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May 2l-iM1

DOMESTIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
0aennga Series Of Designs Adapted TO the United States
by Ranet. vols. l6+9.
Designs Country Village Residences in the United States
Details Specifications, Plans and Drectons and
Estimates Of Cost Of Each Design. 2vois 1880
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Redences by Arnot
vol, 1850
Two Designs Cottages and Villas; by Mess Walter
b smith. vol. .
Architecture Designs for Cottages, Farm Houses
nd Villas. 1 vol. 1851.
Gardenns Rural Architecture, adapted
o North America. vol 1880.
Architecture Designs for Cheap Cottages and
Houses. vol, 1881.
Together with the and all other
branches Of architecture and building
June FkANCk TAYLOR
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DRESS GOODs.We respectfully invite the attention Of
pubc ladies' especially, to extensive assortment
goods stock unusually large and varied
will be offered purchasers
ersy dispose much stock possible In
The public will find greatly their advantage give US call be-
purchasing elsewhere We have
Rich chene, striped plaid spring and summer silks, In low
prices
pink, blue geen and salmon oioed monsseiines
coored mousseiines travelling dresses
~ do awoo fne small figured mousselnes, for chldren
Plain green blue shalley-a and desirable
article for ladies' dresses
Plain grave fancy coored bereges in all shades
40 pieces figured bereges and grenadines
Is do low-priced part Of which very beautiful,
in ow-price goods
do beregs aine price, and very choice styles
In French lawns and aconets, &c #..
Is pieces rich printed Organdie muslins
rs do printed jaconet cambrfcs, extra hne
so do fine medium quality and price lawns warranted fast
100 do Iow-priced do do
30 do small figured dotted French ehintzes, for chill
drens wear
20 do half mourning lawns and Organde muslins
IS do good quality black lawns, at l2k cents
addition above line, have almost every article be.
longing all of which and will sell on good
retail In The c0un
will only be for purchasers 70 be convinced OF the
examine goods and prices before bny
ing. We ask careful and particular examination. ~
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
May 8-dlm
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NEW GOODsThe subscribers beg leave to inform their Gus
received supply OF the follow.
ing articles, which they invite attention, namely:
Black chaIy, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do bombasins warp aipacss, very light
Do and fancy bereges and de lanes
Fancy French orandie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconets, for dresses
Do 6wiss and polka musins
Black and fancy Foulnrd silks
embroidered cus and collars oil every va
neiy and price
Very handsome and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' gauze meno AID silk vests
Richardson and Gray's undressad Irish linens
English nd American beached long CLOTHS
Ladies gent!emens kid silk, and islethread gloves
description gentemsns aud youths wear, and
great variety goods all of which will be disposed Of on
mos accommodating terms
We beg housekeepe
supply Of ,.
Linen and shectngs, damask table cloths
Napkins towens, coored Marseiles and Aendae
quilts
Table piano covers embroidered and nce curtains
White bun linen, for window blinds
Enyli u curtain chint1es
~, 81, and g. white mafiings
~, 81, and 81 fancy colored mating, new style
50, and plain coiored cocoon matings
Very superior English American door ocohs designs
and very handsome
And large French and English velvet tapestry
" HOoE, BROTHER, b CO.
Nav ol-i
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~ n. CLUsKEN, Architect and Civil Engtnssr, has
u, Travsps budnea, ds Of Pernsyl-
avenue, bvtwssa In nd sn srsss wsA Fss %Ad
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Canton msts,ngs Fleer Oileloths, Carpstins, &c.
THE receiving schooner Statesman
50 piece. - eIu. heavy white Canton msuinr
do do do
% do 81 DO do DO
2 90 -. s.s 90 red checked DO DO 90
do aup.r English oicloth, IS feet wide
do American ocoh, from twelve TO eighteen feet
wide
Is do iow-priced American olcoth, se,
wide
10 do Cocoa mauines basement, &C.
Also constantly Of variety Of i'm
ported and American carpeung, such
Bsssis English and American Brussels
priced rag hemp cotton, and plaid ossthsr
ev.ry for house furnishing which
prepared determined offer good terms
other dealers In this country. -
Ap le-u r. H. HooE 20.
JEW and beautiful styles nAncy shirss with
IN attached.
Also, super Isle thread unds shirts haifhoss
FRESH supply Of s stocks cheap
for weather Just received and tor sale at ,,u,
Genuemcns Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania av
May 2a-M
I,AUZE rIanreIs. Ac.-We have Just received
W Welsh hannels, warranted unahnking
20 do summer nanncis In assorted grades
We have also
as dozen super r.une vests, in long
is do heavy mcnno vests, wh, long and shor sleeves
10 do hpe goeamer do
Together Of hosiery and gloves for ladies
and gentlemen which will sell on the very best terms.
CLAoETT NEWTON, MAY, Co.
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ID ECHERCHEs les Eauip~Gss de Ponts Miiitalres
Europe par Baso Major General Auuichisnd usduit dc
l'aIemand, par J. r. Capitaine d'srtiierc; vol.
Resiemeni Campasne Durst La
sale 4 vol.
Trate de- Fertilization Passayse dAaqus do defsnse des
lea points Hiaes Fischmsi
bomhaders uadnt paen,ahd, Re6l,
Pufsssu de appiqsess scos dass de Vincenns
l VOL with Of plaus.
Sur Organization I'ariche empo dams gusrrs de-
canpAgpe; Issbourg, colonel darlIehe vol
Sur les Rsconnoissances Mas Correard. ancen nge
ncur I VOL, with atlas Of plates.
De Armsmen dee Places de Guene par 10 General dAres
Marion vol
imported, various points o. military science
and service, direct from Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR,
MAY
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nENTLRMRNsa Summer HAts.-sTEvENS has in
roducsd ire Arce for rsntiemsn summsr has 10
light we'll ventilated elegant CAN and Al the Asnsum
opposite tue Adsiphi Theatre.
May QS-e03df
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From the San Francisco Herald.
x...,., sv,,a.. Account Of nj. sssws,a.A,p

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ITNDERaHIRTN and DrAwsrs. fbr gentlemsn's
cotton msrino, light hne
Of great variety Of gIovss.
For sale, At uaiform prices, Al
TT 'f sTEvBNsw,
Under the Ahsneum, opposite The Adsphi Theatre
Nay 06-seaN
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The address OF The Hon. VIM. nj. Gwin 10 his con-
.ttuents. the people of California, VIII be found be-
low. We give il 10 the exclusion OF other matter to-
dv NJ IL furnishes an authentic and detailed view OF the
condition before Congress OF the various which
Immediately interest California Although covering much
space is probably as succnct any such document
be expected TO be II is in very good taste. and
far goes, establishes the senator's claim to the cred,
OF having served the State zealousy Further than the
matters touched upon OF course do not express
opinion.
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Being an excess beyond the demands Of the d
partment of :

And how was this excess created!
lst By the addition of various TO the several OBJ
ecs recommended by the department, which had stated
the it needed, and to which additions made
by the action OF the committee their own RESPONSE
bty, varying from $3e, 900 in to smaller
in other cases, but producing aggregate OF 1924 000
previously consulting the department. lar the doc
uments show, in any case, and without consulting il al
all other important TO the amount OF $97S,O00
and asked by the department, including dredge
boats, is Al
The number added by the committee is SO
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h. III In, s.4 .a....a Ia,a.ahsa1
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me nomfao'e PuDhc lahn system oil the United States,
Tor the appointment OF surveyor general and also law
for the 0a adjudication OF all the land titles within her
limits These enaclments of the highest
to the State The last two will relieve her from the
present extraordinary and anomalous condition in which
abe 10 placed regard To the lands within her limits
The public land system which will soon be put in mo-
non, will prepare the national domain for donation and
purchase in convenient parcels The surveys will divide
The tracts into OF from $40 down the minute
fory acre subdivision. and place in the power OF every
IN ms favor from the United States government for the
iAno ne may seect IA his home; whilst. the other
Ano the law for the adjustment OF land titles. by lie
may provisions and requirements, will bring to proper
land title IN California
ne Undersigned, having passed the greater portion OF
NJ ,e " STATES o the Union in which there
mefous rfench, .panlsh, and British titles, is a living
dueed BY slow psal imperfect, and inconclusivs avs
Tern OF seing these claims. They have been held in
suspense over the public lands not merely for the
rage OF human life but in numerous cases for two and
nIee mes mat period, and have kept valuable and i'm
ponant regions OF country in unsettled condition: thus
cneckIng the prosperity OF the Saie and leading 10 public
ana individual embarrassment. Within very few davs
ree OF tnese large grants each OF something like half
century since then origin, have been brought to a final
lodcia test and forever annued and barred by decis
ION OF the Supreme Court OF the United Stae. One M
sse' more than nifty years old for one hundred mil
mons OF arPens OF land Ii had like hundreds and thou
OF Others. dragged its weary way before boarls OF
in ina onh"ns ana committees IN Congress. and was left
~ dubious condition until brought tunder recent Ia
VI oohgtessl before the judicial tribunals of tbe conn,y
$500 . ~ ons'acer was fairly examined and finally and
usssmlnea Taking heed OF such evils The un
oefsKheo ZEN to be Of the highest conseonence ~ On
State the adoption OF more sHsc,nai .d,,n w. our
speedy settlement OF land titles ' ~ '"e
Inc expOs,ton OF his reasons and of the p,nc;n,..
winch con'roeo MN IN urging the adoption of the pres.
snt system fof the settlement Of land claims, il fully
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i DAILY CRESCENT.

y CAefstiaas Sentenced to Death.
In June last, eight thos%nd Christians at lmrena,
being assembled togethes evening in different
places, engaged in religious exercises were all ar
rested and condemned to death. Eighteen OF them
had already been executed when all the rest found
means Of escape, fed to the palace OF the prince
and impored his protection. The prince took them
under his care The fact having come to the knowi-
edge of the queen, she ordered her grand marshal
and first minister, Rainharo, to convey her orders
70 the prince her som to al ,hese
to intimate this order to the prince, who refused to
obev it. declaring that the Christians were under
his protection, and that if any one had the hard-
hood to force his palace with view to their seizure,
h would put him instantyto death. High words
then took place between the prince and the grand
marsha. the latter Initiating to the former that he
wa acting in open rebellion to the queen his
mother The prince becoming impatient, and hav
inc strong motives for resentment against the grand
marshal drew his sword and aimed blow at his
head 1t struck him on one side OF the head, and
cut off one Of his ears The generals present came
to the rescue Of the grand marshal, as the prince
was about to put an end to him. When the queen
heard OF what had taken place, she squashed the
whole affair, fearing revolution at lmirena, for
she knew that all the Ankova youth were partisans
with the prince and that he is beloved by all the
people and the army. The Christians are now in
safety, and assemble themselves together in the
evening, the government shutting its eyes upon
everything. Rainharo trembles before the prince.
This young prince, who has completed his twenty
first year, and who has been brought up by Gen.
Ratshambe, his governor, promises to establish his
throne as it was under the late King Radama, his
father. He has been several times at the prayer
meetings of the Christians and makes every effort
to comfort them 1t has been very difficult to get
access the ports Of the queen, since, in 1S45 she
drove away all the foreign merchants, and put an
end to all trade with the country. We can only
hope therefore, the way will be opened as soon as
the prince, her son, shall ascend the throne after
his mothers DEATH
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provide horse coach the specific bid though
the highest will be preferred TO the star bid TO the extent OF
moderate difference in the compensation, IN case the liter
such interfere with the policy OF the new law,
which looks arducon the cost OF transportation tx
ceptons, however may be allowed, where the star bid Is
made by the present of the stock the route and
manifest that the reasons for preterng the specific bid do not
exist in his case.
g. On of the highest class here ourhorse coach
steamboat transportation required by the and I'M
of the mails preference for the specific bid will
be- if carried to greater extent OF difference than
the inferior coach subject however, to the excep
tons above stated.
"a. modification of bid in Of its essential TERMS
antamount bid and cannot be received, so as TO
Interfere with regular competition, alter the last hour set Tor
receiving bids
%. Postmasers required be CAREFUL and not to
ty the sucency OF sueies without showing
that they persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bid
ders guarantor and surees distinctly notified that on
failure enter into perform the contracts for the seryi
proposed for the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be
enforced against them.
26 The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
toore used this Department except IN the respects parcu
larry mentioned these Instructions Hnd cOnd1nons and
all railroad and steamboat routes the contractors Will be
qud deliver the mails into the offices at the ends OF
the routes and into all the offices not more than eighty
rods fom the railroad or landing. .
N. X HALL, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department. January 10. ISL FED 6t law
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. lBI Chartres st. New Orleans.

+ WRIGHT Il CO. having resolved to stand unrvaed ia
every department of their bushes. have agreed with the
Propretor and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines the United States, to keep them con
santy supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far below the usual market prices BY this they
enabled TO offer the Inspection of purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be found in this any other
CITY, Having had many years experience in the purcnae
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facie
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
SCALE and are now prepared supply the trade at prices 30
per Sentage on his investment either at
assortmento Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
The following list comprises Of their assortment, anu
can De furnished TO dealers, In from twenty TO
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
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Mayoralty of N.OrIeans, March B, 1851.

COUhtlL OF NuNIcIrALIIY NJ ,IWo,{
d ESOLVED, That the Mayor he and he is
IN hereby authorized and requested after having given
days notice in the official journal of this Municipality, sell
at public aution the for building Brick Engine
house. Stable, Hose house. Trough, etc. for Trad Ferry Fire
Company No. H. lot OF ground Tchoupitouas
between Race aud Orange streets, owned by this Municipal
y and Engine house, Stable Hose house Trough ETC.,
for Washington Fire Company No 70. lot of ground
on Thaa street between Bacchus and Dryades streets,
owned by this Municipality, all in accordance with plans and
specifications file in the Surveyors office. The work
10 be done without delay good and substantial
satisfaction of the Surveyor and Fire Committee. The
contract or each honse be sold separately the
security in twice the amount of the contract
for the faithful performance of the work
Passed February 10, 1851.
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MayOraIfy of New Orleans,

TN pursuance of resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two, at It's sitting of a6th ult.
notice ia hereby gwen that less than days from the
first publication hereof the Gouncl of Muncir atty No
Two will proceed to act the Improvement contemplated
bV said resolution, " To the street tn, south
side of the Annuncaon Market be opened and extended
from its termination the side of the Annun
citation Market place, through TO Tch0upouas street,
straight line and width Of forty feet eleven and
half nches from the continuation of the southern line of said
street, under the of April 3d. 1882 regulating the opening
OF streets, etc., within the city of New Orleans and OF the
anieniatory thereof approved 81 May, lS7.'
mh3 A. D IROSSMAN. MaYOy
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This Company is nowready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the State, con-
tined exclusively 10 Life insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors feel confident that ii affords
unusual and much greater induce.
meuts to those DESTROYS of stiecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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Dapis's syrpg If t5iIa cae7f aad Tg--We would ca.
attention the atyerise nj Of this valuable medicine
other column. Several Of It's sautay effects nave come
under personal observation and therefore confidently
reoommend it the afflicted. Ed NJ j. Heekig Yiytsr
md IenperalteG Seminal, (Trsns0n,l Feb 9. lyll.
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reuuCed tpsT ur7f}7,
nereagug You would doweil tosend aHo.her supply.
ps SsI,Snn sd Eek Se7 Gs 5sn 9ff92 % 5 9sS
was Unlisted Tor twen ye4rs with violent pain my breast.
tended followed Ivy emaealon, and other decided symptom
COX great deal Of sdcne without my eei w Ss
was advised to uy Dr. Dqyls's Compound Sylup of Wild
relieved Of ly complaints therefore, can with corr.
enee Isfomnend i to all who are in like afflicted
The authenticity OF the above statement Is gouGhsd for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant Of Milford, who knows Nj.
roomey and the circumstances Of his NIT i now ssy
s ss Ssy@ for d Civ g gs sq sAsn from @
Of M t pant or yarnish No cerc
PHlLaDELpHr., September % have been ubec, for
ne last fifteen years to of the lungs cough and
ever and very frequently laid upn bed during that time with
nrh swea eou% a pHp bR ~ my 6e and left 3 win
9 three months i appeared to me that whole lungs
eies many y0 sme R dP f we're na @ ct matter
number of prescriptions from family physic an with
e ap Of & GRsy g and M Da
he most happy and saatary effect on disease Before
relieved, the pain ei side and breast. now con
occasionally afflicted with side Of my head A'
'Asd door, Gs 6so GE sehuF dhPs% spis s5 side
II gentleman of this CITY, who has been troubled with
an abty OF he urinary organs io several years which
may be supposed, was constant trouble to him day ad
night was receny cured of cold and cough by tho
But his great satisfaction find while taking The medi,
cine, that the tedious affection gradually disappear
the medicine, and the irtabiy of the bladder entirely
moved and he feels stronger and better in health than beiu
he was attacked with cold (uch the soothing and reno
waiting effects OF this valuable medicine Its efficacy the
same IN inflammation of the kidneys liver papitation OF
The heart, nervous tremo ETC. To similarly afflicted
who may want respectable reference his viii be given
and we court inquiry, people often deceived BY adj
versed medicine that they frequently reject those which are
good and free OF quackery.
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman to whom the ahov
tatemen ailudes lie fellow craftsman respectabl
master priner.-Ed hepstOae1
Es The following statement is from q worthy and we!
KNOWN citizen. Mr. Nliar has been for several years
rector oil the Public Schools and has held various offices
honor and responsibility:
PHILADKLPHrA, September 10, iSi5-A month or mon
since, was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies such paregorc sqn
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Davss Compound SyryB
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me few doses andth
tourhs OF bottle entirely cured My mother b.,
oubled with an huhtual cough, and has been regularly
sqnis and paregonc has been taking Dr. DAVIS medcn
few days past, and says her cough not half bad a.
before she commenced taking 1t.
| THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street,
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gents Tor
/ the South and West, j WRIGHT IL CO.,
| Whpye all orders must be- ad - n
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trOn. Mr. s. c. Hayes, Of the firm Of Bygy7, Haye, 4
Co., Booksellers GHI StGtiOHers, Mo- y3 Market Srset,
Eki!ddelphia-JGbuaTy ., lSi7.l
Y0ur Syrup Of Wild Cheuy and Tar Invaluable rene.
ty; it cured the Of colds with II you want u re-.
pfcate will chaeruily give one. 5. &. HAYEE.
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INSTRUCTJONS

THE undersigned, Postmaster of certifies that he
is well acquainted with the above named their
property and that they sufficient and able make good
their guarantee
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DO N ES TIC PORT rs,

- ~ y - y ~ II L -.
eG.=s CHARLESTON AND HAyAN
%ElIRs Packet - Uaited States .Idfi Iias bst1een
zzssHae&As Charleston and HdDanl, via Sapaurrh nnd
ney .Wsst-The splendid steamship isABEI., Capt Roi
Inns l09 tons b9Ithen has resumsd heT regular trips r0n
for Chareston-Sh and d Of each MONTH leaving Chares.
ton for Havana on the LIST ard 18TH
RATES Of PASSAGE:
Havana TO Charleston or Savannah, ,,.,..,,... s40
Havana to Key West. n
Eoi further particulars, apply to -
Nj. g. MQRDECAl, Charleston, or to
II. J. HARI co. ~ Tehonplioulas st. N. Orleans.
Agents ut Hava ma, DRAKE BROS L co.
c- Passenger leaving Havana by this shp eau reach
BALTIMORE on the Ft Day By taking the Land Route and
New York and Phlade nha in the time by taking tia
Steamship TO LiUbe porls db 3aw
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SHIPPING.


y.sIFss FOR CALIFORNIA. via the Istbmus OF
&MJEEz Tehnantepec and Vera CruZ-'rhe well known
ssAzs<zazzsa and iavorite steamship ALABAMA X. w.
Foster commander will leave the wharf foot of God
Tor Mnatlan touching at Vera Cruz, on MONDAY, the
10Th INST, al 8 O'Clock A. M, positively.
RATES OF PAssAGE TO VERA CRUZ AND MINATIrLAN:
"a S'Aoou $ou W
- faGe ....',....,..; ~ w
XIV 90 pour77 3az gage allowed each passenger Freight
IS cents per cubic foot.
IL Passengers will have provide themselves with pass
ports from the Mexican Consul.
tsEy For freight assage. amply to
mhS e.. J, MEENER Il co, IS povlras ST.