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The New York herald., 1851-11-18
DR. L. MoRTAMonE CAN fRz c1Nsnrrrn rrna

de; L; noRTAMonE CAN lBz CONSULTED. ysss
o. charge upe7 the subject Of diseases from sA NJ 10
M Sundays excepted Those who wish 70 avoid the -
goss'cn o. srssssdoe, wh? call members of sh
Royal Colleges &c he would be happy 70 ss-d ths rel
they need. L. MoRTAMoRE. les wiiiiam s.ress-
nR JOHNSON. no. II DIANE STREET, 40 WILL
~ known In tbs weatnent Of dslioA.s disessss s Dos
rs for skill In those hail csss. MAJ Ss~
snsea or years pre- eminent CorsttsEoDsl vsstnosi
sroush on By sssrss hstit, eEsos1ay ou-s5 Rsssp,
cases cures IN tour osya perfect ouro charge.
nF; COOPER, II DUANE sTRExT, HAS, FOR THs
st nineteen years. devoted s practice 10 the treat,
ment OF mercural and other diseases He the
Hs,aved diseass and mild removed In few dsys
srsngers don't deceived by an nposer In Rooss.
ven street near Chatham street. have not let Duaas
siTs pee ny diploma, in my oce with the hrst IN
meqene and surgery this country bss ever produced
pereotoure or no charge.
nR; WARREN, NO. MOTT sTREET rs coNFrDgS.
tally consulted diseases. Thirty ala prsesss
snsbies him 70 without n
ron three 10 i've days N B-Dons BE- deceived BIZ
pretensons Of quack Ia Roossvst s.rseh am, vh ons
exception. shs only 1usldes Lon don in ths
No FEE TILL cURED.-DR. coRBEfr. 10 DUANE
street may be consulted sonftentay the trsatnsn,
t delicate diseases Twsntyone yesrs practices en,bles D
70 perform speedy and permanent vous mercuryy
and recent cases removed 10 few days Dr. has ssnsa
in Amsrisa where at In nsed o. medical sursic,l aid msy
V p p,nSw Of ihs Va.1sssi'T Of Vie SsT New rotk,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

DLASTER.-20 tons Lump Plaster, for sale by
i le6 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12
TER MS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum provided payment be made at the
office, OF by letter post paid, adpance, cin 80
days from the commencement Of the su6scr'5ers yeqr
If payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
trADVERTISING-Fo one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion IS cents
Thrice a aoeek-For square, first insertion 62s
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Itoice aoeek, once ,oeek-For one square, first
insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion SO cents.
Advertisements of more than one, square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the num-
Der Of squares. But The advertisement exceed one
square, or any number of full squares by less than
eight lines the additional lines will be charged as
half square; if exceed one square, any number OF
full squares by eight nes the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number Of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS thew will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 26 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for 10 lines and in that proportion for adver
tisements of greater length; except Auctoneers, who
charged 800 paper included tor all sales before
their doors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12
RICHMOND THURSDAY MORNING.

NTOTICE.-The subscriber has bought out the en-
~ tire stock Of LEATHER, FINDINGS &C.,
(which is very completely of the late James G. Wat
SON, decd and would be pleased to receive calls from
his old customers and all who may want any articles
usually kept in the trade. TERMS cash, or the usual
time to pdntual customers.
VIM. II. SUTTON
18th street, between Main & Cary,
nv 16-dtf Dealer in Oil, Hides, &c.
VREAT EXCTTEM ENT !-HANDSOME
W DRESS GOODS.-MoNDAY, June I'd, $751;
have Just returned from second trip to the Northern
amarkes, and have been enabled to buy some of the
choicest Dress Goods at half of the importation
price, and am willing to offer bargains in the following
Goods:
Rich fancy Grenadine, or Donna Maras
Broche Grenadine silk Tissues, plain Berages
Chene Berages rich Berage de LANES
Superfine Lawns and Organdines
Plain black and figured Silks rich Parasos
Handsome Fans figured Swiss Muslins
Rich Undersleeves, Bonnet Ribbons, Ginghams
Grass Skirts handsome Collars
Swiss and cambria Edgings
Superine pocket Hdkfs, at low price
Twisted silk Mitts, Irish Linens, beached Cottons
And many other articles usual for Dry Goods store.
Those in want OF the above Goods will find it to their
advantage to call at No. al Main street
lie 2 AUGUSTUS MAILERT.-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

LADIES' COSTUME AT PANAMA.-The Panama Herald
says it has seen native girl wearing t,centyone Amer'-
can double eagles $420) linked together so as to form
chain. On the persons of two others we have seen
from $4,000 to $500 worth of pearls and diamonds,
with hundreds of dollars worth of rich Lace and yet all
were bareooted deemng shoes and stockings unneces-
sary 10 complete their costume.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

Ems-E.muh NOTICE.-Dming the month i, OF
Canal, between Tye River and Lynchburg, our Daily
Packet Boat Line will be reduced to tri weekly line,
leaving Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at A. NJ, and arrive in Lynchburg next days, at
O'clock P M.
N. B. The boats will arrive at either end, at their
usual regular time. On the LIST of July our
daily trips. -
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

DRIME NEW CHEESE, landing per schr.
II Henrco, for sale by
- ri AJROpNE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

I'D OE HEARINGS, in half barrels, for sale by
HI JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

The Wool TRADE--We learn from the Well sburg
Va Herald that considerable quantities OF wool came
into that town the past week, which sold at from 81 to
As cents per pouLd 1t is believed that none OF the very
choice clips have yet been disposed of though 57s cents
another This quality of wool is not thrown upon he
Market but being raised by who can afford to wait
it is stored away at home In Belmont county, Ohio.
the wool is almost all bought up at from to 10 cents
advance over last years prices.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

ErThe oldest Sovereign of Europe is Ernest, kmg
Hanover On the 5th of June he completed his eolh
year. He is the only surviving son OF George the
Third, and was formerly known as the Duke OF Cum
Of Hanover on the death of his brother William the
Fourth in June 1887, on which day the thrones OF En-
gland and Hanover separated--the prevalence oil
the sale law preventing the accession OF females
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

ABoLIrIoNGsrs SENT oFF.-We learn from the
Greensboro IN. c. Patriot, that on Sunday last Nc
Bride, the Abolitonist preacher twho, with Adam
Crooks had been given notice to quit the secton was
met by about two hundred citizens, when on his way
the county ine-gving bond in 1000 never to return
to Guilford, and to leave the state and not 70 send
any publication whatever on the subject OF slavery,
into N. Carolina. The whole affair was done most
peaceably
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12
DARRADALL,s VIRGINIA REPORTS.

| E-p ]. w. RANDOLPH, 12l Main st., Richmond
proposes to publish in about months an edition O.
BarradalPs Reports never heretofore published pro-
vided sufficient number of subscribers can be obtain
ed nearly TO deray the expense. Several lawyers have
already expressed strong desire TO have the work
and to see it published The largerthe number of SUBJ
scribers, the cheaper will be the work to each-the
cost of which, however, shall not exceed SO copy
These Reports possess not only legal but historical in
terest. and are necessary to complete the Reports OF
the State They range from the year 1870 to 1740 and
though Mr.. Jefferson has published portion of them,
yet it is the opinion OF good judges that he has omitted
many equally useful and important, and that an en-
tire edition is worth the liberal patronage of the legal
profession.
All who intend to subscribe will please send in their
names practicable, and they do so with
the understanding that the price to them will be less
than the retail price after the book is issued.
SCENES IN OUR PARISH, BY a "Country
- Parsons" Daughter, to which is prefxed memoir
of the author by her sister.
"No apology can be required for reproducing in the
present form, book admirable as the Scenes in
our Parish Few works OF the kind have been more
highly esteemed, or have met with more general ap
proval. 1t has been for some years out Of print in
this country and the publishers hope they confer
ring benefit in its Republication.
The pious and gifted author has recently been
called to the Heavenly home. A sisters love prompt
ed the beautiful memorial OF the departed, which is
prefixed to this volume thereby greatly increasing its
interest and value"
je7 NASH & wOoDHoUsE.
TUNE NOS. OF GRAHAM'S, GODEY,S,
- SARTAlN'S AND PETERSON'S MAGA-
ZINES, just received by JAMES B. GLIB,
my II SO opposite City Hotel.
ma AGAZINES FOR JUNE.-NASH &
lHA WOODHOUSE have received Godey's Ladies
Book, Grahams Magazine, Sartan's Union Magezin
end Petersons National Magazine for June.
my ~
LIFE OF RANDOLPH.-l
Va The Life OF John Randolph of Roanoke-fur-
Their supplies received and for sale by
myS7 MORRIS & BROTHER.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.-The business and affairs of this COM
pany continue in very prosperous condition. Being
the Mutual Insurance SYSTEM all the profits accrue
for the benefit OF the insured which has heretofore been
SO per cent the amount of the annual premiums and
for said dividend, certificate of scrip is issued bearing
interest. For full information on every subject the
public is invited to call at my Office.
LOCAL BOARD OF DIREcToRs-George Wythe Mum
ford, President, Clerk of the House of Delegates Va
Legislature; Rev. Chas H Read Pastor United Pres
Church; VIM G Paine, (Kent Paine & Kent0 mer
chant Edwin Farrar, ship btoker, Richmond; Thos E
Jeter, dentist, Richmond Henry Exal architect, Rich
mond; John Bagby, farmer, King and Queen co.. Va.
A. G. Workman, M D. and F. W. Hancock, M d,
Medical Examiners.
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent,
Office 203 Main street, Richmond Va,
je 10 Square above the Banks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

An antiquarian contributor to the Jacksonville Fla)
Republican revives the following lines from a
paper file:
Custom in l742.
Man to the pillow;
Wife TO the COW;
Girl to the yarn;
Boy 10 the barn;
And your rents will be netted.
1912.
Man taliy-ho;
Miss piano;
Wife silk and satin;
Boy Gre tx and Latin;
And you'll be gazetted
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12
THE DAILY TIMES.
INCONSISTENCY.

INCONSISTENCY.
BY SPENCER WALLACE CONE.
Ask of the fields at evening,
The impress of the morn;
ASK oil the summer Zephyrs
The place where they were born;
And when the green sward gives thee back
The pearls OF early day
And when the winds reveal to thee
The limits OF their way
Then ask OF woman's lip
Kind answer for the lover
Who could its sweetness sip,
And be perjured rover.
Be true to her that loves thee,
And whaso'er betide,
Her love shall spring unblighted
:, ln fragrance by thy side;
Be false to her who trusts thy love,
And seek thee other mate:
The deadiiest poison thou canst take
Shall tall-but not her hate
And curses from her lip
Shall bless the faithless lover;
Who could its sweetness sip,
And be peIured rover.
Paint thee black as Ethops are,
Hide in untrodden land,
Her eye shall pierce thy shadow,
Her footprint mark their sands.
Thy scorn shall arm her sighted love.
Her woman's heart shall nerve,
And but power omnipotent
Shall make her vengeance swerve
For though her tutored lip
Doth not her rage discover,
Each kis he thence did sip
Condemns the perured lover.
Beware a woman sighted,
As We would turn and fly,
If mia the tall reeds gancing
Ye saw the tiger lie.
But fear thou most to see her smile,
For, in thy heart be sure
She smiles not till the knife is sharp,
And sweet revenge secure.
Be prayer upon thy lip,
Faithless and periured lover:
BY every kiss which thou didst sip,
Thy days on earth are over.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

ID RIME ST. CROIx SUGARS, recelvn.
II for sale by
my29 E. H. SKINKER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

ID DE HERRINGS.-l25 bbs. No Roe Her.
Ia rings. for sale low, from the wharf, by
my "a JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

SALT.-lOOO sacks Marshall Salt, fine, on board
- lighters for sale by
ie S EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
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ELEGRAPHrC.

a Later from IuR0pes
/ Arvel u ~ Africa 90 MSaAsae1pa. : The
5esa1lshiS Aftica and Washing - havt arrived q |
| 1(Swyak. The fornsr to-day I'd tn lAnsr ysss
isdsy evening. Tks Africa - ,hs baavass y |
/ - ds3sfand half
x..s,,, ce..o. xbr kss-xs o;s 49,. Il.
la5k "a advanced ons-siehth l1ls. III 50 90
q vhieh elpoFtsn tosl q sps-
Ia Hing ~. BssadHu6s unshAn9sd. eiaes
~ dspaEtnse n ths Washingtsn provisions haze
!vea dsn sd lasd dseliAinC Fssighn quAt
css.ss;al i1s;s. i. Load. csa~ssssuls =.
stsady, so4as declining. Cpsson. nidd'ing Or
asneral lnteiiigsnss.
NlwYoRx. Sept, e
nenis from the Spanish Mhster, in relation % the
Cahan resolnsioa, giving complete accounts Of the
|.sans. N
The news Of the Cahan invasion created the
eseateet excitement in commercial and political CIR
cles. The Spanish Ministef demonstrated against
The London Times publisbing the accounts from
American pApeq.
| Several disastrous shipwrecks have occurred.
isatibl psaic had arisen in the money market
Aeeosns ften ths Arctic expedition have besa
received up 70 September, 1885, confirming reports
q s s Joh1 rs.nkln having been near CAPS Riley
8 Thsss il no news Of Importance from France.
new line Of. steamships IL projected betwesn
: England and the west coast Of Africa
A fhehunl collision has occurred on The Buck.
; iDgham railway. Some psrsons were killed.
The. Manchester market i dull and unchanged
The uesass. BFamah have paid Mr.. Hobbs biz
two huodrsd pounds for orsning their lock, bu
1 \
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u
Dr. A. Shsrma-T visited the of NsvOreans last January
for hsah with the expectation God willing, Of Riding myself
pmonoory ymptoms Of that sdous disease consumption
had proceeded far when received injury
ovsrtlrnug Of the coach while descending steep hill
days recovered somewhat aud continued Journey Shortly
after my arrival In city discovered somethns wrong, AID
applied Dr. j., Of your phydcans,
informed that ruptursd felt very much depressed In
spiru when be assured sohaviny few before
visited member Of congregation who lAborns under
sxeruciang pains from the s,rangunon Of hs rupture
forget his suffering That tbs first time attention
called The complaint With the recollection Of
suns upon memory perhaps realize my perurba-
mind The doctor recommended call you get
hed with Truss assuring had properly attended
might be very cured called when you
busy and therefore, could relate the
fitted With Of Patent Trnss and gave
bottle Of Wah urging upon Importance following
directions promised to do and, the time agreed
and let know The result surpassed my expectations
had the Truss the x weeks and feel nothing
rupture. Yerday be fully convinced before you
called my physician examined and he pronounced
cared feel greatly indebted for present Of sound
ness, and hops your with your skill
Respectfully JAMES H. WRIGHT.
sAs fiends In section Of country
and Doubt Of them Tins acted, you may give
publicity II, In Judgment think will bs worth while.
sl3eodapu IW JHW.
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I -Mins in Nsss York.-Asother effort to secure
The establishment q . Mint in New York is to b
made ~ the nsxs session Of Coagresa The pa
psss laid bsfase that BODY 1t IL last session TO.
sstAN With esAsr important fases hessiag o. tAs
subject, are in course Of preparation, and will b
presented st the commencement Of the session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

Libsl Suit.-Mr. Edwin Forrest, the actor, hes
sued the editor Of the NswYork Mirror for an al
legged libel copied BY one Of his assistants from
ST. Lonis newspaper. He estimates hi. damage
q ten thousand dolla,s, which is considerable
amonatt to get ont ef newspaper editor.
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To the Ladies.

~ Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past favon and
liberal In hsr linz Of busnes happy TO inform hes
isnds public removed from No. . Nayadss
ss Charles street. where she pssparsd scsivs and
d Ladss and Children with the following articlss 70 vk
shsrman's SHOULDER BRACEs and ABDOMINAL Sur.
PoRTRRs. DR.. Banning's BODY BRAcDs. DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRAcRs. Mn. Bets SUPPORT.
sRs. Dr.. Thompson's SurPoRTsRs. TO. stc.
n Hours attsndancs the morning, from A. n. till
o'clock p. NJ; and In the evening, from I'LL r. NJ
n Females will be in attendance assist and walt ladies'
- spl6 2dp cod
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MAsinsss Aryssssd.-Ths brig Zasa, Captain
johnson, which recently sailed from New York
Tor Cubs, returned on the 18Th, in consequence Of
the refusal Of part Of the crow 10 do duty. The
mutineers wore arrestsd and brought ashore BY The
United States Marshal. e-
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IL ff2sss, sans se1
2sssssss 1. 1. Il. 8.
-
y ~ - 1SakSs
Tbs - I11Iioi 4 -. Pksp, arivsd yee-
,.rjsv n = = - 4 Siyvu1un. Wselo iadshsed
y ~ y ~ ~ n Gnlvta6cn - L
IN i II nvI 3 =, JItI1a q kroet, M ueke al
~ = = fialv1 III p1oons
ca eslt1 4. llk efslt51 - " ~ NtNtt
0s,p 6. b 81! = ~! u W ~
- - d ! q ~ " =, ~. "a
~. III IN; $3.50 Ssss;;'ss " siSi1is
:ss. ~ s;.sss .. ~ ~ 1sss. icecT5-
49, u ~ Il! ~. 9l sSss sSs Ssisss -
sss,s s.si.s NJ -. ~. 49, A.. SilIio
~ ~ - ~ ~ .ssssIfs 3 5nsisis ~
SnsS Sfi Is "A. i5ss.sse, ws,s "a pleseoesd.
49, 2 e Il ~. 81 y. 49, e ~
ne 49, leoens p. ~. - ~ II. s,s3e ~,
49, s9e ssnet p9anu 49,. y ~ ~ s...ss II
~ r, n II ~ i. " n - 49, i n iSS.ieo
X! - ~. 49, ~ = ~; kyvs Fssn IN ri
!. ~ - = "ns'h = 81 - -
= -. 4 - -. .,.,....,,sa -
y S:eSe 49, se..ss ~ Nh ~. n
- yind yi.iesd 0elvsssea g w. s. ,os e
ie1 ea4 u ~ n. u, s.....k \. ;~ht
49, b 49, .. - a. :. - a k.sscr
| q Bolivar Psiat, who hid taksn refuge ifoa The
rain IN The building, WIS Instant killed.
| Good Ness for hdia.s.-Ihe Ws.tem Ic1an
$3.50 fost CePt Ws!lace - p.Ss - 3 ~,
~ = ~ q ..-so., ~. Nm
~;;n: anrs 7sse Es r. evSninr. L : fsassd
| Nd sone njs(Sstnps ~ bsAllen hin. Hin ~,
coat, ETC.. hASe been found and Z = shouGas tnsF
~. 49, ~. !. ~. a,,s,,.s = a, :.
rstnrs. M IN reosived 4 Austin ~ u last 10
1 eounss, Stands 8 fnlloVs: Howard ~, Mcleod
-, Lswb ME-. Foster lsih lNsivs ooon'
a. \. nos ~ sesuEoeo. $500 .,,,,,,..
~ e.ss,a sssos iss ~. fly;r. g = IA n.
IA n ~ siscs;cns .f a. s,ats oficers:
For lGovsrnor- Bsn, II, -; Johnson, 5,lsS;
Gfeer, 3.7o6; Chambers ~ Eppemen' asoS'
i rof lselL cove .1e d;,nss S5k
IScc;sss inss;css nNbesler. L. 100: Lipscomb,
ID, S70: Webb, 8.O6S.
Il Commissioner Crosby. l4,S9S; Ward, 6'O1s.
As We Expected, The secesslonisn are nov
claiming tne Ie.electon q v1s ne = ~ 49,. \
ossr 49, y Ely u. p.t. c,,1J ~ han esrtsr
had he OPENLY declared himself in favor Of seces
, sion: But this is just what we expected. II VIC
tory won y playing mum = wot.a ctowlns W..
~ ~ let 1ecs.' rss. - = '''ss
!, Ts,,n. Ssccl.-Tke follovine letter, ays th
4 W,.hin.,or Rsorbl;e. .ddres,ed bv The Seereta
z - q the Tr..snyv 10 General James Hamilton
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Sentence Of Death.--William B. Robinson alias
leopard, sentenced in California to be hung,
served in seven battles in the Mexican war and
out Of company of ssventv-eight, he was one Of
twenty-three only who returned alive. He came
70 Baltimore. and subsequently, went to Fort
Leavenworth, under Captain McLAne. He 10 4
native Of New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

l6S0ya-At Museatine,, Iowa. on the 11th, Mr..
Thomss Moore lodged the contents Of . pistol in
the body Of John Lower, from which it 10 probable
he will not recover. The cause assigned was a
report detrimental TO the character Of young lady
said to have originated with Lower.
Barnard Graham was killed on the steamboat
Lady Franklin recently BY Andrew Fitzhugh, the
mate Of the boat. The former was the assaulting
party.
David Myers stabbed man dangerously al
Louisville, ON the 10th, and after being committed
to prison attempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat Both yet alive, but likely to die.
In Lancaster, Ky, on the 10th, two desperate
characters, Rob Hubbard and VIM. Scott, got int
fracas, and the former killed the latter by shoot
| ing him with gun. Hubbard escaped.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

Later from Costa Rics.-By advices from Costa
Rica, Of the date Of July 10. we are informed that
Gen. Flores. the abscondins President Of Ecuador,
who has been residing there for few years - the
sdpendiary Of Palmerston and subordinate Of
Chst6eld, has sailed for Peru 70 place himself a
the head Of the insurrection in Ecuador, which il
lsagusd with that in New Grenada. Flores ID
what il called monarchist, and acquired some
nptoris.y, not many year. ago. in Spain. BY hi,
plans 70 subject the South American Republics
oncs more 70 the Spanish crown. s@
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

Nsss York Sass Agricslssrsl EsiS-At Roehss-
ter, ON ths lSsh. essat PREPARATION wsre making
for tho Asricultusl Fais. which was TO take place
on the 18th Senator Douglass delivering the an
nunl address,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

NsS Rics.-The schooner Cotton Plant arrived
at Savannah on September n, from the plantation
of B. E. Guerard, ESQ.,. with one hundred bushels
new rice, consigned TO Mssss. R. Habsrsham q
Son. We believe, says the News, this is the first
lot Of new rice Of the present crop which has been
received in this market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25
INDEpENDENT FRERnT CLUB No. /

FIRsT MUNICIPALITY.
- The Regular weekly nesting Of this CIub will taks
plaos % MONDAY EVENING, ssptsmbss q. 1t
o'clock. .. the cornsr of Bourbon and Cont Streets The
friends and the msmbes1 of the Frsst Cabs the city an
respectfully invited TO attend. -. By order Of
A. NEWHOUsE. President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-25

Agricultural Far y Yirgiaia.- The first annual
exhibition Of the Valley Agricultural Society Of
visginiA will lake place ON Wednesday and Thurs.
day, The 18th and 10Th Of October next, half Z
mile east Of Charleatown, In Jefferson county The
Prtuidsnt Of de society Is l.. w. Washington, Esq
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Pass HSw Arexnd.-A scamp, BY the name y
DEJ Robarr, recently located himself in Harrison
county, Tsx.uand finally insinuatsd himself into the
good q scess Of widow lady posssssed Of proper
y, and married her. Subsequently it came to the
knowledge Of the friends Of. the lady that he had
another wife in Arkansas. Finding out that his
villsiny was discovered, he fed, carrying with him
money and effects Of the lady whom he so foully
wronged. He is about thirty years Of age, abou.
i've feet high, light hair, inclined to be red.