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Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Political MOVEMENTS IN GEORGIA.
The National Intelligencer noticing the
decision of Mr.. Stephens for the candidacy
of Governor of Georgia, remarks: "Our
information from the State of Georgia is
that the Hon. Alexander III. Stephens
declines being candidate for Governor,
and recommends to the Union" party,
Of which he is jealous member. TO sup
port Ex-Speaker Cobb for that office. Il
gives us pleasure to notice this instance
of determination of the leading members
of the old parties in Georgia upon the
great platform of the Union-the broad.
est and the frmest that any party can
stand upon.
MIR. Cobb himself is nobly doing his
duty as true and faithful citizen of the
United States. The speeches which he
is delivering are distinguished by their
great ability and force. and are listened
70 with marked respect and attention"
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

In the Circuit Court at Washington,
in the case of Davis, the soldier, who
brought suit against Col. Hughes for
having whipped him at Jalappa during
the Mexican war, for an alleged heinous
offence on female, the jury on the 9Th
inst, rendered a verdict of $3.50 for the
plaintiff. A new trial has been moved.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
The recent publication OF

SECESSION recent publication OF
some of the works Of the great and good
men, who united their energies III the
formation of our present admirable system
of Government, is doing much to dispel
the dangerous errors which nave existed
on this subject, and to convince many
who have hitherto imagined that each
State, at the formation of the Constitution,
had an inheritant right to secede, that
no such righ: has ever existed. A cor
respondence has been published between
Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Madison, clearly
stating their opinion i'll relation to the
mater. and denying the right of State.
when it has once agreed to the compact
of Union, and given its voice for the
adoption of the Constitution. to relinquish,
at will, its assumed obligations, and to
withdraw from :he confederacy.
This seems reasonable. An individual
member of society relinquishes portion
Of his natural rights for the protection
which that society affords to his person
and property. If he feels himself ag-
grieved, the laws which he has an agency
tin enacting are open for redress; and no
one will pretend to say that he has a
right to take the law into his own hands
to be the avenger of his own wrongs, or
to resume the rights which fol the pro-
lection of his person and property. he
has voluntarily givenup. Secession bears
to US the same aspect; and secession in a
State is analogous to resistance of the
laws, in an individual
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

One of the Fox family, who have been
making such a stir about Spiritual Rap.
pings" has exposed the humbug. She
says she was taught by one of the girls.
and that the rappings were produced by
the toes and knees.
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THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No
l. SO Camp street, (Sh' new buildngs) are now open
or the reception OF visitors, who respectfully invited
exNmlne the very extensive collection Of PORTRAITS.
These SALOONS have been magnicenty fu nish cd,
anti attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
patrons.
EE BY the superior arrangement of the LIGHT NTH,
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose h
an immense SKY.tl6HT, and by NEw CHEMICAL pRu
CESS uses in preparing the Plates the Portraits produced
in very short OF time (ony few seconds), exhibiting
high degree OF peHSctiOn with the proper and natural
graduation Light am Shade, without which Pictures can
not be e-hke. ~
ESS A choice variety of new style Enameled and E,.
graved LoCKETs of the fines, Gold and best workmansh
suitable for Miniatures, furnished at the manuiactu
prices.
Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
gueneotype at New Y ork prices. 4. JACOBS,
GA N M Camn street Nau(lrj,ono
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NEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT From June Ii to oeOser Is, 1851
Office Hours-wees-days from 7 A. M, until p. NJ. ;
Sundays and HoiydAys, from Until IL A, NJ.
GREAT EASTERN MAIL. via Mobile, arrives daily at 8
for ppd Inland a a. and sn s IRs s % hl or h
Coatneu of Europe The England by
SSsPRsas aud 's fssss ss es'
SdsPB o seT n ana 3 SoI M on Tuesdays and Thursdays
rtlas nAT wEsTERS s sa Ma s.pPyrg Baton RGags st.
Worthng!on', Point Ireenve Grand LAKE, Goamba Napoleon
as SsH aa 9an
Vile vie ana Lon.S. four times week close. at and sup
Evansville and Louisville, twice week. closes a.
:a281s Nafs1 y:s:ssls sa ss:
6us Tsss Friday and sndy m
arrives on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday by
% or Cast MIL spyn Ms
@ aea n[T % New ssT by0s Oaa SeEve Plague
as, sa,. aSIs Pr Hudson Hsrnisse Wssloo, Fane!s
m and on Friday at IA nj arrives Monday, Tuesday
Nc'oae sa En Tess e.. 'rsn sSiea
ri m generally Tuesday and Friday arrives twice
a ss .4KH MSnd.
p ass Hs ssss eess dsy sunday
CARRoLLToN MAIL. closes Monday, Wednesday and
l p. "
GALVESTON. SALuRIA, IND1ANoLA and PORT LAvAoA,
at m.
BRAzos SANTIAGO. Point Isabel Brownsville and Rio
ana closes every Thursday at a. mi due every Monday
mda mAsA MA A. sa 5ss on 5 he II s M and eth each
able in advance. -
,WEsT INDIA ISLANDS, MEXICO, Ports in the Gulf of
Hexco ana gu e Atlantic Coast o1 south Havana
ana ienes by Br h all steamers Closes direct the
via The
18th at hsipa 10 Due abaut the 9Th, I6h 22i and
soth, post &c payable in advance,) as follows;
British Professionalism the U s. mailing offce
h 25uO miles OF UNDER. Half Letter. 0c. Newspaper
I've, Zooo miles HNfounce Letter, 20c. Newspaper
Net bras i0ssesos-When hs distance s. mailing
Office les UNDER Haoz Letter. Csc. Newspaper,
uver 2ooo mles Hatoz Letter, 45c. Newspaper,
When receve United distance to the office of
delivery $500 under. .Haoz Letter. Newspaper &C.
MEMORANDA. West Coast of South America California
and Oregon, Sandwich Islands aud China
ose payable in advance except to California and Oregon The
postage places the West Coast America
ma on each single letter SD cents and each newspaper cents
when sent and 2 each letter and paper
received -
Schedule of Postage.
eS The following will Postage on and after
the LIST of July, 1851:
L Letter Postage by onehaf ounce or undn between
oo.. places within the United States:
5uoO miles or under &C. piepad,., unpaid
over l0c.
q Letter Postage by oneha ounce UNDER when con.
yyea ny tns United Saes wholly part by
from foreign country:
2oUO miles be prerald
over -ooD Hes To be prepaid
shall be adjusted by Postal Treaty or Convention
already concluded, or hereafter to be made.
s. Newspapers, not exceeding three in weight to
ana bona hde subscribers postage paysbe quarterly In
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~ Co, 1900; Pinet. Castil.
lon T. Co, llennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amonti.lado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte.
Lobo. etc. etc.
MAD EZRA Blackburn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
u TO-, etc. etc.
PORT-The @ Queen's, Opor-
to. London. etc etc.
BURGUNDY - Chamber
tin, Hermitage. etc etc.
CHAMPAIGN Piper & !
Co.'S II eidsick, Schneider,
Creme de Bouzy, etc. etc
HIT. $ AUTERNES-
eau d'Yguem, etc. etc.
Observation-Disclosures,
Ross. .aoyiila- etr ptc
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The kentucky Military Institute,

DIRECTED by a Board of Visitors appointed
nsndsnss Sy e o Sse At. is Under tie m%eaS'e s
w. ": MORGAN pn both disting uished graduates of
aided by able and efficient Faculty The course of study
i very iull apparatus extensive; buildings comm9dous;
Springs, six miles from Frankfort, noted for health and
empuon from bad Influences; in brief ample for
thorough classical, scientific and practical education, with
daily exercise. by drill field excursions connected with the
studies to strengthen the body while cuivang the mental
and moral man. Studies continued option during
on!uy and Ausg Entire charge ssa semi annual
Esq Cashier of the Bank of Kentucky at Frankfort
Address either Superintendent at Kentucky Military In
lSigneG1 p. DUDLEY, Adg't Gen and Pest Board.
SV Further information be furnished Crescent
p2 Il krt tNa,s Ir
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VOLUME IV.-NUMBER Ia.
1os NewYork store, poydras st. 1ss

r ICH, FRESH AND SCARCE SUMNER
GDODS:-The subscriber has returned from the North
where he has been making pprchaes his store
lie expects, in few days, offer his customers the best
OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods that can be
offered in the city this of the year. The oowmg
articles received by the steamers Georgia Uniop will be
found worthy OF note: ' ~ W.
DRESS GOODs.-Rich printed Jacnrets, five coIoys at
~ cents printed Linens, al " centseng Canal stiest
at % cents Wool Bareges Satin Striped 70 cents Baege
de Lhlnes, 30 cents; etc etc.
STRAW GOODS. -Cap-crown Bonnss, rich styles :.
sale prices ~
ehIBbONS.-A magnifcent assortment. Bonnet Ribbons
Of every shade and style Waist Ribbons all eolor
Bet hilhons, Velvet Ribbons, etc. etc.
,.CHlMPED RIBBONs-For Dress Tnmming-a splsn.
did assortment, of every color.
and Dresses, all colors.
mon AIR tACE5.A full supply. all coors and widths.
LACtS and ENBROfDERIES.- six Mantla Lace.
two ysrds wide Embroidered Bands Infants aps Wash
i0nd ace swiss JcOnet and Linen Edgings Insert
ngs; nhanly, MetIne and Mourning Wells etc etc.
BOBBiNET NETTING Rose color and white, three
yards wide-best Quality ~
GRAPES and LIsLEs-snaw, pink. rose, maize. blue,
ming-a la -ge supply.
PARASOLS.-Sk Parasols IL cents md m vard.. Tn,
brellas. 90 c. nts ane upwards ~ ~ w"
je3O 2w lstp r. BROWN I6a Povdra. s.,.st
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BROUGHT to the Pound of the Second Munich
sres saW WHITES Wifi Sf CS sSS and MD, M,
her neck and face; red ears: long sharp horns sN
TIVE fore feet red no other brand mark
II Il ; nSt claimed A. before SATURDAY the 9TH day OF July
XahRs hi aff'GH T nss the
EUf condnlte aux epares du Ter District de la 2e
une os Roa ct
Ct sur e front des ores rouge de tongues pontues,
nj eampe VISIBLE 81 IA & SAN agTe msgas
enasn aa e len e bsns1 es 'es vsndue psr T. sPss
@ s Lieut. de- IA aas Ssea,,fs ar Nut ss
T OST-A Bounty Land Warrant No. 70, $50,
fTG%Gsny sd,S, 's'isgn SaS Ms.
to to Bernard Phillips Te0 1y b 1s not received il Apply
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
hill I'm d%,h Sa bsah.s sF sboq n u
HENRY. dark grill. about g years DID, 8 feet ~
inches hgh says he belongs 10 Madame Leslie WoodVs.
TGs owners will please comply with he lay and take them
New Orleans. June 25, 1851 les III lawsw arss
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
GEORGE, a light grI, about 30 years old, feet S
inches high; says he belongs TO Mr.. O'Donneli. Of
The owner will please comply With the and .afs rim
NeW oreans June 70, lool. je25 iawSw
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
- Prison a
BUTLER, grif, about q years old, feet 6inches IA
high INK, ssys he belongs 70 Meean, Willard 4 Co o.
inches hgh says he bsiong to the of Abna Ro ms u
says he belongs to Mr.. iiambar. -'
BETSY, dark grille, about q Yeas DID, feet inches
high says she belongs TO Judge Bermudez
JOHN, dark gff, sboui 81 yeaIs old feet o.. inches
high says he belongs to Mr. Bishop. " ~
he oH ners will please comply with the law and take them
away. j. WORREiI. Wardan
NeWyneans, uy y, looi jy9 law3w
RlTTERS-75 cases Boxer and Hilyger Bitters,
- in store, and for sale by
mys If SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp st.
CASTOR Oils barrels Adams No. St.
~ Louis Castor OIL
ie5 FERD KENNETT& ~: 80 Magazine ct.
GLUE-5 bbls Glue, good article, landing and
~ for sale by p. L.. MASSEY,
myA corner Camp and Gravsr streets.
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HOCK-JOhannisberser Rudesheime-, etc. etc,
TT Very superior Holland Gin; Scoch Irish and Mo.
Whsky French Cordals, uracoa, ETC. etc.
favorable terms. ~
;, fy- Clubs and gentlemen furnished hoice Wines,
BIandies. in small packages assorted osuer e smos
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SPRING IMPOMTATION, 1854.

JOSEPH H. PALMER IL CO., AZ Camp street
% NewO Orleans, are now receiving their SPRING DRY
GOODS, embracing the latest and most desirable styles
adapted to the trade OF the South and West The dealers
the city and country respectfully invited to examine h
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NEW MUsIo:..HEw MUSIC,

TYLER u HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
the over rfFp sstsa s1s sS as Piece, Mr. @
e.. az sa x9gns and s 70 pa
h,s,i$ THtTs Es scss Sss sm Msebss by Verdi; The 2 aes
tsss s s'
Fais fesa 'svss S Of aa s %o
Sisass, :njass 9% ea ,s.
Ma,ehss Wazes Songs operae Sketches ETC., IN great
nss1 Musical Msyshana's Fy1Es e qs { s Esa;, .,
NEW MUSIC STORE,
80 Camp street, three doors below Pogdra,.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
pse 5s,sf r. sfFs fgSffe E aSf %s fs%
fs sin,a'PH s5Ss Co.. Henri
p fands snq the fsa Ss Fl s1 9shf5 9s maker kerr
pioolo rIanos p, and Pianincs. from Herr. -.
The splendid prize Piano. from WA Hall Son, Broad
Nieodeons ron from 4 to 6 octavos..
rar'oI Organs, in rlch carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra or Organized Piano.
New style OF Gaa, of rich and varied patterns some of
rPmss' soss'I NIKE. EIS,,,
imuroyed Accordeons. warranted no. get out of tune
B, instru uents from double bass ao-0gethr with
% ATFsb Of F. EnTs fsT and bs G sS,se Of s
nen and will be at all times ready wait his
,be hav % s = ea up aor the especial use oil the ladies'
purchasing. Tfe4 lpl w r Nj AYO
A UeiC AND MA siCAL Issg1&t AIbnIe-The
ISA subscribers would respectfully request your "a,
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu. lla3
sic aud Musical Merchandise of every description; ~
and ESQ to their we'll selected assortment of Piano oA
United States and Europe.
Strings for VIOLIN Guitar, Harp, Volnceo, Double Bas,
ETC.. Guitar Pins, pegs, Screws. etc.
Violns Flutes, tara AccordOns, Brass instruments
for Bands, Tambournes BANGS. Drums, ETC. ETC.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business,
Orders Tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to.
liberal discount made to dealers and professors and to
eeminares.
Second and Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
tor new
the Music received from the North as soon US pub
lished.
The entire usic Department will be under the charge Of
MIR. III. u. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct 2o.
-, =. \. TYLER.
0ao dN&W4t IL ID. HEWITr.
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ORLEANS WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY l6 1851.
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY.

2US G1T0d Strsst, NeaO Orze0ns.
WHEELER, GEDDEs 81 co, would res
pngtfqy inform the public that they are now prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK. and build SUGAR Will.
ENGINIcS, Of all descriptions; atso Draining Planning
and Saw Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
snch as Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches, Chairs ETC.. on
ayng Lathes of ennbled to turn and
bore Iron and Rress work Of al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doo Gallery
Girders Stove Plates, Ventilaors, Sash Weights etc viii
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up to enable workeu
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctUay attended to, which
please address TO
WHEELER, GEDDES & CO.. NewO Orleans, La.
J. +. WHEELER, j. GEDDES,
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AGENCY OF

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT s. CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house OF " "Arboun, Maett g.
CO.. prepared to receive orders for very superior
COGNAC BRASDlBS, upon the liberal terms; TO be
shipped quantity any that may be required
dzSu :. WOLFF. 95 Camp ct.
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police

- Prison ~
EMELEE GEORGIANA, a light grte, about 20 10
u slave. "
SARAH, dark griffs about 80 years old, feet fsa
says she belongs to Mr.. Sarpee.
COLEMAN, dark grill, about q years old, feet 6
inches & high ii hi says says he belongs % Cap. Wiley.
BOB WHITE dark gif, about a3 years old, feet 6Is
inches high says he belongs to M. G arden.
high says he belongs 10 Mr. Cox ~
JENY, light grff, about IL years old, feet inches
high says he belongs TO Mr. Richardson
The owners Will please comply with the law and take them
away j. WORREIJ. Warden
NewOreans July 4, 1sj1 i,I Iaw3yy
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ICE! lCE.-The subscriber possesses a receipt to
Il enable any person make Ice, any climate. with hat
little expense or trouble. The simple, and
accomplished by the most limited understanding, 10
produce from even warm in the hottest climate,
e equal IN eyery essen!ia 10 that formed by natural
The luxury OF always having at ones will, the heat of
summe pure and delicious Ice will readily be conceded
and Its advantages in of sickness cannut be too greatly
pfZe By TINS same process warm water be rendered
delightfully."- cold abont five minutes and creams. with
many other Injuries, can be made in from ten TO fifteen
minutes
The following notice of this discovery is taken from
the New York Sun:
"A REAL LUxURY-Dr Jas. r. Wilmington produces,
by an artca process pure and solid from warm water
IN the neat OF summer, in less than half hour. And he
can render bar e OF water cold self in few
minntes This discovery must bs OF value to ali
living South -
IermS-Th receipt, which contains full instructions for
making ice and creams, COO ng water and
other useful mattes will be forwarded order for dol
lars, By addressing DR.. JAS. WILMINGTOS,
l22 : assau street, ". Y.
One agent only will be appointed II county, and those
deng the sency must forward fifty dollars, for which they
wll receive thyseven copies OF pamphlet, contang
full Incfiras. lag
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DERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
l. hand an extensiv. assortment of SHOWER BATHS
which, Tor elegance and convenience uneGuaed by lny
other hath nude. EWOoDfERRY, SO Magazines.
kR Shower Baths repaired. mills
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day .OODs BY TuB rACNA.n
". Brntner Smith,
GENENAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
i,IA MO- sssl 4 q A NII,r, ,rr, r,I,rr
SECONDHAND ROCKS.

t The subscriter has purchased the Stock HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This the
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand
city.
as the wish Of the Subscriber dispose of the Book
vote his Eenton exclusively dealing Watches Jsvy
he offers them at the lowest prices for cash Among them
best Theology, Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Lsles
Poetry and Science.
GBr The latest Novels and Publications always on hand.
NJ
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PUMPS AMP BATHIAH APPARATUS. &C.
TOHN MoCARTf, PLUMDrR. No. l3i CAMP
d STREET, New Orleans, has Just received anew
and large assortment OF Brass Cocks sizes; .A-
Cooking Rangesi bathing Tubs and Shower i.ahs EhAh
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work
of every description Ship and Steamboat work promptly
put and repaired. All oi!efs prnT,ntly attande to-
fhsyr mojernte
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COLORED COTTON GOODS

COLORED COTTON GOODS
" 10 cases Plain and Fency Cotonades;
10 cases Indigo Mixed Denms;
Is cases Bed Tickings;
bales Chocaw Striped Osnaburgs;
bales Mariners' Stripes;
cases Carolina Plads and Stripes, and
20 cases Printed Cahcoes al red uced prices
And for sale by JOSEPH II. PALMER
ap23 a. Camp street.
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A. II. DONALDSON,
| No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
IMPORTER CHOICE
| NDIES-Sazerac, 1895; Otard, Dupuy Il
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now held little short of f24 100000, while the
note circulation is only f20,000,0 900. A year ago
the bullion was only fl9,OOO,O0O, and the circula
ton was equal to what it is now. Under these cir
cumstances it is easy to why the California
supplies have not yet produced their full effect
the relations of money in Europe. Within twelve
months not less than f5O00O0 has been added to
the stock at Paris without any portion of it being
put into use
The English funds remain steady. The last
price Of consols this evening is 96a.
SprcTAToR
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HENRY HAMBURGER,
w G r. C H. Hs mt WssaEO

lo4 CAMP STREET,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally. that he has lately we'd IA
from tars eX ship, fne aSo.tmant OF SU NM Err ~
CLOTHS, New Style imported to this county, toi ~
the first time. Aiss superior ariels of DRAP IL.
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SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. ETC., comprising
~ Man lila and Hemp Rope-of all sizes;
Sum Pitch Tar; Rosn;
as-Hemp and Cotton;
lks-o iall sizes;
Paten Roller Sheives-al sizes;
Paten Roller Bushings;
Spikes and Nails;
Oars and Skuls-all sizes:
Paints Oils and Varnshes
Hardware=a general assortment for ship use;
gfockery, Eatthenware and Glassware
BrOoms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes;
Groceries, Wines and Lquor-of al descrptions.
S-y For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
Z. WOOD & co, on the Levee, Post a. Second
nls Mty and No. 5 Red Stores. Third My
pKINTED AND COLORED GOODS
S3 cases Low. Medium and Fine Printed Calicoes;
u - new style fast -colored Pr nted Lawns;
10 - Printed Drills and Denims
IL - fine French and Scotch Gingbam:
80 Apron Checks;
ID - Blue and Orange Plaids and Strjpes:
l5 - and bales Indigo Denims;
20 - Cotonades. =. For sale by
mh25 JOSEPH H. PALMER & co. At Cap,p A.
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Spring and summer CLOTHIN1

Spring and summer CLOTHING.
FRANCIS FABRE u CO., 90 Magazine street.
4 respectfully call the attention OF their friends and the
public TO their large stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING They have also in extensive sort.
msnt of TRAVELLING TRUNKS, to which they invite
particular notice. APPS d& w If
NEW MUSlC.-Song of the Robin, with
~ beautiful vegne title; Calmly the Day is Diving
song; Wake up My Own Sweet Rose, song The Wild
harp OF Our Land is Broken. melody om Belini Come
where the Fountains Play, subject fom 6 La Favorta ,;
Bright Glowing IRIS duet, melody from Belini
Tie above al by The ore of English Bal.
lads, George Lnle9, and fine collection Paror
songs as we have met with They published by
VIM Hall s. Son. New York, and for sale by
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,uralSfn, Tic DOUlOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache.


who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
certify that one or two applications Of RApwAYs READY
RELIEF externally and 30 drops at dose internally, have
completely cured them. 1t has stopped the
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Atlantic Steamers.

Between New York a',d liverpool.
COLLINS LINE,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

RLANKETS- TI
- 1850 pairs heavy, white BLANKETS;
$50 pairs colored Saddle do:
200 pairs fine blue and scarlet do;
lD pairs Whitney and Bath Bed do 4;
~ pairs Crib and Cradle do Forsale by
d JOSEPH Ii. PALMER L. 10, Al Camp IT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. From June Ii octoler l5 1851.
otfise Hours Weekdays, from NJ until 6 p. NJ ;
Sundays and Hoiydays from until IL A, NJ