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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Before Judge Larue.
Yesterday morning, Thomas Cunningham ap.
peared before the Judge of the above court, and
made an affidavit against Henry Forno, Michael
Hughes, and William and John Maclair, officer.
of the Second Municipal police, for having assault
ed him. A capias was issued against them, anG
they were arrested but held to bail The Judge
referred the papers and the to the Hon. James
Caldwell, Recorder
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FOR SALE-The stock of Ship Yard at All.
gier on the opposite side Of the river consisting 90
Of the Marine Railways with all The fixtures appl oil
tanning one very fine Work Shed new last fall ;sS
fifteen sticks elbow Pine Square Timber; fourteen sticks
YAK square Timber inch Manila Haw ser;
Chans Blocks and Falls Pitch Kettles lot OF large white
Oak Knees, etc. etc. ~
myl6 2w2D MARTIN
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NEGLECT OF INSTRUMENTATION the night
Of the 18th of May, the whole of the lamps in the
Third Ward of the Third Municipality, were not
lighted. Some neglect of duty is apparent in some
quarter, and the proper authorities will doubtless
give the subject their attention.
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FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

~ WILLIAM BARNES respectfully offers himself az =
candidate for the Office Of State Collector for the Second
Municipality Election takes place the I'd of November
According late of the Legislature there will
be only State Tax Collector for the whole of the Second
Municipality comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street, from the River to the Lake. my2
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NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1851.

Gentlemen received communication, touching drama
recently produced at Pacdes Varieties" with pleasure
and accept your offer for the Benefit proposed The
Of the Varieties Thomas Placde ESQ., has
SATURDAY night May a. for the occasion of the BENEFIT referred
This the first time have publicly appeared dramatic
writer and shond your aaterns reception of Coran impe
further efforts again merit appreciation will be the first
wish Of Your obedent servant,
JAS. H. VAN DALSoN
To Hon. A. NJ Bushanan. II c. vonasen Louis Emmns, NJ NJ.
Reynolds John Lloyd Lewis Col Rufus B. Lusk, ny2l
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new Orleans, Jackson and Northern
Railroad.

Thoe having Books Of subscription to New
Orleans jackson aud Northern Railroad hereby requested
return the nsgned the subscribers
of shares subscribsd before 7h inst ut
Board Of LQudators, No Merchant. By order
the COMMITTEES On Ways and Msans
myl6u JOHN cAi.uouN sscretarv
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kr~xz u kr,tt~
and ha nd sfor, to ,eadsn nnhI;o ,,,;,h
s i'm ,n.,,;oi .lsnao. 7, - ,';,,, WV,
,l.,,.n ,.,;,b o. Ou,,n.r,, 49,. -. 50 -
~. sha.,d ~, ss...sa ~ .;i;S.s,, pe"'e ~
No., =. 3, ,h,,.5.- ;h;.;. 49, SUI"
h;,,s.,c I'd ,hou,h 80 l... -, ~ L. - y"
- 80. .dh..sn,s IN. ~ ~ .. us u'eo'
Fl. =. -. ~. ,,..;... 'a'e -. I,
80 If peo, A,' 'no" "''o u'u
- - :, =. :. -. o n,S
ou'u "ese,' 'na. !. Nuu"aeu any p'ihc'p'e'
a'' ~. '"o no Pape,' ""eoi ~u''nah M
nuen.e' "ass SUM 'ne pf'lc'p'e N une man on ms
UNNa.,'. anu "l,'oin'y .,y,eo Inc &u'nah
fe'usa., VIC Nui''nan irlump"' anu we sup
po'e' 'io ~uiunan D'o" ou'' e'c' When Sc
ua'o anu eAper'enceu ciuzens fehect no" injurious
."e'o ue"o"siA.o,i' "''aou' ''ie virtue Oh gorl'y
lnk s'ea' p,ino'p'e' ale III anse'tnng ana giving
inning .snuency ~ 'ne naoi's ., 'heir sons ana
so. II. ,. s.'y wa" soon 'iilow the
"osn' -. ',oi soiuaD'e ,""ue"co agahs' men,
aIu' W ",0s soes' se,lo 'ne s'o1ved pa'ty' De ne
ne.o - 'eo's'" A'Joi' oach :" proper o.
M
LUG uescnp'lons oi lhls Vuhmah giorihca-
tlon, snow 'na' every enort mas oeen made to
80 - A"' a. possioie Every
IN nv couu :. cous"' =" u'e s'ouna u iueh'
-: -" 80 ~." an' VI no 'ou'u hase any
49, - D"s '"e a. ""u was p"'aoeu' anu from
III 49, ~ e ~ " 70 pfeseh., ie"ers
- .s,:.:,, su'' VI ~ualie'
=. -, - RI .A"ios'' ."e ia''e, c,ass
J,."nT ~. ~ .'e iio". e.ol oo",e' anu r1on'
C.sen.:a.' ,'e oe eea'', ""u 'ie o''.e'
1T.;r Is,,ers Viii ~ $500 Nv non louisiana
,rh, M;.s;a";a.;s " 10 70 "o"oeu neieaner
fan, ,hou.s I'd nsrsons - a. ,h wv anu
III !. ~ ~. H.. 80, ~ ".o s'o"nu1 me
~ 1-sns.s, i, n.oaa..;a. . ~, 1870: co","s
,hs ,no., ;r,na-,.n, - III s,.,,,,d IS ,."'-,-
s.,i1oa ,ed a. f,oD, ors bund.sd .nd n;na.us,,,
,,,o hnna,sd ,,d ,,,o M. c,-',,s. 10y. ~ ~
culation of rJn;on man the LATTE, NJ d;,n;o,,.
int third anboritv savs that nroha hlu no, I.ss
than Eve mr. 81, bnndr.d ns,sons man ,yoroo, .nd
children. all counted. were nresent At the dinner
In The Mississippan's sta,enent Of numbers II il
probable that the whole people of town and conn.
trv. Of all sizes. sexes and coors who were
in Jackson. during the dav Of enthusiasm we've in.
cuded. This may account for the discrepancy
between the estimates given us by the Mssissip-
plan and the Flag of the Union.
The effect Of this demonstration on public opin.
ion in Mississippi, must completely destroy the
objects for which it was made. The time is mol
yet when the people en- mdsse may be set down as
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.VesU Orleans, jackson NMeL
Northern Railroad.

~ Notice Is hereby given that Books Of Subscripton for
Shares the proposed New Orleans. Jackson and Northern
Railroad Company will be opened THIS DAY, Thursday,
May ], 1851, at O'Clock NJ, at the following Places
the direction of the members of the Permanent Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, viz:
JAMES ROBE, Banking House. Camp street,
LEONARD MATTHEWS, Sun Mutual Insurance Office,
corner Of Common and Camp streets.
w. Il. GARLAND. Treasurers Office, Second Municipality
PETER CONREy. JR., Banking House. Canal street.
J. r. BENJAMIN. Office Canal street.
II. Z. CAMMACK, Counting House, Carondslet street.
Hon. ISAAC T. PRESTON.
J. p. HARRISON, Counting House of Payne h HARRISON
Camp street.
Col. w. 8. CAnPBKLL, Gas Office.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Southern Life Insurance Office Camp
street.
GLENDY BURKE, Canal street.
R. w. MONTGOMERY, Canal Bank.
H. 8. BuCKNER Counting House of Buckner u Slant m
Gravier street.
A. d. KELLY. Counting House of Kelly & Cohyngham.
Camp street.
GEORGE CLARK, Notarial Office, Camp street.
The above the Official Agents of the Convention. An
Others in out of the city who feel interest the
OF the enterprise, requested send the Banking
House of JAMES ROBB, Esq, for books and authority
| receive subscriptions.
The propretor of the presses of New Orleans Laayeto
and the country parishes respectfully requested open
books. BY order of the Committee.
JAMES ROBB. Chairman.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary. mi,
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VALUE OF VIRGINIA.
~ Eete VIE, 0V.WU
~ ~ oIavt I4o WutN
Aosai eb3V, tO0.U0O
Ought Slaves to be considered, at all, as part
Of the wealth Of a State ! Were they to be freed
tomorrow, that would not diminish the wealth Of
the State. Whether the laborer works for himself
or for another the result is the same to the country
Why should not Pennsylvania fix value on her
| population! In all calculations of the actual
wealth Of country, the population should be
counted as such, once and not, as now, part of
| it, twice.
The debt of Virginia is SO, O35, 1S9 30. But the
public faith is pledged for bonds of corporations for
works of internal improvements, to the amount of
80 425,76l 40; making in all, sls,46O,9 5l 70.
The present income from stocks owned by the
State is, s7,o6o,535 4s; and in short time this
sum will be increased to- Sill 1862 243 80. But the
Legislature at the late session, authorized the crea
ton Of a new debt Of $4,000. 900, for the compile.
ton Of internal improvements. We wonder if the
new convention will dare to place any restriction
on the power Of the people, through the Legisla
| ture, to create public debt.
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NEW ORLkANss May II, IboI.
Messra CALDWELL, BALDWIN, MARKS, ANDREWS ant
others Gentlemen Permit the part of Madame LEATI
and myself, the pleasure shall
complying with your faiterns requiso
Of the honor COME red such testimonial your
II agreeable you, would beg TUESDAY EVENING
next 9Th the Armory Hail. (Which has been kindly
dered the occasion by its genemay proprietor Mr. Scott
Tomorrow, shall do myself the peasurs of handing you the
programme, Again thanking you, am, Gentlemen,
my22 Yours truly, J. LEATI,
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N Otlce,

" Notice hereby given all persons having in their posses
zion Books belonging Hon. H. A. BULLARD deceased, to
return ihen at his former Office IL ST. Charles street.
my2l lw J. LIE BLANC, Administrator.
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FnsT rsne. Series Of Lecture: on the Great Facts
epsiDg, d D. New York; ID. W. Dodd; q vois. octave

6pslss. B. B. NswYori: NJ ". Dodd; vois. octave
Mi. Ball, who, as bookseller, may be considered
y the principal dealer in theological works, has
sent rs these handsome volumes. DR.. Spring is
well known Presbyterian clergymen, in the
city Of New York. Of eminent talents, ripe scholar
ship and great zeal. We sorry to see him lent
The weight Of his character against the facts which
modern science has demonstrated. He seriously
csnisnds that the Mosaic account Of the earth's
formation is to be taken literally; and that the
earth was actually made in six solar days We
can ealy excuse the divine, BY believing that he
has not kept up with the discoveries Of the times.
The volumes contain twenty five essays on as
many different remarkable epochs in the moral his.
tory Of the world, and will be read with much
plsasurehy large number Of religious persons.
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ARMORY HALL.
>n1~ COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT .x
G&nAW ....TO....
&33#jk Mmes and Mr.. Leatt. M


MA. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT ,saaa.
&SEik Mime. and Mr.. Leatt. w
I3 to The friends Of Mime. and Mr.. Leati Y@
and the public generally respectfully informed that the
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, rendered them prior their
departure for Europe, will take place the above Hall
TUESDAY EVENING. May a. on which occasion the
Nine. LEATI, Mr.. LEATI,
Mons. PoTHoNIER, Signor BIANcHI.
sy- An AMATEUR FLuTlsT of this city has also kindly
rendered his valuable assistance.
PRoGRAMME-Part L.
Duet-Mr. and Nine. Leati.-' La CT darem
la mano" ............................M Mozart.
GTandes Vara ions BTllanes sur Pair favo-
RE, Ma Fanchette eharmane,''
par ............................ Mons. Pohonisr
Ballad-Mr .Leati-'' My Boyhood's Home y. Rookie.
Aria-Mme. Leat-" Casta Diva. Belini.
Fanasi Brilants pour la Violon. execute
Mons C. Wynen
Aia-Mr. Lsati-" vi ravisso ".......... Bsllni.
Part IL.
Pastoral Melody, " II r'torno ala montag-
na,' with ClaFionelte obbligato, com.
posed expressly for Mile Jenny Lind by
Siguor Gabici, and sung 0or the first
time in publc) BY ....................Mm Mime. Leat.
Duo Conoertante. for Flute and Piano Forte
by An Amateur of this city and Signor Bianch
Scotch Song 3" Bruce's Address to his
Army "........................... MIR. Leati.
Grandes variations pour Ysrowa Solomo.
(wood and straw Instrument execute
par Mons u. Wynen
Duet-Mr. and Mime. Leat-" The Syren
and Friar ..,............,..........E Emanuel
Scotch Song-Mme. Lsati- Comm thro (by desire)
To- Tickets 81, TO be had from Me,sn. Tyler & Hewitt
Mayo, Parons Morgan, tpost-ofice) and at the door.
To- Doors open att O'Clock. Concert to commence at
O'Clock, my24
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-A special
meeting of this body was summoned for last night,
but there being only seven members present at
seven O'Clock, the Council adjourned until Tuesday
evening next
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Supplies OF the three cent coin were received in
Baltimore and Philadelphia the 9Th, and went
into immediate circulation Their convenience was at once
acknowledged,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE.-Yesterday morning, between eleven and
twelve O'Clock, a fire took place in building on
Common street, but the flames were extinguished
by the fremen, who came to the spot with the ut.
most promtpness, and before any serious damage
was sustained.
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Jacques dc MOlay Encamplment No. 2,
a X. r.. G., TX. IT,. TX. NJ.
~ 18th day Of 5h month, 1851 and 1872,
~ At a meeting Of this Encampmenl, the following
~ officers elected for the ensuing term'
M. Z. Sir WIN. w, JOHNSON. Grand Commander;
n. y. Sir g. q. SELLEcK. Generaisslm9;
Sir w. Il. RONDEAu. Prea,e;
Sir r. N. CORRy, Senior Warden;
Sir c. B. CLAP, Junior Warden;
Sir CuTHBERT BULLIrr, Treasurer;
Sir J. X. KAUGHLIN, Recorder.
The Grand COMMANDER made following appointment:
Sir ALEXANDER NOLAN. Standard Bearer:
Dir yoHn GRAHAM, Sword Bearer;
Sir w. P GOLDMAN, Warder;
Sir ALEXANDER MCKEAN. Captain Guard
The officers and Sir knights of this Encampmen summoned
meeting the Hall Of Perdo
SATURDAY EVENING the oath nut at O'clock for the
intung said Encampmen and installing cers
All Sir Knights fraternity invited
to attend. - BY order Of the Grand Commander.
myA K. c. FAULKNER, Recorder pro TEN.
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FLorILLA PARrY-By reference to the advertisement, in
anssAsr column will b that Grand Party-the first
Il III kind thin TAXA place this evening on board
~ steamboat Aontszuma. A pleasant excursion may be
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A Card.

The undenened, members of the Fire Department of New
Orleans. DESTROYS of tesfng in substantial manner their
regard and esteem Tor who in the kindness Of his heart
remembered the widow, orphan and distressed brother
man, their time Of need. by voluntarily devong annually
the trs proceeds Of one performance at the Pacde
va9ehes. would respectfully beg to tender THOMAS
fLACtDE, Esq Complimentary Benefit and would ask
oil MIN TO select the day which said benefit shall take place.
henry Bier President f. q. A.; George W. Hubbel Sec
rotary F. C. A. Samuel G. Risk, Vice President f. C. A.
A. M Haines, EXT l. N. Marks. Ex. President F. c. A.
Wihemus Bogart, Elk President F. G. A.; j. L. Carman
No q; M. Judson No. 9; j. o. Pierson. No. 10; j. C.
Appleton, Louisiana Hose Company; Geo w. Hardy Elk
President Geo. Bernard, Elk. No. II; Edward H. Fosdck
Foreman of Perseverance No. 10; Richard A ow No 10
George Grossnan. No. 49, John Burgess, No John Rey
colds, No. II; r. L. Bruce No IA: Alex Algeo, No Ia
COMMIT, EXPIRES F. c. A.; Owen Campbell Perseverance
No. ID; John Gruber, Jackson Fire Company No. 49,
Montanye; J. Geo. Weber. No. IS; OBren. Foreman
No. Is A r, Robertson. Foreman Warrington No. 20:
Chas Greenhill, No. 2; Martin Hogan. VIM. Moynan,
Mayhew. No. IS; G. H. Forno. No. 30; l.. A Heran No
81; Thomas c. Poole. Chas Whiting William Su ton Jas
Riacty, j. M. Vandegif, John M Cay, P. ORielly Jas
Brooks, Isaac Dupas, Louis Reinhard William Hodgkins
John E. Bennett, w. II. Wilder, w. w. Hight, George
Williams Charles Chandler James D. Turnbul John Bi
gasnes. George Ileaon James Kealey, Robert Herbert
Louis Power. Edward Hutchinson James Gbney George
Jackson. Charles r, Daunoy. VIM. w, Burton, Thomal
Harrison, John Schnauer, John Costello of Phoenix Fj,t
Company No. 8; Joseph Moon, Harry Brooks. George H.
Jennson. John A. Gray F. knight, J. McGrath; E. L.
Bercer. No. 10. Treasurer F. Z. A; John Adams No.
u u blAcoe Foreman No. John X. Sullivan. LIST Assist
ant No q; G. Mcclellan Foreman No. S; Bernard Wheel
chan, Foreman No. s; A. Mou tan. Foreman A. II. and l.
Company No q; F. F. Parmele, Foreman Mississippi Fir
Company No. 2; Alfred Belanger Foreman Creole Fire Co
No. 81 Edward McGovern, Secretary No. 6; M. Riley Is
Assistant Nos
NewOrleans, May II, 1851
CAnswer.l
To Messrs Henry Bier, 8. G. Risk, l. N Marks j. O.
Piers0n and Others.
Gentemen-Your iattering communication rendering t.
me Complimentary Benefit. to take place such time
shall appoint. has been duly received.
The importance which pleased to attach to thu
occasion which opportunity ha aft ded of conbutin,
slight degree the relief of the objects of your noo
charities. ascrbe to that generosity and liberal senmen
which constitute at the ornament and the strength
| the Fire Department of New Orleans
With approval. will FIX the evening of TUES
DAY, the 9th inst. for the occasion.
am, gentlemen. yours, respectfully.
THOMAS PLACIDE
| New Orleans, May g. 1851 my24
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DIR Y GOODS.

SELLING OFF-To CLOSE OUR BUSINESS SEASON.
10 The undersigned respectfully inform the public that deous
OF bringing our business immediate close offer large
assortment of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
at ie's than the price of Importation having
alteration in location We invite the attention OF
purchasers to an examination Of prices before purchasing
where determined close
August All goods on hand at present will be sold least
reference
M. r.. HAGGERTY g. BRO.
my23 I'm 2dp IS Canal and 3 ROYAL street
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Nd On and SATURDAY 9th inst, the Fare BY the Ma
and Canal Of Bay 81 Louis Pass Christian, Nil
ssppi City and Biloxi, will be (as formerly in Summer tw
dollars my24 R. GEDDES, Ageut.
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SalperE1se Shirts.

q We have just received, per ship Nicholas Bdd' .
complete assortment Of all kinds Of SHIRTS MI
Super Irish Linen Shirts;
Cotton, with Linen Bosom Shirts;
Fancy colored Linen Shirts;
Do do. French Chinti sb,,i.. n,
NORRIS d. WAYS.
fel0 2dpu 'p' 'ei VI common " test
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NJ The officers members Of this Company
= are requested to attend the regular monthly
= p ing 10 be held the engnr-h house, MONDAY
-EVENlNG, 26,h inst, at half past Z o'clock.
m,2i r. ]. RI BERTS, Secretary,
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PLAcuDs's-Vam Daison's Bene6t,-Ths friends of Mr.
Van Dal.on intend tonight pay him the compliment Of
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r H1O1V OUs xNVs
A&NA ~ The officers and member OF this Company
viii please aitsnd the regular monthly meeting 10 be
held at the Engine house, SATURDAY EVEN
NC, 24L ats O'CLOCK nd also The Monthly Washing and
,earing, on SUNDAY MORNING, 2sth, at O'Clock.
myQ3 By order. s. MOTT, Secretary.
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Immediately in front thereof, do unanimously de.
clare that it is public nuisance, and that the bust
ness of the Courts is interrupted by the noise so
cases in the First District Court il is impossible tn
hear the witnesses while tesiifying; thew wonld
therefore recommend to the Municipal authorities
to cause chains to be placed across Chartres attract
during the session Of court in order to prevent the
passing of all vehicles, and in some measure to
abate 60 great nuisance.
80. 90 /" J !ss H. MooRE. Foreman,
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Ths atsation Of city and country buyers, called to the
sxtnve sas Of upwards of hundred and fifty packages
end tsssaspnabls Dry Goods take place this day. at ten
o'sioek u ths aacion rooms Of Vincent Co., No. a
ntnvls street.. Tesms liberal at sale.
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Ths Complimentary Benefit to the Leath comes off at
IL AsneU Hall Tuesday evening. From the fact that
bat IN opspc plays havs been brought out at Placds
~ nasa tss aras have had fair chance of exhibit
ies sS pswss. On Tuesday Night they VIII give thsr
diaAds tch tseat.
MOBILE TRorTING RAcEs-Second day, We'd
nesday, May 81, l651.-The first race was for
swsepstake, mile heats, to 60 o. they please
Stake, $500. The Arcade Plate to be given to the
winner. We append summary:
%y..s.. Ss...iss M Sseen
WI Nsasa''. + ;1 asissssg. .;x."...."...".s 3
The second race was for mile heats, to $50 pound
wagons, for purse Of $75. The following wa.
tie result:
a Vans. g. Bob Ccttrel!. ...............
MI. Hnnnase,s b. Big jack. ..,.........l di
Celdbs md r. R0Ssn' b. &. Black Billy ......3 dis
8. 6haetjGlts z. e. Ckasier ktsAer ....,,,..,,A DR.
ss565s'f Time. Sx$-S;l6-3;t8.
In the first race, Murdoch was the favorits a
starting.
In the second race, Big Jack, in the third heat
wss declared distanced for foul driving.
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
.aLfTed .VlSltyOe r. Go.

81 Magazine Street.
10. Would invite the particular attention their friend, ga
present very assortment of FAsJUN.
ABLE CLOTHING By late arrivals, received very
large additions stock and purchasers will be "a ,d by
calling, that assortment
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French Dap Etc Dress Goats Frocss and Cooed
do do do Sacs do Pokas do do
do do do style loose sacs, do do
English Parametts Frock Dress Coats Sac Pokas etc
BIT and e. cold Alpsca do Do DO DO DO do
DO DO Cloth skele on sacs;
"a Iinen S. ErocL. ula a.II..
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28
Magcc's i-iniment.

n Offering this valuable preparation to the
public. the undersigned is well aware that
he will have TO encounter not only q strong pre-.
JUDGE against all patent or universal" medi-
oines, but that his Liniment will have 10 come
in competition with many valuable end longer
preparations. But he fearlessly en-
tiers the lists oil those who are engaged in pre-
pairing remedies for the ills Of human life, with
the confident belief that nothing but a fur trial
i: wanting TO convince every unprecedented mind,
that his Linimeht has no superior, If an equal,
for the cure of the various diseases for which he
recommends it. He has been for several years
engaged in the preparation of this valuable med
icine, and in administering it to his sfiicted
.neighbors and friends, but not until recently, and
after many solicitations from those who have
tried its efficacy in the alienation and cure Of
distressing aflictiOns, has the proprietor benin
duced 10 prepare it for extensive sale and use
among mankind. He has no patent for The in
vention. but would caution those who would wish
10 be benefited by it, TO purchase none but that.
is properly attested as genuine, which
will be in all cases, accompanied by the written
Of the subscriber. From the fatierinp
formed oil it by many persons, this pre-.
has been STYLED
MAGEE'S LINlMENT OF LIFE.
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28
AMERIGAN HOTEL,

On Pine street, bctween Main s. Second, 81. Louis.
~ The above Hotel, rebuit, thoroughly rem.
fszE ovated, refitted, and furnished with entire
l.llnew furniture, with large add convenient
additions, i" as opened by the subscriber for the
accommodation Of transient and board
The location is desirable, being situated in the
centre of the most extensive mercantile portion Of
the city, and equally convenient to the Levee.
The house, with its new additions, contains large
and airy rooms, sufficient for the accommodation Of
two hundred guests, with dining room of sufficient
size to seat comfortably the above number.
1t is the determination ofthe proprietor, o @ake
1t equal in every respect to any house in the City,
aRd hopes by the ~Strictest attention to the best in
terests of his guests, to merit a liberal share Of pat.
renage.
mig ly. GEORGE WOOD