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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-17
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The WoopvILLE REPuBLIcAN Is issued week
'iy at three dollars year, If paid in advance,
or four dollars, IL payment be delayed until
the expiration Of six months.
ADvERrIsEMESTs inserted at 81 90 per
souare (which is ten knes) for the first inser.
non. and fifty cents for each continuance.
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers
Where the number Of insertions are not mark
I'd they will be continued during the pleasure
,.f the publisher and charged accordingly.
ANNoURoING CANDIDATES for State Offices,
$40 90; for county Offices, S5 OO--invariably
p advance,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-17

D-'For what DO you wink at mo
.irl' said beautiful young lady, an
griIy, TO stranger, at a party an even-
ing or two since. .Y
!, I beg your pardon, madam, replied
he stranger, i 1winled as men do hook.
,ng at the snn-your sp!ondos lazslcI
my eyes,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-17

y One now Postmaster General, the Other
Governor of New York.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
A PuzzLER.-The Colnmhia ,felenranh aD.

A PUzzLER.-The Columbia Telegraph does
not believe in reciprocity. We frequently publish
Its leaders, just for the purpose of upsetting thenf
for they are admirable pins But it never allows
us to talk with its readers. 1t is very polite
to us outside of the door, but they never ask us to
walk in. We have been very desirous that the
benighted people should be illuminated by the sill.
yer light of the Crescent but the Telegraph wraps
their horizon in thick darkness. We hope the
Greenville Patriot, like the God of day, will sue.
ceed in dispelling this political night Already ap.
pearances betoken the day dawn. Opposition to
separate State action" is the rallying word-itis the
first ray of coming light, The phrase is very
diplomatic and grandiloquent. 1t will serve, by
its Pomp and glorious circumstance to cover the
retreat of the secessoniss, and enable them to take
position once more on The Constitution
The Telegraph proposes for our solution the fol.
lowing problem:
Given revolution based abstraction and resulting
in the dsmembeme Of large and happy empire; de-
duce from Its history the conclusion that of ac
tnai wrong insults and Outrage should be suffered rather
than a republican league SHOULD be changed.''
We give it up-it is beyond our power to solve
it, But We refer our neighbor 10 the Census table,
as the best expounder. A people which, in half a
century, has increased one hundred and sixty.
eight per cent, cannot have been very cruelty op-
pressed.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

LAFAYETTE REPUBLICAN, - We have beer
pleased to observe the various evidences of success
which this ably conducted semi we ekly newspaper
in our sister city, has exhibited for some time past
1t is published by Messrs. Henry E. johnson &
VIM. X. Adams, two gentlemen favorably identi-
he'd with newspaper enterprise and newspaper sue
cess in the South Both of them are sound thinkers
and good writers. Mr.. Johnson, the senior editor
has written much and ably for the press in this city
In the Republican of Saturday last finely
tempered but quite confident article, announces the
successful close of the first volume 1t seems that
the end of its first year finds the Republican ahead
OF all its able competitors in circulation Its list
goes on increasing. While we desire ali success
Tor the Spectator the Statesman, and the Courier.
oil Lafayette, we cannot avoid expressing the hope
that the Republican, at the end of its second vol.
ume, may be able to look back with as much salts.
faction as it did on Saturday last.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

REPREHENsIBLE.-Under this head the Delta OF
last evening reads the author of "the communica
tion in yesterdays Crescent severe lecture for
his abolition tendencies. We can only say, that
the writer is South Carolinian by birth and edu.
cation largely interested in slaves, and one who
would be among the first to defend the institutions
OF the South, were they in jeopardy. This con.
hnual cry of free soilism and abolitonism at every
squib which scorches any of the Deltas iavorite
opinions, falls on deaf ears. You must change your
scare-crows occasionally, or the saucy-brds Will
laugh at Your efiiges A fertile genius, like thai
OF the Delta, ought to invent something new, if i,
would protect its green food.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

A BREAK DowN.-The Southern Rights meet
ing on Friday night, says the Montgomery State
Register, was an entire ailure-not e" dull, cold
Iifeless " congregation, but no congregation at all.
We are informed that persons, all told, assem-.
bled to participate in the proceedings, and two or
three Union men attended as lookers-On. The
fire.eaters couldn't be rung up, but ingloriously
STAYED at home, or went somewhere else, and left
Southern Rights to take care of themselves. OF
course the meeting cared In or was postponed,
as reported. We hope it is not intended to 80 give
it up so and by all means those " documents -
ought to be distributed, Mobile Adv. l6h inst,
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

W. II. BRIsBANE-This half-cracked enthusiast
was such an intense South Carolinian few years
ago, that he engaged on one Of the Georgia rail
roads, with the condition Of throwing up his EN-.
pioyment should his native State require his ser
vices. He had to leave his Fourier road in hur
ry, went TO Paris, was mixed up with some eneute
and returned to New York. The Columbia Tele
graph now thinks him fit to go on a Presiden,ia
ticket with Douglass, Crafts, Shadrack, or any o
the darkies. The General it seems, is in favor O
the Compromise. This is the damning sin whicl
can never be forgiven. We are glad to find thj
visionary right once in his life.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

10 CALIFORNIA, By "THE PLA1Ns."-Tt an.
pears by the following that California is rather
under par in St. Louis:
tor s&J9rnta:-One hundred and thirty nine persor.
sa eI h0m New ork on Wednesday in he steame, 6ln
Tor taiiorua The indications sad TO be thai tbf ~
sfauoh VIII be as great this season asst year
We do not know what may be the indications At
Newl ork, or in the East but we know that n,
body IN the West talks OF going to California, We
nave not heaTd OF a single company going across
the Plains, and if one man goes now ,ybere L,
dred Went last year. shall be greatly deceived
The ihtelllgence from there within the last s;v
months--the representations OF hundreds who have
returned IN worse condition, pecuniarily. tLan
when they started, and of the many who have re-.
turned IN bad health and dyng-have satisfied the
do we'll, than to 90 oil on any such wild gooso
| chase. lSh Louis Rep. llth inst
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

The LIND CONCERT IN MEMPHIS. - Thurs,
day, the 18th, having been the day designated for
Jenny LInds concert in Memphis, the auction oil
ucNe'' was held on the preceding day. Nearly all
the seats We're disposed of at premium ranging
from nifty cents to twenty dollars, This latter sum
was the premium for the Darcy" ticket. Price.
OF tickets GncIuding premium) averaged seven dol
lars There was Postponement. A dispatch from
Mr., Barnum at Flcksburg, announced the concert
positively for Friday, the llth. In the meantime
1t was offered to refund all moneys paid for tickets
on appLcaton.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
See First and Fourth Pages.

ST. PATRICKs DAY.-We have never known a
more general turn out or a more enthusiastic oele
bration Of the anniversary of St. Patrick than took
place yesterday. The day was most beautiful, and
in the morning St. Patrck's Cathedral was thronged
with spectators to witness the imposing ceremonies
OF Pontifcial High Mass, which there per-
formed.
The different socities, some six or seven in mum
Der, then formed procession, and, with bands Of
music, marched through our principal streets The
display very interesting, and worthy the occa-
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

Hon. HOWELL CoBB.-This distinguished gen.
tleman arrived in Macon, Ga, in excellent health
and spirits, on the evening of the 10th inst His
personal and political friends in that city immedi.
ately assembled and rendered him the compliment
OF public dinner-a compliment which he ac.
cepted. Saturday last was the time designated
for the dinner.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

UNION MEETING IN MIssIssIPPI-There wa,
great rally of the friends of the Union at Jackson
Miss, on the 10th inst. "The day was fine, and a
large number of people present" Dr.W w. New
was called to the Chair, and made few appropri-
ate remarks on the objects of the meeting. DR..
George g. Banks, of Clinton was appointed Sec
retary. All the precincts in Kinds county were
represented. The proceedings of the meeting
were harmonious and cordial, and the nominations
for the Convention were made with acclamation
The nominees to the State Convention from Kinds
county are W. L. Sharkey, Henry s. Foote and
Amos r. Johnston.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

GEN. CASA grand bali in honor of General
Cass came off in Tammany Hail. NewYork, on
the night of the 9th inst, and was of the most
brilliant gatherings in that city. So says
the NewYork Globe.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

The STIMULATING INFLUENCE OF K RAILRoADs
The st. Louis Republican of the llth notices the
arrival in that city, on the 9th, of the Receiver OF
Public Moneys for the Clinton Land District with
about $4,000, to be deposited in the office of the
Assistant Treasurer OF the United States. This is
the second time within few weeks that the same
Receiver has arrived there with money on the same
account The Republican says that these money
arrivals are owing to the prospect of the establish
ment of two railroads in that State, probably 800
miles in length, and the desire of the inhabitants
OF the district to get possession OF as much land as
they want, while it can be obtained at Congress
price. Lines OF railroads, according to well con-
sidered Pans stimulate enterprise and foster useful
husbandry before foot of iron is placed on them,
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

FATHER MATHEw.-One of the most beautiful
features in the procession yesterday, was the ap-
pearance of Father Mathew in carriage, drawn
by four beautiful grey horses. He was an object
OF much interest and admiration
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

DEATH OF JOHN WESLEY MoNETTE, Nj. D.
Died at his plantation, " Islington," on Bayou
Roundaway, in the Parish of Madison, Louisiana
on the lst instant, of eryspelas on the brain, Dr.
W. Monette, the historian of the Valley of the Mis-.
sissippi
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

The LATE OUTRAGE IN BosToN-The follow
ing is taken from the Baltimore American of the
Sth:
=" A lelegraphic dispatch from Boston, under yes.
terday's lie, says that George }. Curtis Esq, the
the Daily Advertiser an article defending his course
in regard to The recent mob in that city. He takes
the ground that the actors in it had levied war
against the United Slates and are there guilty
OF treason, and subject to the penalty of death il
found guilty bya jury of their country
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

In OUR MlDsr This is a "vile phrase >,
It crePt IN, apparently, from the Methodist Con.
yentlcie, and has been IN use but very short time
No old writer was guilty OF it. 1t ,bouIJ he c,.s
fully kept out from all good company. "In the
midst OF us IS the proper expression PrR1sr,
Is not the phrase among us in still bette,
taste boston Transcript.
With as, the people would prefer tgith u.s.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

HEALTH OF FRANKLIN, TENN.-1'he Franklin
Review of the evening of the 9th says: sc There
has not been single case of cholera reported since
Monday, and the town is now healthy as it
ever yyas'
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

We have authority for stating that the Treasurer
OF the Branch Mint, in this city, can now pay de.
posits of gold bullion, up 10 No. 143, inclusive
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

LATER FROM SANTA FE.-The mail Of the Isl
Of February, from Santa Fe, arrived al Independ
ence, on the 9Th ult. The Messenger says it
brought little news of interest. The Indians along
the route were little Troublesome, and occasion.
ally disturbed the stragglers from camp by chasing
them a few miles, but none had fallen into their
hands. A letter from Fort Sumner, dated the llth
instant, to the Messenger, gives the particulars Of
reported attack upon the Santa Fe mail, by a
party Of Pawnees
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

HEAVY TAxEs.-The city of Buffalo last year
paid tax OF over Si00,000-being about len dol
lars Tor every man, woman and child in the city.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

STKAMBoAT FAvoRs.--From the Gen. Worth we have
files OF late Memphis papers.
The steamer Amaranth has furnished us with St. Louis
papers of the 1lth.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

LIGHT FINGERED-James o. Hanngin was yesterday ar
rested by the Second Municipality police, in a house on
Common the charge of picking the pockets OF
chae Daley of about 500 James fingers were seen IN
close proximity Mr. Daey's money and when the
discovered, he hurried into the back part of the
house. Sixtyhve dollars found in the sink few min
utes nfta
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
~ h STEAMBOAT Rrg =
- - - - ID e RTURES. 81


March, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination
Tues, 49, CALIFORNIA Reynolds. o'clock ie
" PRINCESS NO. 3, Holmes. O'Clock .....picksJrg
MARY FOLEY. paIreres O'Clock ........ Lar ,pcse
HECLa, Kay o'clock d1sIrnf,t1
" TEXAS, Claiborne 10 o'clock. Fort TolDn
We'd 10, FLORIDA, Gber,cp
ST. JAMES, Power. o'clock .Lat2Irchs
BOSWELL, J. 7. Laro,e, lOococs. Bntss
ohLUDh. Page, o'clock. fGsoo hirsr
D. b. MOsBY Kerche'ul 1? O'Clock. huGkapas
lhu'a' >o' oFe, BOZ o'clock ArtgnSaS h'sr
ohEGoN, iiiern, o'clock Mobile
NhNIoPE, Castillo, " o'clock .ftGkapos
fnd, 81, BELVDERE oi~ick 70 O'Clock Rp5r
" BELLE CREOLE, White, O'Clock. ictsJ4rs
Sat- 20, NATcHEz NO. Leather. o'cIock .Hara Trp.s
e. D. WHITE, Brady, 5o'clock........ HtAamaPori
muelC' strech, O'Clock. .Latourchs
Mond, "a, MONROE Gwlrtney, O'Clock ....... va %
" MONTGOMERY Estes, O'Clock. .........P Prlncstor
Uncertain ORIENTAL, Parkinson. O'Clock ptfsGr.rg
]. MoRRlsETr, Findren, O'Clock ,takapas
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, O'Clock. o.. LousptHs
FANNY SMITH, Riehards O'Clock. ...... L 9ttsvH.
" BOsTONA, Price, O'Clock. LousvAs
" e. p. McEEAL, Becker O'Clock. smphis
GEN. WORTH jerks, o'clock .Mtlphis
e IOWA, Carter, O'Clock L,uis
" BUENA vista, Lanethe, O'Clock 81 L9ais
suLTANA, liable, O'Clock. St Louis
ST. LOUIS, TNy or, O'Clock ioui,
COLUMBUS, Post o'clock ST Lou,s
" PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, l2 o'clock st
PACIFIC, Fthian, 4 ococs...... -.......St LouiI
HUNGARIAN. Warman. Cincinnati
G. W. KENDALL, Morton, u o'clock Cincinnati
" lkolUOlS, Lee, ocDck Ndst rfts
MoHCAN lrvn O'Clock .......-.-....-. ..NastvAs
" AMERICA, JohnsonS O'Clock. NE
ALAMO, Reed, o'cloc. Ouarta h.rtr
" BRIDE Amsden. ocOcs. Red Rlvsr
" NOZZLE, Frost q o'clock Hots
ANNA Johnson ~ o'elocs de Giase
-s>s
tS- No DglH contracted by of the British
GIP S"e % be Ess ;; e',net9s Captain or Com
~ steamer JOHN MoRRlsErT viii not par any debls con-
lea HENRY MeCuLi, cists,
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

NORTH AMERICAN ELxoTRlo WASHING FLyIp-'rbis
huid the best substitute for extant sale by Miller
Harris " aldo, No "a Canal street. 1t possesses washing
properties in remarkable degree removing in the ordinary
process of washing clothes. the tenacious stains and
parng to the fabric with g or more than ordinary
eleanhness. No family should be without it, particularly
as ave compelled TO economize time want of servants
said TO cleanse pants, put on for years of dirt ns IN
s'e ''em the hue and freshness of originality.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

NOTICEABLE Discussion. - The Montgomery
(Aiaoama) papers are discussing warmly the
question whether shin-pasters are a nuisance or
not. Already much financial information has been
evolved by the parties on both sides Its believed
that public opinion always showing ten.
dency to shln-pasters) would not be good Juror
if this were question for the courts
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

RED CCTIDN or PRICES'
ON and after Sunday the 10th inst, the fare will
~ be re lucpd Tweaiy five tents for Excursion
Ticket to and from the La e. The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and on good for the
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, New Orleans, March II, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office, until the fist of April at IL O'Clock for doing
certain repairs Point Fer Lighthouse and dwelling
nnnnrlng 10 the .nanlLicntinna hollow, -
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

On sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A. NJ
f1~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street every
quarter Of m hour Tor the DeIOt.
mhl7 If 3i2p J. W. SMITH, Supernrendent.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

The marble table, which is IA feet in diameter il to be
covered with copper; the brick work low down as q
feet from the top, to be laid the inside where it
new the stairs Of the Tower to be new all the ronworE
to he repaired and where required the iron railing
around the gallery OF the lantern be repaired the copper
work the top of the lantern to be fepafed,
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

OFFICE OF THE NEwORLEANs TSsURA NCK Co
NewUrleans March II, 1851.
sH The Board of Directors has this day declared a
yeud Of per cent? Slgy per r. payable on demand
t. the Ei2chter. ,Hr legal representatives. on Vt after
THURSDAY, the 2Oa inst. mills 5. J TUYEs serss,ary
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

0IATEENTH NIGI1-Thlrd Season.
IL In con the failure, of
10 suhcrpuUn
originally sugsrsted, will thrr,
series ut DRAMATIC MASKED BALLS had
every hondIyto which the Honorary Members will receive III
ueRes rs 10 Ihe regular psnunces
mnes men "l tie manifest TO The Honorary Members
reflect the
to the vi the employees The seasln bgtn with
uheency OF subscribers; but without withdraw
aud others rehs to The alternative Dramatic Masked
Balls has teen adopted.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

The JACKSON MoNuMENT-The following is a state.
ment of the received from different by Recorder
caldwell, and by him, as have already mentioned,
transmitted the May or James II. Caldwell. s5J Sam
L. Forgay 800 James A. Gasquet, SIS ]. X. Marshall
Sl5; j, l.. Levy, 80 II nry R-nshaw 50 Judge Win
ter 50 e. ID. Yancey SO; J. Mos, 3d. Capt Fono,
contributions OF Waichmen, $43 90; Lieutenant U 'Leary,
do, s43.
u :. DISTRICT CouRr.-Geo. ". Clouds VS.. Steamer
hH"6cr HtH and OrRerS.-The steamer Bunker Hill came
lo col sion with the Aberdeen months since and the
owner OF 'he latter brought suit for damages The case has
been before the three days. Judge Met aleb
yesterday Judgment favor of plaintiff for half the
amount OF damages clameds39 H. and deceed that the
parties should pay the costs Jointly
h case OF Paul Tricou which was TO have come up
trial, continued.
THE CoukTs,-n the First District Court there was no
business done yesterday consequence of the illness of Judge
Larue.
In The Third District Court The day was spent in fruess
effort to obtain jury The effort will be repeated today
In the Fourth District Court commercial cases of no pubc
interest Were going
In the Fifth District Court the case of the Commissioners
OF the Acha aaya Railroad Banking Company rs Charles
anod, trial. This suit, which was brought, in
September, 1872, has been revived by Mr. T. o. Stark
lately appointed receiver of sad Bank The ion
against Mr. Hanod, who former Cashier OF the Bank to
recover the sum OF $4,000 for alleged negligence aud
Practices while performing the duties OF said Office The
case Is to be tiled before jury and many important points
| OF law are involved in the trial
GENERAL CoUNCIL.-A special meeting of this body was
held last evening for the purpose appointing clerks and
commissioners for the coming charter election The appoint,
| ments were made and will be published
The Council passed resolution directing their attorney ia
enJon the sale OF Commercial Bank Stock advertised
| No other business transacted.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

RECORDER GESois' CoURT.-There were no cases of
any public interest n this court yesteGday.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

When will be Terormcl the beautiful Comedy entitled
MONEY
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

THIRD MUNCtPALITY CoUNCIL.-The Council met last
evening Recorder Seuzeueau the Chair eight members
present.
message from the Mayor informed the Council that his
Honor had instructed the Surveyor of the Third Munic
psy to raise and repair the Leyee in places where
the rapid rise OF the had threatened an overflow and
that the Surveyor had promptly attended matter The
Mayor trusted that the Council would approve of his action
in the premises.
The Mayor also asked appropriation of sSi O9 the
Third Municipay apporonment of the expenses incurred
in the celebration of Gen Washington 5 last birthday
The rst portion Of the laid on the table sub
ect 10 call the repairs the were not yet compee
and the appropriation asked for in the second was made
The Surveyor, j. D'Hem ecouft, informed the Council by
letter. that he had employed twenty five and fifteen carts
to make the necessary repaire on the evee.
Letters from several property holders asking to be REIN
bursed for Of paid in error referred to
the Committee Claims.
bill from the Oreanian office for furnishing es ch member
OF the Council with copy of the Oeanan for the past year
was referred to the committee, of the members
stating that they subscribers paper and had only
received one copy.
petition from sundry citizens asking to be incorporated
under the name and title OF Danaids Fire Company No
IL, was referred to the Committee Fire.
Mr.. Beauregard, from the nance Committee reported
IN favor OF paying sundry bills for penses Adopted
The majority Of the COMMITTEES reported in favor Of
paying $1,000 TO L. G. Cnttenen for bonds past due which
he holds against the Municipality The report was ado TED
unanimously but Mr.. Laolre moved for reconsideration
Of his vote.
No other business Of any importance was transacted
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady.
IL The Rtentou Of Me Stunts fris,d. and Honorary
iemlers Is respectfully called 10 .h. a5uys. mlIs
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
EMlwaOse Books,
IL Fr sac ~
T II ON AS L. W H | I Il
53 CANAL TREET.

COOKE TAYLOR's MEMORY OF THE House. o. OR.
LEANS. , vols.
Chalmers SCRIPTURE READISG.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Or GOETHE.
GRAHAM on HOUrH AND MANHOOD.
LIFE HERE THERE. By y. p. Willis.
RISE AsD FALL Of TIE lRr-H NATION. BY Sir Jonah
Darlington.
Chalmers PosTHtMous WORKS.
HEROIsEs OF THE AMERICAN REvOLrTION.
CHAHGERs' oRKs complete.
Mrs SHERwoop's Complete Works. Ii vols.
BoswKLL's LIFE OF JoHNsoS. vols.
nlCKENs' Complete Works. vols.
HUNTERS SACRED BIOGRAPHY.
The EAST, by Spencer
LIFE OF CROMWELL, by Headley. mill It 4lp
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

WANTED IMnIEDIATELY.
TWO good Journeymen TIMERS. To such
Il iherl wages will be paid Gall No. 10 Camp street
or No, l3 Bark Place tmhl5 3tl p. II. IRWIN.
T. WOOD N CO, Ship Chambers and Cr rocers
- the Levee, opposite Post Il, Second Munir paity
and Red Stores, Third Municipality, have received aree
assortment Of Cd which they will sell reasonable
nTlnes. MS lmll
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18
NEW ORLEANS,
MILNEBURG AND LAKE FoNTCUAKTNAIN
PONTCH HAHTRAI HAii.RnAD COMPANY.

F.. sga TIT
e4ss "A HI S4sss "a ~ sss Y 2
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

\
Fine Linen md Cotton Shirts
Standing and Rolling Collar. variety of sizes, sui,
cent to guarantee fit.
UNDER WEAR of silk, Raw Silk, Gauze Cotton, Me
finO and Linen, every variety of and pattern.
English Silk Raw Silk Cotton and Lse Thread Socks
Plain and Fancy colers
CRANAFS and GLOVES of superior quality.
shoulder Braces, Body Belts, Money es, Riding Belts.
Every article Of the first quality, and prices guaranteed
favorable as at any other in the city.
mhl5.l22p GUION'S, cor. ST. Char,es and Canal ss
The daily crescent., 1851-03-18

ID ICE-30 tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
II [, w. ARTHUR x co, q and - New Leyee.
SOAP-25O boxes Oein Oxide, landing and in
mhl8' l. W Arthur & co. y ard % New Levee.