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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
Political Intelligence.

THE soUrH CAHoLNa CoNvFrrios In the lover branch
q the South C1oins Legislature, proposition TO re-
peal much OF the act Of 1860 relates TO the calling
q convention las been def, ated BY decided vote
Col hemmir ger OF Charleston, sustained the
lie said that the people had already taken this matter
INTO their ban ds and through the late election fr
members TO n Bouthern Congress, had declared their
opposition 20 o call Of the convention composed a. it
well known TO be ofthose who do not represent the
sill q the people Ia the premises
In the I. q. senate Mr. Gi,t. Senator from MON
offered the following rreamb. and resolution, viz
hereas the people OF South Carolina In the late elec
ton for delegates 20 the Southern Congress- have de-
cided against secession without operation for past
sggfessiOns and have also decided not 10 submit to
hem and whereas the ether Southern States have re-
futedt TO co operate IN secession:
Resolved, that In fixing the day for assembling the
convention IL wee TO enable the people In their
capacity 20 resort 60 such mode Of ressts they
may determine aud 70 vDdicate the state from the
sspersone lsviBhy cast her that she has sub
mitted In common with the other Southern States to
the past asgressions Of the federal government.
After tome little discussion the preamble stricken
out, and the resolution altered 10 read as follows
Resolved That in fixing the day for Assembling Cd
convention wac TO enable the people In their
cspaoity 20 resort 70 such as they may determine
on, SO and then adopted
Considerable excitemen prevailed during The discus.
sion.
MISSISSIPPI AT meeting Of the democracy Of Ware,
county Mis- which meeting was headed by Gel Jsder.
son Davis, The following resolution was sdopted-
Received That the democratic party Of Warren county
hereby Affirm the resolution u the National Dem )
cratic Convention held In Baltimore In May 10th 1913
A. The leading doctnee u their party upon which they
are prepared 20 unite With their brethren from ali
tons Of The Union IN the fer Pre,jent In 1859
Col Bentons iriepds ia Missouri hsvesnominsted him
for Congress and recUmmsnd the nomination Of Wism
Butler Tor the Presidency and Henry Dodge, Of lows
fer the Vice Presidency
"scott and Crittenden Club" hes been organized
BY the whiss ofWestmorelsud county Pa who declare
that the people determined g for Scott, con
Yentitn or no convention
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cratic candidate for the Presidency. 1t vas be-
lieved 10 be proper that these who kns the Gene
rel best-those who had mingled with him In the
social relations Of life, ana were in position, there
fore, to appreciate most fully his nerits-should
ht raise the banner for their distinguished fslsW-
citizen; and it was, therefore, determined to hold
public meeting, to give expression to their pre-
ferenses, and direction to their sentiments. The
meeting was held ct the Court House. In this city,
last evening, and tho call was responded TO BY the
attendance of . large number of the "untsrrihed,"
both from the city and country towns. Every
porto. of the large room WAS filled Hon. Joseph
M. Warren, Mayor Of the city, was called to
the chair and . number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries embracing some Of the leading and
most influential democrats Of the city and county,
were appointed. Judge David Busl made the open
ing speech, in which he briefly reviewed the mill
tary services of General Wool, who he sad started
in business life here near city years ago. Is clerk
in store and WAS in those limos Of political bitter
ness most active young democrat II might be
said he had been democrat from his infancy. His
brilliant services in the war Of 1872 ct Queenstown
subsequent PROMOTE -his discharge Of important
special business entrusted 10 him by the govern
ment, in which be displayed administrative talents
ofthe highest order-in Europe-through the Chero-
kee country Cd our uOftneIu o0ruorU, curing tne
Canadian re bellion-his brilliant march in Msxico
his important services in tho battle of Buena Vista
all these matters were dwelt upon, and urged, as
giving him . claim to the highest honors In the gift
Of the people to bestow.
The resolutions were read by Gen Viele They
set forth democratic doctrine. declare in favor of
union against sectionalsm, and express the strong
preference of the people Of this district in favor
of Gen. Woods nomina ton for the Presidency.
The address is able production, and eloquently
presents the reasons upon which the preference for
Gen Wool Is based.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Viele, Raymond,
and others. The former declared his belief that
neither Cass or Marcy could carry New York
Wool could, and, if nominated, would be triumph
antly elected.
The demonstration was most enthusiastic, and
plainly indicated the sentiments of the democracy
10 favor of Gen. Wool by his political friends at
home. As compliment, this is no mean tribute to
our distinguished fellow citizen WHILE as politi-
cal movement, it will serve to show the democracy
of the Union the regard in which he is held by those
who know him q citizen as well as military chief
tain. -Yours, &C., L.
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Naval InfeIIiRenre.

hayAL ENewEERs.-The examining Board Of Chief
Naval bDRinets which, convened at Philadephia the
hrt inst BY the order Of the Secretary Of the Navy have
closed their proceedings and the following the
e tbose vbo passed The board and quail
e. for promotion To be oommi,sio aed chief Engi-
ufers In the United States navy No 4 WIN Everstt;
NO q jas W King To be Rirst Assistant Eng neers.
No L. Henry Bssop No. q Jas q. Young; No g, Robert
Benbv 10 he Second Assistant Engineers No I.
George W. Logan; No. Montgomery Fletcher; No.
p WIN King! No R @. Potts No b,Jss. NJ. Adams,
no. &c y Kror; No Z D. I mspes; No A. Warner
The United states sloop Of gar Por,smou,h. Com
rfrrip. ,suedf 10 tor on fueslsy Cor ths Psei8,
.tacp
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SOUTH CAROLINA ORDNANCE REPORT Ira
pier the Chief Of the Ordnance Department of South
Carolina, has, at the call q the Legislature made .
report Of which the following II abstract:-The
tract for heavy guns was given 10 Richmond con-
sctor The original contrsct included IL twenty
FOUNDER guns. ten inch moTtsrs (siegs) aid eight
inch solumbiads; 20 which was afterwards added 20
twenty four FOUNDERS and eight inch siege howzers
Thirty twenty four Founders have been finished and
nspectedthe remainder Of the 10 be ready about
the 18th December The contrsct for small arms (vz
sabres and loo artillery swords) has been taken by
Messrs Glaze 4 flsgg- Of Columbia AL TO be manu-
featured in this state The delivery Of these arms In
January 1852 20 be completed by the LIST Of January
1859 Messrr Glaze \ Fagg have ALEC taken contract
90 alter large portion OF the flint lock muskes belong
Jog 90 Che state TO percussion locks sx hundred have
been already altered The contracts for furnishing In
fantry cavslry aud artillery accoutremep have been
vivpn TO NJ Howell, OF Columbia and Mckenzie,
be finished by let Msy 1859 The contract for gun
carriages has been given to G. Werner Of Charleston
Contracts for projectss have been made with Messrs
Ne on Of Charleston and the spartanburg Iron Works
company The whole contract embraces about 1000
balls and shells Eighty thousand pounds of cannon
row have been contracted for with the Hazard Com
psby Connecticut To guard against spurious article
te powder 20 be subjected 10 analysis The company Of
ordnance aldiers have peen completed barrsck and
storo house have erected At Magnolia Charles
ton where the company has been heretofore Instructed
md drilled Attention s called TO the condition Of the
arsena at this place and II u recommended that add
tional pillars be placed under the FIRST floor IL " also
gcsted that appropriations b. made for the protection
~ the gaines sttsehed 70 the arsenal The amount
u money ps.ed through the Majors hands Is $4,000
~ which 500 i6l G. has been expended
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and decorum; while the Grand Theatre of Mar
seles, to say nothing of those ct Paris, Is Babol
despite all arbitrary edicts, and regiment Of gem
darmes. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

ISLAND OF Curacao, Nov. y, 1851
Important 10 Mariners-Ne1 Packet Line 10 N,v Yyk
You viii confer great favor mariners who may be
trading In the Caribbean Sea- by giving the following
insertion in your valuable and widely circulated journal
On the 18th Of the present month the light house the
ssnd Of Little Curacao (Which to have been lighted
como months sgo) lighted; the light red hxed
and can be distinctly from all points Of the
compass three leagues OF.
The steamship Berta Hsssssowitz, arrived here
few days ago Baltimore She lie intended run
packet between this island ST. Thomas Lsguayra and
Porto Cabello; Der cabins fitted up very Handsomely
and VIII b. great acquisition to the travelling commu-
nity In addition TO the steamer there two
dous schoopsrs the Esther and Morris (he latter
and built in the United ststes) that run a. regular
packets between St Thomss and this island They
leave each port alternately twice every month thus
ing great Inducements 90 invads and others who
may wish TO spend . winter in the tropics.
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IPoY, Dec ", lrol.
Gtr07i Vol al H0me--The U'o' Horse on ne Pre-
s'se'u'ai Course Democratic Meang- Speeciss-
Rssoiu'ions- dddrc's- Entntsirsni, s.
The democracy Of Troy end Rensselaer, county
General Wooi's home-bsye spoken Tl,y have
dec AIRED in favor VI his nomira alton a. t,e dsrso.
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Lais Ererts AND Condition Of 7Airgs in Np
Mertco
shall try and drop you line or two opce in q
while, as the spirit may move; for away out in
these ends Of nowhere, we only hear from your cl
vilizcd region once in each moon; and as you. no
doubt, have many means Of learning our ways and
doings, need not enter into particulars, as far as
small matters are concerned. But here goes, at
random.
First. Since tho commencement ofthe last springs
csmpsign Of the Nsvsjoe Indians upon the set
Elements or frontier ranches Of New Msxico-from
tho FIRST descent upon our worthy and respected
Mayors stock. (Robert Nesbit, Esq.,) Of which
stock they ran of with one hundred aud twenty
seven head Of mules and horses, killing one man
and voun5irg others, they have been uncesslng in
their dep gtatons to wi: --Nesoit, III Captain
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-25

MARvKLs OF THE CORNISH MINEs.-Some oil
the mines are truly grand undertakings. The con-
soliaated mines, the largest Of the Cornish group
employ upwards of 5000 persons. One Of the
engines pumps water from the direct depth of 1900
feet, the weight of the pumping apparatus alone,
being upwards of 800 tons 1.-THE pumping rod is
174O feet long, and ii raises 100000 gallons Of
water a week, from a depth Of five times the
height of St. Paul's. These are indeed wonders
to marvel at The consolidated and united mines
both belonging to one company, have stated to have
used the following vast quantities Of material in a
year. Goals 1920 tons; candles, 1872 IA lbs.
Runpowder, 50 900; leather straps etc, 49, 93 lbs
pick and shovel handles, 16, sos dozens. Sir Chas
Lemon has estimated that in the whole of the Cor
nish mines, $4,000 worth of gunpowder is used
annually that the timber employed in the under
ground works, equals the growth Of 140 square
miles Of Norwegian forest, and that $4,000 900
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE cRUCIFIxloN.. BY REV. G. CRoLnY.

CITY Of God Jerusalem,
Why PUSHES out thy living stream? 49,.
The turbaned priest, the hoary seer,
The Roman and his pride, are there -
And thousands, tens Of thousands, still
Cluster round Calvarys wild hill. $50.
Still onward rolls the living tide:
There rush the bridegroom and the bride; $500.
Prince, beggar, soldier, Pharisee, iH
The old, the young, the bond, the free;
The nations furious multitude,
All mad ming with the cry OF blood
Still pours along the multitude,
Still rends the hesvens the shout Oh o'oou
But in the murderers furious van,
Who totssrs on A weary man;
A cross up6n dis shoulder bound
His brow, Ms frame one gushing wound.
Vet who the third? The yell Of shame
IL frenxied on the sufferers name;
Hands clenshed, teeth gnashing, vestures torn,
The curse, the taunt, the laugh Of scorn,-
All that the dying hour can sting,
Around thee, now, thou thorned crowned King
Yet cursed and tortured, tainted, spurned,
No wrath is for the wrath returned,
No vengeance flashes from the eye;r 4ctaf
The sufferer calmly waits to die;
The sceptre reed, the thorny crown,
Wake on that pellid brow no frown.
At last the word Of death is given,
The form is bound, the nail is driven;
Now triumph, Scribe and Pharisee;
Now, Roman, bend the knocking knee;
The cross is reared. The deed j. DONE.
There stands Messiah's earthly throne
Still from his lip no curse has come,
Hslofty eye has looked no doom;
No earthquake bnrst, no angel brand
Crushes the black disappearing hand.
What say those lips by anguish riven?
God, be my murderers forgiven"
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Genuine Msasesms Warehouse
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans,

/ WRIGHT CO. having resolved to stand unrivaed in
every department of their business have agreed with the
lroprietos and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them con
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment
aI below the usual narke, prices BY this they
are enabled TO offer Tor he inspection OF purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this other
cIy Havmg had many years experiences in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
tor conducting this particular department. the most liberal
SCALE snn gre now prepared supply the trade
per eensge on his Investment either Whotssa
a ss mento Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDIC Els.
Inc IoHoWing M comprises of their assortment, and
twenty five per cent cheaper than manuiac,urers regular
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French ZNnSHUgP.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-PrivateL Les
l. sons the above. TRANSACTIONS from English into Frsch
Apply The office of the Crescent, the
Apollo and CaiOpe streets dl1
S&HOOkLlN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,-The
- BROOKLYN Warehouses, Agiers opposite New Orleans
are now N readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for re.
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the with wharves
in front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage weather. ample
room will be found he dschargint of AL.
loading OF ships.
Charges fixed ylow rates. and every accommoda.
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers
the upper 1t is the wish of the ompany equal
the convenienceso of the Alta lc Dock, OF New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Mecha ndse invited
to visit the premises
T, j. CASEY. Secretary.
hef.rsnees h K. Geddes; Price, Frost & Co.; J. w.
St"nton n Co: X. F. Nichols. les If
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PERFUMERY. ETC,

sV- We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
Olenns an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES SOAPS
COSMETICS, etc., ever offered in this city, Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which. we feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoGsEs, from the French. German and American
LaboratOres;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and odor;
PoaATUNs, from the manufactures of lubiu Dupuyren
Rousse and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PUFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc.
Together with an extensive sssortr ent Of
HAIR Brushes. ToorH Brushes.
COMBS, Nail BRUSHES, etc.
t1e'~ For sale at =. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
ielO corner Camp and Grlvier sis.
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LETOURNO'S
G K l. e b II A II Il ID COUGH CANDv

eIOvOOO Reward for efiectna remedv far
u'e cure OF GousHs, CoLDs. ASTHMA, In.
rr,,,1 AND SORE THROAT.
'Hf, extraordinary success OF the LETOURNO
~ LLEitEbRAIED COUGH CANDY in the cnre nj
bo p isoat warrants him in recommending il to tose
hsn, s @ aiced as sure and remedy ard as
shnmd Us py any thing OF the and Every family
csse Of on sena ro with IT, 70 be used preventive
Skercse hrt Is rendered palaab TO the ,ae 40 hat chill
, n WI" use It without the least COERCION u i no anncl
pnt genuine remedy of Known and rs abiishef
e''eaey For sale wholesale AMI retail Nv
T. L., MASSEY, Anothecary,
Pop D,t, 4, corner Cans and Gravrr streets
- neaears supplied liberal di count rs Az mis- fo
.hIoNNo, l1lO O.tfl p l., MASSEY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-25

~ Rergasse, Bordeaux. Madeira and Port Wines
Periumeres Essences Of Roses;
Superior Sweet Oil, etc.
In store and Tor sale by
ja6 R4REI.II q co. 81 Common A.
LNRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhd OF selected Figs, and all drums, received
steamship Ohio, being of the first on.y cargo
of New Crop which has been season. sale BY
W. l., GUSHING " co. 50 Common st.
IF Parties who have purchased to arrive, requested
to receive the same from steamship Monday morning
, ~ ALSO FOR SALE-FlGS in prime order OF the Old
Crop.
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SHIPPING.
CALICO R.NIA.

.e.. FOR CALIFORNIA. vis tho Isthmus OF
syTHfA Tehuautepec and era Ltnz--r he well known
sas2Aa1e9k and iavorie steamship ALABAMA, X. w.
Foster commander will leave the wharf fo of Girod
Mi atitan. touching at Vera Cruz, on oNDAY, the
Sd March. at O'Clock P. NJ. -.f lU
. RATES OF PASSAGE TO VERA CRUZ AND MisATIrLAN;
In saloon $ou
Lower CABIN 90 w
IN NIeefase oV "
30 cents cubic foot , =.
e~ Passengers will have to provide themselves with pass
ports from the Mexican Consul
10" For freight o. nassags, Apply to ,,o .e,,
f.5 O. j. MEEkER h Co 66 POydras at.
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EIGN rs.
W " " ~ " " "
XICAN
sWN tang Lin i'm G NIT:

w w w nn. ~ " w w
fla stang LinSns nt!!
WE BRING GLAD TIDINGs GREAT JOY
THE VOLCANIC OIL FROM MEXICO
has long been known TO possess within Itself wonderfully
e ~ he s Of nt. fs ani
@ and tor all a: Pains Or nnaa@a on in MAJ or Beast u
The happy combination q hi, wonderful production
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Il, seton the TaIy g0aderl Is voate
YER, tsnss ntgrs mo crcas'ion Of the bloomsres
gose he wnoe eTyo1 system to The very eI[sm'i Of the
assists au. to threw Of and rid herself Of an, action
ii Kind sheuman Pans niy part of the body,
ssug these peculiar the reason why equally
give thousand, havs been eff
LADY Columbus Ohio hand slightly bruised took cold
| Frightful Ulcer
hand prescribed saver ONT
washes and Alternatives without doing gesd Ii had
Mu1iagg Lnmsn, by re reasnmendan Of her phyan and
Ra%sS and @ Gn sS;s s he Gf
| ment By the dozen 10 use IN his practice
little girl fourteen miles from Columbus had
| Rheumatism.
IN s un1 he and the knee en sa @ S az
obliged walk WITH cruche, Three bottles OF the Mus Lni
strengthne the muscles she the rope and jump
in Pit 'burg ha red hot iron accidentally his
t1Dt
Wound and Burn
Al the same time The pnn ntsne aud excruatng, threaten
% @ Or 81 S tie 'SG D'H6' 5is
pam hi. 6uss,
Capt Alter Oldest citizen. OF Cincinnati and long
and popuory known on all the Western and Southern
Inflammetory Rheumatism
n, gn arm" Aef Tf ne Psn for some
L,men, Hna ,Pp,ed In d les than b
sadase Let asy dout IN his p'e.snee and he n.
Of the muscular strength te1bty good
Co,ngton Kentucky been abb, to walk without
Chronic Rheumatism.
e near o ns Ma' n en- 9. a9d used
man near Lrus'!S n.y. lad eegco man who had runlug
you'd be the ssn,s IF his He pre5e half dozen
one month The sores were hes, ed '' !"
,eh eq T Of r,,sr.e ss had laughter WE'VE
running hsl been for thao yearoelors
er has entirely healed all the sores, beautiful
''l'' Ut "4'' once FrightfuI Scalp.
5 n 81 S;s L ~" , na Top Of seI head that
hs we OF dollar that was rungqs She used the Mustang
Se new a% n ' se 'f s me a, s but y"
ulu gsyhke to the hair that
THESE OF the thousands daily hearing of
For Horses and other Animals,
There nothing be compere the nment its
@ d r' s, f ss d s I'd 5 A.
% , e, lad hose bS !. ss yis keeper
arge Ring Bone on both The perfart, cured and
his hmos lett fn.eeiy Ano IN ny me use OF his L'ulmen
| TO Country Merchants.
Every should be supplied with this Eminent rs it
| pays good pratt and ssls 'apidiy "
Caution Extra!,
t- Many will induce YOU and Bone Innsnt
other equally worth trash by aying lust go as
@ Muststg Lulmsn But do not be deceived, Ask Tor his Lint
men, and buy none ohe and viii be The
PRICES of THE LlNIMENT.-ln cousrolence Of the in
creased demand putting cents cents and
three times rs much a. IN.
'Ie-s4 hist money w,h be saved N buying he stgt boe.
THIRD aud Market Louis Missouri ' 49,
G- DsgisIs and Country Merchants supplied on liberal term.
| gsp- Southern Depot at A. KEN DALI, u co - 70
| M game street, -
| di7 INV low o, T. BRAGC a,an,
| Also for sale by J. WRIGHT 4 co IhI 1iort Gent
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MES TIC ORTS.

Oh ARLbsTON AID HAVANA
SfELE$ Packet - United States Mail Line 6etDeen
ssssn. Charleston and Hapdna, via Savannah and
qep Wsst-The splendid steamship ISABEL. Capt. Rol
line HOO burthen, has resumed her regular trips from
CHARLESTON Is. e } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
FOR Chareston-8th and 21 of each month"; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana the Isl and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. s+0
Havana Key 30
Fo further particulars, apply to
NJ. u. MpRDECA1 Charleston or to
E. J. HART & CO. 79 Tch0upiloulas st. N. Orleans.
Agents at Havu na, DRAKE BROS q co.
Nv Passengers leaving Havana by ship can reach
Baltimore the Etfth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phi ade nhia the time by taking tn
Ttss a,ship to those ports do 2aw
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U. 5. Mail Steamship Company.

EOR CALIFORNIA, HAVANA AND NEW
YoRK-The double engine steamship FALCON, II.
j. Harsene u. :. NJ commander, havi"g been thoroughly
will leave from her wharf opposite the Place Arnes, with
the Government Mails on FRIDAY, the 18th INST, at 8
O'Clock A. NJ precisely ,..
~" This Company has now four new and magnificent
Steamships the REPUBLIC COLUMBUS, lsTHMUs and An
TxLoPE running onthy the Pacific side from Pana
Eaucisco. The connection at Panama being now
compe etc. il will be carefully kept up therefore, passengers
may rely upon meeting with detention at that place except
the usual stay in port. r.,
Connany IS steamers.
80" Passengers for Havana must procure passports from
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MAKETT g. CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin Marett &
CO. pepared receive orders for very superior
COGNAC BRANDIES, upon the most liberal terms; TO be
d2s If VyDI q, f,aun
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THEY HAVE COME.

sY Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
| for the arrvao of our s RGICAi, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they hive
at last come IN hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Gail
and see them For sale by
felO tt L.MAs sEY. cor. Camp and Graver SITS.