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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

hoClsylLLE-let steamer Belle Key; 500 pcs bassing,
9o;-445 Dc Forme, Lane lcos! do, IS bales WINE 6
M HI1 s SGn g9 Ia2I Msgn9i Se9 h
49, 90 1ant[' y ri co o. Gs 49, 10 bacon Na'e
et . So; # Neo-52 !, So qs,oss Dog.s Z ezns
Pkss m4ss m M MeIs &s a do Ga,Ggisr Seo
Bellows Ssrk na Gaos bs iwne 81 coI IS1 Foe
owen Ecc3S b @bisky Hat &co96 do b.
S,aa@ ca o S Gaoe,5l bales cotton swiney
PRiSCE f1S.PeT steamer Mon gomery: 1879 bales cot
ton MeIean &c9-s5 Payne ar,s9qp8 Green
WStt De- ss4 L i 6aacanNs connoiySi5 sack.
@TSi. ss ba Is Cotton ''i.s"", "'us' "A "''"'''
FEEL sen &co-as Wright, Williams aco-i7 Lalan eli6
3 GT SGS B yEse Ss So E Nv, Tso
Il RHgeey, Roa6ee &co- bales pstes do hides Jaws
0a S@,s, Drr' stevenson" Ds'e' " N'o' '''''
ton sHR ahe ea eansr R aF 8 o S co
Wychs y Hamms@lS5 Bonner s t 'l'i5 FIsqche
oSooe e Ss peR,m Sekk reh Men
= Hill Mclean &co-3 RGgeey. kochele &co"3 Bukiey
G i%s a. bae 9e pse 70 hides and sun
es Nome Ga hs% %s y G6 m Ina 0
%% Adams Scq4 do Hs 80 DO b sl OIL F.
sIc(resos SEQ 81 D lands SEQ 100 do i Wl@saIe
do eggs surge, do do potatoes key butter
Kjer-g1 bbls annes a MoTnn A. Co.'S n tlx .esd fcts
%s ' be- ssG u Bro %e S
OF NJ Gr,ss-3 do eggs John faes 100 do potatoes +
pqn-25O bb's potatoes do apples do eggs Cain-sun
drs, e e, G rs RrvrR-ps, .,.n,s, Rant n,
VI Greenwood &co-33 John Wiiams-2i Cherry Hender
NsG eola G$s F DO ksnSs
Al do peres l. Mann-25l SKIS corn isl pcs bulk
ars Saw &eo VA do ' Sbaaco Dsge cSees Eco oAs
| sundr!es to orderTotal, 279 bales cotton.
MEMPHlS-Per steamer Gen Worth 5dS bales cotton to
ea Donessn &co9i G Cfomwe et sfH Mclean
Wlian,s47 Is Elder bros &co-l7 Frierson Fowler ~l6
ROBSON AeSso W Wam, Phps Nco oG9pG BySe
bales gs' cotton ''s's' " 10 0'e' 01' i'''
seamer NasRye lO5 Iiies Ioion
| y Pearsa.--96 Hin Mclean co-s4 o Nelson &eo-5O J
Oaes cotton SmIs5n--46 do Bradley. Wilson Seo-ij
cherry, henderson &co-IO Waters &coli B9gat Foley
SiS I'll PORK
re kins &coNl bbt lard IS bhds tobacco Enlow-5d do
Sae Cox &cSla do @ coTa NsssoT Soway
Sed De a Go ons 1si b BOOKS b run
NNon-lO0 empty bis Lusk &co-a6 pes ion STARK lay
Spls eggs Sehn1'e! :. seI 90 Il
se Mooh6 DC P,gay &cowS Giss o:nshqIss H. g
Joaes92 rolls leather Martin Owen &co-i9 do B l. Mann
al sks corn cks hams Is bis PORK and sunres to order
FIJI fE2PPg ssa nnd' oSe "a bales cotton John
well ~ do, hbds tobacco West 4 Summers-SS do FUR
ork end lard bags feathers l3o do oats Us do eSrn bD
eggs lestman Scn-34 sacks corn SCHNEIDER Wse-snn
pcS1,I steamer 5 10Y e Us G@,l
co2 6hd po6aceo 100 co rome p" lob ncs bag@e T1rne
Wilson &Go-2S5 do FomSR, Isihny SEQ 80 do 273 coil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

New YORK L, S. SENAToR.--'i'he hill which
has been before The New York Legislature ior
some time, for tie appointment OF another day in
which 10 20 into bdllotings for u. S. Senator has
been laid on the tahe--s friends having become
convinced il could rot pass. The consequence is,
that no Senator will be elected during the present
session Of the Legislature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

JENNY LIND IN NATCHEz,-Great crowds
awaited the arrival of Jenny and her departure
As she entered her carriage, and again al the
church, loud cheers greeisdher, for which she
gracefully expressed her thanks.
The receipts of the conctrl were SG6i3, being
the proceeds of the sale III about 100 tickets.
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The MADNESS OF DEsPERATIoN.-The Ray
mond (hlss) Gazette states it fact, that at the
first meeting of the Kinds County Southern Rights
Association, its presiding officer proposed that
money should be raised with all possible dispatch
to forward 10 the North as subscriptions to the
principal abolition papers for circulation in that
county, and that money has been actually for
varied for tat purpose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

MoRE DoCToRs.-Ou the morning of the Slh
instant, the Jefferson Medical College Of Philade
phia, sent forth 81 more Of It's Students with full
certificates Of graduation, to practice upon the liv
ng, breathing world.
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The steamers between New fofk ana Albany
now carrying passengers lot my cents each'
berths extra. 1hs is less than third oil cent
per mile--cheap enough we should think, to sat
isfv the most economical.
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NEW SHoEs.-A new article of boots and shoes
has just come up in England. 1t is called the
Panama Corium, or the leather cloth, and was
invented by person named Hull. The material is
cotton, but has the mass and general appearance Of
leather, and receives polish from ordinary backing,
and in the same way. 1t is used only for the
upper, the sole being leather. 1t is said to be as
durable as leather, never cracks splits and pos
sesses the advantage OF not drawing the foot
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Steamship Galveston Place, Galveston and Matag0r1a,
Harris & Morgan
: hip Brandy vine, Merriman, Liverpool, II Baxter
So 4liu Moznrt, Pug, Liverpool, l. II Gale
Il ark Lyman. Doate, New York, G. w Hyns0n
Bark Dhus Thompson, small. Boston, g w Hyns n
Brig Roger inc, CIOwel, ApaachlcDa, Il g Rogers &co
sschr Star. Parker Arlnsls iay and Corpus Christ,
j Clarke
Schr |. + Roges. Ashby Brazos Santiago, o Wckhsm
schr Saml Hadock, Uailock. Savannah, Wood g. Lowe
Schr Gen Cinch, Morris. AualachcOia l. G. Rogers IL co
chr Eiser Perry, Pensacola, Master
Br schr Dart, Belize Honduras, Barelli SEQ
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The crop Of cotton (2l3 baes) of Isaac Winston,
near Gainesville, Ala, was destroyed by fire on the
Sd instant The Clubhouse, it is believed, was set
on fire by the negroes on the plantation
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Per steamship Union from Nav York-MesFrs Rogers, A
Wheelock, p Cullen, A King. Backman, F Carroll H
Suydam, W ) Gilman, Ii Schoon" aker, e w Dent, w B
Dinsmore, J Aston, q oster--5O in steerage.
Per ship Ellen, from LiverpOol-4O0 in Storage.
Per brig Jose hine, from Chagres5 cabin. IS steerage
Per brig Apalachcoa, from San Juan-4i in Storage.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Union Assorted mdse.
NEW fOBh-Per ship Creole: Assorlel mdse
NEW \ URk-Per bark n II Wolfe: Assorted mde.
NIUE
CAD!Z5Per bark Augusta: 800 tons salt to order.
81 MARTlNS-Per snip Iowa: 433J bbs salt Hanau
&CO
NEWPORT-Pers ship Windsor Caste $50 tons iron order
,lRDEAUA-Per hfig Frederch: Ass'd wines to order
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark Greyhound: 300 bags
coffee to order
N..WBuRYPORT-Per ship Clarssa Curier: 90 tons
RIO De JANEIRJ-Per ship Rebecca $500 bags coffee
to A otter Eliot
CHARLESrON-Per brig G l. Abbot: Rice to order
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Mote II he First municipality designated in the fol
table by ml The Not commence At the Railroad and ruu up
Steamboat Land
rlathoat Landing In the Third the
Commence down. Wharf
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Exports.

GALVESToNm5Per steamship Galveston; Is hhds sugar
200 IBIS hsky 93 do flour 1915 pork 100 do pota oes
600 81 corn, 40 pcs iron, 81 bys glass.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship BfandywHe; 2605 bales cotton
81 les 81 bbls talow 1000 slaves.
LIVERPOOl.-Per ship Mozar; 1872 bales cotton, 1913
boxes bacon Il hhds pigs knees 200 beef pkgs cigars
1000 saves
NEW YORk-Psr bark Lyman: 35 bales cotton. 700 bbs
flour, 352 bb 47 Cks 10 pork % cks bacoH 303 hides
BOSTON Per bark lhas Thorn son: ia bales cotton,
983 bbs az If do pork, 1864 bbs flour 80 d, lard OIL %
oil, 40 bbs lard, l3t do whisky, casks potash, ISL
hIl.s
APALACHlCOLAPe brig RorArne 1857 sks wheat,
4 cks bacon ~ LDis wky, 4JO do flour II hhd sugar Al
bb5 niulasses, 10 do 70 h.
ARKANSAS BAY-Per schr Star. q bbls flour, 10 Dbl,
whisky, 5iD Sis corn, etc.
BRAIOS Per schr l. Ity.eis bbls flour, 300 kegs
ard z bbs sugar. $50 bales tobacco 10 boxes soap 70 bbls
oil, / NJ sacks flee, $50 pkgs mdse.
BELIZE HUNDURAs-Iers chr Dart l hid tobacco,
% hbl ~ hi do flour, III bbls pork 30 do bread 70 do
SAY ANNAH-Pers chr sam ladock % hhd- sugar, 81
bb noasses Ia DO whisky, ~ flour, "a casks bacon li5
sacks seed.
APALA' ii lCOLAPers chr Gen t,nch: n hhds sugar
l3 hbs moasses, 4Ug do flour. 81 do pork 5 cks bacon
PENSACOLA schr V.slter hhda gar, 80 bbls
Hour ~ bbls mOasses do pork, 400 corn do coffee
~ do salt, 10 CHS bacon, % Kegs lard, etc.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
Tee Warehouse.
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
THElargest assortment GREEN and BLACE

L TEAS ever offered for
salelnihis cltY. and at lower
prices. These Teas are I
the latest importation, and
oithe most choice pullilis-'
grown IN G h ina, having
been selected with grea
care. For the use of fam
| lies they are put up II
small quantities in well -
| cured metal c packages, 5,
a. 20 pre5e, their fra
GRANGE US long as In tht
chests
City REAL dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats. ships aud hotrlssua.
piled with everv dnscrig.
ton of TEAS, inchests. halt
chests, Il 10 and o ID box
ages, if de-ired.
insfl I'm A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

There were 8 feet II inches water in the canal
last evening, and 81 feet on the ,aiis' Weather
clear and cool Louisville JUurnai, march III.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

W0nIny Morning, March II, IS3I,
COtt0n-The foreign letters by the steamer Pacific
hand by Saturdays mail and are said to read favora
bly, tn the Tel egaphic accounts In our MARKET however,
there fair inquiry, and about 300 bues changed hands
at previols portion of purchases for few days
back 4ii be speculaon-an indication that
parties believe prices to have touched nearly their lowest
point.
The steamer Asia is in the seventeenth day of her
passage tom Liverpool and is guile time for the telegraph
TO bring tdings Of her.
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DAN RiCE,s CIRCUS

ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.
MONDAY, March li-Postv LASr klGHT.-A choice
vi selection III AMPHlTH EAT RlCAL PERFORMANCES, in
Which the Strength Of will
batch OF CnmlCalte, the Great Jester himself.
poors open quaIter-past performances viii
quattrrpnst O'CLOCK.
~ Seats may 'ecure al the Ben Oc each day. between the
hours Of 10 and :.
80 Adnsu-De1s Circle, Pit, cents. Col
orGLl tiM.Inrv so mini
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THE erhed medicine ord tor the
Of Dysrspsa tie headache, heart urn,
habtuR scdy stomach, OF Hprele hma,
ncipent consumption debility arising from orscd levers
digestion, dearr ron OF the stomach
remedy surpassed by MEDICINE IN
for females lerng tom derang men
Amng The numerous and highly Respectable certhse' we rt
Professor a. A. HAYES, NJ. u, State Assayer;
EIrZHESRY HOMER, Esq. Boston;
JAS q. DUNN. Esd, City Treasurer, Boston
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, IA Pres. aiass senate ,,5
Hon. Ia, h. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil hhoue 's"
now member of Congress . - ,lioh;
Hon. WIN. WocDBRlDGE, formerly Governor OIL '''ci'
Hon J. r: MoRsnEAD, formerly Governor OF heR'ucAS'
Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, L. = Senator from Rh9ds Island
Hon. SAM :. pnElrs IT, = Se9s'o' '!op'
| Hon EoInSoS F@orE msmbsr Of Congress troa ";
Hon. II. u. FoSTEa, member OF oonstsss nv XVI w.
| Hon NJ H. MARTGN Delegate IN U nstesS nom Nseoi'
s' Cg AZ & nopsE meuiberin Congress from Iowa;
y p Srovp So q ERIK the House OF Represent We;
q q TRowsRIpGE ESD, Detroit, Mich;
Go lnxFs SpTvvyot 'enetS, lluhnune, la, ;
| InsEpH HOVE Esq. IL Wall s'rest, N,wSoik,
MN rtlud Of me ighe' can -er' 'ie
| - r. GEO Il. GREEN, proprietor, Nus7cr VI.
| REED BATES * AUSTIN Whne'ae Druggists, No.
| aj Merchsnts Row, Boston, General AGENTS.
| For ale bv ]. WRIGHT n 90, Isl Charities st.
- Pfiss 81 per bott . six bo.tlfs 10. SIS
re- UAUTIpN-E oxygenated Bitter
vii outside wrapper printed English French aud Sran
i'm, g OF Geo Green, Proprietor. upon fine
Sps aud, addition. fine engraved late. the h
boe, with the signature s Reed Baes who the sol
General agents, and 10 whom all orders mus us addressed
| COW PEAS-l0O haus lust received per BARI
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sTEAMBJAT9.
Belle Key, Key from Louisville.
Globe, BROOKS, from Nashville.
Georgetown, NcPher on, from Louisville.
Gen Taylor, Tnnlfad from D0na1sonvile.
Griffin Yeatman Wlianson from Cincinnati.
Gov Bent, Brandenburg, from White River.
Gen Worth, jerks, from Memphis
Mont lpmery, Estes, iom Princeton.
New World, Moore, from camden.
Nashville, Bellsgny der, from Nashville.
st Charles, Applegate, irOm Shreveport.
81 james. Power. from ThlbOdaux.
TowbOa Defiance, llanbury from the Pas-esbought up
ships Ciarssa Curier and Henry Nesnith.
TowbOa VI treck. Chambers, from the Passes-brought
w bark N II Wolfe
Towboa Mississippi, Brown, from the Pas-es,owei down
aGd TO the l2th mi snip Thos Feldea-brought
ny ship Ellen. brig G l. Abbot, and schr Jos Guest.
TOwboa Yankee FinOn from the Passes-uwed down and
the 18Th INST. brig klpstuck-brought up bark
Greyhound and big Frederick.
TowbOat COuquerUr. Andfew from the pases-owed down
and TO l3t int, ship ACKNOWLEDGEMENT up
ship Windsor Castle, bark Augusta, bngs Apaachlcoa
ami Josephine.
Towboat Persian Pinnerar, from the Passes-towed down
and to the 18th inst, ship Rauu- and sch Anita
Hamon-brought up ships Creole aud Rebecca.
gELOW-COMlSG UP.
Two ships and one brig, unknown.
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Steamship Union, Budd from New York, 9Th inst, to Bah
cock Fennfl-2d my.
Ship Winlsor CaNe, Sampson 40 days from Newport
Wsles, via MifOr Haven. TO masier-Lalagette.
Ship Llarssa Cuner, Knapp 20 days from Newburypon
Mass, to J Whitney & cod my.
Ship Rebtcc4 Wolf, from Rio de ganeiro 3lst jan to
Elio't-2i my
ship Creole, PIERCE 10 days from New York. to Wood
ruff &co-2d my.
Ship Henry Nesmilh -, from Baltimore. 10 maser-pt
ship Iowa, Blake 10 days from st MARTINS, TO Whitney
&cO-td my.
ship Niagara, Haynes, AZ days from Antwerp, in ballast to
master-2d my
Br ship lem Philips o5 Liverpool via Suddust Roads,
40 days, to master-3d my. So
Bark Gree hound Winon, from Rio de Janeo 18th Jan,
G & Bogeu &cu-Id my. ~
ter-2d my. - -
Bark Ii Wolfe, Davis % days from New ork, to Fodick
Lubec brig Fledrch, Gasleau 60 days from Bordeaux to
masier-lst my.
Brig G /. blot Stanley II days from Charleston. l.
" T. l. i.eyy-2d my.
Brig josephine Ducey, from Charres, TO maste-Pont,
Bng Apalachicoi, -, rom Chdgres, TO m1ster-PUnt.
Schr Joseph Guest, Gu days from Aakapas in ballast,
my
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AUCTION SALES.
Household Furniture, at No. Bnronne street
BY WIN. z. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.

rIHIs DAY March H. hdfpast 10 o'c'eek-"i be sod
All FURNITURE Sri dwelling -5i
shove conpr good Of Mahogany ad Ws,
PseAr Furnurr, Nnntel Clock Vases
I Sale posys account Of the immediate dspsrtGrs Of the
family
Terms cash on delivery nnhl7
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ORLEANS THEATRE.


MONDAY EVENING March lex raOrlinary Attracion!-
VI Benefit If Mr.. FlOT, Stage Manager.
Miles HiLARlOT Z. BARON, Messrs MAUGlN and VEGAS
have offered their services Tor this occasion.
MeyeEbecr's Grand Opera, in i've acts, entitled
ROBERT LIE DIADLE.
Principal characters Mesames feury Joy MesCu
Duluc, GeuiJrel and Scott
In the second act GRAND ADVERTISEMENT, by Nj lies
Htr Of Bnrnn, Messrs. Maugin and Vegas.
In the h he pyTotechnlC hIe, arranged
by MIR. Gator
Mile Baron Will take the character the pncip, Nun.
Performance 7. mills
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MILL GIVE II 5 fAREN ELI. LtVEES at hRMOR>
w HALL, On MONDAY Hud TUESDAY March II aud Is
Afternoons. run half pa3 To Evenings, past
mld O'Clock.
Doors open ha an hour IN advance, Admission
E The General lascs for ST. LOUIS T1eslar mil
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hp5llut cnrOk,, 5 MI
NJ. Il ,for $500. y r.
\i,,urhi, -uI
Minnesota 49,, 22,r ?
.taucbs.t.r,,3 nj.
Niagara ,...,.,l3.na
.ltgfug,o..,,.,.lO ms
p ster Marcy I.ite
pntugtisu.,l7u.
Heliauc.,.,.,.. g.n,I
l}e,.lu ,,,,.,2g 'u2
Rebec.,.. 6.ul
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COW PEAS-l00 bags, just received per bark
~ Cherokee from Charleston imported expressly for seed,
for sale BY RARELLl y co, 81 Common ST.
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FOR SALE-The following articles
l. 3 good steamboat Huls;
/ lot of Mariners Compasses
Capsan
/ lot OF Blacksmiths' Bellows
8 Anchors:
/ Engine, complee-4O inch cylinder, feet stroke,
with "a a rods and T head;
/ lot of Chains;
! lot of Raw.ers;
l lot of En- igns
/ lot of Sheets and Cotton Bedding;
l lot of fawl Boats:
/ lot of Blacksmiths Tools. etc. etc.
Apply to the Towhost Association, p Royal street,
the Good Intent Towboat office, No Front Levee First
Municipality. mills cot
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Clothing ........... Dry floods ..................
BY +. IL. PETITPAIN.

FOR SALE--A likely Negro Boy, about 20
yeas old. Apply TO J. BRADFORD& 60.
mhl4 lw New Basin.
HOUSE GIRL FOR SALE-A very nice Girl,
who accustomed house work and to the care of
children 10 Offered for sale. Apnytl
mhl2 lot FERD. KENNETH Il co, SO Magazine st.
FOR SALE-A Mulatto Boy, % years of age,
first Cook and Stewart, wei adapted for steamboat
hotel servant, 10 act in either capacity Inquire No "a
foy dras street mhl2
EOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
J. twenty five years odwell acquainted with the
Of hores-go ordinary Smith and fair Eugi
apply al this office. ts23 #
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The site Of the Poydras Methodist Church. corner
Of Poydraa and ClrOndeet street Apply to ii. X. w.
HI Ill, OF Messrs Hill Mclean n Co. fe29
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-A Steamboat,
~ carrying 2300 bales cotton in first order e. =
and engaged in good and profitable ls4aA..-55S
trade. The owner having engaged in other
business, cannot bis personal attention. the only reason
for desiring sell Terms made easy For particu ars
pyto [mh3l r. Is. SMITH, II Poydras st
DOR SALE-A most desirable House. near the
L Texas Landing, known the WASHING -
TON HOTEL SUtre Dame and TchOupi- 1.,;N
touas The said Hoe is capable of accom- 4-~
motang 70 or 50 bOarders. For further particulars, Inquire
on the premises
ALso-The " FLAG OF OUR UNION No. 7 Front
Lev-e Second Municipality well located for business, and
| having two Tenpn Alleys and a well furnished Bar.
The sells in consequence OF being about to perma
| nenty leave the mill I'm
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HAY, CORN, OATS BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in store and tr ale in lots purchasers,
by ]. GARLAND co.
tei isly 10l rchoupitoulas street
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TN t. undersigned continue to make liberal cash
adva ces upon approved canagnmen to their friends in
Richmond Baltimore Phia eiphia New YoI, and Boston.
fell If FERU KENNETH Il 20. 80 Magazine st.
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KOUssEL,s Premium PEREUMERY Y,

IL" G. n MORRISON, Wholesale and Ret all Druggist,
No u Magazine street. being appointed Agent Tor the
Of RAI n (ate RClfss L's) PREhlU VI PERFUMERY
in the city OF vDreans. has constantly large stock
hHnd which he will supply to wholesale dealers at manu'ac
tmreT's mhA l3t3n
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ME I HUEFPSUN UUAL AhU SIO HArFes
street, corner IS Julia street-The subscriber having
purchased this old est osisd yard, and laid fresh Supply
of Coat prepared dsyer, in ots TO suit to ms ,nena'
and The old ths ard, the best qusiHy Of FITS
BURG, ANTHRAcITE, ENGLISH AND AMERbGss WEE ~
Coat. J'HN u 49,. y -
N.~si- 60, -, - 49, 49, all hm3o
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Second M Rict paiitV-
INDlANA-fer Sutterand's boats: 400 900 lbs pork
AGO bbs kegs ard bbs pork 1000 bushels corn 35OU
do wheat to Hewitt, Norton &c0. ~
OHlU-Per Silverhom's boat: 1882 bbls -four Sturge
Adams X Graham.
INDlANA-Per Aliens boat: 1875 binds bacon, 500 bbla
pork lN0 20 Lard 10 Sturges. Adams Il Graham
COAST-Per Espy II Grahams boat 10 bbs and $50 hi
bbls mOasses to NJ sullivan.
At CdrrOlit0n-
OHIO-Per ThOrnys two boats 400 bushels potatoes to
Poole u Bro
The republic., 1851-07-14
The southern WhICs.

The Union takes exception to a remark of
ours in the Republic of the llth instant, that
"they are laboring to destroy the influence
now exerted by the Wings of the South TO
save the Union," and asks for proof. In the
Union of July 9Th the following paragraph oc-
ours in the editorial columns:
"The dangerous tendencies of Northern Whig-
gerry have been scarcely modified by the adoption
of the Compromise. Had the Whig party of the
South acted with patriotic and disinterested firm
ness-if IL toouId act ,oih patriotic and
disinterested frunsss, the Northern Wing party
would be forced to abandon its present position
and cease its efforts TO breed discord and engen-
der strife"
Again, in their issue Of July 10th, they hold
this language;
awe also commented on the extraordinary fact,
that the Wing party of the South had continued
its alliance with the Northern Federalisis while
they were engaged in this unholy work, and the
'hH more extraordinary fact that The Southern
Wigs, tohiie claiming TO be the ezciusire Jriends Of
hs ComToufre, are not0 reuniting he political
bonds vhich bind hen 10 the factionistS of the
NorGh."-Tour italics
These are verbatim quotations from the edi-
torials Of the Union newspaper, and yet its ed
tors charge upon us misrepresentation of their
course and conduct. Is it not, we honestly
ask, calculated to destroy the influence Of the
The republic., 1851-07-14

ROBBERY OF AN EDIToR's HoUsE.-The house on
Highland street, Roxbury, of Epes Sargent, ir.,
editor OF this paper, who is now tour TO the
White mountains, entered between one and
two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon by thief,
who carried off nearly $40 worth of property,
chiefly ornamental articles. A man called at the
front door and made some inquiries of the colored
domestic and at the came time a supposed accom-
plice went in at the back door and committed the
robbery. Besides the fancy articles stolen WAS n
large-sized and valuable copy of the Bible, taken
from the study. If the thief will only make right
Of this good book, and thus learn to " sin no
more" we will venture TO promise him Mr.. Sar-
gents hearty forgiveness for the larceny.
[Boston Transcript,