch WEIGH stephen Price,
Ihos Mor Spencer sergean Of Philadelphia Oliver Hsra OF
lss,ou c. r Sutton. Sutton, of Batmore Mar Ia.
Of Texas DayysFs R Proctor lady AMI seyan Ja Proc
tor Stephen Proctor Mrs 1oulant WIN Wright OF NewOr
eaus VIM Ward Miss Emily Ward OF Virginia; Stevens and
tdy London Jsuye Muheus Delsrhaux MaFsondet
AMI ser7a Made Chaucer.e Dsesert and servant efeyrs
Cbane Lei Cassour. de Laoncare Madame
Lang Lang. Alfred Lang, Mrs Josephine Lang Mcbride,
Made Logo Lossett, Losett Vidal AIMEE,
De Mat OF Francs Whtock, lady chd and servant P
Pelot, Auguste Dimpse James MonthieIs, OF Paris.
tir Chase from Charlottesville Matthew'S, Dir Lsgthorn
PACKET ship Columbia from Lrepooi-Mss Samuel hoo'
and VIM Nstnan.
In brig dJ,a,r from Curaeoa-Mr Russell
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MAR RIED
DIED.

Nov bs FFr Nr yaer ar NJ JATEs ? 6oODHtl
= i-s LYDIA ANH EACRE. or Ca77aes:-
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T. The Wings OF Delaware, beaten but not oslnaytd-
Disciplined by misfortune, the viii find them
and united, and victory will then perch upon
their banner. loud cheers) [NIusic-Resn the Bow.
49, Tie Fair Sex-The educulon OF Mothers, the civ
ZNiion of the World. (Chcers IAluslc-Heres health
10 all good Lasses
a number of toasts then followed, one Of which
was The Wing Press" which was received
with loud cheers.
Letters were then read, regretting inability to
attend, from Hon. Daniel Webster, Secretary of
State; Senator j, II. Clarke, r. l. Hon Joseph
r. lngersoll Joseph r. Chandler, and VIM ii.
Meredith, of Philadelphia; Senator Pearcc, of
Mar, land Gales and Seaton, Washington Sena-
tors Winthrop, Mass Mile, N. j.; Upham, VT
N. X. Hail. Postmaster General, &c &C. to
whom complimentary toasts We're given by the
Committee and hailed with cheers.
MORTON McNlIcHAEL, Esq, was called for, and
made humorous speech in which he made the
company PROMISE for Delaware, never to be
licked" again. He said that with WINFIELD
Scorr for President iii 1852, the Wings of Delaa
ware and the Union would be triumphant
He called on Mr. Clayton to say something on
tile life of Gen. Scott.
Mr.. CLAYTON responded in glowing eulogy on
Gen. SCOTS career from Queenstown to the city
of Mexico particularly noticing the bold stand
taken in defense of the Irish soldiers taken from
the American army as prisoners in 1872. SCOTS
name was received with loud cheers.
A toast TO Kent County brought up JOSEPH P.
CoMMEGYs of that county, in brief and happy
speech.
Another sentiment, in honor OF the Chief Guest,
brought up Mr.. Clayton a third time. In few
complimentary remarks, Mr.. Clayton introduced
W. E. Robinson, Esq, OF NewYork one of the
invited guests, with whom he had been long on
terms of intimate acquaintance.
Mr.. RoDlNsoN responded in n few remarks
which We're loudly cheered by the company
The festivities were continued till late hour
Everything went off well, rejecting the highest
credit upon the Wings of the State and their Illus
trious guest. Hon. John VI les, John r. Lati-
lner, John Council, Thomas n Rodney, j. g. Bar.
stow. Leonard E. Wales, Harry" Garrett Rob
erts Nj Candy. John A. Allderdice Emmor Jet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-08

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CioTHi si Sale limited.
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pair. $500; banket', ordinary. ss0s; blankets. cold,
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Tongnes. y dozen s85s; onions b, &c., Sail, zoo rs
iea5n, " gallon S2afec; Whisky, Cincinnati, . gallon,
syeARs-B Brazilian white, p H., &c.; Brazilian, brown.
20 DC crushed, refined white, sOc; loaf &c.; Manila,
Tophooo- Ordinary p II. l5@1se.; fine, p ID, $780,;
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value, according to It's situation.