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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

An instance OF the depressed and ruinous con.
dition of property invested in manufactures, has
just been given 10 the public, in the form Of pub.
lie auction. The large estates belonging to Messrs
J. g. G. Bliss, known as the Farmers' Manufac,rr
ing CO. in Attleborough, Mass, was disposed of al
auction on the Alb instant The water privilege
a mill with fifty looms, the buildings and appur
| tenances. were struck Otto H. M. Richards, ESQ.
| Of Attleborough, for $ll ,025. The residence o
the late George Bliss was also sold to Mr.. " Smith
of Providence. The new factory, so called, wa
purchased by Willard Blackinglon, ESQ, 70
| $500. The manufacturing property, separat,
from the dwellings, cost upwards of $50, 900, an,
the latter from five to seven thousand dollars each
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

The Dayton, Ohio papers say, that in one yeal
that city will be the meeting point of five impor-
tant railroads.
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Notice.

~ For MOBILE Daily u. s. Mail Line, via Bay Louis
Pass Christian and Pascagoua On aud after SATURDAY nth
inst, of the Mail Steamers OREGON ard FLORIDA will
leave the Ponehnrain Railroad daily arrival
NJ The Way Letter Bag the agent at
half past II O'Clock, A. NJ, puncualiy.
ie9H r. GEDDEa Agent 10 BANK Place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

/ b. BUFFALO. June 10.
The Buffalo express was robbed of $4,000 to-
day, in Chattanooga county notes. The robber
escaped rs. -...s 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

Miss Catharine Hayes, the'' Irish Swan" is ex-
pected in New York, next month. The Oreanian
thinks that more appropriate name, and one init.
mately in keeping with the ".soul of song" and
Identified with her country, would be the " Irish
Sky Lark" a bird whose song is unequaIed, and
who, mounting on upward wing, scars into the
blue ether, hymning out, in ravishng strains, his
thrilling notes at heavens broad gate, while the
| swan, the graceful swan" has no more soul for
music than one Of our swamp bull frogs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

A letter from an intelligent gentleman in Swift.
zerland, long resident there, expresses the belief
that not less than $500, 900 worth of goods reach
our shores annually without the payment of duties
These goods, we suppose, are watches The com.
merce between the two countries is very brisk
and more business was done by the watchmakers
Of that country last year, than ever before.
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Di q ds

On Thursday morning. 18th ns halfpast Ii O'Clock,
Mr. W. J, AMER aged 81, native of Muiinate county,
a His friends and those his family, respectfully invited
70 attend bis Funeral from his late Residence
Bslevle Iron Work. Algisrs at 10 o'cIOck, A N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

-, Cholsrd in Kentucky-On the 18th instant, the
cholera had entirely disappeared from. Paducah.
At Southland there had been three or four deaths
during a week. At Owensboro' there had been
three or four deaths within a. few DAYS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

Col Bigler, the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in Pennsylvania, is only thirty-eight years
of age. Z"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

NeW Mneif-We ne indsb,sd to Tyler &
Hewitt fH s great number Of new pieces, and old
Avorites, inst received by the steamers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

RkMARxABLr CuRk.-DE. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor has the credit of achieving remarkable cures
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Levse Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality who, we
were informed. had been cured of consumption rather
disease OF the liver and lungs with fever Of the bowels He
discharged the I'D March. after being confined to his
bed for many months The appeared perfectly pred
We also at the time. negro who had ~ cured
Of cancer by Dr. Fryer. tditors Louisiana Stat
Republican. Lafayette, May Is. 1851. my9O d&Wf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

WseIa Bagatelle.-The La Grange Monument
thus windsnp an article in opposition to the pay
ment Of the Texas debt: '.Victory will perch
upon the Lone Star, waving for her banner, the
scaled debt' ta,H-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

The merchants at Norfolk have agreed to close
their stores at six in the evening, from the first of
June to September
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Lime.

TWO THOUSAND barrels CAPE GIRAR-
L DEAU LIME in store. and for sale on reasonable
terms at the Marble lard, corner Of ROBERTSON and
ST. LOUIS STREETS. ie26 6ts
WALLACE'S USICAL COMPOST.
w TONS for the Piano Forte, consisting of Gems OF
Scottish Melody: Aud Lang Syne, Highland Lad M,
die, Wandering Willie, My Love she . but a EtfAS,
Braes. Yellow Haired Ladde, Whistle and I'll 3XSze
Come to You, Ye Banks and Braes. Scotch SS-
melodies arranged in brilliant style, with variations,
COMM thro the Rye. Logic Buchan, Jack % Hazedean
keerow, Blue Bells Of Scotland, and Scots VIVA Haze, with
many OF his beautiful new Songs, for sale by
ie2o 81 VIM. +. MAYO, Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

An Ornamental SteouJeat Explosion. - There
YVES an extensive exhibition of fireworks on the
steamer Saxon, during heF recent trip from New
Orleans to Louisville, which was not included in
the bill of fare. A pyro,echnist went on board at
Vicksbure. 10 70 to Memphis. having lotof box
80 o. WORKS, one Oh wp'cn "ss Ance. III ,',o
.ss o,a' .'aa'' ne 80, g ., s;.h |"
s 80 ~ A y. y .rsi;Sh, y ~ .o,,1an,,
" lasn0' q nsu a. s'o sAy+ts"r Mo W.
G I, - ,e .-;,,t &C.,, r,ots, no,.,sr and
..t .,,;u.;s" ~, s;.snr ,h., AZ ths ra.sen.
"''n ".ss o.. " 49,. - ;..,a.J 80 ,hs
-. NM ,se 800 e.. ~, ~. as,n.. ,,.rs
s.,;,ra;.hsJ ,s;,h ~, .,it,ls dsmsgs en,ninc
IT, ,,,r....,n.,s .,.s.,I ,,,a. r,n.h hr.,ad and
80. ~. -, -. ..T;,.,.,,, J.,,.,,sd
-.,,.-. -. -
Long 1rsa@--Ihe Indictment against y Lon
nell, IN le44, filled htty-elght folio pages ne
Solicitor General spoke eleven hours IN opehmg
IT.. s.l,.;,o, rs.n.r., ~. r. ,,vn davs and Ave
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

The Htl ppchs, I'VE are indebted to
Gen. HI keskst Of his delicious peaches.
We are - that his large supplies, to.
stalls, ~ x snoe bteught the price down below
any rates ssef e1pected &efe.
We mhss not forget to mention MI. F. D. Gay,
the well Known Aerist 1853 st Charles street, who
is supplied with fruit from the orchard Of Mr.
Whitfield, across the Lake, and is selling the lib
ersl principle GLOW prices and quick returns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

The deaths in New York last year were Ii, 377,
being one in thirty three. t.t-,-
The Roman Catholics are about to establish .
nunnery in Providence. R. L -.
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BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
- in the Second Municipality OF NewOreans, published
for the information OF and guardians under resou
ton OF the Board, adopted on the 5,h INST:
JACKSON SCHOOL DIsTRICT for Roys and Girls bounded
by The River, Felicity Road, Annunc'aOn and njamin
streets School house, of Rc ard and Pacanier
WAsHIsGToN SCIooL DsTFIcT, fer Boys and Girls,
bounded by Felicity Road, Nayades, Thaa, Esiele and
Annuncalion streets. School house, of Basin and
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHooL DsTRIcT for Boys and Girls, bounded
by the River, DOid street, Tvo Circle Nayades Thaa,
E"ele and Berjamn Seh0ohouse, Of Du-
PLANTER and Anuunciitlon
JEFFERSON SGHooh STRICT, for Boy and Girls, bound
ed by Triton Walk Tvo Circle Nayades street, Felicity
Road and the Swamp School-houJe, Of Dryades
and Erato streets.
MARSHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boys only, bounded
by the River Delod street, riyol Circle. Triton Wax the
New Canal the Swamp, Heya, Circus and Canal streets.
School house, ST. Mary street, between od and Julia sts
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Girls only, boundaries
same as Marshall District. schoo.house ST. Charles street,
between Girod and Julia Streets
FISK sCBooL DsTRcT. for BOYS and Girls. bounded by
Hevia, Circus and canal streets and the swamp. School
house. corner OF st. Peter and PeTddo streets,
jelly I'm JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

We are indebted % die 81. Louis for latest 81.
Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
EB- The greatest discovery of the age, by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES,
from Whatever produced whatever Called
ally and permanently cured, III from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
It's perfectly harnlessn its operation scarcely
ceptible-and 1t is
WARRANTED TO PERFORM A
Just what it promises, if the directions followed.
For descriptive Sheet setting forth Its and containing
references OF the highest responsibility from pante physicians
and Distinguished all through the South use
thoroughly tested its propses please call any
merous agents. .I
Price One Dollar per bottle; bottles for Five Dollars. One
bottle contains sufficient for from
~ Prepared ony by A. KENDALL d. CO., ~ Magazine
For sale by Druggiss and dealers generally. sv
EH- Communlc attenlen 2ana2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

SICKLES g. co.
DRUG6lsTs and APOTHECARiEs Mes 40 and a. Cana
street, New Orleansmporers Of and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in u 49,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, .H..
PERFUMERY.
-.l SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, etc.
would call the attention Planters Physicians and Dealers
large and fresh assortment Of articles their line
coming IN store.
EXPLANATION and FAMILY MEDICINES put up with
particular care and guaranteed esh and genuine mhs AIM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION louisiana
MILITIA. New Orleans. June IA, le5l.
General Orders No. 10,

UtHeTHE UfUtTS NO. IJ.
l. The Volunteer Corps of the First Division Louisiana
Militia will be prepared to celebrate, liz 50
with due military honor, thu Fou' th <1M1AMS&SSA
of Iuly the anniversary of our glO- NTN ~ &NSA
ri0us independence, for which pur ASsxA&
pose they will assemble on their respective parades fully
eqnipped, at o. clock M.
g. The Artillery will be prepared fire National Salute.
At the Of the day and sunrise and
of the day. on the Place dArme Lafayette and Washing
ton Squares.
Legion, and Brig Gen. Il. l.. Tracy commanding the
First Brigade charged with the of there orders
they their commands, and will
hold themselves ready and subject to further orders from
Division Head Quarters
a. Brig. Gen CRoNAN and officers of the Ninth Brigade.
and other officers OF the Fist Division" not on SPECIAL duy.
on the Place Aes tCircus Sqans at half mast o'clock
A.. M. By order of JOHN H. LEWIS,
Major Gen. Cong LIST DIV. La Ma.
THOMAS GRIPS, Ad.de- Camp. jel6 I'd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

roN AoOAAoAs Ut EonAAC hCCoNHS'
IL We authorized to announce Hon. LOUIS BoR-
DxLoN, present Auditor of Public Accounts in this State,
q candidate for reelection. my8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

ICE! lCE!-The subscriber possesses a recent to
enable anx to make Ice, in any climate with bu
little expense trouble The simple and can he
accomplished by the most limited understanding so AZ In
prodnee from even warm in the hottest climate pure
equa In every essential TO that formed by natural causes
The luxury OF always having ones will in The heat Of
summer pure and delicious Ice, will readily be conceded
priced BY his process warm water can be rendered
delightfully."- cold IN about five minutes and ice creams with
minutes. M - ~ ~ " 'e-
The following notice of this great discovery is taken from
"A REAL iUxuRY.-Dr. Jas r. Wilmington produces,
ny an stcia Process and solid ce warm water
IN the heat OF less than half an hour And he
can render barrel Of water cold itself in very few
living South N y -
Terms-This receipt, which contains full instructions for
making ice and Ice creams cooling water, and
other useful matters. will be forwarded order for dol
lara, by addressing DR.. las. r. WILMINGTON,
- Nt 123 Nassau street, N. Y.
One agent only will be appoinei each county and those
desiring the agency must forward fifty dollars for which they
VII receive thirty seven copies OF the pamphlet containing
full instructions. lea If
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-
e = - ---...--..-... - s..,.
I M. t;.,.,s -. M .sno,srsa ,om.n,;c LANDS,
- - 'ss,s. s.,...,;on. Co. Ims.;ssn .,.;,a,.
80. - p.s..o,, 80 TscSno, h.-s %ro,.d .s. !.
!. ss..ss ~ - .,,t;.s. IA ~ s,,.;ds,:s,, e
p ~. d.,s,s..,, ho,.,sv.s ia, 49,
- ~ o, - ~. ,.ls... -. 49,
- ped esess s.net vAnoat Coz OF 90 cur
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ACxcHAt ~ Shades this nsrnps At halEpaa 10. Be
bill Of bare.
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READER, A WORD TO you!
| + you wish to have most excellent Medicine in
your house, 10 Immediately in of Cholera Che era
Morbus Darhea Dysentey, etc, which is prevalent
60 Immediately and get bottle of -
Beach's AMti-Cathartic Mixture,
one OF the best remedies discovered You will find in
all caes prompt safe and sure remedy, nearer
an intalibe one than thing known 1t stops the
vomiting and puging in Cholera and Cholera Morbus in
stanAp. ieH 3m3p
f. WOOD u Co, Ship Chambers and 6 ROGERS
- on the Levee. opposite Post 81, Second Municipality
andb Red stores, Third Municipality, have received arae
assortment OF DDS which they will sell reasonable
pnoes- mis- 2Dtt
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EoR AupIroR or PURLIC ACooN1

Il candidate for reelection, CONSTABLE OF the Fifth
Justice Of the Peace Third Municipality Election the thr' Of
November, 1881, aplS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

0 JOHN J. hoPPE, the former Constable of the First
Justices Court canddate at the approaching November
election for same Office the urgent request Of his
rOus friends. iaI6 I'd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

MOLASSES.
SuGAR-HOUSE and Re-boiled Molasses of a
sneoI quality constantly hand and for sale at the
street, three doors above Julia. = - ieli im2n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

~ THos. CONNOLLY, Jr., is candidate for Constable
Of the First Justices Court. Election Nov g. 1851. jel7
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.


~ JOSEPH w. BURKE an independent candidate for
the office Of Constable Of the Second Justices Court. Eec.
ton. Nov. 3. 1851. iel4
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Seneca, to Fremont, l0l miles and back three times
week
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at pm
Arrive at Fremont next days by pm;
Leave Fremont every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at m;
Arrive at Columbus next days by pm;
lOloS From Columbus, by South Bloomfield, Circlev!e,
Chiicothe Waller, Waverey, Piketon, and Lucas
vile, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and back daily.
Leave Columbus daily at am;
Arrive at Chiicothe same day by m and at Ports
mouth nextday by pms
Leave Portsmouth daily at m
Arrive at Chllicohe same day by and at Column
bus next day by 10 M
lOl59 From Columbus by Parks Mills BIendon Central
College, Maxwell, Galena, Sunbury, Centrebug, and
Mount Liberty, to Mount Vernon, 40 miles and back,
six limesa week, three of the trips TO run by Central
College and Maxwell and the other three trips by
Weserville and Genoa Cross Roads.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at
Arrive at Mount Vernon same days by pm;
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at Fm;
Arrive at Columbus same days by pm.
l0l60 From Columbus, by WorthiDgton, East Orange,
Alum Creek, Delaware, Ashley, Csrdington, Mount
Gllead Iberia, Gallon, Livingston, Shelby, Green
witch Station, Greenwich, New London, Rochester
Depot, North Rochester, Wellington La Grange,
Grafton, Copopa, 0mstead, Beres, and Rockport to
Cleveland, 1876 miles and back, twice daily.
Proposals for daily service only will be considered and
schedule to be proposed by bidders.
1851 From Cleveland to Buffalo, N Y, 200 miles, daily
during season of navigation, schedule to be named by
bidders.
Proposals to embrace Dunkirk, NJ Y, as point on the
route will be considered.
1852 From Columbus, by Grove Port, Lihopois, and
Green Castle, to Lancaster, % miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at 10 am;
Arrive at Lancaster days by m
Leave Lancaster daily except Sunday at M
Arrive at Columbus same days by m.
l0l63 From Columbus, by Georgesve, Harrisburg, Paes-
tine, Mount Sterling, Duf's Fork, Pancoastburgb,
and Bloomngbureh, to Washington, O. H., SO miles
and back, week.
Leave Columbus every Thursday at Q m;
Arrive at Washington next day by I'm;
Leave Washington every Tuesday at P m;
Arrive at Columbus next day by pm.
l0l64 From Columbus by Dublin, Darby Creek, Union
vile Centre Milford Centre Marysvle, Allen Centre,
Ceberey's, West Mddlebure, East Liberty, Ray
moRd's, and Gainesville, to BelefonOine IS miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Columbus every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day t7am
Arrive at BelefOn,aine next daysb am,
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Sept l2-tf

CARPETINGs, Floor OM-Cioths. Curtain Material,
&cThe subscribers have the pleasure OF announcing he
friends and housekeepers generally o. e s e. M
exandra, and adjacent counnos mls
and Virginia. they have Just received per New sa
and altogether the most complete
furnishing dry goods Of every description ~
had the of 10 the puohc uG
ing articles Of which they beg 70 cnumsatc, VIZ
rs pieces tapestry velvet caTpetng, naw designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small figures
S bales patent English Brussels, ow-prcsd
5000 yards super ply carpeng Lowell manufacture
o ooo DO ~ '" DO -, do second quality
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be cut any
shape halls passages
% twied and plain Venetian, for passages and
so dozen rods all Sizes and cheap
25 printed drugget crunb cloths, from l04 TO 1874
pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de laine
90 do worsted and cotton do
25 worsted damasks
Is do do union damasks double width
s do do worsted de LANES, for furniture
rs do Turkey rcd cashmeres
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
SO pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain muslins low price
$50 brass cornices from the richest to the cheapest
Together all curtain trimmings and fixtures he
styles Of which will be offered the
dating cordially invited examine STOCK
'''''' """"'s HooE, BROTHER, + co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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uooE, BROTHER CO, Pennsylvania avenue, between IA
III 9th received, and
OF the cities OF Washington, Georgetown AeKed
surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia u ~
complete OF French Engish and India fancy and %
dry goods, OF mporations They N
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waiered silks, all colors
zeal Irish popns, richly watered, all shades
Very iu-,tous black silks, all widths
s,,nerior wae colored silk velvets every shade
French Mer,ao an. Tbibet cloths, great variety
French mo de LANES, lrw designs
French cashmere de crsee lates. Styles
Rich embroidered chemisettes with sleeves to match
Real Vaienciennes lace chcmirettcs and cuLs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkechies
White embroidered Grape shawis, from 9la SL5
Velvet cioaks and maniilas, new styles
SILK mantiilas and vistes, also new styles
Real cashmere snawis, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baous celebrated kid gloves, every siLe and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk frngcs
Thread iaces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and cambria nseTtngs and edginxs
Sash, neck, and belt nbalids nc, &C.
many entirey new and desirable goods
able approaching seasons TO which weekly
ons will made, that purchasers may be assured Of hnd
all times during season. the most fashionable Styles the
prices. moor ppnrupp +. =,
Gent I-tf
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duties 10 your State aud country which bring with ,h.
the blessing OF God and the gratitude OF men Az i
dews from heaven refresh and ferlilize the earth ss
gladden. the heart OF the busbandman so will your sha as
steadily pursued, wisely directed, and literally disssm
mating the seeds OF Intelligent observation aud expernr
bring forth rich and an abunda harvest
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TNJS welt known is still conducted in the
manner II has always The central and pleasant situation
OF the house, arrangements and the comr and
luxues there combine render agreeable and i'd
vantageous the traveller
arm of John l.. Tucker Co, long 1t
establishment the subscriber pledges bis best
its reputation, and to give satisfaction BIZ
VIM. H. PARKER
BOSTON, Sept. 49, 1851.
l9-3taW3m
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DRAPER aud Tailor.-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Of d.
firm of Lane Tucker Pennsylvania avenue. between nd
9th prepared receive calls from MS numerous
friends and the public generally having just opened very A W.
and English cloths casam "
vesngs selected by himself with from the most In
importing New York Philadelphia all 81 winch WI
price; and reputation Of his ah
sufficient all who honor him win u
patronage the style in which his will be eIscurd
N B.I shall be ready show Of the hndsa
styles of that have been offered In us ci'
2l-3iaM3W
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obedience the direction of the President n the United
ascerraining and settling
California, hereby give noncs a
board will be held san Francisco In said Ss
the 9Th day of December, 1851.
Given under hands, at the city of Washington this lin %
September, 1851.
HARRY /. THOkNToS
ae., i7-.oaa,, Cosumissi0na
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concluded by moving that the company do now adjourn
and il being Just O'Clock. il agreed To without call
ing the yeas and nays. Some sought their homes the
remainder repaired The ball ROOM 10 Join those who
had been enjoying themselves in different fashion than
listening agricultural speeches Indeed the bent in
ming.
Shortly after o'clock Senator Douglas, having just
arrived was introduced 10 the company
The prevailing political sentiment that characterized the
proceedings was that OF union and nationality IN oppos
ton 10 seconalism and Reorganization There seemed
10 be but one want and that wine. IN the entertain
ment II was very generally felt to be mistake 10 gel
up this festival on the total abstinence principle