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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
PORT. OF NEW ORLEANS
LAr1rrnr 80 81 sooN.l.onarrunr soc ". -n Time Cd

Wednesday Morning. April 8, 1s5l.5
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Maria Burt, Emerson, Galveston,
sr ship Cambria McCuloch, Liverpool, Jas Wilson
Br ship Virginia, Thompson, Liverpool, ,
Rr ship Empire; Murphy, Liverpool, N Bradner smith
Ship resent, Forbes, Liverpool Fosdck Sco
Ship Excelsior, Crocker, Liverpool, ii Elliott Geo
Ship Thomas Church, Goodell. Liverpool,
schr James Arthur, Harrison. Mobile. FarreiIy
sehr Jane, Wilson, Apaachieoa, Master
Arrived.
Ship Ocean Queen, Shooe, from Liverpool Gath Feby
Brig ia Waite Koopman, 10 days from Chasres. bal
sch Rogers Ashley. days from BrazOs St Jago. in
ballast to mas,er-is my.
Nashville BeIlsynyder from Nashville
Cinclnnatus, Bergher, from Cincinnati.
VIM Noble; Ne comb. from Cincinnati.
a a%Ge Pas So d Sae %au Col p Wseg
Harry Hill. Newell, from Nashville;
Anna \" !, tabs,t 1; f i'o@ ' St MaFinsvie.
Western World, Norton, from ST Louis
Jas Heyett, Quanier. from Louisville.
Gipsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Tuscumbla johnson, from l.ehore.
GLENCOE . Dunhamii from louisville d.
ship Ocean Queen.
Reports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: lO7 bbls flour
bb whisky 800 SKIS as SKIS salt. Is kegs laId 10 bx
ship ship Cpmss is ,s r s. cotton
ship ' Emp 1 sss bales cotton, 500
XEEBsP9oo, Der shin Crescent 2.ss bales cotton.
iIiVERPOoiI-Per ship Excelsior; $3.50 bal cotton.
ss chr lanes anne a, A tE bids hid
~ Lgs whisky; iO6 sacks corn, 80 sacks c9ase;
BIZ % 66 WHISKY %
70 sacks corn IL kegs lard, sundrles
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, of 31st
March, says: "Georgetoaoa, ID. c. Arrived
bark VIM Chase, Dorry, from Porto Rico, with
543 hhds. sugar and 81 hhds. molasses, to Messrs.
=. 81 A. H. Dodge. This vessel brings home in
irons part of the crew originally shipped for the
voyage. Their names are w. Belsor, Lewis Clark,
George Vanzantter and VIM. Peterson. They are
charged with deliberately and obstinatey refusing
to obey the orders of the mate. | have seen GER
tificate of the Commercial Agent at the Island oil
ST. Thomas, expressing his opinion that Captain
John &, Dorry is perfectly justified in putting in
IRONS, and otherwise punshing,' the above named
seamen.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
n EW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. APRIL ., 1881

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL-Last night being the
last meeting Of the present Council, sufficient memben did
moi appear the Board TO form ouo,um. The Recorder
took the Chair halfpas five o'clock and the of
the Aldermen being called. only members = Messrs
Shields Renshaw Hawthorne. Stewart and Johnson an
swered and the meeting adjourned die The re.
naming Aldermen very properly absened themselves as
business of any importance could be properly
at the last sitting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
AUCTION SAL rs.

BY SYKES. HYD r 4 COY CO. ''n''
Hts pay. apnl a, u o'clock-wi be sold .ustion
TIE asnfsiy pas schooner JENNY LIND together
saea sad ready built Albany, Isdisas d.y. yos
ar 'sise s.s sa
so err R :ppy % sGi r.. o ss, he en- II % near
syis a,ds Co.'S ssss.i"e '''' '' " - sp ss'
Furniture and y,stSs.ss r. :.s ae''snrsn' At No.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
D.T Aps ..S 4 i 'o0'i- be sold 90 the premises
The Furniture and Glassware Gallery Fi1urs.
one large Cooking Stove $780, and the Lease the
Term.-cssh sps
furniture. .Buckets .Bsogsns.
By j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
AT the Commercial Eschang Charles Perddo
"WEDNESDAY, April 9. at II o'cloct-wn be soId
An extensive assortment of fine FURNITURE
20 dozen Painted BUCKETS;
Buyers respectfully invited call aude
sortdent previous 10 the .ale sps
Credit. sale. ........of. .. Dry Goods
BY j. D. BLACHE q CO.
EDNESDAY April g. at 10 o'cloot-wi
p ass s.. sss Line. c.s
s1 ce'0a haptssIehsi PRINT, French Duns
Ns,eas s s.a ss iSfs.
Blsached and Brown Dome,tics,
10 Catalogues viii be ready goods may .aned early
| on the day OF sale. sp7
Ladies' Auction Of Rich Fancy Dry Goods,
At Madame Fanny Flyers.
| BY VINCENT e. CO.
4 - j. EuGEsE ToURNE. Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, April 9, at 10 ococsWIl 30 sold, s.
| w Charities street,
extensive variety rich Fancy Dry Goods selected and i'm
ported Madame Fryer expressly for this MARKET TO
posed of at iction without consisting
/ Rich Brocade, Damask and her Silk Dressea;
| Pinned plain CashfHere Dresses;
| Batiste de soIe Eco,saise
| Plain end printed Bzreges ditto Saine:
| Printed, embroidered and Broche Muslins;
Broehe embroidered, ored, white and Ecosssse Tass
Robes
san Cloth and Cashmere Closks very rich black
Maneets;
| White Muslin and Lace Psrdessus
Rich Grape Grenedin and Barge shaHls and Scs Peierne
and Cola trimmed with vaeucienne;
Rich embroidered Col CbeIaisetes;
Thread Cambria Handk ere pief., very costly;
Plain figured Para Fans, Shoes, Bouneu an
Head Dresses Crsvs,s Fouard silk Handkerchef
| and Vaienciennes etc. ETC. rps
Dry Goods Port Wa.dens' Sale
BY f. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY. April 10 at 10 o'eock-Wl auctio
the wardens of the Port, and for of may
|
cases Printed Lawns; cases Prints;
| 2truses Prints and case Linens,
damaged board the Ship Harriet Augusta voyage
| Liverpool to this port.
Terms-Cast. ap9
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IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE.

lie
C00 TONS best TENNESSEE IRON, as
wv scred--fiat. square and round.
% tons hes, Plough Plates
10 tons he Plough MOulds.
% tons best Boiler Iron, 3-16 to "a.
Best Refined Cable.
100 tons assorted.
15 tons retinsd Boiler Iron
10 tons refined Plough Plates
Swedish Iron.
70 tons assorted-fu II, square and round.
English Iron.
300 tons Flat Ba, Ito * inch by 4 toll inch
l00 tons Round Bar. \ to inch.
100 tons Square Bar u TO Al inch.
Sheet Iron.
$50 bundles to 10
100 bundles, % 10 Is.
Hoop Iron.
$500 bundles, u to Az inch
Scroll Iron.
l0oo bundles, 1sx1s to lxlS. 3. Is and q.
Angle Iron.
tons assorted-ih, N, 2 and 81 inch.
Copper.
$4,000 ID Braziers, to $50 ID sheets, 3Ox6O.
TIN Plate.
300 boxes best Charco Il, Xxx
Fer sale at the lowest prces and on accommodating
terms, by PRlESTLEY b BEIN,
apps y SO and 81 Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

UNITED STATES CIRoUIT CouRT.-Yesterday Messrs.
l., Bye Mr. Hahn and Ren, s. Tappan. Esas. appeared
n the above ard presented their diplomas from the
Law Department the University of Louisiana, and were
admitted Practice by the presiding Judge.
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NOTICES..

Il Nouce'-The undeyAgnsd Gas resumed business O
his account IN ths m ,br .r, AZ n.
Ae house OF LEvERca CO.. oy the deceas
EDWARD WALSH. no W LEvgRfcH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

JUJUBE PAsTE-A iurtheE supply Of the
j ahovs article Lemon and Rose dsvared, mt received,
for sale by go. = .sh II rr eSE
mh2l CORNER WV Nn i,LtSef sure. 2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

DROP MANNA-A small invoice in store and
~ for sale by BAREI.II & CO. 81 Common u.
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IbnltfhC -.ss-.s'L TIE
yancouver..... Point
Warbler .......2,m m.
vestuioreland 7,ml
Windsor Castle. LIT
W m. Nelson, ...25 mi
VIM spragne ..l9 M
William......., 3,nl
Wuodsile ......3l IN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY

Mrs. G. RODDY, ~
I'd Corner OF Carontelet and streets,
&nuf tB Respectfully begs leave call the aten-
- Of toe ladies. and the public generally, 10 her VGN
French stsw sit
BONN ETS well a article in the MILLINERY lire.
Her equal that establishment
ms her moderate.
u MI. ymid inform the ladies that she has carried on the
DRESS TAKING many yeats city prepared
patronage. Old cleaned for Fifty Gents nhs f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09
CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

gTyHE subscriber has just arrived and Is no nov
opening a splendid assortment OF DIX
GOODS suitable for this market, which he WI
sell as cheap as the cheapest. lie would res
aectiulls invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists Of the latest and most lash
ionable style OF Prints; Lawns, Gingaams
Barege de LANES, Plain and Paid Maslns,
Dress and Bonnet Silks; all kinds OF Bonner
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
Lisle Edgings Silk and Cambria hdk is; Black
Italian Cgavais; Mode shawls. a splendid article;
Blk Silk Lnces; Coronation Cord, and other
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccas. Muslins OF all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian Mn
lures; Cloths, Cassmeres, Satinetts, and Jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and Satin
Veslings pins, needles, steel beads, hooks and
eyes, hair pins, thimbles, perforated paper, aeph-
vr Worsted buttons of all kinds hosiery, gloves,
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf SKIN
Boots, Mems Enameled Calf and Kip Shoes.
Youths and Boys Shoes, Ladies Enameled
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French Kid and other
Slippers, Enameled Cutters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
of Children's Shoes
Also. a good assortment OF hardware.
A very large stock af Queens and Glassware,
Of The latest patterns, Looking Glasses, Window
Glass, Nails, &c.
GRocr sits OF all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety of other Arti-
c,es, al Of which will be sold Cheap for Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills. Front Street,
Davenport
a,ru al 1881
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REELECTION

The Past--where is it. Ii has fled.
The Futurca l, may never come.
Our friends departedi With tue dead.
Ourselves, Fast fastening TO the tomb.
What are ear,h's Joys! The dews 81 morn.
Its honors! Oceans wreathng foam.
Where's peace. In trials meesly borne.
And Joy! lnAeaven, the Caris,ian's HON,
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CERTIFICATE or 4 DRUGGIST.

lHnn, emo, May -, 1888.
To DR. II. Myer-- Dear Sir: The sneee.s
oil yoGr preparation OF SafSapaillta, Wtid Cherry
and Dandelion, IN our neigh0orhood, is a,tenisi-
ing. ! have never mel Mlth an article hat has
made so decided and permanent an impression.
II IS ahsolaty i'm possible Ia recommend II III too
strong terms. Il ,uials every promise, and j., by
all odds, the~yers best article | have had in m
store. buf first citizens axe IT, and in dozens II
cases it has performed most remarkable cures
ant IN many Cases 81 its. one IN ~ o@n lsmtly
It has produced the best effects lin gravel o.
Years s'anang ~ tepers, disorders Of be kidneys
affections OF The lungs, ttc, | cEn rec, minend
from my own 1bser, alton with saety, ard | rec
ommend no other. Our sales are rs rapid as Won
can wish. am now entirely oa' with calls con.
stan,ly for more. Oar best physicians have rec
ommen1ei i, and from every appearance, il bids
.laif 10 sufplant every article in the ,aatket. |
can dispose OF almost any amount. Please for
ward me three or ionr gross as quick as possible
on receipt Of this, and oblige,
our obedieni servant
+. ii. BOYER, Druggist,
Nav 9th. 1851. 3J-6m
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TnIEF DsrEcToR, An excelen, inye,

THIEF DsTEcToR An excelen, inyen
ton for The protection Of the household and
the detection Of thieves, has been broughi
out by Fir. Luii, Of This city. The iaslru
meH is Of hrass, three inches in length
and can be conveniently carried in tht
pocket. Ii combines detector, an altar
un, nighi-fastener, and pistol--the latlel
belng charged, or not, at pleasure. b.
afiixing II 10 the casing Of the door or win
dow, an alarm is produced by any aitemp
10 open them from the omsiie--a ham
mer Filling upon a percussion cap, causin.
M explosion sufficiently loud to waken iht
household--N y. Tribune.
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
Opposite THE TrNA Mills.

OPPOSITE THE 4I4lNA Az
TIME subscriber has received IN aaai''o" y
l. his stock oil Goods, lot ct
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Coats. Pants. Vests, Shirts, drawers, &c
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, satinetis, tweeas,
leans and linseys, ilanuels, Alpaecas, Caledonia,
Ahysinia, WOODEN and worsted goods, prints aha
Mcrrimac Cal.coes, assorted styles ond figures,
brown and blcached Getting and shlrling, iitts'
hureh cotton warp, carpet chain. batting, wal
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, KIP, call
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet IRON, s'eel
plough Laws, mails and large cast kettles, wooden
buckets, tubs, churns, bowls Nc.
GROCERIES, OF ali kinds, L. B., G. A. md
/. |. salt, window glass, crockefy and glassware,
hair and leather covered travelling trunks;a good
assortment Of ladies and gentlcmcn's gum over
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stutls, dried iruit, wan pa
per, ard live geese feathers, which VIII he soia
cheap for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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A HINT FOR SUICIDEs.-Samlel Green
md Ezra Tucker, two stout boys of about
fifteen years Of age, own a small skiff' III
partnership, and made business Of pick.
ing up driit wood and other unclaimed prof-
ery found afoat. They we're about put
ting of from Pine Street Wharf, Yesterday
morning, when man in a shalby biack
suit, came TO the spot aud baFgained with
them for passage 10 Point Airs. The
distance Is but tfifing and they agreed 10
carry bin for twelve and half cents, nGt
choosing 10 inform him hist be could obtain
Steamboat conveyance for half The N )ne{ :.
When they bad proceeded about half way
10 the point, the stranger stood up in the
boat, mnltered something uninteliigible
and plunged head foremost into the river.
Green and Tucker pulled in their oars and
in which attempt they sIccee3ed, and DR. q
ged him safely into the skitf, after he had
sunk twice. The desperate nan presently
recovered The use Of his speech, aud thus
addressed himself to bis de!iverers:
'Alas! boys, why did you prevent me
from going 10 the land Of peace?'
'Yon didn't take passage for any such
place. answered Green; we agreed 10 take
you - Point Airy
Il want TO 60 hcmo,' cried The unhappy
stranger, why did YOU stop me?'
'Why did We repeated Ticker evident.
u surprised al the question. why, because
you hadn't paid your fare!r
The stranger seeing where the diili ully
lay. began b feel in bis pockets, but tbe
search was fruiiless, md he was obliged IL
confess tbs, he had 90 money; a, the same
time he beseeched the lads 10 LET linn faisb
the work Of self destruction.
No, no. answered Green, I'VE can't le;
you off so easy. Pay your honorable debts,
and then if YOU want 20 60 home, (as you
call i'd among the catfish, you may 9, a,
soon as you like
licensed at the attempt which had been
made 10 swindle them oat oftheir jas, dues,
The boys rowed the wicked man back Il
the wharf, conducted him to the Mayors
Office, and had him committed as va
grant.
This incident, suggests the moral ronec.
ton that no man has the right TO volunteer
to pay the debt Of insure. until his other
debts are honestly lquida,ed
PegasylcQaiQa.
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SINGULAR PHrNoMENoS.--It Is gravel,
stated by The Bangor Mercury that .'goost
eggs as large rs halls ones fell recently IL
shower at Danbury, Conneeticut.n Tn
editor must have written the paragraph
with the wrong end Of bis pen.
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THE POWER OF KINDNESS.

No man hath measured il, for It IS hoand.
less, no man hath seen its depth, for 1t is
eternal. In all ages Of the world. IN every
cline, among every kind, il hath ss.one on,
IA bright aud beautiful star. hcamins
glory!
Lock q, the c8se Of Sanl and David
Bitter and blasting jealousy filed The heart
OF Saul, and he ..sought To take the young
mans !iie." With heliish hate, he hun
ted him en- 10 dcns aud caves Of tie
earth. Bat David conquered bis enems ;
even the proud spiri, Of hanghiy Saul. he
humhIcd. And hoa? Net with sword and
spear, not with harsh words and coarse
contnmely, for these did never touch the
hear, with gentle influence. No, ha, with
weapon, simple as the shepherds sling,
yet sure as the arrow OF death. Twas kind
ness! This killed the ranking hatfej. and
left Saul 10 live. Aud Nheni, had dnnc is
work, Saul said to David. sihau ar, more
righteous than !, for thou his, rewarded
me good. whereas have rewarded thee
evil.n Was no, here a victory more glori-
Gus, more god-like, than Wellington ever
knew?
So Joseph in the hands Of his wicked
brethren. For A few pieces Of paltry Sill
yer. they sold him into Egypt. Providence
in kindness, broke The bands which held
him in slarsry, aud made him ruler there.
Famine spread over the land dark man.
ne, andihe cruel brethren Of Joseph hun
gerod. They went TO Egypt for corn. And
hov now acted jasepi9 More ihan once
be filled their sucks, returned Them their
money, and then made himself knosn! II
am Joseph your brother. whom We sold in
Egsp,r Here WAS kindness. forgiveness.
Aud i. crushed 10 death the spirit Of iaal-l
olsy that had once made him a slave
He had conquered.
Come farther down in the worlds histe-
~ and tell me what word Of al Those
spoken BY the ..meek and lowly jesus.
the ..Prince Of Peace" the aSasior Of the
world" was best calculated to soften and
suhaee The hard hearts OF his perseeutor> !?
Are We not pointed toihe cross on Calvary =
Are we not asked to listen to the soft.
sweet tone Of Ina, Voice, "Faiher, forgive
them" @, here was kindness!
Look over our extended country at the
present dav. Whit has changed ID s.
miserable novels of other DAYS, where mis-. t
cry and wreichedness hsd dwei, into the
neni and heau,ifut ahodes Of plenty ant
peace? VIVA, has kindied anew the flame |
of love and affection, Ia hearts iona esirang-
ed and freezing with GOODNESS? What has
made happy The homes oflhousands Of wives
and tens of thousands of chiiafcn9-Whati
in short, has been The great propeiieni IT
The late temperance reformation, which
carried jay and giadness ever our land 4
What, but kindness?
Reader. have you an enemy whom yoii
would make a friend-a neighbor. whoI
needs repentance-a fallen brother, whom
YOU would restore to sobriety and virtue?
Forget not the power Of KINDNESS!
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which he will Sell
rtICA PEP TITAN EVER

CHEAPER THIN EVER.
His stock consists in purt Of COATS, line
Jack, blue, and brown, drab and grey Sack and
Frock Goats. To. Alpaca CFo,on Co,tonade,
Linen Cheek, Chiniz.
pANrALOONS, every style and color, black,
brown, green, yellow and figured Cassimers, do.
do. saunet, Alpaca Linen, &c. &c.
VESTS, black SILKS, figured and plain, Satlns
do. Alpaca, worsted linen, sc.
FURNISHING GOODS, fine linen bosomed
Shirts, check, hickory, caiico, cotton under
shirts, suspenders, silk neck and pocket hand
do. silk neck ties-cotton hose,
trunks, Carpet Bags.
HATS. fashionable Silk Mole Skin, from
1900 up to $3.50 Panama, Palm Leaf; Straw
CANA pearl Brush Wool, Angola, Fur.
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T. n 10y EK, UFrgglst.
Nav 9Th. 1851. 3J-6m
faELODEots! MEaoDaoNs..

H!Eas.ODs.D1s! Ms.EGDz.3Hs.!
'INAE Me!odeons manufactured BY Prince &
l. Co., OF Bhiialo, are decidedly superior 10
'rY "tner. It's but three years since these in,
'trr ments were first introduced to tie public and
The demand ioF them can hardly be suppied
This Instrument is well dap'el for chugches, i,
has rich tone and is fully equal to a small 0.
gan while the price is much less. They are
highly recommended by Lowell, Mason, and 9th
ers. The Subscriber has made such arrangements
with The manufacturers Us will enable him npon
The opening OF navigation 10 furnish them al Rock
Island at the manufacturers prices merely adding
nj % on the small size and $500 on the iNrg,
ones towards transportation. Prices Of he above
instruments from sl5,a0 to ssi0D, according IA
the size and fnish. As the manufacturers have
large number of orders ahead is desirable that
those in want Of them should order soon. The
Meladson is also neat parior instrument. Any
information respecting them can be had by apply
ing TO the subscriber
HENRY A. PORTER.
RocS Island, Feb, eth, 1851.
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AUCTION BOOKS.

rNHOSE who did not secure supply of Book
l. al the late Auction Sales in this place; anc
who wish to examine at leisure and buy il salts
led; are requested 10 call and look over lot q
Rare and Beautiful Works; which were bouqh
very low, and most Of which viii be sold below
The usual rates.
Among them are some English Copies, OF
3eayy paper, and large type, with Elegant Illus
iratlons.
WI HOLMES g. CO.
June 10, 1851,
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WOOL! WOOL!

fE'HE subscribers viii pay the highest marke
l. price, il Cash Of G oohs, for any quantity o
clean, W II washed WOOL, delivered at thei
S ore in Davenport, during the spring and sum
mer. VAN TUYL a COOK.
Davenport, May iAih, 1851.
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GTANElgAN,s SAEE,

ID Y order of the Probate Cont OF Scott county,
- Iowa. | will sell on tte 9Th day oil Sep'em-
Der next, between The ho4rs of I and A o'cleei,
'P. " az the Court House, the following desert
'eh Real Esta' 10 wit the south east quarter o.
eclion No ~ aud the nptth east quarter section
70. ~, township 18norh range 3, east ofthe 9Th
meridian
The above land is situated on the Iowa CITY
DAD tour miles Yves, Of the city OF Davenport.
Terms made known on day OF sale
JENNA BARCLAY.
August i4h, 1851. Acts
The above sale Is postponed until October Goth
1ro2. Sept. llth. 1851
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

oAtL-Ak ILIt tA<AAS ~ v LIZ
JsTSE RECEIVED
A T WELLES Cheap Store one Of the finest
IN Stocks of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
ever offe ed before IN this Market. His Stock
consists Of the most Fashionable Styles oi Psints
Pnn and Plaid Gnghams; Lawn Ginghams
Lawns, De LANES, Fancy Alpaccas, Plan and
Paid Muslin, Jaekonetts, Taritons, Bare ge.s.
Dress Silk of every variety Italian, Madras anG
Bingham Crayats, Six, Linen and Clmble
Ronnets and fonne' Ribbons,
Broad Ioihs, / ain nd Fancy Cassimcrs, Jeans,
Corded Plaid., S avis Of all descriptions
Ready Made Clothing
in great varieties.
HATS.
Mole Skin, Jenny Lind Silk, Fur. Wool,
Kossuh, Rough and Ready, California,
CoHgess, Leghorn, Pearl Straw, Pedole,
Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks, Pocket do,
Novelty Locks, Plate and Rim Lift Locks,
Butts, Screws, Bed Screws, Taoks,
Augegs and Anger Bits, Braces,
Hammers, lalh aud Shiagle Hatchets,
Trace and Log Chains,
Rrain1rd and others make OF Coffee Nils,
'pooas Table and Pca
QuecDSWarr,
good assortment
GROCERIES,,
Crushed Loaf and New Oleans Sugar, S II
n O. Noiass"s.
lperjli, Young nvspa. ana Black Teas,
C9cols,e, Rec. C anaBlon, Cloves,
Na,megs, Bipger, iaiaratus, 2. p ia. G.
sa.ts.-
BOOTS AND sEzaEs.
Mems Calf, Cont, and Kip Boots;
Bows and Youth do
Ladies Engmeled Morocco nd French
Kid lppers, Ladies' Caters of all Ca'ors
Misses Caters and Pokas ; Children shoes il
great varieties; Ladies Jenny Lind and Exces-
or Half Caters.
Mlstard and thousand and one articles toe
numerous to mention, always TO- be found at
G. G.. WELLES.
Successor Of CHRISTIE 8 WELLEs.
My 18th, 1851.