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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02
CLOTHING.
MACK & LCBENSTINE'S
WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE
I'm Full Blast!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
In the loarer story of Dre,0's Partition cor
ner of Water and Sycamore Streets.


"a MEssRs MACK g. LOBEN- ETG1M
"A STINE have Iust received, and ETsFy Il III
lLa are continually receiving, from 3kHAlIG
their Wholesale Establishment, in Cincinnati, an
extensive assortment oil p"
Spring and Summer Clothing,
manufactured with an especial view to meet the
wants of the MARKET and consisting of every arti-
Gle Of apparel necessary 10 complete the wardrobe
OF individuals of every taste e.'
COATS.
The following kinds made of the best materials,
and i'm the latest styles, now in store:
Black cloth dress and trock coats;
Brown. blue and invisible green;
Grey, black, brown and gold mix ID tweed:
and frock coats and coatees, to all of whom re-
spec,fully invite the particular attention of the
public.
Super black and fancy cassimeres:
All varieties Bombazlne and Drap dEte';
Grass linen skim and cord Iroy,
Cassinet jeans, and fancy summer pants CT
every description clr.... .-rel ff
VESTS.
Black satin and fancy silk vests;
Velvet, vaiencia. buff and white Maseilles,
linen;
Cashmere and cassinct, with common vests Of
all styles, and ut the very lowest prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
am~e Consisting of an elegant a, "A,
and large assortment OF Gus ihl1Elll
<a-->o tom n ade bosom shirts shirtl- YlEly
collars, cravats Of superior quality and beautiful
patterns; silk knit and cotton drawers, under
shirts. gloves, suspenders and every other article
usually found in the most extensive establishments
oil the country
q In connection with their large stock e,sa
- OF Clothing, they i'll keep fine as &-tfa'>S
sOrtment OF
Camps Superior Hats and Caps.
ALso-All kinds of Union, Mexican, California,
Leghorn, Panama, and other style OF hats; with
variety of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1t is useless to mention their elegant ard very
extensive lot OF hos skin and other Kinds OF
Trunks, Carpet Bags. and Valeses.
We are always and at all timss, prepared to sell
Clothing at wholesale, manufactured in tie most
substantial manner, much cheaper than any other
house R Mis Guy, and on terms TO compare favor
ably with any house West of the Allegheny Noun
talns. Respectfully,
MACK g. LOBENSTINE.
Eransvi7e, May 9. 1851,
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y. & w. REILLY.
Wholesale Dealers i'm Groceries
Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns,
-f Batting &c. &C..

Batting &c, &c, -
lnFFER for sale well selected stock of Groce.
" ries, most OF which have recently been received
from the East, and embracing nearly everything
usually keptin the Grocery line, amongst which
are
300 Bs choice Indigo warranted;
l400 bs Dutch Madden; n n.
40 packages green and black Tea;
bbl Cloves, do Nutmegs;
100000 Gun Cups, split and ribbed;
20 Boxes ground Spices, from Hope Mills;
20 gross Bonner Boards;
100 do Matches, best brands;
20 Doz States. American maze;
IS do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axss; ~
10 Reams Letter and Fcolscap paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather;
% Bbls Tar. o..
ALSO:
a supply OF coffee, sugar, molasses,, rice, mack
erel. herring, goldfish tanners oil, akum, sulphur,
brlmsone, alum, copperas, Spanish whiting sala.
eratus, soda, loewood, cotton wrapping. twine, can
dlewick, carpet chain, EPSON salts, washing and
shaving soap, &C., &c. E
With a view of extending the business, the sub
scribes offer their stock at prices for cash
produce New customers need not ask for credit
and old ones will please make as quick returns as
possible
Full prices paid for produce in exchange for the
above. and cash not refused
news Main street, Evansville Ind.
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w T. UOIIINGSWURTH.. - -JNO. W. HuGHE
-

E.
Wholesale and Retail
CRINA. GLASS AND QUEENSwARE
HOUSE,
Uater street, betwecB Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, la.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
4 and well selected stock OF
CHINA AND QLLENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as uesira-
Bile an assortment as may be found West. Wehave
received from Pittsburgh n well-assorted stock OF
Glassware, and are desirous that all in want OF
the above articles may give call, as we are
satisfied that il will be to their interest to do SO
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements 10 dealers entirely sufficient to stop
them here ii they cull. Orders put up with des-
parch, that they may 60 TO any part OF the coun
try without breakage.
9o-We are offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see.
iebl2 If HOLLINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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JOHN FARRELL

Manufacturer of Confectionary,
First Street, 5etWecn Main and Sycamore.
CANDlES OF every variety. Lemon Syrups anc
~ Soda Syrups--ali iavors. etc etc., always on
1and ie l2-dly.
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REMOVED.

i Mrs DIR. Trafton, three doors above the Shef=
wood House, opposite the mansion OF M. Ross;
Esq on First street, or Doctor's Arenae. 4
Office at the old stand, 1st ST, two doors above
Main, where he may be found at all times, unless
professionally engaged. "a .ta.s -. -
je28. J, r. WILCOX, II. b.
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uA rs A ND CAPS,

nj fact every thing required tor gentlemen's use.
All he above articles, and everything else in the
r,,;shng :Ge will be sold at n ew ork prices for
His stock is continually being replenished so as
to keep it full. and to keep ~ with the days OF
fashion.
The public are invited to cal; and examine his
goods, whether tney design purchasing or not
feb27 dlY .4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02

JOIaN EARESELL'S
EXPECTORANT CANDY, Tor Colds. Coughs,
~ Influenza, Bronchitis Asthma, Whooping
Cough. and other affections OF the Lungs, arising
from recent or neglected Colds
This preparation is respectfully offered to thepub-
lie as n remedy, containing nothing in ITS compost
ton which would be injurious 10 the most delicate
invalid In effect il is Tonic Laxative, Alternative,
Expeciorani, and promoter OF the General Secre-
tionS.
This valuable and pleasant remedy is prepared
and sold by the undersigned. A liberal Discount
Il made 10 agents
n 26-tf JOHN FARRELL
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SHERWOOD HOUSE,
,oRNEa FIRST AND LOCUST STREETS, NEAR THE RIVER.
PETER BURK, Proprietor
RrIlouse open a, all hours in The nign !ci trt
sception oftravellers. Honest and attentvePorters
readiness at all times TO convey Baggage to ano
Om Steamboats,. mar l5-d
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- CASES blue black and Orange Prircs, inst
- received and for sale by
jell tHIT J. H. MAGHEE & Ck..tF
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REFER TO
Mr.. Willard Carpenter,
Jno. lngle, Jr., Esq, Evansville
Mes. Harrington, Crane & Co.
-lr. Jnu. u. lsham, Cincinnati.
Mes: M s'Tsses, r. ,I GlearPan pan. q Co., NYork
MIR. e. A. Gilbert,
Mess. Jas. Connoly * CO., N.u, O,,e,ns
Mr. T.. Ill. Wingate,
arParticuiar attentgn paid to consignments fo'
sale Ldec27l
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Ships,
NEW ORLEANS, July II. 1854.

Samuel Reynolds, Esq, No. i2s Grauisr street. -.
Dear Sir; take this opportunity Of expressing you
sincere hanhs aud rendering grateful
os me great beneht have your treatment the
TWO CANCERS right hand, which, am happy to stats
nearly or quite WELL and they have appearances Of being
thoroughly eadicasd and truly thankful that the torment
under which have long abored ceased My pen is made
quats to sspre the degree of suffering for the
as wo particularly Of the long thirty years. Teen
am'c'sd all who know me can testify Last year Dr. Gilbert
operated on for six mOath me
(ater giving slight oretase Of and joyful was
this decision SO deroas was nd Of twin Cancers
the well known and hated for
long period But Judge ofmy Las, spring
hsy returned In amuch worse form than they we're before Dr.
Gilbert treated and pronounced them 3d. apped IN
you but believe me- with little hope of relief your hands latter
Dr. Gilbert In whom had placed confidence had failed
effect cua But told that you could cure nv hand and
that speedily and also that warrant cure And 10 Al,
you have fulfilled PROMISE am satisfied that
you know what your medicines perform your patients
reel he And for one appreciate csndor
veance and and especially your tact In
paens with had not been for this should have
submitted to the amruaton Of But thanh, 10 hi.d
Provdeacs and to for valuable services tina, The miuo
tune 10 averted-my hand cured
Very respectfully, your obliged and sbsdsnt servant,
Uis I'm JOHN r. .HoYT Halter.
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Terrible Tragedy. -. The Palmyra (Mo) Wing,
publishes the following extract from letter giving
an account of horrid murder perpstrated at Han.
nibal Mo-:
We have German in prison, guilty of the
murdsr of young lady, whom he loved. Briefly,
the cIcnms'ances are these: The prisoner was q
servant in the family Of Mr.. Scholten, and became
enanored Of his daughter. He declared before, ss
declaration of his love, and il not received, he
would shoot the lady. He made bis declaration Of
love-the lady Indignantly repulsed him. He wen,
and got double gun, came into the house
present for her, pointing to the gun. Said she, you
not going 10 shoot, surely. He replied, am
firing one barrel, and afterwards the other, the
loads taking effect in the head, scattering her brains
all over the room. The young lady was beautiful
and accomplished. The prisoner made sham at
tempt to kill himself. He is quite young and a
very innocent looking fellow"
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Tobscco-Ths only SALES that heard Of wsrs s. hhds
st7. at 8. and at5 $40 ' b.
Sugar and Molasses-We noticed only retail transae.
tion At former prices.
Fiour-The supply very light. and toward the close
Of the day higher prices realized. Sales 1900 bb in
Guiding 200 bbh st. Louis. in two lots. - 49, $50
IVY at the advanced rate Of - U.s. and 400 ex at u SIX
0t5 Is Dbl.
Grain-Thess was only moderate demand for Corn,
with sales Of $500 sks. including ZOO damaged $685. $50
mixed at 49, los white at 60 1000 yellow at and $40 at 81
056c v bushsi. Nothing doing in Oats or Bran.
Provisisns-Thers inquiry for Pork and about
600 bbb Mes sold. including 295 49, in two lots
at $l6. and small lots at e60el5 Is y bb. Bacon
was in fair request and 100 oass disposed Of including
b oaks Shoulders at 60 prime Cincinnati do 1t TX Is At
~. and Is tisoss sugar.cursd Hams at l0,<c H.. OF
Lard 100 tierees sold In two lots at So v b.
Hay-l600 bales Eastern were sold on private terms.
HemD-l0O bales Dew rotsd taken at sl09 y ton
Gunny Bass-A small lot Of 10 bales brought exc cash.
Conco-6o0 bags Bio sold q sxc v b. ..
Misunderstanding At previous rates.
kxchanscs-Markst very dull We still quote:
St1snns lu6>fkOllV.
EsuOs
New YORK nxty-dey Bills .-..........Lk02v Ct disc.
Sight Chscks ON Newly y disc to 4 ct. pm.
Freishts-A ship taken for Liverpool 7l6d s Cotton
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Singular Discovery.--It is wonderful to think
the Bunker Hill Monument is bending like bow
backward and forward every day by the influence
OF the sun! As the sun dsring midday shines on
the south side Of it, that side expands, becomes
longer than the north side and the consequence is
that it bends towards the north. The same
must be true OF all other tall monuments, and also
of tall chmnes-lor of the latter are 500 feet
high This movement is not simply from the
south towards the north, at midday, but in the
morning 1t must be westerly, at noon.day norther-
~, and in the evening eastery. These results have
been unexpectedly ascertaned by Professor Hors-
ford and his pendulum experiments at Bunker Hill,
in reference to the rotation Of the earth. And thus
ing carefully after object, another is unexpect.
eddy found.
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NJ CHUTION!-
PERSONS RuPTURED should be aware that they have
no security assihst sTRANGULATED HERNIA
with all ils h0rr0rs, but in properly constructed
and well adapted 4 U S.
SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
7 r u S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
q Ut e II.

This Truss l. entirely different from all others in form
s1a pn9cpe Of aotion consequ ny elect Possessing ali the
the various kinda heEetoiprs 10 se. The pressure g NOR
natural. being comparatively light la had Rnptu; car Be
regulated end bought to hear directly the honal open
inss thereby .iiosding esgny al tines svea undss he
to skilful SURGEON. tbs weaser placsd beyond he
dasgst qlato.s q any ohs painta dsaserous
vesy common practices os psrs0as Afflicted with Hernia
70 esct truss and applyh to Themselves 1t bad and
queensland Anatony and tamia! with the nasaEs o.
Rnptusea Let b rememhsd that hs best Trus may BE-
and ,m N p9t ssd ThssOs h.s. so4clad.d
At my ofEoe, 10 6I. CHARLss srRRgT. NswOreana
Ohseyve the iyn NJ the ~ TIM aonx mh1A tvdk "
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CooI-The Hopkinsvile Rife gives the follow.
ing account Of q shooting match between Mr..
Davis and Mr.. johnson:
The two gentlemen had difficulty, at the
close Of which Johnson made remarks deroxatory
to the courage Of Davis, and said be would have
satisfaction in the morning The next day he rode
70 the house Of Davis with his gun lying across
his horse. Davis was in his porch Some words
passed between them, when Johnson dismoun ed
placed bis gun in shooting position, and remarked
that if Davis would get his rifle they could lake
crack there The gun was brought, but went
OF in the hands Of the boy who was sent after ii.
Davis then remarked that II Johnson would wait
for him to re load shots should be exchanged. John.
son waited, and the result was the fail of Davis
with a severe though not mortal wound"
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n Retort.-During the last hours of the session
of the New Hampshire Legislature, when the Ser
geant-at-Arms was requiring the attendance of
every member, Mr.. Klttredge, of Canaan, asked
leave to be absent for ten minutes, pledging him
self to return within that time. The req uest being
refused, a division was called for, when Mr.. X.
himself rose in favor Of the motion.
Speaker. "The gentleman from Canaan must
not vote in case in which he is interested"
Mr.. Ktttredge. "Why, at the commencement
Of the session, your honor voted for yourself as
Speaker"
Speaker. "The gentleman may 60 out"
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The Iron Trade in NeW York-The Troy Wing
says: "The iron workers, capitalists and laborers,
are undergoing q severe experience under the pre-
sent tariff the direct effect Of which is to protect
foreign, not home, labor and capital. The FORCES
that have not stopped, are kept in operation at
loss-on small scale-and only in the hope that a
better day may coEne In the northern part of this
State, this is the case. The effect to suspend en-.
tirely would be to disress, by throwing operatives,
having families to support, out of employment and
yet, unless relief 10 obtained, even this must be
DONE"
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Crssesnt AEssk aao gsb aye. l,ns e5tass

h0 he propr etorRo tbs ally aud Weeky Creacer
fiy inform the enas pubet they recently
additions their Jot esaDlishmsn hays
placed i under the charge Of Mr LEWIS GRAHAM ha,
been long known this Of high capabilities
sne art fbs material Of the Office being complete assry
al new they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
wthhe lean possible delay and without
rhc patronage attention viii ba
given TO the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
sILLs OF LApIAG, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADss N0TAkIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS.
BOOK HsADfNes, sTRAMBOAT BILLS.
CIRCULARS, sTBAhBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECHIPTs, FOSTERS AID RANpBfLLa.
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS. ETC. ETC.
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Repeating Eyearms.-As several references have
been made TO- arms of the above DESCRIPTION. II ma
be interesting 70 know that there is now 10 the
United Service Museum q pistol, supposed TO be
TWO hundred years old, which, with The exception
of the lock- il constructed upon the same principle
as the weapons exhibited by MI. Colt, a. will be
perceived by the following description, extracted
from the valuable catalogue of the institution, pub.
lished in 1916: S5.
g 1l60. A snaphaunce selfloading petronel, pro-
badly Of the time OF Charles /. The contfivsnce
consists Of . revolving cylinder, containing seven
chambers, with touch holes. The action ofliftipg
the cock causes the cylinder to revolve, and fresh
chamber IL brought into connection with the barrel
Six of the seven chambers are always exposed to
view, and the charges are put in without the aid Of
ramrod." [Willmer & Snith's European Times,
July 5. 1851.
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THE GALLERY OF INDUSTRIOUS
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mot careful attention and nothing viii spared render
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fsl s leo e sss
az are O1 1, o this work are believed to b
object he s and
from distins nhsd men Mr. Bradys rspu
ZION hs dssus5..otype. e The highest wosis
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every impression this Gallery will b tsGsD una hu
bis mmsd,as supervision The typography will be executed
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Each of,he great departments Of lite viii represents:
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that every lover of End fead Of gloous Union viii
that is se.on may msts an
81 g Union s and ~ mi The
work Of kind hs. appeared in America. and the
Of most Of our citizens, the pubahers have resolved merit
Ss ne low price, They have
wear, o. err tsD SALE an m
Fw xo copies Tor !bs year. tesch> is9o
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FFwss s =. :. Observation-Disclosures. g
the numbers sold separately For nae number oSs
doa. and larger quantity Of single number the
ala AZ :. r. f. sses NUMBER viii be
without dsnssr injury, BY the E.prss 10 any part Of the
tY Any Bcoksslls. Postmaster. Librarian or any oshe.
pssson may obtain subsctbe. and his orders will BE- filled
VIM ssa Cove! verne + 81.
.aass eof eight iins"s ,ss '..@.
Fet SQUARE fSs one yea. %
and Oss sqosss for the year, 90
' q ssif'' TO-
throaxhout ths United sistss. '''s- 9ssd s%
WESTERN vERANDA, corner Tchoupitou,
hsv;,. ss and Jplla st5sstsEThs above Ia
%6 n nsadi saa complete
woad espectny announce that they
%sns1 and uansisnt Boaldss in siys supposed
1,o tina! the BAR Of .hi. house will open
nsss sPd furnished with " MiPs; IA a.o
| SHOT AND LEAD-A complete assortment Of
Drop and Buck Shot and Bar Lad and ANAL lot 81
Is ''o f ssis ~ k islss CO. ss M....u. 4.
| A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
L
az q FE Ssfof PEW f E9s. co ss
| RYE FLOUR.-70 bills Flesh Northern R. e
isis '''' "''s' ''' '''' FRkkRD. KENNETH CO.
CASTOR Oils barrels Adams No. / St.
Is L''1 c tssS 81 kHssnrrs 60 90 m....,,. :.
| CTARCH-2O boxes and 90 haIf-boxes superior
'ss'd PEI ERB kfEiissf e e a. BY
CHERRY-l00 bxs. Duff Gordon's Pale Sherry,
~ superior article. 70. .sle low. b..
i EALCINED MAGNESIA--lO cases Calcined
| ~ Masnssis. Inst received, for sale BY
| my1a =. L. N AsSEY. cosnss CamD and Gvavev Sta.
/ T EMON SYRUP-2O0 boxes, asuperior article
~ fos sals low. by NATHAN JARVIS h co,
| mns csMev Masasine and Common Sta
| COFFEE-12O bags Havana Coffee, in store and
for sals BY o. B. BRoADWEkt co.
RACON-.75 casks Hams, Sides and Shoulders
Ss 80 r. NV ARTHUR co. % and = New l.,...
MOLASSES-225 bbls heavy Muscovado No
iyIs ~ SosHSAlHf X ~ ~ T Y st
STARCH-400 boxes Fox's, Proctor & Grvgo.
u. &C.; u ste,s AZ s9d fos ssls ~
| MAILS 1000 kegs Nails, in store, for :, e
~ iaaS = f1RD. KkNNETT 4 co.
n = .
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Jenny Lind at Rochester, etc., = Rocsestsr,
July 2l.-The crowd at the sale Of tickets for Jen-
ny Limbs concert tomorrow, was immense and
great excitement prevailed. The full number of
tickets were rapidly sold, many getting into the
hands Of spectators, Notwithstanding al the pre-
cautions taken. They are now selling in the street
at large premiums. Miss Lind will sing again in
Corinthian Hall on Thursday evening.
Madame Bishop sings here tonight and on
Wednesday.
Miss Lind arrived in the cars this afternoon,
The utmost enthusiasm prevails.
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Grsst Cargo The ship Reindeer, from Can
ton, arrived At New York ON Saturday, July 10,
with 1900 tons Of freighs..
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LOUIsVlLLEPer steamer Chancellor No 8: $40 pieces
baggng Bell Stebbos-i47 do. 100 rope Kendall Voc
&co.4 pkgs mustard Hall q kemp-3 do u Burkett-I9
bags festhe sampson keeaell6 pcs castings q SUI.
van-i5 do Mssperesu kc0-7 bbis eggs q ,chneder-2
DO Twicheii 1co-5 do, 40 bbs BozanolO0
DO Addison Hcol7l do w Benton-i3l do, ~ do onions
Donnelly Bezzin-54 do Connoy &co-lt6 do potatoes
y DO cout, n do sheifssin3l6 sacks corn Geo
Giyens-!s4 do aore Gayle &co476 do. Is hhds bsc.
Msrtia owen &co54 do hour Dyas &co-as bass hail ii
HoldsyS do feathers, bbis eggs Hur ey2 pKgs Has
M0Egan-sundrles To order.
ST LOUIo-per steamer Concordia: 100 bbs -four Ma
cauly Bso-s6 do COnnoly &co-65 do Kennedy Eos.
sr3 do. l69 SKIS Eager &cO-5O Beatty, Liz.
ge &co.47 do Duty-2l4 DO, I6U0 Pigs lead, iUO b6s
tor oil kennett DIX &co64 els rope, 70 Irvine Ad
nogoO bxs soap Converss kennett &co-0 kexs but
ter Vennard-l4y do lard !, keep-3 pkgs e r Bud.
decke &coo sks bran Waten &co0l do x4 do oats Jrs
DruhaA-l34 do shorts R0denburg Wats-40O rope
hhds tobacco shulz Hadden-6 bales Eeowes &
cO-40 hhds bacon Mar in, Owen keo-lN Kegs butter
Grief Sco-sl essks lead pipe Water Works-6Jo Sark.
Day q Staufsr-l7 bbs apples Pasques-3 boxes do n
Msrsnsa bags potatoes Pickett Perkins ool pkg Juseph
Lands Aco-suadss TO order.
OUACA!TA-Per steamer D B Mosby: 2 bales cotton to
Cleveland. Bros &eo-A bbl flour Dunbar Buchanan-2
DO; box honey. bag bssswxx Smith &o0-sandriss "
order. -
ST MARTINSVILLE-Psrs steamer Anna No q: 132
hides, bbs malsssss Be0cql hides Withersll ate
kco-l6 do U Bancher Gco-sundries to order.
LAFOURCHE-Pey stsamer Music: is bales mos G ga.
baiier-l do Boga Foley-l sks potatoes and aundres
order.
.ATTAKAPAs-Psr steamer Camden: H.els fest lumber
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Political Nins. Pins.-The Earl of Lonsdale
was extensive proprietor and patron of boroughs
that he returned nine members Of parliament, who
were facetiously called " Lord Lonsdale's nine
pins" One of the members thus designated, hav-
ing made most extravagant speech in the House
OF Commons, was answered by Burke in vein of
the happiest sarcasm. Mr.. Fox, on entering the
House just after, inquired the cause Of the cheer
ing. Oh" said Sheridan, " nothing Of any con-
sequence, only Burke has knocked down one Of
Lord Lonsdale's nine pinsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Sptritsai.--Pedro Blanco keeps coffee house
at the prner of Custom-house and Rampant
streets, where he delights in supplying his friends
with all descriptions Of cooling beverages. Will
liam Carroll and N. B. Collins walked into Ped
Tos establishment with a crowd of some twenty,
and treated them to the costest Of wines and
the mos fragrant Of cigars. When the bill for the
articleswas presented, the twain laughed, turned
thei dignity and walked of. Warrants were
issued or their arrest.