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HEADACHE
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FEMALES
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DEAR Sir Having boon afflicted with Chronic
Diarrhea during the latter part of the time was
in business at the South, and was obliged TO leave
on that account, | came North hoping change OF
air would restore me; but grew gradually weaker
and weaker, until was confined TO my bed, or
nearly so. My father, on visit to the city OF New
York, saw your advertisement OF Bitters, and pur-
chased bottle, which took, and from which ex
pcrienced relief have continued TO take it, and
nm now well You need have no fear of recon-
plant.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
(Signed) ADAM c. LOWBiE
Distributing Agents,
WILLIAM T. HICKS & CO,
l49 and 81 Front street, New YORK
And for sale by X. s. PATTERsoN and Il. ID. and
w. IL. GILLMAN. April lb--ly-- Nov 2S)
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BRAS LAuoR.-'ro many persons it seems a
small thing To sit down and prepare matter for the
periodical press; but let those inexperienced with
the pen, and whose brains have never been trained
to systematic labor, attempt to furnish nteec tuai
food and recreation To heir fellows, and they Will
sosn realize that mental labor is the most dcstruct
i've health of all other toll! Were one TO grub up
the Ftumps out OF the earth, or sing the sledEe-
hammer twelve hours a day, he would be able To
stand the drudgery with less injury to tue body
and soul than half the number OF hours devoted to
mcntaA employment, in the way al writing matter
E.r the book or newspaper press. Those pithy arti
c,os which constantly appear IN the periodicals Of
the day. contain The very essence of mind or
thought and such literary gentlemen the
best ii ittmising are the very first whose CousU-
tutions are broken down.
LScoH,S IY,ekiy Paper. PLaGda.
'Yorg IouRsELr FARSI.''--Thc notable pro.
ject Of giving the public lands to every body who
wants them ought not 10 receive thc couutcnancc
OF he American people. Such project s neither
rccammrrded by policy nor justice. Ii Is right TO
give bounuCs to thosc who fight for their country
bat We can't see The propriety OF bcstowing the
public lands upon all men of all nations, and rs-
warding those who fought against well as
those who have fought FOR us. Emigration from
Europe to thC United States is and will continue 10
be sufficiently large, without any such induce
incnts. The man who 'Votes himself farm
Will not always I've found the best farmer. We
would rather unyc 4 class of immigrants and set
tiers, whu would be wiling 20 pay small sum and
feel that they had thereby entitled themselves TO
uw ne snip ln The soil. than men who. from want u
,petgy. are unwilling To- hpY government lands for
he snNu prices Ht which they may be obtained.
RichmoRd Republican
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Medium, piatin 25by l9 g ..l90
Foolscap, .platin II. by l4i 1875
Composing Sticks, and 8 inches, 81 SO. For
each additional inch ~ cents
Mahogany Job Sticks, 50.
Chases of every size for job news, and book work.
Imposing Stones OF any required size.
Galleys of every description.
Type Cases of best quality.
Job two third and half cases.
Cabinet Cases of 3, 10, and 10 pairs each
Single and Double Stands. with and without
racks
Furniture and Reglct, of all sizes.
Quoins, of cherry, hickory, iron wood, and ma
Roller Moulds copper or iron.
Brass rule, suited for every purpose.
Brass Dashes, of various patterns, cut to suit the
column.
Heads for Newspapers, prepared to order.i in wood
or brass.
PRINTING INK.
News, in kegs of l6, 20, and solbs each, 20 cents
per lb.
News, for Napier presses, so, 100, and It's pack
ages, 20 cents per 10.
Book, in kegs of TO- 10, %, and 80 lbs. each, from
80 to rs cents per lb.
Book, in canisters, S i to IS.
Colored Red, Blue, Green, Brown, and Yellow,
in canisters of and Id. each, 81 bo.
Varnish, in canisters of lib. to , lbs, 80 cents.
Rich gold, pale gold, silver, rcd, and orange
Bronze.
Sizing, for working in bronze.
SECONDHAND MATERIALS.
A variety of second hand materials consisting
of Presses, Type of various sizes, Chascs, Cases,
and Stands, Imposing Stones, &c, &c, may be
had Il the Foundry.
OLD TyPE, delivered at the Foundry, taken in
exchange at cents per lb. for new Type. Printers
will be expected to send their old Type to the Foun
dry early as possible after their order Is given
for new Type in exchange for it.
SrEREorYPINo carefully done, with Type,
at the lowest rates. Blocks furnished of any re-
quired size.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, for every
thing required by Printers will meet with prompt
attention by r. LUCAS, Jr, Proprietor,
Aug. 2d-u baltimore.
TJ,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSI-
Il TORY of Useful knowledge, 1881, an addi-
tional supply this day received. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec Is Booksellers, near 9th ST,
L,RENCH BOOKS FOR YoUTH-Joseph ct
IL Isdore, on le danger des Mauvaiscs Campag-
nice.
Amaa Corsini, ou POrphelinc dc Sienne.
Illustrations dc l'Historc Sainte, par FAbbe
Rouser
Amche, or lie Triomphe dc la Piete.
Alexis, lie Jeunc Artistic.
Duval, Historic Racontce pur un Cure dc Village
Il eleves
Lc Bon Fridoin ct le Mochant Thicrry. Anto-
nio, on lorphelin de Florence.
Historiettcs pour lcs Enfants.
And others too numerous for the limits of an nd
vertisemcnt Imported from Paris by
Dec 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GAss. The Detroit 1ribune saws:

GAME.-I The Detroit Tribune says:
tine stalls of our market are rendered doubly
attractive by their tempting display of bear steak
and wild turkies. Rabbits abundant, squirrels
selling Mt three shiihngs DOZEN while Indiana
through the Central road, supplies us with the
choicest and most delicate OF ouse--a thousand
of which our friends Rowe & Co. have for the last
fortnight daily cent East by express"
EWES wfTn tM.--Ono of the conductors on the
New Haven railroad, whose speech, smacklng oil
the French or German accent subjects him to an
ot casional quiz from the passengers, was wished
- happy New Year" by one OF them, during the
trip ON New Years day. "Oh tank you, sar
merry Christmas, April fool, Fours July. and Sl
zc rest. WAS ha tcply.
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ID H.HoOE ~ CO., Wholesale and retail deal
L . ers in Carpetng, Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs Curtain Materials, Sheeting, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN and Sth streets,
Washington, ID. G..
Aug 20-tf [Union.l
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERs

T AND WARRANTs-fo sale by
il Dec 27-tf CHUBB, SCHENCK s co.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES,
FOR JANUARY, 1851.
w. MAURY s. Co., MANAGERS.

j. w &. MAJ q To-, NlANNtsf fhS.
500, 40.
S35,000! $25,O 900! ST., ,4l0 100 prizes of S ,0O0
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy
Class A. for 1851
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
January 25th, 1851.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
splendid prize of. ............ ,l70
do ......,....... $4,000
do .............. 25, 200
|, do .............. l1,4l0
prizes of ..,.........,. 10000
do .............. 1000
,in ............. 5000
10 do .......,... 900
100 do .............. 900
100 do lowest 3 3number).... TOO
&c &c. sc.
Whole Tickets S20--Halves $l0--Quarters 3 s.
Eighths so so.
Certificates of pac kages of % Wholetck $500 90
Do do of 25 Half do 1870 90
Do do Of 25 Quarter do 65 90
Do do of 25 Eighth do 81 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate
Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an official
account of each drawing sent Immediately after 1t
s over to all who order from
Address j. & G.. MAURY, Agents
Dec 81 Alexandria, Va.
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TJ,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSI-
Il TORY of Useful Knowledge, 1881, an addi-
tonal supply this day received For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec Is Booksellers, 9th st,
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
Washington and Baltimore II. IL. Company.
PASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, viz:
Il From Washington at 6 a. m, and 8 p. IN. daily,
and a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at "a M, and 5 p. IN. daily,
and 9 a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
April 29-dly L. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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The AMAzoNs OF AFRIcA.-The most efficient
branch of the ARM of Datomey is composed of
women. They are divided into regiments, off
cered, armed, drilled and uniformed, with as much
care as European soldiers. One regiment accord
ing to late accounts) is distinguished by a white
cap, with two devices, (blue alligalors J another,
by blue cross and the third, by wearing blue
crown. The officers all wear coral necklaces and
superior attire, and carry each small whip in
hand, piled freely when required. The higher
officers of this remarkable corps usually chosen
to be- the Kings immediate attendants, surround
holding his silver sptioon, another his hat, third
his club, two playing the part of heralds, blowing
blasts, and then blazonng forth the names OF
"Gezo, the King of Klngs'
Though up to yesterday as it were, the Euro
| pean world secuted the truth of the existence Of
Amazons nevertheless, they are now admitted las
before remarked) to form the main instruments for
keeping up the African slave trade. They are lit
| orally lighting women, prepared to do battle on all
around-the terror OF neighboring tribes. They
dress IN male attire, and are armed with musket.
and swords. 1he softer nature of the sex is thrown
of entirely on entering Gezo's service, and they
pride themselves on being the most valorous ant
cruel of his troops, frequently saving the honor o
his arms when his men soldiers are oyerborpe b,
the enemy. The service of GEO is not disgracet
by licentous intercourse between the tw o branches
| of his army, the male and female. Eunuchs hav
charge of the police OF the latter, though they ar,
| ofhcered by their own sex, who encourage thei
rank and file to the softer alluremens of thei
nature. They believe themselves to be men, no
women; that their nature is changed by the chang,
in their habit of ife and that their mission is eithe
| to conquer or die. Such the Amazons o
| Dahomey, in whose chastity we may readily con
hide, on rejecting that the extreme exercise OF thei
herce passion thirst for blood must necessarily
| obliterate, pro rata, almost all other senses.
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bargained with the to bring him goods. He
remanded
II Rsceiper Of Stolen Goods. On the evening of the
23d of April the house of julius Souderman No. 40 Bour
b street, entered and robbed Of gold watch fob
chain six gold and gold breast pin, with other ar
Giles. Information having since been given which excited
suspicion against named Marco, who keeps a rut
stand in Poydras Market he was yesterday upon
charge of receiving of the properly knowing to be
stolen, and conceang it his house Phippa street. He
remanded by he Recorder for further aton
Steamboat RobJerv.-The river steamer 8. w. Downs
has several times been robbed Of ate and from information
received by j. w. Cannon master. he made affidavit yea-
erday against named Francsky, who keeps grocery
store on Old Levee street, for receiving goods from said
Don't and he was arrested on the charge. and brought Before
the Recorder, but remarked
Pagraney.-Thomas Byrn. William Daily. William John
son. and Constant Lecomoe taken into custody
DAY as Migrants. for Oungng about steamboats, COMM
robbenes. They will be examined this day.
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FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC
FRUITS, WINES, BRANDIES, Etc.

D F. NICHOLS ~ CO, rs and IS Camp St.,
lNs importers and dealers in the above articles have now
hand and constantly eceving full supplies Of
Ransln whole, half and quarter boxes punches and
LONDON Layers;
Figs-Smyrr and Eeme Figs, in whole and half drums
Dates-2O ais. fine and fresh
Amonds-2o0s sacks soft shell
Surana Raisius-l00 whole and half drums;
Oranges-250 boxes in prime order;
lie nons--2O0 boxes, prime order;
FllberIs-l1 sacks, frs quality;
Cream Nuts-25 sacks, fr quality;
Guava Jees and Paseln pound half pound and quarter
pound boxss
Champagne-5OOb baskets Ccquo. Heisck, Schneider and
Other celebr tied brands
BrandiesOtad Dupny James Hennes y Martel Whey ard
ProJrletos', Pine Castion, Jean l., uis London
Docks of 1885 1870 1872 1874, 1896 and other vntages
Sherrles-Pemartlns. BackbuIn's and Echecopa wood
and glass;
Pors-Sandeman, O1ey. Weber. and pure juice in wood
and glass;
Madeira Care Chablis Malmsey, Muscatel in wood and
glass;
Hocss-Iohannebeger Cabret, !cbfraumeilh Rudesheim
Nierslener Sparkling Hook, Mo ellie, of superior quality
Stenwen-A few OF this celebrated Wine yet hand
apo bt
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ST LOqlS-Per steamer Amaranth: 1913 sacks 800
sorR ss b5s PSIk White SGs.t q bf lard Mas
lard Msss oven pS i 6 sas b sae
EsT ssos S. 91s FCs Wilson SeGIs 81,
Ks ss Ks oa f0 ss cou
SIs G Gsy SeemlSs do 80 sIces BACON 100 obIs
SeSAA do Kendall &eo-5 bales wool, % bbi eggs
ST LoGisPer steamer Paul Anderson: s7a sacks corn
g. sacks oats Price tE.t &eo8o Do iii sacks T
s ssa I5 e. flour DE- y ss
90 do Shul'z Hadden7l5o bbs pork Payne Harrison
so els Parmee Bio bis eggs, kegs butter
keep-s5 hhds tobacco A Addison &co-4S bbs pOaf
ST LnGIsPeI steamer Jas Hewet: 1870 ties IS bbls lard
Martini Owen &cos2 50 kegs lard hhds tobacco,
corn Waod'u 90 $ bbs aur Eager aco o
~ ks SaIs pnSs FO Te do Tu59eT MO9 Sos
Ross!: &easa Ss sHss 1Bsaasy
Shaw aco-sO0 bbls -four Jas ConroIy &cooo do. i5o
katsl
eS * Ss Mo sa cS
ton Moele-s7 baes cotton Lowe Pattison- 81 do
BALIz Z : E steamer Boswell; 10 hhas
DO dc f SoksS e0sss 91i
s1s bP Ss s
SsP$s ;, s.: En- q
-Toal h lIs hhd ISL sugar $50 5bls W %
Ward Il Jooas-2l Wight William, &co-ii Cleveland,
Bros Sco-I1 Wood 4 Low 10 Robbins Arlington eco
8 Pickett Perkins &co-6 Brander, Williams &co-5 do
FIel sen Sco-4 Rugesy, Rochelle & BlaiI4 J Williams
z bbls hf bb moasses. bbs lot of hides, order
Total, i2S bales cotton.
| VERMIlLInNVILLE-Per steamer Flora: "A bales cot
ton Gou,dsin kerr-a0 do, hhds Pavy, Lobit
DO do Hal21 do roedanols do 81 bales cotton l4t
hides Belocg-lS hides DeBanc 20 do 15 600 feet
lumber order-rOal, 96 bales cotton, los hhds sugar.
| RED RiVER-Per steamer Sa'ah Gordon: bales cotton
| Plauche &co-l37 do Cammack Il Squres-60 do Nj L
Cooper &eo-il2 do Q Rcubieu-29 do Hill, Mclean Geo
IL do Feowes Nco-ll do, IL hides bonner SmlhS bal
lie ckie, Robert &co-4 do Burke &co56 hides At
hxs Depix-9 hides Kitchen Davis-sundres to order
| Total. 37S bales cotton.
BAYOU sARAaper steamer Brilliant: 10 bales eotor
Henderson Pea'e-3 do Nale Cox &co-2 do B Byrn,
| &co-S do Mckee, Buckley &co-7 do Ar Mitenberser-l
| 20 Wight, Williams &co-20 do Payne l. Harrison-l d.
McRae Cuffman-30 hhds Hin, Mclean &co-5 d
Felowes &co-ap do rhaw &co26 do, 20 bbls moasse
| NJ Gordon. Jr-63 do hbds Bogart Il Foey-l do
% bbis molasses Morgan. Jr-7 bales mos, hid sugar
Pauche &co-l23 bbs cisern b + Simms-29 Dbl
do Darby Tremouiet-a0 bbs molasses Payne & Harso
-26 do RTugier-sundries to order.
| BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gipsy: 10 hhds sugar \
Gordon, J-lG do Kelly & Cony rgham20 do Kennett
COL do Duilhet Il SOn-l5 do Kendall, Yoe &co-9 d
Gerard &cq-s4 do. Y bbls moasses Ausustin Thibaut
| 0s do Degelos-l5 do Roman s. Kernion-3 do Law
100 SKIS corn, "a bales hay, bales moss, order
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| CONTAINING NJ
THE best certified medicine the oo or tns ouls
cy OF The stomach loss OF appetite s,nm.
consumption debility arising from
exposure cod Old and diss aAs IL
deanged Iron me nom.sn.
use for females ,ufering deraps, ment
the numerous and highly respectable se ee.
the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Asayes;
FtrzHEsRy HOMER, ESQ.,. Bost0n;
JAS Z. DUNN Ecu City Treasurer, Boston
Hon MynOk LAwRkSCE. III Pres nass ssnafe;
Hon L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island
Hon. WV. WooDBRlDsE, formerly Governor Of hie,i-
Hon; J; T MoRxHxAD. formerly Governor of KENNEDY
Hon. j. F. SIMMONS, u s. Senator from Rheds Island;
Hon. SAa'ts: PHELPS. w. s. senator from vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON Foorr member Of Cos sress from Vt;
Hon H. ID. FosTER member OF Congress tra m Penn's
Hon NJ. L.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from "scon-
Gen A. L. DopsE, memberin Congress from Iowa >,
r. P. STOWE, So Cierk in the House Of Reprssentvs
| z. &. TRowsRIDeE, Esq. Detroit, Mlchi .
GEo. w JONES. Esq.,, Snrytyor General nupeaue' ID
M1ns other nd,Siua can be referred
confirm all that has been sail ~ snr Of ns
meicis 1,R GEO. 3. GR EsN. rfep'ietot ~'nsdor. VI
| REED BATES = AUSTIN Whnesai Druggists. No.
| Is Merchants' Row Boston. General Agents.
rrcAUTioN- Genuine o1ygnatsd Bt,srs
M wth TIE signature u Geo, Green, Proprietor upo Three
st, and in aiditon upon
oil Reed, Bs,es a.
Agents and whom all orders adiss.Asd
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FIRST MONUMENT TO WAsHINGToN.-George
w. p. Gusts, Esq, has written long letter to the
Alexandria Gazette, in which he details the par
in which Washington was born. We make the
following extract:
In June, 1915, sailed in my own vessel, the
Lady of the Lake, fine topsal schooner of ninety
tons, accompanied by two gentlemen, Messrs.
Lewis and Grymes, bound to Pope's Creek, in the
county of Wesmoreland, carrying with us slab
of free-slone, having the following inscription:
Here, the 1lth February, 1872, (old style J
Washington was born"
We anchored at some distance from the land,
and, taking to our boats, we soon reached the
mouth of Pope's or Brydge's creek, and proceeding
upwards we fell in with Mckenzie Beverly, ESQ.
and several gentlemen on fishing party We
cored to the spot where a few scattered bricks
alone marked the birth place of the Chief
DESTROYS OF making the ceremonial of depositing
the stone as imposing as circumstances would per.
nit, we enveloped il in the d" Star Spangled Ban
ner" of our country, and it borne 10 its resting
place in the arms of the descendants of the four
| revolutionary patriots and soldiers-Samuel Lewis,
the son of George Lewis, captain in Baylors re-
ement of horse, and nephew of Washington
William Grymes, the son of Benjamin Grymes, a
gallant and distinguished officerof the Life Guard
the captain of the vessel, the son of brave SOL
der, wounded in the battle of Gford and Geo.
w. 7. Gusts, the son of John Parke Gusts, aid
de- camp to the commander-in- chief before Cam.
bridge and , orktown.
We gathered together the bricks of the ancient
chimney that once formed the hearth around which
Washington in his infancy had played, and con.
srucied rude kind of pedestal on which we rev.
erently placed the first stone.
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FREsHET.-The Darlington (South Cardinal
Flag, speaking of the late freshet in the Pee Dee
says: Most of the plantations have been
flowed but the waters have fallen, and we are
happy to learn from river planter, that he thinks
they will still make good crops"
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TObaccO-The inquiry con'inne,l, and 30 hhds were
old of which 1888 hhds Gold Inpecton) at Ga IL hhds at
8, 2 al 8, and 10 At SIC " ID.
susar-Prices have improved Nc more, and 600 hbds
sold at 5'sk0514c for fair.
MoIasses-Saes of $50 bbls at 2SD331sc the outside
rate for choice re. boiled in small lots.
FiOur-Demand limited, and over 1900 bbs Sold OF
which GO suDerne Ohio. the Levee at - 1904 L2n,
$50 superpe st. Louis at a 1904 37a, and 800 extra
Ohio at - 5OCD&4 621s " bbl
COrn-About 700 SKIS TAKEN of which 1900 inferior at -,
300 mixed and yellow at 5l05' and 1900 mostly white at
53955c
Oats5G0 sacks of prime St. LOUIS sold at 4c, slight
improvement.
Wheat-A sale of 1000 bushels fair at 85c,
PrOvisiOns-There but little movement in Pork, the
sales beng small los sA % for unbranded Mess and
s4 6a $l4 rs for branded Bacon improving, with sales
of 81 cks Missouri Sides 8Ssa, 36 Missouri Shoulder
at 6D61s 10 Cincinnati Sides at So, 70 at s and 10 cks
plain Hams Sc o ID. Lard firm with sales of IN bblu
nearly prime &c. and 1903 bbls and ties also at Sc h.
Bagging-A sale Of $50 pcs at 1214c. cash.
Cofee-About Ito bags Rio taken mostly at &c. and
200 at 10c y ID.
ROsnSaes of 159 bbls at 81 CO. and 100 Florida at o.
v Dbl.
Whisky-l3) bbs taken at 49, and "a (favors brand,)
at 1870 " gallon.
Exchanges-very firm. We now quote:
Sterling 109LMll 0h
New York sixtyday Bills v Ct disc
Sight Checks New fork ........Mt9A v Ct. prem.
Freights-Sieady ship taken for Havre lc, two ior
Liverpool at I'd, and one for Glasgow at lied.
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PUPILS.

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
IL OF Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with residence in Massachusetts. The num her
will exceed Elk shall only endeavor
them in all suitable stues but shat also pay
to their and morals and consult their wei al
hours travel from NewYork, and from Boston. the
no ders of the pleasant age OF Bdeewater shall leave
this city the lst of June Those who wish Tor
further information, will find daily 232 Camp street.
between and o clock z, NJ. fapljl JOHN A, SHAW,
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RECORDER GRN0Is' COURT-Afidavits made in
number OF petty assault yesterday. which of
the slightest interest
Rece'ons Stolen Property. Yesterday Vincent Bert
broush before the Recorder and renanded on charge
oil receiving stolen property Information given the
Ponce on Monday night. that quantity of gooIs had been
stolen from ne steamboat Georgetown lying the Levee
that Bert had the goods the slodp suana which be-
longed to him. Officer Bernard, accordingly went and
searched the 'oop and onud upon it two sacks OF coffee
when was part OF The property oen. On being arrested
ne SAID ne was poor man. and the officer would hurt
him. he would give him fifteen dollars He further acknow
edged that they were Brought to his oop in the nigh, time
and that he or them fifteen dollars and that he had
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
china.

the First municipality designated in following
table by MI The NOS eommence at the Railroad and
Ia the Second n2l the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. beng flutboat Landing the Third (m3l the
No Mhnrl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-30

ANOTHER INsTALMENT-The number of i'm
migrants that reached the city of New York, OF
Sunday, the Goth, was 39l3 The promised hun
bred thousand are coming along.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-30
NJ Nj. IHOMAS, Va
New Orleans. April IL, 1851.

| Tor SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
4 Groceries--l20O ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas, 4ted Colorado River, about above
The town Of Maagorda. For further particulars apply
the subscriber, at "a Gravier stree.
apis i'm JACOB SORIA, Notary Public