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$36O,OOO.
Thomas A. ADAMS, Rssss1
Mosss GREENWOOD, viosl

BOSTON PIG PORK-Paehed in quarter bbls
~ expressly for family
Picked saImon. in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackerel in tits and half kits: ..sss.L.--
No. DO. in half bbls. quarter bbk, kits Nd hah
Habbuts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bib.
Dried Tot Fish, q fine article
And large assOrtmeot OF Family and S1ool4090
Stores together a fnl of Ship Chandluy,
for sale low by (ap32J F EVANS ca, - Camp q.
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Concealed. - Bill, slave belonging to Mr..
Stewart, was sent to prison yesterday by Recorder
Genois, for concealing himself in the yard of
Madame Robert
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, JULY II.

Hot Weather.-Y yesterday, and the day before,
were about two Of the hottest days Of the season
never do we remember the heat being so intolesa-
BILE oppressive.
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Dangerous and Suspicious.-Henry Mitchell
being bo!h dangerous and suspicious was required
by Recorder Caldwell to get a voucher.
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
L for the reception Of H0arders. Dnnng the spring. -
many additions and improvements have been made !:
degree OF conlurt and GX
the of tho house TIE Table viii he always urnshe
with all the decacie which tn and the New ~
leans markets Afford the Table faJei
CHARGE and always plenty OF Mix from cow. KEEP!
The premises Attached the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns. which make il OF
most pleasant re 0rts on the sea shore,
Arrangements Tor be made with the proprietor
at the Poydas street Restaurant, No. 30 Poydra. street
mY.9 I'm Holm lOATES. Ptnn.lefnr
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Not that Bed.-James Marshall, suspected Of
being dangerous and suspicious, was yesterday
discharged by Recorder Genois, there being no
evidence against him to subrtantiate the above
hare
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.Sta55ing.-Col VIM. H. Wilder was sent before
the First District Court yesterday by Recorder
Seuzeneau, for stabbing Jacob Shocker the even.
ing before, in one Of the Pontchartrain Railroad
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Upset.-A milk cart was upset yesterday morn
ing, at the of Chartres and ST. Peter streets
Drsy 2444 struck it, upset it, and broke one of the
shatts
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Charge Of Kidnapping Dismissed - In the
case of Young d. Allen Capt Henry Forno
and others, for alleged kidnapping of the pros
ecutor, Recorder Caldwell delivered his judgment
yesterday, and a very proper one it was, in our
opinion, that the charge was an unfounded one,
and fell to the ground, the accused being gultless
Of the crime imputed to them.
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Breach Of Irust.-James Saunders, arrested for
a breach Of trust, was yesterday arragned before
Recorder Genois, and remanded for further e1ami
nation.
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Larceny,-Antono De Montebero was arrested
yesterday by Corporal Crevon, of the First NUM-.
cipality, on the charge of stealing flower vase.
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A Foul Charge Francis Healy and wife,
charged with stealing Sc worth of fowls, were yes
terday examined and discharged by Recorder Cald-
well
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Sailing Liquor to Slaves.-B. Goldsten stands
charged with assault and battery on Jean Lacoste,
and with selling liquor to the slaves of VIM. La
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twentyiDur PORTS ATS and BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of
of the Every portion of will receive the
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Republic.
Mr. Brady has been years engaged great expense in
collecting porr ats for a National Gallery and those which
10 any that have been taken In the Accomplishment
this great object he has experienced the and
encouragement from distinguished Mr. Brady's repu
aton has been too long to need recommends
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OF art glowing with the sou of the living
he drawings and engravlngs of D. Avignon been
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only will be admitted and public have
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Each of the departments of lite W i'll
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As work of this kind has appeared in America and the
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OF most OF our citizens the publishers have resolved
large crculaOn by charging low They have,
therefore, established the following
,coSDiTioEs OF SUBSCRIPTION AND SALE. -
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DR.. BANNiNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness OF The BIenst Bronchs shortness OF Breath,
Pain in the Chest Weakness and Bleetnx the Llngs.
Palptaton Of the Heart Dyspepsia nstivenese and Fes,
Pains in the Back Spinal He Falling Of the Bowels
fnse Mensnaion; tendency to Aho,t,yp Painful se6
and the bad shane incident hl bea'ns ss di.p
Dvo0prx, i.0unging and WEAKNESS: Hsbjtwe Nil.
Co ic, Sea Sickness and honc Dsfh9a. scd ali Wsa-
rinesses peculiar to Males os Frmsee
" Sold only by d r. = II r N AN Agent fos ths
South, AT hs olhcs, 70 ST. CHAeLss srakeT. New Or
,sans L 81 fitted with the Brace At \ ks SHEk-
MANS. l96 ssi. Chave. rhtl 1yd6W
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THE WATERING PLACES.


-
u This well Known establishment reopea. hi. dsy 70,
the reception 81 visitors During thu spring atesfon. have
been made 10 the senremen's deparmpnt which cam
TO give sa's'acf Attseh-d &" The mses are bath ng
houses bowlisg aeys, biard ROOM ptsto, saIeyy and
stables.
HATES s0ARD-
BY the day. o. 60
By the week. for transient visitors u "a
BY The north sne rates may agreed on
predicated the number OF rqui,ea, length
o, time occupied, and ct as low price house on
the Coast.
determination of the underlined to MAINTAIN the
reputation of this in all its and exer.
tons will be spared give satnfaction its
patrons.
The mail boats OREGON. California. Florida St Charlie,
and Nozzle, to and from Mobile the Pass daily.
adveYis ID.
Anae he'd to the Hotel Academy under superin
tendencs Of r. H. McNair. Esa.. Of New Orleans.
The rvices OF three resident Physicians of well known
repbtatGn. can be obtaioed all times.
RI MONTGOMERY. Manager
II Letters and newspaper left the offices of r. Ged-
des Esq.,. Bank Place. and Mills Jud.on Esq.,, corner Of
Canal and Camp streets. are forwarded daily.
Pass ',hris'iap MAY 81. 1851. ie2 ul 2dpIm
DAPHNE HOTEL. Mobile Bay-The under
- signed having easeh for a mum .er Of year, this !.
r. Sss. s., e S
E ed W,;: i: Mo s.. and
chySs q he The q Of June and p,o%'s. %
supply his friend. snd the public At all me- with the
md a the e. q ., the the fine Fish Of the
Ths Bed Soon. Ss.f ;ss and sy well adapted t
on the b!sfs fronting the bay. at all times afford delightful
and shady retrea Il IN the MONDAY
The Mineral Wapr, containing Iron. Magnesia ul.
phn exec lent Tor the of indigestion and torpid ve
and genera debility.
BY those who have tried Them.
The Roads through the Pine Hills good.
h.n; len o I'm Ay; billiard Rooms and good Bar will be
| RATS OF BOARD:
~
~ Nv ~ "
1 q
| i "
Supper. Lodging and Breakfast ......,.,.,...... / 81
| Children and Servants half price, -. "
| ~ Favorable terms sui. famlioA
| .-.. CHARLES PITTS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Mobils and the Lake Packets.


Va saS & Lo1i. g cS s. sl sa aiF P..
- ..,.... -. cssouls-summer Aransement-Ihs new
X s% p'sd saSa iss w% e.
Sa y. on s@ss At ~
A iss promptly fsf sFbbG ses. .s i Bank Place.
~n.-.. Steamer CALlFORNIA-s Summer
fa.s ana sM.s Bay ;L Lq;
having been Thoroughly oSe'nau and retsa with new
5ss "
ss55s 1::1 III ss, s s;'
sFsusd.y Nisnt r.e s... os
as Runaou ana
he oh Rdp"f thu and
O'Clock n Fur freight or passage apex n board or to
~ The o.eeola is running in connection with he sht
est dransht eamer. above The Falls. wi
~ u Canal Line steamer at. On ARlEs-
s. rss Gh.s1. s S.si y. by
Sa psT AID splendid
io g.
ING. hafpast ocIoeE and The Poniahsn;a Railroad
2; Il q. ia
arrival Of the 10 O'Clock A. NJ can Returning. viii ea We
SRssss p
GeIvsd at the New canal Warehouse ali hours day.
The last barge will leave the Warehouse every Tuesday
promptly at IL O'Clock M. and Friday evening
O'Clock.
The way e'ter Bag will leave the office of the agent at
O'Clock Tuesday evening" and O'Clock on Saturday
morning. le61 GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
Reguiar New Orleans, Bay St
Eaf34a1 n Louis, Pas hrs Ian Mississippi U y an,
c.no.. = Bioxl summer and winter packet HIN
GAnOHA-The new low pressure fast ming stea me
ClilN"ARoRA, Sam Broadwel. master. has c. mmence,
her regular trips 10 and from the watering places
(, LEAVES NEW ORLEANS LEAVES BILOXI
W nnasy, on arrival Of " T. car. Monday ...S A.
Wednesday, BAN aars Thursday .,.,9
Friday, 81. N. can, Saturday . Is
Ana VIII continue in the trade the year rou d.
II Letter Bags will be found at the counting houses Of
the undersigned, where further particulars obai ed
N. WHITE f. Co 10 fsravier st.
jy3 tt J. b. BYRNE b co. g.. Canal ct
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Arrived
Russn bark Pmus Lunden. 4 days from Bahia. to Chas
Becher &co-Lafayette.
STEAMBOATS,.
Anna No 2. Johnston. from st Martnsyle
Fashion, Remer. from Shreveport.
T boswell. Larose from the BaliZe
Music Streck, from Lafoufche
Towboat Panther. Couman from the Passestowed down
and to the 10Th inst ships Creole and 81 Charles
bark MhaudOn-bfOught up bark Pnmus.
Exports.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship squantum: 1882 bales cotton
BOZ hhds tobacco, 500 bbIs flour.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Saxon: 1854 bales cotton, 1A3
hhds tobacco,
CHARLESTON-Per schr 4 P Aston: 30 bbs molsssss
3hbds rs cks bacon, lO bbs Whisky 30 do liquors.
4S6 coils rope, etc.
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The Public are hereby informed that
HAIR D MS ExPRE sS,
ARk s!&c il 800:
FOR pacKaoEs t 81 :, sPaciE etc., I'a'e'
For NEW YORK, BOSTON. and all other
NORTHERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Rexalss!y every Week.
81 An Express to MOBILE every alternate day.
MRS W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
o the f hs ri
10 Siier every decentralization. 10 both Gansen' and k&
BSsss s PATS snd
ARCADE HOTEL. s>
THE public can be accommodated as usual t&N
L al this establishment. The fire on the Sd instant &
did b but slight injury to the Ilo's,J n,ccess,o
SMITHS HOTEL, BAYOU SARA, La.
THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
for the last four years under the direction OF the A
men Of p he public The proprietor M
Carriages Horses and Bugges, for the accommodation Of
persons wishing to visit the country. ruos SMITH
AGOLD MINE DISCOVERED - Pictures
IA taken By Lghtmipg-I have the honor to announce 10
the public that have recently made an 1 The
On the Of this discovery " the True Delta
impossible and they ca led 10 zee it,. tender invitation
Fs1 s@ e I'D a % @ ra .s
enee Dseus'ren Ats in the city 10 exec me A Inc
well Know what a@ about for am tie ELDEST daguerrean
Artist in the city since the death OF M IL IeocKwoop
sV- Ladies. with certainty of success. you may bring
your children Jylo
T .ARD-40O kegs, for sale BY
A QUA AMMONIA-lO carboys Aqua Ammo
n fDraa Iav oryl nxyb nv 1.
myA corner Camp and Grav'er Streets
SHOT AND LEAD-A complete assortment Of
- rop and Buck Shot and Bar Lead, and small lot Of
RE Lead In s'Rs ~ KENNETH co 90 magazine
PRANDY-2O half pipes Harett & Co.'S cee,
ID praed Brandy, vintage 1905 landing ex ship Montreal
from sD,s Bordeaux for sale SAMUEL WOLFF ss c.mp st.
T EMON SYRUP-2O0 boxes, asuperlor article,
IL for sale lo~.bv NATHAN JARVIS \ 20 o..
COFFEE-l2O bags Havana Coffee, in store and
- for sale by Z. B. BRoADwEatp T. GO. .,...,
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
w srn M'na'A''u Ssa'r 4. n Jaws co.
mha IT Magazine and Common sta,
WHITE LEAD-2O tons Wethers, landing
w e' bark Sai"p'' la sa,s By BY 70 rchoucop..
TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA-A sup
y ID direct fro" the factory IT, n ss s''0's ant
myA corner Camp and Grav,er street
DUFFIELDS HAMS-25 tierces, landing e,
W 'eam-' sAnE HaR II 'ss Y 70 rchouonoura. ct
|OUININE-3O0O ounces in store and landing
| W EJHART II co. 70 Thonpitoulas st.
|OlLS-3O bbls Castor Oil, No. l 25 do LIN
7 seed hnssh or i i'f HF co 70 Tchouoouas st,
| COCOA NUrS-7760, landing from schoone
~ Thomas James. i9r sale by co TO c,,.
| Y7 j. HART y co 7s rchoupltonas st.
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 50 packages lass LAMPS;
| 80 LANTERNS, great va of patterI
| prices. Imhi21 E.WOnD PERRY.f siapsyins :.
ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot Of yer
IL superior English Cheese inst received and ies by
L. WOOD co Opposite Post u.
MY Second Municpaity.
| CHAMPAGNE-i50 baskets Cobert's eel
" bIated Sllery Mosseaux, landing ship Old Eng al
a",s SAMUEL. WOLFF a. Csmrn
CALCINED MAGNESIA-l0 cases Calcin,
| ~ Magnesia, Just received, for sale by
! myA +. L. MASSEY, corner Camp and Gravlsr sts.
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lmpOrt Z


BAHIA-Per bark Prmus: $50 boxes 116 bbls sugar. 30
bdls coopers' rushes Chas Belcher eco.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place Will be opened
June The proprie,ors have added largely their M
improvements during the past winter and will be Id
during the season prepared to ire m four to
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
pertes OF The diseases peculiar Southern
china these Springs many yanages over most Of
The watering places in the South and West Being situated
but four miles from the Bsbee river ChOctaw county,
county, accessible by seamhoas At all OF the
year 1t would be useless to attempt full scrption OF the
benefits be derived from the OF these suffice
that fee fully warranted saying that their
in the Of diseases oil The liver, stomach bowrs
kidneys and skim ulcers Of long standing general debility
the system, govt reumatism drosy
by the Urited States hundreds testify
who have tried their Efficacy.
Many have been made, and
for the and pleasure Of visitors There will he
regular kets from Mobile the Springs, weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be
dance and from the river. The tab
will be instantly supplied with the hest The
affords, and the propretOs pledge themselves
pains render Their visitors CON tor able. For chemc
of the prnc al Springs by Professor Brumby, oi The
Jay .S "
fweeK W o.
| sV- Children aud servants half price.
=. per week '..........'.........'..... p
- per mon,h .;...:..-.. u
EV Large families su tect liberal deduction from tn
| above rates COMMON Il HENRY, Propr,stors.
| Radan Springs. Ala. May I. 1851. nv am
ET- For any further information. apply tn the Agent
| NewOreans, 7. b. SMITH. II Puydras St
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AUCTION SALES

J. II. CARRERAs,
AUCTION STORE
"A CosTI STREET.
III sinds ri Mercbsnde received Lis her
~ Private Sale.
Particular attention will be to sales Of Csrsos
II ius-hoid Fur lture etc.
~ LIBERAL advances invoices Goods when deposited
10 - 500 at suction ia 6nf
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GRAND TEMPLE Honor, State of Louisiana. AT the
annual session, held the ed Of May in the Of New
Orleans the following officers elected for the ensuing
year. ending May ls51 and duly installed by Past G. W.
Templar R. l.. Bruce:
William Miller delegate from Odeon Temple No ), G w T
Joseph Chee, delegate from Ocean Temple No2 " y 7
Edwin rolger. delegate from Odeon Temple Nos, w r
~ Tomnson. delegate from Orleans Temple No 3. " TT
Edwin North, delegate from Ocean Temple No 2, w U
> Mount. de egals from Odeon No 5, G w Chaplain
Compton, delegate from Orleans Temple No 3, w G
The G w appointed as Deputy w T-PG w rs,
l. Bruce and w G Latham, for the State large;
Bscoe for Basrrop District Mol Lewis, Shreveport,
Red River District No2
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Sons of Temperance -. 1851.

%SNEHzM PIedge.-l, withoutreserve, solemnlyN
SySS honor .ha | Will neither ~
zrANs sell a beverage, anySpir-
~ -tuous or Ma Liquors, w Inc OF CIDER.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, BlLOXI-This we'll
know house Z now oren 70, the reception of families.
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the bic she s
leased the above house known The Franklin This rstab
shmen has been entirey reited visitors will find
AZ and ever, comort. with airy and commodous rooms
not lnteror any first class no el on the coast
kV Wines and liquors Of the best quality can be had a,
the bar. Terms moderate.
je23 I'm MRS, DIAMOND
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CRESCENT OvFlCR,
Thursday Morning. July II, 1851,
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Squantum Checker, Liverpool. JP whitney SEQ
Ship Saxon, Crosby, Liverpool Giffney l. Lowell
schr Aston Adams, charleston. Cotchstt & Chapman
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Caution to Ladies.-A Cincinnati paper states
that Dr. Muzzey was one day last week called
to perform singular operation upon the head of
young lady living on John street. Itappeared that
she had been in the habit of twisting and tying her
hair so tightly that the scalp had become parted
from the SKULL and it was found necessary to open
the scalp to remove the matter which had accu-
mulated beneath. This is the first case of the kind
we have ever known
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OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. meets every Wednes
day evening, al o'cock, Unity ha No. Marigny
Buildings Third Munlclpalty. The following officers
duly elected aud Installed Office for
ginning May l and ending Oct J, 1851
Joseph Dupaln ..... w {, r VIM smith. .......W r
F Nogues..........::W Bernard oppenheim. w r
harles Leveque w George Lusenbuhl w T
James Scott ...........W John New hirier. Nv ~
George Ross slPhilip Akenrorh.....W G
JOSEPH CHELLEr, 2 Wet
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Thursday Morning, July II, 1851.
COtton-There fair inquiry yesterday early in thu
day, and previously the receipt of the Asias accounts
about 300 bales disposed Of Nothing
done in the market atterward. We retain our las
figures.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER-30 kegs fresh
Goshen Butter Just received Per seamshp Unon and
fos sasby lapal WIN. ]. UEWEY. O. GfAviei d.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
Il 18th June. Liberal arrangements will be made -
with families who wish take Board for the season
eiters addressed The undersigned. will VT
prompt attention. g. LEWIS.
bay -. Ious. May ~. 1851. my1 IT
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her old friends and patrons, and the public .
generally, that the above Hotel open for the -
reception Of travellers and visitors for the ung ,s
season Having been at great expense in building, W
repairing etc, she recommend her house
ferior point OF accommodation. COMMODITY locality
to Hotel the She erected
large and spacious ALL ROOM surprising in dinner.
slons any similar room in Bcx which admiralty adapted
to BaIs Parties. and public gatherings generally upon
which occa-ons he vii let il reasonable Also.
add"n IN the Ball Room she has prepared accommodations
for at least fifty persons than season.
Her ABLE, 1t will be her care. provide
aTy with the be. thai this and ghborine markets afford
Fine and TIL Il USES. adjacent the Hotel,
| for the venience OF murders.
Thank for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully requests hat will be her effort deserve
share Of public patronage.
PkICHs:
Per month. $50 90 Per week % 20 Per day q So
. CAROLINE NJ HUNT.
Biloxi NAV ih'l mvll II
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEFFERSON CITY. /
"Wednesday Evening July l6. 1851,
The arrivals to-day unimportant No Western
Beeves sale but 4 moderate supply of Texas Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep.
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ...............-Y ID net.
(Iexas,) 0ossc W net
toas ........................ 5G06c v b
SHEEP u 1otDsoW ue"n.
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Tea Warehouse.

''HElargest assortment of CIR ZEN and BLACK
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The Irish Eriles-Marriage of Meoghsr-Perse-
cution of McManus The following communica.
ton, dated D." Hobart Town, Feb a." brings the
latest that has been received of the Irish poll
teal prisoners:
" Since | wrote last have seen Messs. Mitchell
| and Martin they are living together at a place
called Boutwell,, about forty miles from here. Mrs.
Mitchell and children are soon expected as none
OF the Irish exiles expect speedy return to their
| country and home. Mr. Meagher was married 10
Miss Bennett on Saturday, the 22d inst The Lieu.
tenant Governors (Sir VIM. Denison's) order,
sending McManus, O'Dosherty and O'Donohoe to
Port Arthur, for three months at hard labor, for
going out of their district, was overruled by the
Judges in the Supreme Court on Friday, the 23d,
where McManus appeared in his gray prison uni
form, in which he had been working at Port Ar.
thur since the LIST of January. After his acquit,al
he had to walk from the courthouse to hotel
amidst the public gaze, where he had many
friends TO meet him. He had to borrow a suit Of
Clothes in order that he could at once proceed to
Launceston.
N. B.-Since writing the herewith, poor McMa.
nus is again arrested at Launceston, by the express
command of Sir William Denison whose order is
that McManns is not to come by coach, but walk
oil the way by road, distance of one hundred and
twenty-five miles, in the custody of policemen
whether handcnffed, or not, cannot say When
he arrives in Hobart Town, Sir William Denison's
orders are peremptory to proceed forthwith TO Por
Arthur, and join the chain gang, at hard labor, to
eat paste and brown bread, for crime disposed oil
by the magistrates, whose punishment was simply
rel rlmand for being out of his boundary. Sc
much for the King of the Canniba Isles. McManlh
has taken very i'll of fever, and two medical men
are attending him.
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