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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
An Invitation to Dinner.

twas observed that a certain rich man never nvi-
ted any one to dine with him.
'I'll bet wager said wag, '' get an invita-
ton from him.
The wager being accepted, he goes next day 10
the rich mans house, about the time he to dine,
and tells the servant he must speak with his master
Immediately, for he could save him thousand
pounds.
Sir" said the servant to his master, here is
man in hurry, who says he can save you thousand
pounds
Out came the master.
What is that, sirs You can save me thousand
pounds?''
"Yes, sir, can; but see you are at dinner; |
will go myself and dine, and call again.
ooh, pray, sir, come and take dinner with me"
CT shall be troublesome"
emo, not at ALL
The invitation was accepted, and as as dinner
was over and the family retired, the conversation
was resumed. 4f.tf
"Well, SIR" said the man OF the house, :" now 10
your business. Pray, let me know how am to save
thousand pounds!''
"Why, sir" said the other, f" hear you have a
daughter to dispose of in marriage
81 have, sir.''
And that you intend to portion her with ten thou
sand pounds"
"I do, sir"
"Why, then, sir, let me have her, and will take
her at nine thousand"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

LIVE poT FOR SELF.-Who are the happiest
men? They who live TO benefit others-who are al
ways ready with word to encourage, smile to
cleer, look TO persuade, and dollar 10 assist.
Trey fearful lest good trade or an excel
lent bargain should fall into the hands Of a poor
neighbor-but the more rejoice when such one
meets with encouragement. In this cold and selfish
world such characters are few; but yet there are a
few godlike minds, who are not altogether swallow
ed up in self; who read their duty in the scented
flower, the passing breeze the rolling ocean, and the
blade of grass. Such men we honor wherever we
find them-in the palace or in the hut-around our
dwelling in far distant island. We see in their
characters true glory and wisdom. Like just stew
ards of the manifold grace Of God, they impart 10
others in such degree to please their Maker, and
secure passport to endless felicity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

CoGENr REASON" Mr. Smith, you said
yon suspected the prisoner was rogue the moment
vol saw him-why did you so suspect him?''
Because he tired my rooms without beating down
the price"
els this rule without many exceptions!''
" It's rule without no hexceptions, yer workshop
honest men are always stngy, and never satisfied
hunless they get dollars worth o meat for ninety
cents worth % money"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

NEW WAY TO CELEBRATE.-Two lads, who
were " hard up" but excessively patriotic, formed
themselves into a committee of Ways and Means %
for the Fourth. Jake called at store and obtained
half dollars worth of India crackers " tick.''
Having safely accomplished this feat Bob is nstruc-
ted to lodge complaint against the vender. Both
boys summoned as witnesses, and each received
iffy-eight cents. They paid the debt and had glo-
rious celebration.--Lo,ceH Courier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

"PREAcH SMALL" Mother,'' said little
girl, seven years old, +" could not understand our
minister to-day, he said many hard words. Iwish
he would preach that little girls could understand
ask him." Soon after, her father saw her going 10
the minister's. " Where are you going, Emma?''
said he. &c am going over to Mr.--'s TO ask
him 10 preach small. ~ Christian Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

OF Reading maketh full man; conference a
ready man, and writing an expert man; therefore IL
man write little, he will need have great memory
il he confers little, he will need have present w.t.
and if he reads little he will need have much cum
ming 10 seem 10 know what he doeth not.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

or BEING Judge is very healthy employment.
The average weight Of magistrates in this State is 2l0
pounds. Who would think that digesting law so
good for digestion'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
Nor lhs pai ' IDaiann s,n,e s.u,ineIl

r Cuba.
Fling out your starry flag
- Upon the ocean wave; Clta
For sacred hands have il,
That 1rna6k in the grave.
Let not the ashes of your sires
Rise from the lowiy dust
And chide you for your long delay sssi rs..t af
q To hattie with the just, ht sta
Fair Cuban daughters smile ON you.
Dark eyed Erebus, t-.
And spirits taught TO dare and do, ~ ~,
Say 'come and fight with usr' -ss 81. lr
And will You go,-your answer soon
Must float upon the breeze;
For bloody spain-,hat damned race
Insults you The seas.
Your vessels csnno, plough the deep 2li
81. With that emblem u the free, s.rrrf
Without cannon ball may leave
scar Of infsmy. 'fa ~
ri ..sil
Then rise, and make them dearly pay
Each drop OF blood they she'd OWES lt.Ife.f
Back four ould--pure samian wine, assn.
Into the Golfers of their DEAD, tg
Doubt not your flag will proudly float
O'er cubas lovely isle,
And every and stripe yet live
In an eternal smile,
TSDrANAroLIs August %, 1851. w
lFrom the wsverly Magarinel
Life.
Life has its sunshine; but the ray
- Which dashes on stormy
Is but the beacon of decay
r A mseor glimmering DER the grave; tte 1frt
And though its dawning hour is bright 81
With ancys gayest oooring.
Yet DER this cloud encountered night
Dark Ruin flaps her wing. sss-'i
Life has its flowers and what theyl m IS.
= The buds of early love and truth,
Which spring and wither in day
acl The gems of warm, eonhding TRUTH
Alasi those buds decay and die
Ere ripened and maiured in bloom; it
Fen in an hour behold them lie
Upon the still and lonely tomb.
Life hath its pang of deepest thrill
Thy sitting, relentless memory
Which wakes not, pierces not until
The hour of JOY has ceased to be. -.'ls
Then, when the heart is in its pail,
And cold Affections gather DER,
Thy mournful anthem doth recall
Bliss which hath died to bloom
Life hath is blessing; but the storm
Sweeps like the desert wind in wrath.
To and blihte the loveliest form
Which sports esrths deceitfu path.
Oh soon the spirit broken all,
So changed from youths delightful tone.
Floats mournfully upon the gale =.
Where all is desolate and lone.
Life hath its hopc-a matin dream,
cankered flower. setting sun,
Which casts transitory gIeam
Upon the evenings clouds Of dun.
Pass hour-that dream hath fed,
The flowers earth forsaken lie;
The hath set whose lusre shed
A light upon the shaded sky!
Ny son, be this thy simple plan
Fear God and love thy fellow
Forget not in temptations hour,
That sin lends sorrow double power.
With N brow "a bosom clear,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

9z-Lord Chafham's idea of what battle should be
isdescrptive Of good EDITORIAL it is Short sharp and
decisive
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

fssp These six-the peevish, the nggard, the dis
satisfied, the passionate, the suspicious, and thos
who live upon others means, are forever unhappy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

o.. Art is not the bread but il is the wine of life
To reject it for the sake Of utility, is to act like
Domitian, who ordered all the vines in the Empire
to be pulled up in order to promote agriculture.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

0<1- The most splendid efforts of genius less
the effect of inspiration than that Of profound think
ing. KS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
RAYMOND co.'s AND VAN AMBURGH CO.'S


Consisting OF all the living wild animals exian
NUMBERING OVER $50 SPECIMENS,
10 be exhibited together for one price OF admission. t
VIII exhb at NDIANAPoIIs, on Thursday Sept 4tl isSi
Doors O'Clock, p. NJ. Admission IS
under 10 years, 10 cents.
In Ibis collection is the
RIIiNOCEROS, OR THE UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT.
The hrs and America The difficulty
capturing this huge and together with the
mposbiiy of keeping him alive climate his
habits and constitution renders the exhibition OF living Rhnoce
t.. WHITE POLAR BEAR,
The only one America; which considered the Of a
animals kept in temperate climate for exhibition ey being only
inhabitants OF the most Frigid Zone.
In this collection .,f animals will be
II -lfes|r a., i.r1 TEN LIONS.
o The finest sPeimes from different. countries Of which
MIR VAN ANBuRGH
OF the exhibition enter the De Of his Terrific Group Lions
gers Leopard Cougars Panhers performed hy
him IN all the pcpa ce Of Europe and America After which
MONS CRAWFORD.
Will the Den with his highly
altogether different from Van Ambugh making grand animal
performances IN this collection.
List OF animals contained in both Mcnagerres: s.
VAN AMBURGH'S TRAINED ANIMALS.
Two Numdian Lions Asac Lion and Lioness, Royal Bengal
Tiger Black Tiger, Brazilian Tiger and African Leopards
MONS CRAwFoRD's TRAINED ANIMALS
African on and oness, Senegal Leopard, Asaic Tiger and
RRIN0CEROS OR UNICORN,
Arabian Pack Camel White Camel African Zebra Canadian Elk
Zebu, or Brahmyny Bull, Elephant Hannibal.
GREAT POLAR, OR WHITE BEAR,
Female Elephant Ann, Two Peruvian Lamas, end
Asialc Lions and onesses of Bengal Tigers OF Brazil
gal eopards Black Tiger Black Leopard African Panther two
South American Lions NorI American
yenas two Black Wolves Gray Wolves Hockey Mountain
Bear, North American Black Bears African Pelican While
Stork Silver Pheasans English Pheasan Blue Aacas
Parrots Ichneumons, Monkeys &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

OF The success of individuals in life is owing
greatly to their learning to depend upon their own
resources.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
PHYsoPATHIo MEDICAL COLLEGE,

CINCINNATI OHIO.
FUNE Fal and Winter of this old COM
u in the New Ed6ce Fifth and Western Row.
the first Moncay in November 1851 and
six lectures per day.
Tickets the full course $50 Maculaion
fee $1,000 Tickets 10 Commercial Hospital S.. 90.
FACULTY
E. II. SIockwELL D. Professor Of
j. A Powers, NJ d. Professor Of Medical aud Operative Sur
gerry.
E. NJ PARRrTr, D. of Chemistry
risprudence.
H. r. JonSsox NJ D. Professor Theory and Practice Medi-
cine.
Jos BRowN, NJ d., Professor Botany, Mea Medca, and
Pharmacy
r. c. CARTER, Mr. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women Children.
T.. II. NJ D.
NJ. d., Dean of nhe Facph
CINCINNATI, July 10, 1851. ulye5-6wtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

a sTROLOGY.-THE LIBERATED DR. c. w. RoBACK,
n Professor of Asoogy, Astronomy Prenoogy,
ey, combined with CONJURATI0N from Sweden Office No n
Locust street, Philadelphia offers his the citizens Of n-
He has been consulted by all Europe
and enjoys higher Aooger, any living
Naives calculated according Geomancyades 50 Gentlemen
So Persons al distance have their naves drawn Nv send
the date Of the day Of their birth All conisnng
above will natves
part Of the world written durable paper and he prepared
10 make Of his by eonuraion any OF the following
Courtshp advice
Of wealthy he power CIV
the free Of the boe and for all hazard or
the recovery OF stolen lest property and the purchasing OF lottery
tickets Thousands Of the abovenaed have
this and vicinity and United
ton OF ALL 1000 Naives Horoscopes have been during
the last four while here Letters will every purpose
and will do well call and the mail
that persons need money through Office
Dr. Roback
missed one. AL eers will be regousy attended aforesaid
For particulars call the Office Of the Sentinel and get
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w. ROBACK
No. g. White New York CITY.
" Be particular mention the Posi- Ohce county and
10 All communications kept regiousy secret eb26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.


XITE friends Booksellers, Country Mcr
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen, and book buyers
generally that have opened in indianapolis Marion county, In
daa Book Store. We prepared time TO supply
the trade in large small quantities. with entire and fresh
stock Books and Stationery. We always hand argc
complete OF Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
cal Common School, and Classical Books together with full
stock OF Slape and Fancy Stationery
We confident wond be the Country Merchants
aud all others wishing purchase books call
All orders thankfully receives and ihoc who send that
sy viii be 6el comply Particular attention paid TO orders by
mail otherwise for quantities single volumes Beewax aud
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE & SONS.
mayg3awtf Ns-4Norris Buildings under Odd Fellows Han
M oTANIo LABORATORY AND DRUG sroRE.-The uil-
HDdersened Apotccares Druggists constantly hand
BOTANIC MEDICINES which they offer Physicians,
and the lowest Cincinnati prices.
their articles directly the heaviest
the Eastern Cities and prepare the their
establishment with Compounds and vegea-
Bile Extracts tey able only furnish their Medicines
extremely low prices but also their freedom from
adulcrafion ...r
the above named adjustment may be had also, variety o
other Drugs Spices Dye Stuff Garden and Flower Seeds Per-
fumcry, Fancy Soaps &C. all o which will be furnished very
Orders from distance by mail Otherwise, viii meet with
prompt attention
The highest market prices will be given for Medical roots and
herbs. J. p. POPE a co.
South side Of Waskington Street, TIE Palmer House.
aug1-fwd&3w(w1 indianapolis, Indiana
IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
20 oTANIo LABoRAToRY ANp DRUG sroRE.-The ul

TuvEAs5o TeasYoung Hyson Imperial Gunpov-
III der, and Black, Of various Quafies-fur sale by
juneis if BROWNING & MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
10 MEN AND 1so HORSES.

In Its and transportation
IL The whole Carriages containing animal.
will the morning through the
principal streets procession preceded by the Companys
Band.
~ full description Of the animals viii be found
the principal Hotels previous the arrival Of the Company
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

Ny son, be this thy simple plan:
Fear God, and love thy fellow man;
Forget not in temptations hour,
That sin lends sorrow double power.
With hand and brow and bosom clear,
Fear God, and know no other fear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22


A petition il belees IL Couasi 49, Third
Musieipa.ity frsSai& Disscsse, Il ~ - SutoL.r.
era'a hsilsse4 q, pssyiag e pssnissisa b
1f&ouxh Grestu,ea spd Esplnnuae rere.ts !. -.
n. r.~,-.;l L..-;.. zf<s,s-- = : !.
- -. eFlssee o.
sousss iii 8sses ~. Soeeeasien aaked IT,
~ ase Disposed 10 BELIZE And IL Cou,eil n
de preuieg 1runicipalitv 4 wh.~ -. ,.:.;l..
IN - Ae....d,d = ...;--.
- - - 4 n = m = eensss@ag - 6oek thlough
Rampast 70 Canal strset, cso lSsdlv rrfnes sneh
reouces. avsrs that II .h.v 4. ~ IN
:-s--- ~ ..-. - - go s1'ssy
-. = sns cay, ~ snuung out ho0
~ mass ofsos people mueh desired facilities, and
and thereby playing, - il were, int Tie hasds Il
the C.,v.ii,.. n.;1.".. rs q - ,--s..I
- .ssss's'1 asAHosa OonPeays wno ase sn9aoly
progressing with fhs6r Pontchsstsain Railroad.
II oonlRmhy ~ ur,vIui.. - =. ch.-~
gsaas - Lsuiiana = ~ PerrcaxnrnAir M naxn
CouPANr ~ exprsurd 4 ~ ~ esir~ ~ ~ ~t-i
Chuts ~ ~ q 49, n s.,s-i.i Co.,. -,
proved Aprn 4 IN -
would vvsaefSlIy .set ~. ~ f,.ssis n ~ ~ ~
Third MIaidpsi.is 81 ~ cI.y & NeVOsss.s. ps'~;.
- ort,.S n. s-..r - ~. ~, S.S'~s ~ -. 49,,
~. /. ...- - ~ y. - ," AsVss esss
Hssi-.inr N ~ is.sei.. n 0.ssi 49, ~.
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6eiIeviss: - - :
L The inavopand f,eui,i.. Il vs.A .a.ua 1. ,.-.~.
evw Ounhusupr - ~ ~ CNvs.n 49, ,,ss..-
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expr.se Al trorhle a. s,es;nr ~.
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bstvsso In Firzt and Third. ~ 800 M =
~ incyeaep of poovlaaioo -, In IL v,l.e Ar ~
eutate II ~ Firut "A Thisd uusins]tiu coessss.s
upon IN sxts.Aui iut.vaovru, u,entio,ed
Ths sapsssnce Of oter cs demesas,as, II, impsrt.
.no, ~ ~ imorov..st Al -. ~. =. srsn i. ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Bsoomerism Extraordinary. -One day last week
quite crowd was collected at Judge Smiths Office
t. witness novel trial. For several days and
niehn Previous couple of the frai sisterhood had
from time 70 time, paraded our principal stresss.
decked out from top to TOE in the greatest extrava.
gances of Bloomerism. They were on trial for nui
.ancs, and the b'hoys had fine opportunity TO
FEAST their eyes with . minute examination Of the
new costume in ell il gay colos. Il il . pretty
dress and, in this instance, not unbecominr nor
perhaps inappropriate. The Bloomen were iined
oy the Justice, and ordered to abats the nuisance,
ARK. Little Rock Banner, 7th instant.
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CONT AtNlN0 Nd AL(QHOLs
TIVE ~ eslsAs asdiains 10 ~ uesid sshse.s
q Dyspcpsa IN ~! s1.exeh ~ hsadschs <sslbs
s s; s .:. . .ss::
lever nod sgus ksai = esid 81 sri
~ IN psscf di6sstee, dssssgsd csRdtsns acA
~ an e1eelent Iesdy nd -
49, ~ IA sI .s,s g ssssss
Evs6nos a A. HAvse. n. D., stats Assayss,
frx4nny HonRR. Eeq. bo1tons
bs: e Dunn, "a. CITY 1!sa.smi. Desaees
h.. AY5on LAWRnHCn. Ex.P Prs. MaM. H(qatei
HOE. Il q. AEroLD. fesnsuiy Gevans ef Rkedslsland.
Hon: VI. WpoSsssss. sssns'y esvs,ss Il laisAL
AaP; +; Eessas1s. for.sdy Gsvsssss d Ksa,uaky
Hes. =, sYscss. .. g. Senator fion RAeds Island
Hs.. ST. g; paEirs. .. p. ss!asos n. v9gsnti
He: e soiSiSs 1oSr.; ns.s;, e Cs:s; M ":
Hco. ~ l. MARTIN, Dsissats In Congress iron Whcca-
Cen 4; .. Dopss. nsnb~in Ce.srs. from Iowa.;
SrOWu, ESQ.,. Clark il the Hqgss Of Rspglsq1'
~. =. TEoTrs s e.: Dstsoit, 1tah; 49,
s0y .sh.s 9. s ssss HsM
n;Ssissst "a ego EGh IEa f:.si:sss 49,. u
b :. 8: A'- swRlf1li d fir 6 H5.. o.sr.
= frss y Per bstts g bssliss 3 IS
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CAUTIOW,


THE public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
q tssds fog . Land Warrant Issued from the Gsnsssl
E.Sd OH asS 5 nG"s s y 49, ans hs 81 e Cons
Of Compaay eh Regiment g. Infintsv, and 10 Wasjsd
La Tbs A warrant. d Z beloved. asvss cans g bsnd
and hs public are hereby notified that esvs has bssn
o o.S na' n'so 'p'f THOMAS s.tis I'M f. dsD
" =. Aess. G! = hszI y Lee. e .ss.&4w
IvsS % os ,oar ssse,;so . - Sis.s1e.s c.s
p q H.: III T al % ~ 4. g - NJ
I.s - ..S :s &c E. 49, .y q
, % .sS =, 1870 g = G; =. d: a
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g.: s!,is e g So: .: 8. "a q j:::ss
SS Do, . Ss. a.s: e s1f u Se..y ..o. 49, es
A0e.s:. ffp; VIZ? a,::s g; ~ yss q.
"a W. uss,ed By deeiss. wi,hesi seocs.s.
s: "a ~. Sd on &: s x :,
.soo.s Worn: oss 3 sssn y fso oos e q b.
*: s: :.
to CO.. s. sstsn ma. on nss To@.1 S:onss
es. iu't Ss:. sso!u.ly cured by d Fret .sr ys oss.
IN ara e "s % e: 0oSS n s1G veil y D
The ssuilsnssy Nj Geo D. MsSdsvis Ia. a. hesS,,.
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In the Frs municipality designated the following
ns y sns No commence Al the Railroad and
Ing, No. being Flatboat Landing. In (ms he 6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Sale Of Valuable Relic-The original manu-.
script Of Benjamin Franklin's Essay on Smoky
Chimneys, written during his voyage home from
France in i7S5, Addressed TO Dr.. fnserhau.s. ply
the American Philosophical Society,". October FL.
l7e5. was yesterday morning put up al auction by
n. Thomas & Son, and purchased by JoseDh III.
Hodges, Esq, Of this city. tPhil. Ledger. 18Th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Ancendiarism.-Th has been an attempt to set
on IRE the Courthouse at Clarksville, johnson
county. Arkansns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22
SHIPPING.

"A. FOR MARSEIIIE5-T6e A / IN :. hin.
American bark 1YCUn6U6, Capt D. GoIdinT
viii have quick dispatGh. For freight Of 81 hhds
~ SxkE i3 co. a Conno. 4.
IA f0a LlYKRPO0L-Ths6 ns A ship WAR.
mediate dspaioh foe N above port. For MINI II
1s q 'e5 " gin; af1 s9Py 60 n a, ..,
"a FOB FREIGHT on C6ARTRR-Th.
hus JO1kPMlNk, Capt. -, 3 rsady 70 re-
q SxEdkiLl 1 GO. q Coano. q.
n EOA FRRll3klT OF CllA8TER-T6e go
- - su: .,. A:.iSaa .saeS.ss kAgSTlNA. II
~ 81. 80 f'' f'sshts 8 xHSsilI. 'YPlY z :
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POkI OF NEW ORLEANS.


Monday Morning.. 6spiambss a. lsgl
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Louisiana. Fesbss. Gsvssoa. aanis Morgan
Swed brig Aoas. Nosd9,om, Bordsaux. Q Jenkins Eco
Pvas 6sis A,mid.. Ress. BSsdsaux, G jenkins kco
ssenslip Eapiss CITY Ts.s@ fon New York 1lth inae.
Ship Lone ss.s 8Sa,ss s days kon FhiIadsphia.
Bark M..ssss God, il days from B.insss. % n.s..s-
Sch. Two Fd.ad. Daey. from Chas.s III III. in ballast.
Mss sahr Consspson Bravo from rseo,uts, to c.b.l.
Bob. M.1tsa. W.bbsr. day. from Pensacola. to m,,,-
BASIN. =
snnsss Hi! Nos. Edsoe. ho| g Lo.ia.
Towbost q etssok, Chamber. from the Panss-wsnt
down hsht-bsonsht up sehn Two Frisads and Con.
Tewbess Ansle Amssican. sts.,s, from u, Psu,-vs.,
down hsht-bFoash 40 ahip Ions Star. bark Margaret.
Rxporxs.
BORDEAUX-PM brig Armida: 6 900 stsyes
BORDEAUX-PW brig Aquila: q. 900 slaves.
-GALvESTON-Pef steamship Lousana: lOla bbk 6ouI
kss chsnPssns. 30 boxes soap. 1000 oas 10 DO con-
PENsACoLA-pS .ehr P.tsal.sa: IS bbs whisky. a
Imports.
TECOLUTEcPs sohr Consspsion; 5000 in spscis lo
BALTIMORE-Pssb bark Magasst: 500 bags oofIss, I.
order.
PHILADELPHIA-Per ship Lone Star: Assorted mdus
pair n.hss and bladsio A smpson-7i balls domestic
Fonyth =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Disassross Frs.-A dispatch from Passport, Me-,
Of the llth. says:
We learn that very extensive and disastrous
fire has been raging for the last fortnight in the
woods, ninety miles south and west of Lubec. The
Cutter Wildain Company have lost 1l9O. 900 worth
Of timber. Four thousand acres Of timber belong.
ing TO John Boulch, at Prescott has been destro ye
the loss exceeding GA 600. In Perry large mum.
Der Of persons have lost all their timber, crops, etc.
Admiral Owens property ON CAwbell's Inland, il
likely 70 b. entirely destroyed The fire 10 raging
1t both ends of the Island. The whole country il
enveloped 10 smoke, making navigation on the
coast exceedingly dangerous. Several vessels have
already gone ashore in consequence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

CsIs6rasion.-F September 70, was the
anniversary Of the battle Of North Point where the
British attempted to take possession Of the city Of
Baltimore. The day was, as usual, celebrated in
that eity-ths national nag was displayed from
many Of the public and private buildings and the
shipping in port, while the military and other a.
sooistions ssised the opportunity for display exere
cises and recreation thus giving the city lively
APPEARANCE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Domestic Ports,
lBy Tslesfaphie Dispsteh.l
NeW YORK. Sept ls-And. ship vicksbuss. Hushss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

Father Mathew. - Father Mathew has been
spending week At Utica, New York, where he il
said to have administered the total abstinence
pledge to five thousand persons.