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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

THE Law ScHooL.-Judge McCaleb, the Dean
of the Faculty. delivered the opening lecture. 1t
was rapid history of the Maritime Law, in which
he traced the influence of Commerce on the i'm
provement of society. This is undoubtedly the
most interesting branch of the lazy and the youns
gentlemen have in Judge McCaleb teacher who
is imbued with that enthusiasm so indispensable in
teacher. He gave an eloquent description Of the
seaman, his sulTerings, his dangers the sea, and
on the haG, his generosity, courage, lortitude--al
these were deneated with pathos and justice.
We shall, in Tomorrow paper, endeavor to pub
ish extracts from this learned and elegant lecture
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

Gen, Garrett d. Wall, u $ Senator from New
rf.sy dung Gsu sckpr 'srn, dd 'hs 33d "it - h
Epsdsggg 'e Hsi'l.El""s y }.
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THE HIsTRIoNIcs. Last night the Amateurs
gave one of their m st successful entertainments.
The house was literally filed with a fashionable
audience The chief attraction was Sylvester
Daggerroood, by a gentleman we'll known about
town for his Sat0s. As first appearance it was
most fortunate. His limitations OF Macready, For
rest and Kean were received with shouts of laugh.
ter. His powers of mimicry are of the highest or.
der, and in private we believe he amuses his friends
with happy copies of all the public speakers whom
he has ever heard. limitations, of course, are al
ways copies of the striking peculiarly, and are
laughahle parodies, and consequently should give
offence. But still we must object to the intro
duction on a public stage Of any Of our citizens.
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no SUGAR PLANTERs-Tesl between M

TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Test between Mr.
4 kendall's RONi Fire Brick IS, and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost $50, branded Gaunkirk
leeis's Foundry, August 3, 1850
At The reG4est of Mr. kguaa we put into our furnace in
which melt ron Oi Mr. keUdals brick, with Of
the be-, Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick melted
slightly; Mr. Kendall not at all, neither b0ken cracked
LEEDS 4 co.
We filling Planters orders and waTrautug brick to
stand fire. al - and the carriage. WNi. II. EAGER,
ans 2apn Agent Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
SALMON-In kits and half kits, landing and for
d33 WALTON, SANFORD 4 co. 25 New Levee.
pUCKWHEAT-2OO Pkgs. OF all sizes, for sale
ID b. |. W ARFIu r X %. q and % New I.eve .
CRANBERRlES-7j whole, half and o. bbs,,
o8 'o' ' 7 " ARTHUR 4 co, % and % New Levee.
pAISINS 800 Whole half and quarter boxes,
% O ". ARTHUR Il co, % and g New I.ovce
CtANDLES-5O0 boxes Sperm, Star and Ada
- mantine. for sale by
SCOTCH WHISKY 3 puncheons fine old
~ Malt, for ale by
d8 /. w. ARTHUR X co. % and - New Levse.
GLARET--4On hoxcs assorted qualities, for sale
- by J. ", ARrHtR q 70, = ard - ss@ l9Tsss
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A CURE FOR NERVOUS SICK HEAD.ACuE-Itg gives ne
great pleasure TO state that has, al last been
for this terrible disease. We refer readers to the as
Iement in another part Of paper the HArnoni hi
ment, and earnestly recommend its use TO those afflicted
who are troubled with sick head. ache. We have kno i
to be used with entire by lady who has been most
dreadfuy Omened with this disease FOR than TWENTY
ve yeas. She has tried remedy she has heard Of
but none has given decided relief until she tried the
Harmonic Eminent We, there FORE regard an act Of
humanity urge its II is positively and certainly nc
humbug; and strongly recommend ii because kaou
that 10 dong shall administer relief human sal
feng in one of its forms. II also e2oeent
latng IMMINENT Tor and all diseases requiring pow
erul excitement Of the skin Ii is sold by Clarke Allison
druggists and apohecarss of ST. Charles and Unio
streets.
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ID. of Il. Meeting This Afternoon,

MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2 Daughters Of Temperance, meets
at hait.uast O'Clock, at CyHal FOunt Hal, No. -
TrhnnniIOmas sLIeet
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See Fourth Page for Commercial Marine
and RtUer News.
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Custom House, New OrIeans,

CuLLErTOR's OFFICE, Nov % 1851 )
II OTICE is hereby gwen, that sealed proposals
viii be re. eived by until the 18th December, Tor
making the fol owing repairs the I,he uncta light House
premises pertaining thereto hfsnater named, conform
ably wi following sreUicat Ous. All the work must
done substantial and wOtbm7nIlke manner, and
be- approved by Keeper OF the Light, whose certificate
o Iha. effect Payment will be made.
TCHEFrNtTA LIGHT.
Rrplirs Ct DrailHg HguSC a roof 10 he covered
with shingles. win ra rs and shrahng the
# 10 he extended The from gallery the root measures
by % in front aud Is by b the the gable ends
finished the front roof and the Euers replaced
Kitchen be crested, i by NJ IN The clear, with
door amt window. with proper hinges and ugs
Kitchen placed on hrCk pillars feet high above
the ground and wllH proper foundations. brick Chimney
A. place extending four feet above the
The old chimney remu'e round the premises he
constructed Fence 1y iee length to be feet inches
10 heghh posts BIZ u i-I wood, 10y square,
long and feel apart he feet IN the ground. The pabug
he OF sawed yellow pine cypress, inch thCs, three
Uurs wide, ~ feet long and pointed at the end 10
q ghps apart, be well uule! stnugprs
with l2t mails, aocud in The posts. The board
IN nn "a inch thick and y inches wte There be-
rr-a iet wide, well framed substantially hung,
yh suitnb strungs. The style Vi the gates
grrrys Ond with that OF lie fence. Hinges aud proper fast
required three Of the doors and OF the
lows OF the IpUse.
The works above described he Comma7 within 30
DAYS, and be uumpeed within ~ day from the time
b. entered uiO aud II not ed The
pr,igUed the night aUuul the
pcruu IN default. WN tRERET, i'o0lncIur.
M td-p and Superintendent Of Light Houses.
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CA N DID AT Els.


sR Second Justices COurt.-M. M. THOMAS
~
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Y!l oglll.sOm 3, .NIrop,.

T. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
L No. 10 Camp street, opposite HewIeu's Exchange,
now in receipt Of per steamship nhO large mud com
pIete stock Of SEASONABLEC CLOTHING, got up in the
best and STYLES, expressly for the retail trade
Gentlemen in need Of Clothing respectfully invited to
ell and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKS-Or BaCk Cloth, 5-3, 81 and fall circle;
COArS-Oi llrub and CO0red Cloths, new styles
DRESS tuATS-DthrSt Black Frpuch Cloth
FROCK GnATs-Of hest French Cloths all ,OIOrz:
BUSINESS 'oNrs-0i Colhs Casslmeres and Tweeds;
DRESS PNETs-bi BlqCk DOeski and Cashmere;
FNNCY PANTs-If Doeskn md Cashmere, newest styles
NEsLs-OI Back saqn SIX cashmere an GREE adine
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet, rich Figured Silks
Drab, { shmere, Lama Cloth. Brmbuzue. etc
SHRrs-Of Linen, Cotton and Cambria Muslin, plain and
embroidered bO,Oms;
HoSWRy-Merno, Xix, Cashmere and Cotton Drawers,
Under shuts and iiaf Hose:
HANDKERCuIEFs-Ot Silk and Camhrc plain and hOrlerpd
tRAyATs-Bacs and Fancy, large variety of styles
GLovEs-Of Sk, q hmcFe, M'rnQ and French Buukskin
lMBRELLAs-Of SILK. Bingham aud Cotton;
MQRNISG GOwNs-Of Cashmere, Menno and Calico, etc
MI 2dpU
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We authorized TO announce JAMES H. kHIREHARr as
the office oil Constable OF the Sec md strr, Court
,de by the death Francis Thonas and will he sup
ported Nv numerous friends ~ To-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

THE CAAEL STEAh TUs.-Persons interested in the
Camel Steam Tug, invention for toving and trans
porting ships bars and shadows, Are info med that
small model with illustrative pstss, hpn a1hibiaa at the
po Of lhs Cssoen Matssl tsSuTEHss Cfasy ge,ns, 81
usE.p and ugAFiss ttsasa, 1870
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

SALE OF PKws-The sale of the pews in st Fherese
Church will be continued at hafpas four O'clock Pm, by
Mai. J. A. Beard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

FAIR THE ST. Louis BALL ROOM.-We ask atten ion
tOthe advertise of the Fair which the
above ned place the 9Th inst, and continue for
several days thereafter The prOcee of The Fair
ed for the benefit OF the Catholic Male Orphan Asylum We
need moi add thing this fact elicit the favorable
sdeTauon OF the beneyoient and nhlanLhronle.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

Sec advertisements Of AUCTION Sales on FIRST page
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Port Market, I. ROuChard. SiSU.J
The Markets Of the First Municipality last year sold
fof sl7OJt and tie Port Market Third Municipality, for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

SALE or THE MARKETS The MavOr yesterday sold the
Markets the Frs and Thru municipalities, at auction,
for the ensuing year:
First .NIRicya'ig.
Reef Market to David Kaiser, $ 500
Vegetable Marke', T.. Ecnnrdez. 3D.
IRENE Market, Charles Rolling l2'Jj
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,HE. ". EEWggclfv - Egg,O.

NEW SILKS, NEW SILKS,
NEW DRESS EDBDS
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Total $1,000
This is Slbj0 more than the markets brought last year.
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THE CAsPBELIs.-The Campbell Ministries continue 10
draw large and what peased to see, fashionable
houses This is we'll 1t is only necessary hear and see
Them for any discriminating mind accord them the hi hest
credit as arssiR their io0y They certainly accom-
pshed in music, and comic actors West and Peel can't
he beat Let all who love music and fun go and them
Those who have them once need injunction of
md pFt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-This court was occupied yes
terday with the trial Of civil cases
The strict Attorney filed miormatons in the following
cases Michael and Caharne McAule, for receiving
poperfy Patrick Morgan and Theodore Wngde for the
same offence; John Brown alias John Buckley, John Dud-
ley Edward Phillips and John Morgan, for larceny; Thorn
as Reilly Eizab tn Hobrook, Christian Dig, F. D. Wilt
and Joseph McDermot, for assault and battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
The telegraph Controversy Again.

Fog Smith has published long letter dated in
ls47. charging that Mr. Craig, the Halifax AGENT
Of the New York Press, cut his wires between
New York and Boston about that time, for the pur-
pose Of giving Wall ST broker exclusive posses
sion Of the Foreign News. Now, sometime after
this. with al the facts in his possession, this same
Mr. Fog Smith recommended the Association TO
employ this same Nj. Craig as its Foreign News
Agent and he was accordingly employed. Fog
his telegraph lines because We viii not discharge
at bis bidding the man we employed ON his recon-.
mcndation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
Relief for Gen. Cass.

The following are the resolves laid before the /
5. Senate by Gen Cass. They passed the Mich
gan Legislature by vote o. % lLocosl to 20, and
the Senate by the casting vote Of Lieut. GOV Fen.
ton Loco) Yet this document pretends TO speak
for free State which owes is prosperity ina great
measure to the benign influences Of he Anti Sls
very Ordinance Of -:
hcreas THE people Of his State are opposed 10 the ex
tension slavery bot believe that cribs IN our naona
al s has arrived which demands an expression Of their
deep devoted and unHerHbe attachment 10 the Union,
lter fixed determination, 10 spirit Of mutual fofbeAf-
snce ard moderation, 10 guard by all ~ sns ite
dangers pTeseri, IN The opinion OF many threatening
integrity and
Bhreas They believe that our Senators in Cougres.
ough, be le free their Sment may dcta-
on ali questions that any way affecting the
stability ard permsncncy Of The Federal Compact There
fore.
Ne y Resolrs2 b. ne Senate and House 81 Rcprcena-
fres o. the 81 Michigan Thai In the opinion Of his
slsurr the people OF This stse most hesny sppr0Ve
~ he noble aud patriotic stand taken IN Ihe Senate OF The
United states by those distinguished Statesmen Who req
reseuung the various sections go. " wi
country have united their tfors 10 preserve the
Union, Or AND lSpivIsiELf
4nd be - fa,tts, Resolted That in the opinion Of hs
Legislature 10 is he day II our Senators 10 Congress- and
,hev are hereby requested to retain their places Ne
tous Councils which they have heretofore flied with such
sigukl prudence ana dsuugu she'd ability ard they ART
hereby len free 10 aid hy voice and vote ana every
movement which their Judgment may decide to be best
calculated promote the interest and glory 81 The who
Nation and the tranquility OF The Union
kesoiscd. That uc Governor be requested 10 transmit
cerhed copies OF THE pr mile and these resolutions 10 he
Vice President Of The Uue4 SS.es ana to each Of our Sen
aors In Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
New-Nork Town Elections.

THE PmLADELPBlA TAILoRTssEs-The follow
Ing IS the plan on which these hitherto unmcrci-
fully plundered women have commenced working
for themselves, having opened store at ~ South
Scoond-s;:
Any sewing woman may become connected
with THIS organisation. by attaching her name -
the constitution On all work done by them, they
shall receive an advance, at the time OF the re-
turn Of their work. equa to the highest price PAID
in the CITY. A, the semi annual seIS ement the
profits shall DC divided-one half 10 be divided pro
rata, smong the workers. and the remaining Ia
shall 20 10 increase the capital to- the purpose O.
establishing other STOKES. similar basis Tor th-
employ OF mere women, until al OF this use-ul
class Of crzens shat he enabled to reap the fruits
Of their Own labor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
Y The OrIs,nal and onI, Genuine WI.tar,.

BnisaIn of Wild Cherry wa introduced in the year
1888 and has been well tes-d In all The complaints for
which 4 10 recommended For ten years Il has proved
more ecGc.0us remedy ,or coughs colds, influenza
brocchs asthms AID consumption 10 It's incpeni stages
lhsr an other medicine
What tine establishes sud consecraes What experience
ADOPTS and confirms Whist a. IN al places unite
saying = good snc vslgabe 10 90 doubt popularity
u his sOr axes 10 society rOOS deep and suOuz
that tire csnro. destroy T. The which has attend.
n his medicine for segers wears past has overcome he
pre11crs u a. rsspecbe men and he article has taken
ssEd zcrg re rrs case VI discoveries aud blessings Of
Tie 1e ard when eso'd 70 10 season. eracies,es the dis
-ase Tor which u J. RECOMMENDED
Frvr - Boston E--raas Trl4sl.r
II = perhaps bu! act u justice the propnenrs Of
"isrAE Bean Of Hd Cherry Tor as 10 say that cur per.
-ora zpercDee a he q his snce has Impressed ps
most fyorsby One Of the pTopfeIors Of tbs Traz.
was eulfry cured Of Of four months
rusncr, BY tn use Of ms Bsiss and seyerai Of our
frisnds AID tccusnisncs who tred The article have
iDunc OF great service 10 relieving II Of cough
snd .hornsss Of 5resIhng with witch they been a.
5.cie!
For sale by A. d. Sands 100 Fulton-st also, the
Astor enc irving house Drug Stores Broadway ~ Hsy
and Ae--- Co. Iacen-lane; st william Burgers, Cor
- -istrs 80 Tsn.As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

NORTH kEOLINA-lu this state. sais the IA
I,igk Regts'er. We think We may confidently as
sert. that Delegates 10 the Nashville Convention
Will be appointed from but mree OF the nihe Con
cressionsl Districts al the outside; and that none
vii be Authorized % represent the state az lar-e
In the District represented by Mr. Nenab.e, the
only two Counties that have thus tar made any
expression OF Their sentiments, Chatham and Gran-
vile have expressed themselves as opposed 10
the southern Convention We think ourselves
safe ID the statement that most OF the leading pub
lie men OF eithe party in the State are opposed -
the movement
LoNGEvITY "A coroners inquest was held IN
Phlade pbis, yesterday. on the body Of { woman
aged III wears She was a native Of Germany
named Elzsbeth WORT The jury returned a
verdict Of death from old age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

B.L1Iv,rr, MorcaV, Az. I'd
John Maree. q young man employee 90 the " e'i
erp Telegraph OA-e. hun- himself yesterday
Cause mental sberatiol
A fire occurred yesterday iu Konine dwelling
oa sa-sto-ast Loss severa thousand
We Learn that Franklin II Em're accepts the
appointment Of the Govc-n'r OF South Carolina %
q the vacancy occas.0ned by Mr Calloans death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
Di.a-tr.u- Fire.

L0VIssIILF, M01daY Afrl "
The Wholesale Grocery Store Of Messrs Oliver,
Baunon Il Morton was entirely destroyed b. .ile
on Saturday evening asst including The books. The
firm had but lust commenced business and the loss
in stock and building is about $4,000, portion Of
which IS covered by insurance. The Commission
House Of J. w Cisrkson, adjoining. was much
damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

10 M l-dNoF y Ihf IFtounf.
In your remarks the other day on the Clay Din
ner ana Mr. c having long esil,reS many great Empe
rors and Statesmen you say that al George III
have been dead iweny YEAR, forgetting yea crowded
Clay ideas we sRoaghn Kept in seRsibs bounds ard not
forgetting the course Of ume that The present King Of
Hanover (she Duke Of Cumberlsnd) sea OF George
Ill ard the present Duke OF Cambridge do. do 90
" 90. q is quite correct with regard to
George HIS surviving sons but makes a bunder
remarks on the Clay Dinner, bat in our announce
ment OF Mr.. Clays ia Birthday. in which the pro
spec,ive dinner was barely and vaguely advert
ed TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

MURDGEED-The Smyrna Telegraph gives an
s,count Of the murder Of a colored woman. named
Hackett by her husband in Camden Del Both
husband and wife had been drinking, when he IN
fit OF passion It is supposed, broke Ler neck. He
was arrested and s now confined in the jail at
Dover.
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FOR Europe.

The next number Of The Tri5pne j,C E1roaean
.,,.,.lo.ioa wan be issued On "WEDNESDAY
MORNING. At 9 O'Clock It wil ooatain al tie
lat, news received up % the time Of gong 70
ure,,. The EuroDa sails from this port on " cd
rn.lau ~ u O'Clock
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schooner FakIr Ashore.

PHllauFlFHl,. Mordag. Af-i is
The schooner Faki- from New-Yark, for Phila-
delohia with CARGO # suma- and ron. went
ashore ON Saturday evening OF Cape Island, ut @
o'clock. A letter states. that should Captain Bal
~, succeed in getting her Oh be would discharge
her cargo. and forward 1t ~ PHI a.clphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
:, 1:lsea.as u ~ gEA.Ilsl Ia-svN:.
The ,ate CIerk or the Heu.e.

WasslSsTcv. sl-l-r, A7ri- j.
N- C4vI1EIIs remains. ,c nla-iei Is
s5a al Hon. JOSIAH ASoFH'oN OF Tenn --i' ms
n,rri,s b. tie Southern bal Tor Knoxville. h'
death vi be- aunolnce1 touorroF, a-d Oh i7s-
d,vtls y .s,- XII proceed - elect a s7--1ss'r--
Nr James {. Walker g tie present reading o--rS.
Abe. smith 4 Maine. Fo-e-. :. C air q a-ke'
Wa.1-.srs. sai others a-e mentioned IS CANDIDATES
.lrt.e oEce
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4 Tavern Keeper Murdered.

RicHNoND Monday, Aprh IS.
X. Wheels, keeper Of tavern. miles from
this city was murdered on Saturday evening last
Several negroes have been accused and arrested
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The Cotton Crop Mt the south.

WasWNgr0N. n IIdaT, A7Tl n 7 "
Letters from The interior Of nth Carolina com
p ain of heavy rams W hich have nearly flooded the
country, AID caused rather bal prospects Tor the
Cotton crOp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

To TIE wEA1HEEwIsE-Tbe ai., ought q thewesih-
? wi,e individual wt.u - sees tiofm brewing, a.
Where's ny u brelA- Ten 70 somebody tas Dor
ru~ed r. ard as rergr1irg bcIIowed umbrella Il ssd
10 be evidence OF insanity 10 q course consider. lost
GeB-suen n -his peculiarly perp..xrg Predesnert are
iuv-a 10 CA GEsiS "a Broadway ara select from ais
IN ssiate substitute sor lie Hssirg srele
He has ltem Of Elk, viii pain wood or richly
carved snd had hsnele- strong ssd heavy hgt and
sils1c. sre a. 81 reasonable press
GESIS ~ e-osdvsy
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lT Two or three fres occurred az Baltimore on
Sunday last and as May riots among the bremen.
Damage light
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The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Aondsy. April %. 9-P. ~
One Southern Mail has come to hand, but the
latest is still due
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, Monday. APui Is
No 50 and a passed - aud - argued together,
80 passed and - argued and concluded
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re- The recent splendid addition which he as'sF'.
J W B.EKEE Co II ard - Ca,herne-st have gwen 20
.her Stock and re ind efa gable Efforts hey eonng-
ally making - render heir pace Of business The moe,
attractive a. wei Tic most advantageous place Dr
uyers eudte hen notice fiom u. Thru stock
Of Dress Goods comprising he Dosi beSun!I styles Of
De.anes fcr h FreIeh ard Engl'h Cseoes Of perfectly
.., oolors for and especially heir magnificent ssso'
rsent Of sks Bsreges and NsBtIss, only invariably
give perlecs szs ccr bet heir honorable business rsns
.euIs eA1ro fail to ensure hen he envAble reputation Of
ruth ard integrity.
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~ Person. wishing THE ThlB NJ , At 'n'i
49,. d, place. ofsa..sess 10 NJ" "a Or
w. please save 'ss'' ADDE'S Al - ,gg.s
con- Of syruce s,d Ha''-a 80 '''--
,,y....s 10 tse CGsriers-
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A DAN. POWER PRESS WORK neatly exc
Asutrd A. lle rorce ard zt he Invest prices ~
t.e tribune JOB Oee-, Sos ard spruce 81
tSN' CHAs WfLLETs, Sgp'r
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ONO CoSyESTios.-Ibe Columbus >tofomat
Loco has complete reforms and divides the Con
vent0n az .Ji.Ows:
Wtirs II Democrats 81 Free ooler' 3
Among those 1t classes Denocrats are Judge
Joseph 4 Swan Of Franklin and Delaware late f.
Van Buren, Elector. James ". Taylor, Editor of
the gandusky organ Of Free Democracy as) 3
Van Burcn Free Soilcr Luccu Swift Free Sol
Senator from SUNNI, ard PORTAGE, who says he bee
longs % none ether than the Free Sol party Dr.
Norton : Towrshend Of Medina and Lorain, Mr.
s Hum,lGeyyillc Of Medina and Friend Cooke OF
poria-c-al protested Free 5olers, ami John
Johnson q Coshocton elected as Independent. IL
gives the Wbirs the tuo Judge Hitchcock and
HJu E j. Andrews) elected from Cuyahoga, by the
united Whir aud Free Soil vote, and thus shrink,
the Free Soil strength down 70 the three chosen
from Ashtabula and Lake. But the real strength
Of the three parties is just about what We have
heretofore stated-Whig i0i Loco. Foco %, Free
Soil g.
Among the Delegates elect are the following
EI-Mevb,rs Of 90, gresi-Gov Jo,eIh Vance Gen.
samson Mason Sherlock 'Andress William Keunon
William Sawyer william MedH, Elias Florence, D F.
Lesdbener, David Chambers Peer II ieheook.
w GO OFT Of DOB
Edit0ys- Jsmes w Taylor, tSaud1ssy MiUorl Joseph
W FAIR (Sorwas Experiment. and think O,wsy Curry
JpAge.-G-orge b. Holt George J. Smith, Richard SUI
well Reuben Hitchcock.