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Genemca-It affords much pleasure to assist your
paying tribute Of sdmraton excellent lady and
talented artistic Mrs. Howard. wish that had known this
earlier might have had it power set apart night $50
give you effect your obect later period than
lies in my power.
The Theatre closes Thursday evening" July A. and Tuesday
evening, July q will be agreeable YOU will readily do all
my humble power forward your views Most respectfully
jyl T. PLACIDE.
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The Merchants Exchange, New York, was to
be sold at auction on the 29th ult, to the highest
bidder, under a decree Of court. The total amount
of liabilities of the company is about S964,OO0.
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az Theatre.-PLAomE VARIETIES Sgnor MON,
DELL ST. respectfully his friends and the patrons
this establishment the Scenic Department Of which he has had
being the principal during the present that
MONDAY EVENING, July /, when attractive Dramatic
Musical programme will he offered intending the
teer services of Professor the Brothers CABPO
The Box Book IS row open. yt
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The Island of Bahama was visited by whirl-
wind and water spout on the 9th ult which took a
westerly direction, and did considerable damage.
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A large auction house in Wall street, New York,
sold, on the 10th ult, $4,000 worth Of wines and
brand;as
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The steamer Kuickerbocker went ashore at Hurl
Gate on the 2Oth ult but was extricated with little
damage
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QUICK TRrr.-The steamer CaddO arrived at
Shreveport on her last trip intwodays and twenty
two hours from this port
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From WAsHINeToN.--The Washington epKs
respondent Of the Baltimore Commercial, under
date of the 23d says; "The U. s. Senate having
adjourned over on Thursday until to-day, many Of
the distinguished members Of that body have avail
ed themselves of the occasion to make short recre
atiye trips to the surrounding county. The Hon.
table mansion Of Col. Carroll, at Doughoregan Ma
nor, in Howard District, where he des gns soourn-
ing for few days. The citizens Of Ellicotts Mills
having made arrangements to give Mr.. g. public
reception on his passage through that village,
were much disappointed on the arrival of the train
to learn that the distinguished Statesman, having
been inlormed Of their intention at the Relay House,
and feeling quite by his recent labors in
the Senate and the heat Of the weather. had left the
at the latter point and quietly passed through
the town in private carriage, half an hour ahead
Of the cars.
The Hon. Daniel Webster and lady are on
brief visit to Old Point Comfort
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Liver Complaint and Disease OF the Lungs.
t following from Of the eminent elegyen
Of e Church viii satisfy the mcreduouI
superiority of Dr. s. P. TowNsEND's sARsAPARlLLA
all others:
Sc DR.. s. p. TOwNsEND-I)e Sir Although You have
numerous certificates eeang the efficacy and goodness Of your a
sapara, Notwithstanding eve It TO be duty both
self and TO the suffering and afflicted that may be the
truth that have been much benefited by
medicine. have afflicted with the Liver
PLANT with affection oshe Lungs, and with general debility,
Ihave many preparations mei-
cine End received benefit have for about FIVE mOg been
falling fast up all hopes and thought de- when,
hearing your incidence through Circular which left
my house for perua induced try have taken
bottles, aud have been entirely cured believe.
BENJAMIN H. VILE.
"Pastor Of the Methodist Church, Pleasant Valley.
"August /, lsI9."
nf- For safe BY the sole agents N New OIleaus.
lyl lw 2dp J. WRIGHT g. CO. 15l ChaItIas
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.HrOaU Opening!
t5y- Per Steamship Ohio and BARK N. IL. Wolff.
THEo. A. JAMES = CO.


THEo. JAMES & co.
fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No So Common street, BetresHVeras AoeL
and He6lstf's Exchange,
EY~ Are now in receipt Of another lafr- oeanhiu
assortment Of gentlemens Spring and summer Cioth-
ing-al Of the vay fine material and best Workmanship
having been manufactured expressly Tor the city Telah Aaes
consisting in part follows, TO wit;
sUPER BLACK CAsAMEEETTE DRESS COATS
fRooK
r~-ev. Rnows & oLIvE "
BLAoE MERISo BUSINESS
FANCY AND eoL'D ENd. MERNo . -
- BLACK ALPACA
- BLACK MUsTAPHA
- SILK LINEN
CHECK LINEN
FANCY DoEsEE PANTS;
- BLACK MERISO
- FAHs 1DRILL -
- WmTE - .
FLowERED cHAMBRAT vEsTs;
- WHITE MARsEILLE
- FANCY
CANVASS SKELETON
:" SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILE
TORoUoIs SILK
- WATERED -
MoDE AND BLACK SILK
BLACK SATIN
DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-patent LaoiHs'o
- IRISH -. D."
- COTTON -
- SILK -
- LINEN sHIRTs-(vey fined
- CoTToN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
. SILK AND LIsLE THREAD UNDERsHiRTs;
- CoLORED GISGHAM
- SILK AND j.. CAMBRIc H'pK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLovEss
Hosiery;
{" :" LINEN CRAvATs;
- STOCKS, SUsPENDERs, ETC. ETC. my ~ 2dp
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Much inseressins matter win be found ON our
Iiraf pase.
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$. Of n. .meetings This Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION No. l5 Crystal Fount Hail. No 222
Tehoupitoulas sreet, at O'Clock
LANE DIVISION, No. o. the Methodist Church. Algier.
Qas,l
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NOR SALE.---A delightful Coast Residence, below
IL the city, between the Convent and and Barracks, 81
quarter of hour drive from Canal street, formerly IN
known the WASHINGTON COLLEGE. The AGIA
Improvements consist of spacious two story dwelling OF
twelve rooms, wide gallery and piazza all around kitchen,
etc., about four OF productive land. The ground at
this point higher than elsewhere, in and about New
Orleans, and az all stages OF the Mississippi eyee Is scarce
necessary which sufficiently for the neghborhood
being provebial for salabty case of cholera yellow
fever originated within mile of lhe place Its spen
did and healthy location easy access to the city and extensive
Outbuidngs give this property every advantage fol SEMI
nary for Learning and equally well for Dairy Business
r. ID, AAILES, Broker
ivI Hinder 81 Cbares Hotel near Common ST.
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YD The Ladies'.

EB- An apology feel due maay Of customers whC
have for samples Of Goods during the past two weeks W.
the of the wish obee but from
the fact thai numbers have been compelled the unerved
iyI THOMAS BRADY % Chartres street.
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UNwERsETxoF NEw YoRk.--We learn that at
neetng Of The Trustees and Faculty united, the
sf. George w Beshune, D d., was unanimously.
Elected Chancellor Of the University, in the place
Of the Hon, Theodore Flehsahuysen.
gulge Wilcox, 4 ihs Nee Hampshire Supreme
Gptt s dead.
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Henry Clay has been presented with walking
cane, cut in the vicinity of the tomb of Leondas,
at Thermopyls. 1t bears the following inserip-
tion F" HENRIoo CLAx-Bacatlo Dlagis guam
hnccn Arr,ren 1iellon
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s, <f ter rInEtal1ation of offieers.- HOW
- ARD LODGE No. l3.--A Regurr Meeting OF this
fS Lodge will be held at the Grand Lodge Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING July H.. Members requested 70 be
in their attendance the installation Of 1e officers for the
nsung will take place. By order Of the y. g.
iyi +. SAMPSON, SECRETARY,
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William Burns, editor of the New York Sun
day Dispatch, died recently Of apoplexy, after a
brier illness
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NOTICE.
Clothing sEEOGSe TO order.

NJ Gentlemen who their Clothing Fall and
Winter made order will please call and have their taken
NORRIS WAY, corner Camp and Common sts.
les a. AeE1etis Hotel.
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DIssOLIJT N-The eopartnershp heretofore exist
- ing under the firm Of KIP & ATHENS, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. . -,
SAMUEL E. KIP alone, is charged with the LIQUIDATION
of the late firm. SAMu ~ = MI
New Orleans, July 1, 1850 CD Il. A. ATHENS
CAMUEL K KIP having purchased the entire interest
- of Il. A. ATHENS, in the late firm Of KIP AIT
KENS respectfully begs leave TO inform his friends and the
and Flag Manufactory the place. No rs Old Levee
street. and soictts a continuance OF their patronage.
G9S~ FLAGS to hire for the Fourth OF July. iyl%
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MA YO'S
russ<Tm MUSIC STORE.
| M M ~ n Nos. 5 and Cam street, K
x Three doors from Canal. AE

x Three doors from Canal
TN HE undersigned desires respectfully 10 inform the pub
lie that they can always find at his MUSIC SrDHE y
them Piano Fores made by the old and celebrated Manu-
facturers, T. GILBERT Co. Of Boston, ofrch tone and mn
with Iron Frames, made in the mos, subsant9 and T1mnn M
like Also, the justly celebrated dsOlAN flANO
FORTES which for sweetness Of tone have not Deg IN
equaled. They particularly suited to the county, as ue
H3oian does not require tuning for years. ~. ",
The New Improvement in Piano Fores, the aehl y
RBATIsG OvERBRIpaE, Is also Tor sale al hls lie
treble, adds the durability and strength OF the Pao anu
renders it capable of regainng much longer IN tune an
those in ordinary use.
W.T.. M. is gent for HENRI HERR celebrated GRANsl
PIANOS and PiANINOS, made in Paris For power ana
sweetness of tone they stand preemaeln. ~
The Doice Copdaa 4taehf1ent j. tleyel = 20, faIs %
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufacturers COIL
stantly receiving, and for sale on liberal terms. .
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at rom sou 10
efS Rasd aTa en s aSd ni
CATCHCART'S MELODEON.-This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument Village Churches Lodges, Serenadlng
Parties, and the private pracpceo ol Ofganlt possess
and powerful tone, is portable (wegmng but 70 lol anu
~ Orders for Guitars, Y7olins Yo1oneslos, Cart
nets, Flutes, Ftagets, Strings, aad asseat .nsrsmdh
disc of eperBkHd, will be promptly executed at
prices. Bands supplied with Brass lnstrumen anu Da
HARPS Double and Single Action, on har
| to order, to suit the taste of purchasers.
| MUSIC.-The largest Catalogue in the ooutns
is accumulation Of over 20 years, and In II an eA
| NEW MUSIC received by every arrival trotss'f
and by the foreign steamships. SpaHtsh sSe[
Waltzes, &s-a regular supply; r, OIlgnSi ggians ~
/ sic bound, copied and arranged Subscriptie
the sMessSSe Bird, ''Saroni's Musical Tiui
| BS sddTessio~ V he undersigned, Catalogues
be sent 10 any Dart of the adjoining States;
| yl 81 WV.
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Correspondence Of the Crescent.

MONROE, La, June %, 1850.
Deqr Cresceat-Withn the last day two have been
through the crops of this neghborhood and have
heard the opinions the best of practical farmers
the prospect for the They all unite in saying that the
crop exceed twotrds Of full one, with the most
favorable from this time until is gathered for various
reasons rs because the eold rainy weather in April
vented good stand had to plow and plant over
again. Others epaned with the hoe that which planted
the secona 'i-s did up well, and repaned
with the hoe. This has
and age the plant that the working proper for
portion is for the other Again. the cold weather has
put the crop back at least fifteen days generally, there
blooms this season have heard Of single In
fact cotton grown any here until within the last
twelve days There some heavy rains, which fell
about weeks since, and the farmers the and
the has worked upon it some and some is dying
with the shin and rust These Of the reasons
why it believed that the in this section reach
more than twothfs Of ordinary There three
caamtes (f may speak) which the cotton plant is
subiecthe equnOctal storm, which find the plant
growing and brittle the caterpillar and the early frost Now
the equinoctia gales sometimes njure it much but
they least dreaded here Should the caterpillar make its
appearance here 1886 and the time they
did then, least one-thr, and most probably onehaf Of
the crop (neriOr it is will be destroyed by them Ii they
come there will be nothing left for Jack Frost to do, because
they will take ALL Shonld they then early frost
will niure the crop quarter perhaps third. So
growing crop does bring 10 cents pound there will be
hundreds of good ruined realize them any thing it
| ought TO bring 20 cents per pound. AGRIcoLA.
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A fatal case Of malignant cholera occurred in
Philadelphia on the 2lsi. The name of the victim
was Buckley 1t is said TO be an Isolated cas- e, and
no apprehensions are entertained of the spread OF
the disease.
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The church mob trial is still going on in Boston
No new lacts have been ELECTED.
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tg- Letier from Dr. John A. SvlIloa,sqI,

E- The magniheent, Light etsuaht f9tnaf FANNY SMITH
Capt Richards It. tllill AZ
July /, O'Clock. and pasien ~ posse 50 t,arl
Nl J. NJ MuvNE ~ COT IS fDy.fas si. Z
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The new comet is now family visible to the ma
ked eye in the constellation of Ursa Minor.
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The whole loss by the great fire in Montreal, Ca
NADIA, is estimated at 81 100000,
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Miss Caiharne Hayes, the great English vocal
ist of the day, proposes giving concerts in this
country, in the wake of Jenny Lind.
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The tariff panic is augmenting at Washington,
and good deal of negotiation going on TO com
pound the tariff and the slavery settlement
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The case of Professor Webster viii be con-
sidered by the Governor and Council OF Massa-
chusetls on the I'd inst.
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A valuable lead mine has recently been dis
covered at Prospect Me, tbs said to yield 70 pei
cent of pure lead and 10 per cent Of silver
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ARRTVAI on THE Ma aB.l.
rslsgrapn,s Inss1'l sspss. s. s.


BAs1S1Hr' june a5. 1850
The British steamer Niaga'A Atrged at Halifax,
al 5 o'clock on the morningeg lhe 25th inst, from
I,;verpool. having sailed +, Saturday, The 18th.
Liverpu9 market.
f, 49, .l;rsa d, - liI 10 a fQAfter Of 5 penny, on all
,,.S,s Fs- omsl,v ~ e msfsl p dull, The weeks
snles amount 70 81 AooQoala Of w pecnlaiOn took 1000
bales. Flour s ,l ana sq'. 1spe a. O. - rosS
sErh,y sftn, 81 il 6opd dtfIals at a slight advance
rrv ds4 ascinlt, hs demand fof Sugar is failiEg
Int IN ro asnitad about Sd. decline from previous
rates Ese cegsen co'ss has reeeed. Rice had also
aeeI a1 hoief fAn i teoessary effect saIes. al,
ins,. dsaaiEe 81 Fobaeco.. In Naval siOras ~
Ne 70 fepet Tho Money Market remains easy. On
1spday fAAs1 closed n a71z on Friday. 96s6. "a. s.
sR Of iz, eI1sa; SiSss 1861. 1Q3i0l04; Sixss 1851
The accounts from the manufacturing districts still i'm
proving Some Of the mills that have suspended, will
SUNG On The 18Th inst.
Te iiasre Cotton Market wasinac,ye but pnOes were
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALrIMoRR, June IS. 1850.
Cotton at Liverpool quoted as follows: Middlng
Fair Upland and Mobile. 79sf57&d. Com down to sOs-
Coffee has declined B.
tits reported thas sseveral laws, still further
restricting the liberty of the people, hayepassed the
Assembly
Ministers have again been defeated by majority
Of two.
Later frofn New Mexico.
Advices from. Santa F6 to May 25th, state that
the Convention assembled on the 18th, and adopted
Constitution for the State of New Mexico An
election was ordered by the Governor for members
Of the Legislature, and Congressman. Greai
efforts were making to enable the Senators and
Representatives to reach Washington before the
adjournment Of Congress. y
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Hayti is in position TO be looked into, and will
be looked into by resolution in the Senate or the
Honse before long.
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washington Fire Co. M. 4


- H5- The 0hicers aHd members Of this Conraay
1911 :, will please attend the Regular Monthly AIsatiDg
MONDAY EVENING next, at oelock.... The
49, 8 - Attendance Of every member Is requested
20 - LE0VY, Secretary.
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One of the largest beds of coal in the country has
recently been discovered in Perry County, Ohio.
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Ihs nts tiaeept and swiit running passenger
LOW NDs IN, seqhs nelter will positively DAY,
monday AZ ftor Princeton, Providence Veks-
burg Miken hena " Gnnd Cult Rodney,
lyl ~ u. SMITH. % magazine
ns The spendd steamer DovE Cav,
Box leave ior Louage Itl s ~ y ocoef - aps.
jyl u n Af@Qlk& 3 co. IS Poydras st,
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Judge LarWs.-James Abby,
c. G. Wood, William Douglass, alias Tom Steel, John
Thompson and William Bland, all found guilty of larceny,
sentenced year each hard labor in the Penen
tary
D. Jourdsa, for the offence, sent to the Parish
Prison for SIX months.
William Wood. alias Bill Sale, sentenced to six months in
the Penitentiary.
Thomas AcFadden found guilty of manslaugheT in being
accessory eAnsng the death of Patrick Mullen. was
teseed 70 i've years Imprisonment in the PenentarY
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At Washington, Cuba is deferred for the present
Canada is a perfect nuliily, entirely out of the
question-nO body gives il a thought
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10 fs8&rFsfoxnzNrs. we are indebted % The
ssi;.1asss If X~ bnt he mast add to his fAvDFs BY
rit;1e kis feal nnms. The letter. ioQ.h chiefly
..ss,ed 10 4 layorshle criticism of vi thentrea
Now. while uc nrs willing 70 Keep tls public here
infersh<a ofss ,hensficala il ,he northern Cities
~ ~ feel that this isone q NJ smaller meiess
Of she law. aud lhe: mnch 'assa Interesting mate
RAJ i % bs found 10y letters than theatrical pufs-
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Valuable Family Medicines
tz- Dr. wlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Dr. RoGERs's LIvERwoRT AND TAR.
DR.. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS.
HOwE's SHAKER sARskPARILLA.
ToWNsEND's do.
SANDS do.
BULLS do.
BRlsTOL's do.
GUYsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARiLLAs
OsGoOD's INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DkLLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAvlD's HEBREW PLASTER.
PERRY DAvIss VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc. Etc. Etc Etc.
The sovo Medicines igenunel asay hand aod
sale, retail, by
sCOVIL q MEAD, 113 Charities street.
II Medicine, and purchasers gnnsray are no.aed
that We only Agents fer Of the above Articles m
ali the souhsrn States. my6 sm aip g. T. NJ
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5ReA slD- Attend Regular Monthly Meeting on MON
Z sss J DAY EVENING, July t. o'clock .Punetus
~ attendance is requested by order.
80 JOS. +. RUSHA, Secretary.
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Lieut.. Underwood, of the 1st Infantry had
fight with the Indians, who in this case were the
attacking the party, about thirty miles from this
place. One of his killed, and seven
wounded, among the latter Lieut.. U. himself One
Indian was killed, and the chief and several others
wounded. They were obliged in the end to re-
treat and left the ground in the possession of Lieut.
u. Is party.
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From THE RIO GRANDE.-By the arrival Of
the steamship Globe Capt Talbot, from the Bra
EOS the 9th ult, we have received late Browns
vile papers.
The Brownsville Sentinel of the 26th says the
river rising rapidly, and was nearly over its
banks.
Bro oke has made requisition upon Gen. Belknap,
commanding at Fort Towson, for all the force he
can spare. Portions of the I'd Dragons, Mounted
Rifles, and Light Artillery together with all the
Mounted Infantry, are to be placed upon the Texas
frontier as early as practicable. This force, when
concentrated. will be placed under command of
Brevet Lieut.. Col Hardee, of the I'd Dragons.
Col Hardee is an able and experienced officer.
| The Sentinel gives letter from Laredo;
| LAREDO, June 10, 1850.
| Lieut., Underwood, Of the 1st Infantry, had a
Lha IndiaI,s 1l.hn this tha
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steanIDoat Dsparturs. rnIa Day.

ati CALIFORNIA. Griffin 9 A. NJ. Cars
ttst4.4n Jenny LIND, Dunnica, p. NJ, cars
eteli it'ct --s OLIVIA, hphlnnn. p. NJ.
stftso.aN 10 WNDES, JR., JenlH, P. M.
Loa,gpiNt f-fss. $50 FANNY SMITH Richards, p. M
LenieriHf DOVE. Box, p. NJ.
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s' receive with sentiments which cannot express this
beautiful gift from the orphan girls of this institution. II is
undeserved by and most Unexpected The assistance that
circumstances have enabled render yOu eheeriuy
given and will be cheerfrly continued. Your gift shall
highly prize and will long remember its presentation the
most pleasant incident OF my life. Accept my thanks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13

LA
it in real estate, and he has to pay a tax
of $40; The other invests his $4,000 in
merchandise, and only pays $16 tax
We therefore believe that the LegisIa-
ture ought 70 tax all merchants in North
Carolina, say 200 per cent, over the
present tax, who sell merchandise the
manufacture of other States.
The report was unanimously adopted:
and on motion, the thanks of the meet
ing were rendered to the Committee and
they were discharged.
On motion Of A. A. Mcclellan, a COM
mittee consisting of Jos Arey. Duncan
Mcneil, James Sunday, 1. w. Clark,
W. H. Bayne, and G, w. Rose, was
appointed TO draft a memorial, embody-
ing the sentiments of the above report.
and procure signatures. and forward
it to sur representatives in the General
Assembly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-12-13
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

The Sons of Temperance at Moore's
Creek Division, No. 142, having been In
formed that the Ladies desired to present
them a handsome Bible, as a mark Of their
high admiration for their noble and contin-
ued efforts in the cause Of the great reform
of the age, Thursday, the 18th of Novem-
Der, was appointed for the Division to re-
ceive the present. The Division, at II o.
clock, was formed iii procession by J. Nc
Dufie, Marshal, and his assistants, and
marched with their appropriate Regalia in
double-6le, accompanied by a large number
Of Sons from the ~neighboring Divisions.
After entering the Church, an appropri-
ate ode was sung by the members, when the
exercises of the occasion were introduced by
prayer from the Rev.A.B. Alderman, Chap
lain. The Marshal then intimated that the
time for the presentation of the Bible had
arrived when Miss NJ. NJ. Henry, supported
by two of her associates, with great ease and
dignity presented the Bible with some hap
py remarks. DIR. C. I. Murphy accepted
the Bible in behalf Of the Division.
Bro. Jno. 7. Moore being requested to
deliver a temperance Address, made one Of
his most happy efforts-it being an over
whelming defence of the Order of the Sons
of Temperance. s
After an intermission Of an hour, the
large assembly collected again in the Church,
when a call was made for an address from
Bro. w. H. Mcmillan. who arose and no
bly, sustained his reputation as a Temper
ance Lecturer. DR.. G. 7. Murphy being
next called up. spoke at length with great a
bility of the evils Of ~intemperance both phys
ically and morally.
Thus Mr.. Editor, closed the first celebra
ton at MOore's Creek, the good effects o
which may be felt till the last syllable o.
time. D.. S.
1.-THE remarks of Miss Henry, as well a
those of Bro. Murphy, are well-timed ant
appropriate. but as we have declined the pub
LEGATION of many other similar addresses, i
would be unjust to publish these. w
i have been forced to the alternative of eithe
t publishing only some of the many presenta
ton and reception speeches which are sen
I to us, or of rejecting all. This latter alter
> native we have adopted-for were we t
? publish all, our columns would be entirel
monopolized with them-whereas if we Eer
y to publish any, We would lay ourself liabl
It to the charge of invidiousness and p~artialit
: "a charge we do not intend to incur. "
j beg our Moore's Creek brethren to excus
us, under the assurance that stern necessit
has driven us to this course. We have Q
hand at least 10 columns of speeches d
livered on similar occasions, which we hay
), been compelled to decline. 1-EDrroR.