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TobaccO-The only sales reported hhds old CROP
and do new, sac round, and IL hhd private terms
sugar and alOlasses-Sugar was in request from
Western buyers and 600 hhd changed hands. The fair
qualities firm but the lower grades neglected and dull.
Of Molasse,, 1900 bbs sold at l859 for ordinary to
good fermenng and 261a or &c for prime and choice.
Flour-There scarcely any demand, and barely 1000
bbs changed hands, of which 800 Ohio lined SO 49, and
400 from fla boat at SO 50 bb In large lots, Ohio could
not be forced off at over SO 70 " bbl
Grain-Corn improved owing the reduced stock and
1000 sacks sold 506Oc, mostly however, at 5Sc %
bushe OF Oats, 1000 sacks St. Louis taken I'm several
parcas) 5ld 50; and 293 sacks inferior Ohio Wheat al
62 &c y bushel.
Provisions-Pork confines decline, and noticed
of 200 bbl sl2 90 for unbranded Mess sll 50 for
unbranded NJ o, and s12 5O9 s2 70 for inspected Mess
also about 800 bbs unnspeced Mess at the reduced rate OF
sil 80 Dbl -. Bacon less firm with sales OF l5S casks
74CO75Sc for ribbed Sides and 51405sc . ID for Shoulders
Lard steady with sales OF AZ bbis "a, 80 No at SO
81 IA and l53 kegs ordinary at So Up h...A lot of 81
kegs prime Western Butter brought lie " ID.
Coffee uiet. and 1900 bags Rio sold at lO3
Rice-No change. Sales 100 casks the Levee at 3sc
Nhisky-Smal lots of Rectifed selling at 2i02lc
and 6JO ibis Raw taken about the range.
Exchanges-The sales steady: ,o-,,-,,Oo,,
New York sixy-day Bills - 4D2l " ct. disc
Sight Checks Newf DIRK lCgit " CT disc
Bank Checks. SlDi " CT use
Freghts-A ship and bark taken for Boston at 81 l2s
for Pork-both load Lafayette. No foreign engagement
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How TO TELL A LovER.-First, then, if
young fellow greets you in loud, free, hearty
voice, ii he knows precisely where to put his hat,
or his hands, if he stares you straight in the eye
with his own wide open, if he tells you who made
his coat, if he squeezes your hand if he eats
heartily in your presence, if he fails to talk very
kindly to your mother, if he when you are
singing crcises your curls, fails to act very
foolish in fifty ways in every hour, then don't fall
in love with him for the world he only admires
you, let him do or say what he will.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

FATAL REORGANIZATION the Sth inst. at Alta.
lavIlle, in A'taIa county, Mississippi, while the
Justices court was in session, J. J. Parker was
killed by p w. Lowe. A challenge TO fight
duel had been previously given and received by
the parties, Parker proceeding to the court
room, when he was met by Lowe, who exclaimed
Is If You are ready. am " and instantly drawing
\ pistol fired, but without effect. Both then ran
tor a gun, which Parker had deposited near a
tree, A scuffls ensued, when Lowe drew bowie
.sniie, and attempted to stab Parker. The latter
-an--Lowe pressed on him, succeeded in stabbing
him, and, following him into store, inflicted sew
eral wounds, of which Parker died in few min
utes.
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In the Court of Queens Bench, on Saturday,
The Lord Chief Justice observed that he saw gem
tlemen OF the bar in court yvaarinr o"-"d '.'ast-
coats, and dressed in mann IR'
ell suitable 10 the profession
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T INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL

$50 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
1900 barrels Soap and common Rosin,
800 barrels Pitch and Raw Turpentine;
200 barrels Spin Turpentine;
$500 Kegs Tar and Pitch, in fine order;
300 barrels Bright Varnsh and Whining;
1000 bales takum, various qualities; . -
800 boxes Yellow and White soap, Tor the Mexican
300, 900 English Phisburs, Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
Bricks; ~, an
5000 English Fire Tiles various Sizes from 9x9 to 36xlS
1870 barrels Newark, ROsendae, and other brands Of
Cement and Plaster;
SEQ barrels fresh Thomaston Lime, landing
5000 gallons l,inseed Ol-English and American.
For sale by ALFRED kEARNH & co I,
fell ataW9m II Magazine street,
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Number of Mormnnies, or d" Latter-day Saints,
in the United Kingdom, is stated by the Mllena
Star, to amount To 80, 747, including 1887 in Wales
1857 in Scotland, and 80 in Ireland.
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Mayoraity of New Orleans,

+
TN pursuance of a resolution passed by The Couh-
ell of Municipality No. Two, at rs sttl,g OF I'm u
hereby given that not less 1en ten a- rom me
Art publication hereof, the Council OF Municil ATTY no,
Two viii proceed the Improvement colteIpaIsti
BY said resolution viz: To esus tle suest On VI
side OF the nuueaon Market be Openet and sxensl
fl IN its present termination the west SIDE OF te Anhnn
,tragh line. and width of fort seven leet eleven ana
half inches the eonnuaon OF the southern ne OF saiu
street under the net April 3D. 1885, regulating the opening
Of streets etc. within the city of New treans sna oil mo
act ameniatory thereof, approved ID May, lei'. NJ,
mh3 A " tkossatAN' ttI.yo-.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

the First municipality designated in the fol owing
table by ml, the Nos commence AT the RalToad and run Hp
Steamboat
ing being In the Third (n3j The frs
Rsiroad down, No. l. beng Perry Wharf
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'sNl1 +. largest assortm
L TEAS cverotlered for
salem this city. and at lower
pri7es. These TEs ate !
the latest importation, and
OF the most chnice quail les
grown in China. having
been selected with great
care. For the use If tam
lilies they are pnl NJ ia
small quantities IN vel ST.
cured merI lcp1ckaLe 50
as Ia ptesr We thris I'm.
GRANGE Is ,0yG u IN ras
chests
CT titr rn'a.l aeq'ers
countr Eslrlgu's, sfprin
boats, snlp3 lGi hut-issup
piled wlth ever dnsr i
ton of TEAS inchests. hal
chests, y IL sut 5 h Don
ages. It desired.
.J7 L.
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THE AMERICAN CENSUS IN EUROPE. - The
Powers of Europe may measure their strength by
their fleets and armies. Without any boastful
rnanifestoes, the United States makes quiet emu
mera,ion, Just for home use, which startles the
ancient despotsms, The census of 1850 is the
most effective APOSTLE of Liberty to teach the glad
tidings to the oppressed. The London Athaneum
devotes column to the analysis of the recent cen
sus. We clip these paragraphs:
" Material power has been developed equally
with population Great Britain alone cepted
no State in Europe could now maintain equal
ornaments in the field for any length of time.
This marvellous growth is derangng all the old
traditions of balance of power America is not
only first class State in a few wears, if no inter
nal disorder shall occur, she will be the greatest OF
all. Should the 1Si0-50 rate of increase be main
tanned for fifty years, the population will then
amount to l9J 900, nearly equal to that of the
whole OF continental Europe Were it possib e
to conceive the same ratio maintained for another
fifty years. the of 1850 would give the
astounding number of 696, 900, 600! German
wars and French revolutions sink into complete
l9slsnihcanee by the side of considerations like
these.
With such comment how well we NAV un-
defstand-the roars Of laughter with which the
American Senate recently received the menaces oil
Austria When the United States shook off the
yoke OF England their people numbered no more
than 100000; when they were last measured
against European Power, they were not more
.han 100000. Ten years hence thew will be
4ual to France Austria. There hardly seems
% be a limit to their growth The Valley of the
Mississippi would alone support the whole popu-
lation OF Europe. In its vast basin, nations are
now growing up as if at the bidding of enchant-
'uent.
The valley already contains about thirteer
millions of inhabitants; at the beginning of thi
century It did not contain as many thousands
There is moral well as a Notwithstanding
on from conquest to conquest, absorbing into itsel
less energetic stocks, and planting from ocean t,
the freest institutions ever adopted by
nation America is destined for its sole inheri
.ance; the Spaniard and the Portuguese will dis
appear as surely the Gaul, the Dane, and tn
Ho.lanJer have disappeared, and two centurie
hence, the English tongue will no doubt be spoke
from the Cape Of Storms to the Frozen Oceans g
the North"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ATTITUDE go 81 80" N.-LoaGITuDr SU2 " in Time 6h
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, March 5, 1851,
Arrived.

Arrived.
Louisiana. Lawless, from Galveston I'd inst, to
Harris Il Morgan-2d my,
Ship Il II Boody, Alexander, 81 days from Liverpool. to II
Ship Aee6any MERCER Is days from Philadelphia, to Il
Br ship Cambria Nc uoch. 60 days from Newport, Wales
10 master-Latayette.
Bark Lyman Doane. Il days from Boston, maser2 my
schr Louisa Sears Sears days from Apaachlcola to mas
ter-2d my.
brilliant, Hart, from Bayou sara 80 .
Chef Justice MARSHALL, Myers, from Cincinnati.
Ge ea W psy5on 1e 1'Sm f Aaf Memph.
Gipsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
IT boswell. Larose, from the Baze.
9phela, gordon, from MES a;hi
SW Downs, Cannon, from Camden and PIT Pleasant.
Towhoat PorPoise Brown. from the Passes-brought up
Towboat Defiance, ianbury from the Passes,towed down
sprpsfed, brig Amyra and sahr Ameia-biouiht up
ship IL ii Boody and bark Lyman.
Exports.
GALvESToN-Per steamship Maria Burt; @2 bbls fiont
6soa b. spss ls st
hemp DO s S Hp? 8 % o2G les
hams ss bb 50 h do lard 10 bhs flour 80 do oil. ~ hides
FLilyERPOoL@Per ship lebanon 1868 bales cotton
GENOA-P.r bark Franklin s03 bales coon-
sAyASNAt'PsI big sqan LSdwg q t hhds suEs
Sss ss 1a Cheese 60 70 S s '0 o0 "nSA' '
VERA CRUZ-Ptr brig Union Sundry mdse.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Maria: 24 sscks corn II sacks
OATS IS bbs flour and sundres.
-
Imports.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Fl II Boody: b ties chemicals,
1905 boxes plate, los earthenwae @ bars railroad
on IL cks palm OIL 3565 bars n bds 80 bds
cask Gates mdse, oIer-29l bdls hooplon u II hanse
Bro cases mdse l. Rapp &co-3n soda ash Lamb Il
Bros bxs mdse Mcdowell, Mills &co-l do NJ Leicowing
casks mdse Falli20 bars railroad ron Crooks
$ pkgs mdse North Bro-l do Ducoqmeau-i box dc
Gwathney-106 bxs npate, 2O hard and eartheI
Marsh Il Ranet5l bdls wire, do IRON cask Tin,
copper, 1913 bxs npate Bridge rolS crates hht
henware Maserson &co2 cases mdse BOyd--a case
hard ware Jas Mctregor Sco-2 bales mdse o raoman-l5
bxs nplate Maxwell &co-i46 crates 10 hhds earthenwar
Henderson Gaines2 cks mdse ID Gowans-6l cases mds
T Medley &co32 bales IL mdse Lauvian-4 bxs d
Boye-4 do de tiOer Rhlard-l9 cases do d II Home
s casks earth nware Alcard-i cask hardware
Meeker &co-9S casks earhenware cask case
mdse J Gluche. ,,,
order. go
| PHILADELPHIA A-Per ship Allegheny Ass'd mdae
DUBLIN-Per ship VIgnia 1910 sacks salt, % casks poi
| ter John Toole-l5 do A Montgomery
| ROSTON-Per bark Lyman: 6l0 tons ice Stanton Geo,
| APALACHICoLA-Per schr Louisa sesn; ~ balt
Wood II Low69 do Cleveland, Bros &co-li5 sacR
bran Jury &co-Total, 26g bales cotton.
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NOTICES.

Notice,
s All Psrerq Of Attorney b-rstooe given y are h"v
revoked. eisf WOLFE, IS Camp rr-
s>S---
~ yotice.-The COMMITTEES appointed for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding ST. CHI ARLss HoTEi'r viii
pease Gaines No. IS Canal street. ana
get their Subscription BooEs
~ The will daily at the Ohes
of H. T. LoNsDALE, ESQ No 81 GraVr street at haPas'
O'Clock ja27d a..n.d, =. G. oAMMAoK' Chairman
sV DR.. 8. w. Dalton. whose duty it is to vaccnats
those Children Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
who may rqar. dsse been for Essts prevented
BY from doing able and prepared
duty the Principals and Teachers
the children his Office for that popose
t Other. de,irng protection against the SMALL Pox, are
respectfully call bis efce, l15 Circus street Hu
-ess---
~" Notice hereby given that applcanon mas oeef
State BANK for the issue OF Duplicate eFh
tn. Bank in the Of JOSEPH FOWLER If
the original has been lost misish W. BO6ARF
| I.7sd Cur,tor Of Estate of ]. Fowler, Ir.
S~ Notfce.-The undersigned has resumed business
bis opn account aid the liquidation Of the 4asrs of the
late house LEyERCa co. dissolved BY the dscea.e Of Mr.
| EDWARD J, WALSH nso ~ r. hE'hhICh'
Succession of John McDOnogh.
~ All persons indebted to the Succession Of JOHN hcDON
OCH are requested to make payment the Testamenar7
the recovery Of ell unqutated and those having claims
against .a1 Estate will present Office Of said Erscuor
| corner Of Cust0mhouse and Royal sresta
" $s?ss':s. 7 a:.ss;:::
| A. ID. CRosssAs,
iai6u sPE.s SMITH. J
10. o. f.
H2y t. 52RdE Z. Ss .ns q n sis. iTs s
O'Clock oicsrs for rs F..;.a. TtrTa
RM Men DsETHB.asns: sfFss
j DAVIS. Treasurer. ials
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Per ship Allegheny. from PhiladelphiaVCT Buddeeke &
COT I.andndge-Pckett, Perkins Sco-kennett Dix &co
-Smth Il Bros-Marsh Ranett-C Mansoni-StoIe
Il Walworth-F toger &co-y Ganche-R Riehards-D
COT Inco'n-lohn Hurley-Gray s. Gamobel -B'and
& Sands-Suother Il Bros-P A Lanage-W Mc'uchon
&co-Hogan Il Tureaud-C Il Alter-M Greenwood &co-
J a Baque-Nalle, Cox Sco-B Norman-il Packard
: Franklin-Sickles &co-J Hobbs &co-J Burnside &co-
] Sidde &co-W A Violet &ce-Jos II Ashbrdge &co-S
o Nelson &co-AIalard 81 Armsted-and order.
Passengers.
Per ship II IL Body. from Liverpoo-lls in steerage.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

J. g. Manager
tV LAST WEEK OF THE CIRCUS.
DRlCES REDUCED-Drtss Circle and PArquette, so
Boxes Circle, IS cents; Galleries, 10
THIS EVENING, Wednesday. March 5.
St'EAEs IN THE CIRCLE.
BY the whsle rF. including LIE JEUNE BURTE, and the
D Il !. :. z nrrnIat N pai. Mnra
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N EW ORLEAN MS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1881
The Twenty-second In New York.

The friends of the Union had a magnificent
celebration. Addresses made by Gen. Foote
OF Mississippi Edward Everett, and other dis
tinguished men. From Mr., Everetts speech we
take brief passage While we are glad that Mr..
Everett has retired from politics, and taken his
proper position as the head Of the scholars of
America, yet this was an occasion when duty called
hun forth to lend the aid of his character eloquence
- learning, to the cause of the Union:
'" know that some persons of sanguine Temperament
dalylng, as | think, unwauantaby with these dreadful
tqurtiss have AIDED themselves that would only be
change TO ederaces instead of one and that in other
all would go OF much as it did before Sir, am
very 10th to enter into specu atons of this kind one
be two conederaces nor any coniederaees but as many
despoc Governments in the chances Of conquest and re-
conquest military chieitans be able and Wiling 10
establish [Appause.] Gentlemen. let Germany teach u.s.
thousand years of int war; Did she out Of it
WIN Two or three Gentlemen she counted
called themselves-bu all lying the mercy OF the depo
and ,he strongest army. -.,:u. H.,
for myself sir taddressed chancellor Wslworh who sat
D Mr. is del T say ha b all NE om aD or, ie
landing at Jane town or Plymouth were e We as nothing
tribunal for the set emen international Disputes (or such
nj should the sacrifice was well made have rod
Palace o. Jusice in FancsI have thought with respect of
long line of ustriogs ehanceors and Judges surrounded
who within these splendid halls have. without fear favor
admin istered justice between powerful ltIgants.
But with deeper emotions OF reverence-it with
hing like awethat have entered the Supreme Court
forensic rarely equae surpassed, from the
Wr the Pnkreys. and the w clusters is because have
there snecmen of the perfection of the sublime
OF human affairs. have witnessed. when from its ow dark
bench estute OF all the insignia of from the lips OF
and venerable magistrate to whom years ana
hair, could add titles respect need write no
under this porait,) the law OF justice and equy has
forth The powerful states Of the Mon seg
dangerous controversies adjusting disputed honndares an
and, with few mild words of Judicial wisdom dsposng o.
questions hundred fold important than those which
within past year. from the plains OF Hoste nave shaken
the pillars Of continental Europe and al but brought NIL
lion of men in deadly conflict with each other
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, March A, 1881
Arrived to-day per steamer Columbus, "a head of Beet
Cattle An ample supply of Veal CATTLE and heavy stock
of Beeves OF Hogs and Sheep there is but moderate
ply offering.
-PRICEs-
Reef Cattle sb6c " ID net.
Hogs.
Mulch Cons
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I South Carolina 1871
lThos. Watson. 6 m2
| Trenton ........Point
Vicksbnrg ...,.. s,ml
Viola .......,., 9,m |
WIN. D. Sewali. i,m3 |
VIM. Vail ......s6 ne 4
| Zenobia ........lS,tn2 /
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning. March 5, 1851.
Cotton-The demand limited yesterday, and the
saes were confined to 300 bales. Prices unchanged
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mile JENNY LIMBS

.Hla Mile JENNY LIMBS y n
2g ELEVENTH GRAND coNCERT :
LAST BUT ONE IN NEW ORLEhas.
~ At the BIT. CHARLES THEATRE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING March ).
PROGRAMME. . PART L.
ARIA" scagur.,. hal tn Creduo' q Lombsrdi)
signor Belletti.
CAyATlNA" Una voee POGO fa," tll Barbsro) o,ini
MILE Jenny Lind.
FANTAslA-wih y.riations-on the Flute Cochin
Mr.. KYLE.
DUET"Th Singing Lesson III iinati;' per Ia mu'cs-I
Mile Jenny Lind and signor BeIietti.
PART III.
ovsRTURE-"I Fianee.,". Aubsr
THE GPsYs SONG toompo.ed expressly for her IN the
opera Of the Csmp Of siIesia .heyerbtsr
Mile Jenny Lind.
GRAND MARCH"The Cruiaders, Benedict
BALLAD" Home, Sweet Home" bishop
MILE Jenny Lind.
SignOr Belettf'
THE HERDsMAN's SONG -'s~'''h Melody
MILE Jenny Lind.
Cosnuc1op ...,........M Mr.. JULIUS BENEDICT.
~ A fra, cIas. ORCHESTRA, led by MIR. JosEPH BURKE
has been engaged.
IF One Of Chickering'S Grand Pansorts' furnished " Mr.
HENRY PARSONS Pianoiore "arefosm' NO 10 lamp stet
will be used for this Concert
~ po,r, open at hsfp.r ocee-
sS Book. containing words ssngs Price as Cent
t9r The price Tickets ha, been hIed as follows;
Fins, Second Circle I'VE % u
Parquette and Orchestra NJ I'VE Do1ts
Seats the Pit not numbered So 1o a
Third Tier d. H.
choice OF se,ts Concert viii di,p.sed
of at auction THURSDAY MORNING the 9Th of March,
| II o'clock. BY SYKES, HYDE & co. at the AImsry Hall
t Seats be secured at As above
| prce, a the cEsI office
t The public are respectfully that H,d.mosels
JENNY LIMBS LAST GRAND CONCERT will be gven in the
ST. Charlie, FRIDAY, March as she positively eve.
for St. Louis Saturday 9Th when passage has been
| engag ed for her on the steamer Magnolia mh4
| ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers .LupLow & SMITH.
Stage Manager DEBAR.
| II Benefit of Mrs. PARKER.
TT Two Of the NEST Popular Pieces oil the sea'ou
THURSDAY Mach e. the eneranmen,s will Commence with
= Nj " LUCRE'TIA BORGIA.
Gea.o A. W N; e " est
Apostolic Who viii .iag the Celebrated Drinking song
a At.l s0 nSis't tn; high p3pu.
Don CESAR DE BAZAN. ,,.
Don C1sar. ~. N. Nso
Don Mr. W G. Jone
h Slsr iRst.'
Sr az +: Celebrated Comedian Mr. G. BURKE, engaged
| Boz ofce open from 10 unit o'clock.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
Ertraraganu.- Musical PeeeDancug- Fare.
THIS EVENING. Wednesday, March S. will be presented tn
| L popular Drama entitled
| THE CHAsTE SALUTE.
W. H. ChppenlA
aams Th6:aa G H;Tar
Baroness Nh, NV
by Mile Vallee and Mons Maugin
and successful Extravaganza entitled
THE TuNEFUL NINE.
Supported by Meslames C. Howard Lea, CanveI, WI Joh
Mes.s W. II. Chppendale Bass Reeves, g. Holland etc.
| To conclude with the lsu. hepe Farce entitled
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
| Bot Ticket. "
| LIZ Thur,Iay-Air. u HOLLANDS Benefit
Adnlissi7nBoIes frat and second tier and Paqu.t
Boxes, coioed only 50 cents
| CELERY, IS
Of Doors quarter before perisrr
7 | Commence a. quarter past l.
The from III until e'cloc
| md till 6, placex may he taken.
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CAGtIpN Persons r-ptases ,a-5 s~ars -st.ssF 80
IN .s-ur9 Ast .tsf'f ff''';s = 81 - s9r'
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STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ $40 boxes Star Candles. Is, So and As;
100 quarter casks Port Wine, For sale by
EpI2 T. RYOS q Old t.evee ST.
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please call Gaines No IS Canal street. and
get their Subscription BooSs.
r The Of Committee will daily st the Ohcs
Of H. T, LONsDALE, ESQ No, 81 ravsr street. at hapsst
o'clock IaZd Signed, II. c. CAMMACK, Chairman.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21
HATHA WAYS PATENT
Hot .4lr Cooking .Sf0res,

(IMPROVED.)
n . Cooking Stove ever invented ba. given so
L genera satisfaction, bOIh n point Of economy
and fuel, and the most perfect mannerin which
cooking OF every description is done. Ineompar-
ing this with other Stoves the following adynntas
ges will be fouad. The boilers come more imme
datelv in contact with the fire, consequently DO
an less tlme-the oven being the whole size OF
stove. will bake twice the quantity of other stove
OF the same dimensions, and the heat IL so gener
ally dlttused on Hits Sides thatit exccls the com
mon brick oven. 1t has also been decided by
some OF the tirstrate hote keeper that nd
pastries OF all kinds arc done in a much finer
manner than by any other process.
This Stove is so constructed, that no inside
plates come in immediate contact with the fire,
consequently 1t must be very durable, aud not
likely to get cut OF repair. The construction is
so SIMPLE, that an inexperienced person may i'm
medlately become acquainted with It's use.
They are made of the first quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, and of good thickness: almost
double the weight of eastern made stoves OF the
same size.
There are eleven sizes, varyingfrom ST. to
1925. so tina all classes of the community, from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotelor
Steam Boat, may avail themselves OF the benefit
of this labor aud fuel saving article ofdomestic
economy.
These Stoves are made by T. J. DUDLEY,
No l05, Main ST., Buffalo and are sold by
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport, Aug, 1S49
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21
DIR. FITCHS CELEBRA TED SIX
LECTURES,

On the Prevention and cure of Consumption, Asth
ma, Diseases Of the Heart, and on The method Of
preserving Health and Beauty TO an old age. This
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tive it points out the only reasonable hope for re-
lief. To mothers, the directions il gives for the
care and education of Children are invaluable
$4,000 copies Of this Book have passed through
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IL DR.. Fitchs Guide TO Invalids or Directions
10 persons using DR.. Fichs Remodel TO be had,
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