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Tobacco-We heard of hhds sold in three lots lOO
50 and 8; but without further particulars Prices are
dropping and quote follows: Frosted, 2D3;
Lugs, 3A04H; Inferior and Common to Fine, 6fO6% /;
Choice. 7k08xc VB.
Sugar and Molasses-Busnes confined to retail trans
actions at 5H054c for Fair Sugar and 26(Oc for Re-
boiled Mclasses.
FIOurSteady, with sales of about 1900 bbs. including
$50 bbls Sour at % l2 $50 Ohio superne at -; 30 st.
Lous private terms; go at "a %, and $50 Extra at
~ s71z,0s5 v Dbl.
Grain-There fair inquiry for Corn. and about 1000
sacks changed hands, of which 1900 sacks Inferior in
lots at 369 s75 at 80; 100 mixed at 1904; $50 at IS
$40, in lots. at 50 $50 white at So; 1000 yellow
and 6lS in three los At Sc bushe. of Oats noticed
sales of 100 prime Indiana and $40 st. Louis
q bushel.
Pork-Mess was retailing at GA 259tH Blk v Dbl.
BacOnSales Of 100 casks clear Sides and As cks Should.
private tems-but understood to be at full prices.
Lard-One two small lots of barrel Lard sold at exc
y ID for good No. /.
ColYee-Sma sale. of Rio at s>z0s%o y b-ths outside
figure for prime only.
Whisky-Smal sales of Rectied at 181k0l8s<c, and
$50 bbis Ross Extra at l9c v gallon.
Exchanges - Demand still limited at our quotations:
Sterling lUoS0ll0A
New York sixty-day Bills .l%lD24 v ct. disc
Sight Checks NewVok v cent. disc. to par.
Freights-A British ship taken for Gibraltar at fo
Tobacco.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, July s

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1851.
NOTlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution that will sell, at my office MONDAY
the 2lst inst, at IL O'Clock M, the lowest bidder tie
tact for tnrnshiug The Second Municipality for
from the Sth Jay nex with winter strained Sperm oil and
winter strained Lard Oil. of the best qualify. Sad b to be
furnished u such ausnts as may be required By the proper
fhcer. and to be accepted the
jy9 A. d. tyRossMAN. Mayor.
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Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cherokee: Sundry mdse.
GALvESTON-Per Steamship Yacht: 239 bbis flour %
do bread to do whisky. kegs lard Is do BUTTER 80 sacks
eote 80 SKIS oats III bx cheese bxs casks bbs
~ bxs
hemp, l67 hhds tobacco.
MARS EILLES-Per ship Sarah Il Louisa: ga bales cot
ton 81 hhds tobacco, 1888 OOO slaves.
BOSTON-Per ship Ontario: $50 bales cotton 543 bales
hemp 223 bnzs WOOL do feathers 900 lead, Ills bbs
flour, 60 do whisky IL bales 6 rolls leather LEO hides
50 bxa soap, 256 blocks walnut. Is pkgs mdse.
HAVANA-Per brig Telegraph: hhds hams, "a lard
30 bbls onions, 1887 sacks
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CoNrAINING NO ALCOHOL.

CONTAININH NJ AhCoHobs
TINE bel. and cer,I6ed eo cure
Dyspepsia forms-mch the nssdxrhe asarnutns
scty Of appe3 s.thma
pes ncipien disability nom prFseted sve
cold, old age-nno
digestion eranged condition me ,tomscn.
excellent remedy and not surpassed ~ sny "
suffering from nervous deaassnent
Professor A. A. HAyrs, M. D., State Assaym;
FITzHENRY HOMER, ESQ, Boston
JAS g. DUNN. Eco, City Treasurer, Boston:
Hon. MYRON LAWRENCE, tx Mass. Senate;.
Hon l., H. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode slsnd
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Governor Of McA-
gan, now " 2: Senator;
Hon. J. r MoREHEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
now U. 8. Senator;
Hon J. F. SIMaoNs. u. 8. Senator from Rhode Island:
Hon. SAM't 8 PHELPS. u .. senator from Vermont;
Hon. soLomos FoorE, member Of Congress from VI;
Hon. II. d. FOSTER, member Of Congress from Penna;
Hon NJ L. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from Wscon.
Gen 4. E. Doper, msmberin Conele, from Iowa;.
R. p STowR, ESQ.,, CLERK the House OF Repesent'vs;
&C TRoWsElDeE Esq., Detroit; . Mch b:buons Iov,.
JossrH Ho9ir, Esq, Ii Wall street HewYo.t,
hshs't repecabuy can be referred
all sal In favor thus invaluable
medicine. DR.. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor "insier, VI
REED, BATES s. AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists. No.
For sale BY J. WRIGHT CO.. Isl ChaKtresA-
~ Price q per bottle six bottiss for -
~ CAUTIuN-Each Genuine O1yssnatsd 1itsrs
outside wrapper printed English French And Spen-
Of Geo. B. Green, Proprietor upon Inree
Sis addition engraved label the sp o. tne
otns'' ~k'"''' '"u - ''A AL -''''' mis- DE- W
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DR., BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness of the Breast Bronchitis, Shortness Of Breath.
Pain in the Chest Weakness and Bleeding at the Lung,
Palpation OF the Heart Dyspepsia, Cosvenes and Piles
Pains Back, Spinal file Falling OF the Bowels
Proapsus Uenor Bearing Down, Irregular Pantnl 9, Pro-
and the bad shape incident 70 Ghd bearing And ,p9
ious 10 Sen and Chronic Diarhea. and all Wea
illnesses peculiar to Male. OF Femses
South, al his office, TO ST. CHARLES STREET, New Or-
leans l. ES fitted with the Brace at ms shEh-
MANS 1873 ST. Charles straat mhl4 lyon w
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception of B0arders. During the spring. IL
additions and improvements have been made to IN:
greater degrees Of comfort and convenience TO
the of the house. TIE Table will he always furnished
with all the decaces which the coast and the New Or
charge and always plenty Of MIX from COWS kept on
the premises Attached 10 the house hne airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make it one OF the
most pleasant resorts on the sea shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
at The Poydas street Restaurants No. 80 PoydIas street.
mya9 I'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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These Paving Stones to be furnished of good granite
IN any especl inferior In quality the granie Obt ned II
Boston and used Of Tchoupi0nas these
eond Munclpaly, and Levee street in the city Of La
ayette They must be obOng shape not less than is
70 u inches long by II to inches de, and less
than III inches Deep They length from ID inches
upwards but must be uni form wi h within two nches
be well ausred having parallel and sides full
without concavy. especial The middle OF the bed with
the upper surface slightly simply by ham dressing
The Gutter Stones 70 be 30 eet long. less than
feet and "a inches wide by IL nche, Deep and quality
sane as the other paving stones above described.
BIDS Will he by the yard. measured in he work.
Payments 10 be the rifle of the Surveyor for
quantity less han 1900 yards Freight and charges
cash delivery and the balance IL and "a months
from date Of certificate he rng per
num- Total quantity required 1850 square yards To be
delivered within the Second Municipality. half in 8
am the balance in IL months from date of contract
Security for faithful formance Of the the
OF Sl5, 0 will be required the satisfaction OF the Council
and the contractor hereby subjected also forfeit Of so
for every day the delivery delayed beyond the time
above specified.
The of the security. under his signature
be handed TO the Mayor the time the dudicson Bids
and security subject to The approval Of the Council:
HUGH GRANT,
SURVEYOR n he nd Munpioality
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S36O,OOO.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Mosss GRRxNwOop, vics.Pruidsal
CHARLRs ]. MANsON, Secretary.
Directors;
SanSsI Ball. r. C. Vl1, c. a. bsvn",
G.e.1S 5.~is yoha NJ Ball, o. L. Dsbsistsss,
Moses Greenwood, N. o. H. Norton, r. Puis PSg.
j. GarsIh, G. s. Hoskirs 4. Taylor,
VIM r. CosvwN, r. B. .tsnnsU, ~. Gems des,
David Hao-cr, H. NJ Wrsh, NV CeyoU,
John d Bo~, W ZaeA~is, Rfovd, :
J W. StantoH, Cornshss FstoSss, W. r. Pssfsrtsvg
NaDnr Jarvis, C. r Buddscss, Joas o. WoodvsI,
George Jonas, W. b. MCssehson, A. Ausmy,
p Slrn-rs Losris DsSauiLss, 8. ~ KN~rAfS, JyD(
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May0ralty OF New Orleans,

JULY 8, 1871.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of Tuesday, July l. 1851.
p ESOLVED, Thatthe Mayor is hereby author
~ lied and requested after giving five days the
ofcla journal OF TIL Municipality to sell at public auction
Canal to Canal street The above work be done in Accord
with the specifications be furnished by the Surveyor,
and punished with the notice given by the Mayor.
tSignedl JAS. Ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July Z, 1851
[Signed1 A. ID. CROssaAN, Mayor.
True COPY: L. HEYLlaER. Clerk.
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CRESCENT OrTIcR,
Monday Morning, July IA, 1851.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Cherokee Windle. NewYork via Havana
r Jennings
Steamship Yacht, Forbes, Galveston Harris & More an
Br ship Erne tine, French. Bremen. Rode valid SEQ
Ship Sarah & Louisa Mcclellan, Marseiies r C Jenkns
Ship Ontario Holmes, Boston. Chas Daase eco
Br brig Telegraph, Simpson, Havana, John Alexander
Arrived.
schr Corah Porter 10 days from Brazo St Jago
sohr John w Houston, Keen. days from Matanzas to
maser-lst my.
Basin
Basin.
Schr Maria, Weber, days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
sTEAkBOATs.
Cuba, Otis from Grsenvie.
DR. Batey, Jack son. from Vicksburg.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisville.
Ophela, Dalieres from Lockport.
Towboat Mississippi Brown, from the Passes-brought up
schr Coran.
Towboai Olivia. Whittemore from the Passes-bought up
schr J w Houston.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRRsCkNT OFFICE,

CkKsCkNT OPYTCK,
Monday Morning, July IA, 1851.
CottOn-Tbs market very quiet Saturday, ant
the sales limited to about 700 bales former prices
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MATANZAs-Per schr John w Houston: 1873 boxes 7s
hhds sugar, l3l bbs molasses Z Belcher eco.
ST MARkS-Psr schr VIM R Pettis bales cotton G
Rogers Nco4 do, 492 bbs naval Stores Ii hides Post
"A bales rags w II Bunnsll.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Ella bales cotton, 49, 900 feet
lumber. 70 pair doors and sashes J Pooley.
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Martha CO. 900 feet lumber 3ll
pair doors and sashes A Simpson.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Corah 1900 hides order
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THE WATERING PLACES


PASS CHHISTIAN HOTEL.
~ THIS well-known establishment reopens this day for
the reception Of visitors During the spring alterations
been made gentiemens department which cannot fail
give satisfaction. Attached to the premises are bath ng
hou.es bowling alleys. billiard pistol gallery and
stables
-RATKs BOARD
by
By the week. for transient visitors. IL 70
By the month such rates be agreed
predcaed upon the number of redursd and length
OF time occupied and at as low price as any house on
the Coast.
is the determination of the undersigned to maintain the
reputation of this houss in all u departments and
tons will be spared give satisfaction TO its numerous
patrons.
The mail boats Oregon, California. Florida, st. Charles
and Mobile, and from Mobile stop the Pass daily
advertise
Attached to the Hotel is Academy under the supern-
tendenc. Of R. II. McNair. Esq.,. of New Orleans.
The rvices OF three resident Physicians, of we'll known
reputation, can be obtained at all times.
r. H. MONTGOMERY. Manager
~ Letters and newspapers left the Offices of R. Ged-
des, Esq., Bank Place. and Mills Judon Esq.,, Of
Canal ana Camp Streets are forwarded daily.
Pass Christian, May 81, 1851. je2 s1 21pfm
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For Cleaning the Gaivez Canal
All that of the Gavez Canal which falls within the
limits Oi the Second Municipality shall be secured and
widened. that when flushed it will measure its origin
depth and width not less than feet below The
level Of the natural surface of the adjacent land and 10
in width tbrough
Any and all roots, stumps of Whatsoever kind
be and removed that the bottom and des OF the
canal shall smooth clean surface the WATER
not in any manner obstrnct its free passage and be
out on each TO distance OF not less than feet om the
banks of the canal.
Bios will be by the of 20S feet long.
And payments the certificates Of the Surveyor for each
portion not measuring less than long, unless the
portion.
Oneh to be retained from each certificate of the Sur
veyor until completion OF the whole. when final pay mem
will be made.
Good and sufficient security in the sum of $500 will be re
CURED to the satisfaction OF the Council and of hs
security, under his signature must be handed to ,h
Mayor at the time of the adjudication
Bids and security subject TO the approval of the Council
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Muncjpality
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THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
4 18th June Liberal arrangements win be made -
with families who wish take Board for the
Letters addressed the undersigned. will receive &0
prompt attention. e. LEWIS.
Bay st. Louis, May 20. 1851. my3l If
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in.
Il form her old friends and patrons. and the public .
generally, that the above Hotel is open for the
reception of travellers and visitors for the l3iiG
Having been great in building, 2ik
repairing etc. she now recommend her house not in
terror point OF accommodation. modify and locality,
Hotel the She has erected the premises
large and spacious BALL ROOM. SURPRISING in dimen
sions any similar in Biloxi which admirably adapted
to Balls Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
which she will let reasonable terms. Also,
addition the Ball Room she has prepared accommodations
for at least MY persons more than last season.
HER TABLE, will be her constant care, to provide
amply with the best that this and ghborng markets afford
Fine and r0omy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the venience OF boarders.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully what will be her effort TO deserve
share OF public patronage.
PRICES:
Per month $50 90 Per week: - 90 Per day 80
CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
Biloxi, NAV g. 1851 myl1 tf
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STEAMBOATS,.

IL = ~
It. ES isnR C sS. at G.
Mssten s' vii VI cave %! Loa.sils and al The
'fS o 5
boilers entirely new and she now one OF
the astst and most comfortable passenger packets in he
Mobile and the Lake Packets.
Hs sS 81 Looi. Ra. csa:s s1 s1 aF Ps
= .....: -. csgoula-summer Anangemsn! +. new
an s% ErfSa VIM
pns s win
leave the Pon,chaain Railroad daily on The arrival at The
u The Way Letter Bag will leave the office Of the
As ss promptly at GEbhs sso Ss-a IL Ban. place.
rn--, Steamer CAL!F0RNIA-su summer
f... Gssn ans s.a Bay # L1G
HAVING and with i ns~
3. . s ;ss I'd HSh aSs
e By s XII sV Rs
ING iieis] K GEbDEs. Agent. io Bank Pace en-
~ Canal Line steamer 1T. CHARLES
s g. Ess. Pa:. SM.Ss Vt Pay
steamer Sas or The Lake saSs
ING, at hafpast O'Clock, and the PoItcharran Railroad
sis1sy s!ifs
Fl TRsIssSs prf
e viii ?s
promptly at IL O'Clock M. and every Friday evening
Theway Letter Bag will leave the office Of the
I
i nj issn.1 "a as'.s Ss.ss' INV N
GAEOhA-The new low pressure fast ming steamer
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OFFICIAL.
Iayoralty Of New Orleans,

Mayoralty of New Orleans,
.. July 8, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUMcIpALrTY No. Two,
Sitting Of Tuesday. July 1, ISL.
r RESOLVED, That theMayor be authorized and
IL requested after giving sixty days notice in the Official
papsr to sell at public auction the for furnish
requisite quantity Of Granite Stone the paving in
Tchoupitouas street up Felicity Road The quality of
the stone the time of delivery, payment securities. and
quantity required TO be forth in detail in the specific
be furnished by the Surveyor and published with the said
notice.
(Signed] JANIS II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July 7, 1s5l.
u tSisned1 A, d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True copy: IL. HHYLIGER, Clerk.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLASs, July s, 1851.
NOllCE rs hereby given, in virtue OF the above
!! Ieso ution, that will sell at my office, MONDAY.
the sh OF September next at IL O'Clock M to the lowest
bidder, the contract for furnishing the requisite quantity oil
Granie Stone 70 complete the paving Tchou
up to Felicity Road in accordance with the specifications
be furnished by the Surveyor.
Jys A. D. CRossMAs, Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES.


By j. M. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
MONDAY the IA Inst o'clock r M.Ntll he sold
wi auction Hsvia street, Ceronde, and Bsronne
The FURNITURE Of a small house IyI4
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DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county, Aa.-The
undersigned has purchased this fashionable -
ing place. and will open it the LIST OF June, for the
enertanu ent OF transient and permanent guests GI
TIE Hotel is ei.huly situated on The eastern sho of
Mobile Bay, about from the of Mobile and the
Ga OF Mexico atd within fifty yards Of the of the
Bay which being clear and salt wlh bold shore and firm
sea bathing The buildings all new fronting south with
intervening land ob.nct the delicious Gulf breezes.
The Rooms IRE large and well ventilated
lmmediiley in the beautiful grove (haf mile in
width OF nth forest trees. hose outrageous foliage protects
the rambler from the mi day Pure Spring Waer il
supplied the oel by hydan,sat the distance Of half
mile Is good White SULPHUR Spring.
Good carriage roads and wall IS have be maze.
A succession of Pre- Hills from the back country.
All the varieties of Fish and Game OF this latitude abound
in the vicinity of the Hotel.
To all these advantages of position the subscriber adds biz
pr0mi that the Table and Bar shall be supplied with the
best selections of the Mobile and NewOreans markets.
his undivided attention given TO the promGon OF the cOmOr
and pleasure his guests. JULIUS TIT, Pro ieOr.
kV safe and leasant steam vessel, built expressly fol
the purpose will ply constantly between Mobile and foin
Cea-and fine sal boats always hand for The o. visi
tors j9 I'm
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sew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY.
Sunday Evening, July 10 1851.
Arrived since Friday lot Of Lake Cattle and Calves.
No Western Beeves offering. moderate supply of Other
stock.
-PRICRs-
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, July 8, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby & iven in virtue OF the above
! resolution that will sell, at my office, on MONDAY
the l4h ins at IL o'clock the lowest bidder The
tract tor cleaning the Gayez Canal from the New Canal
Canal street, in accordance with specifications be fnrn
by the Surveyor. ljy9l A ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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fOkI OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE ago 81 So N-I.ossrruDr soo WIN Time Ga.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXL-This we'll
known house now open or the reception of families.
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the public, she
leased the above house. known the Franklin This eab.
hment has been entirely retted, and visitors will find
all and comfort, with airy and commotous
She prepared TO accommodate hoasders a
not nferor TO any first class ho'el the Coast.
E Wines and Liquors of the best quality be had
the bar. Terms moderate.
je23 I'm MRS. J, DIAMOND,
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~ CAUTION!@
PERSONS RI PTURED should be aware that thsy navs
no security against STRANGULATED dEnNiA
with all it's horrors, but in properly constructed
and well adapted r u So,
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nAPHNE HOTEL, Mobile Bay-The under
II signed having leased for a number Of years this -
beautiful watering place situated the Eeseyn shore .
ns Mobile Bay, % long known as hOWARU'S HO- -
TEL, and celebrated for its Mineral Spring and delicious
Shower Baths and Salt Water Ia hing in the Bay has taken
charge Of the the Is, of June and to
supply his friends and the public all lines with the sub
sana and delcacies Of the Market the fine Fish Of the
Gulf and the best OF 0ysters
The Bed Rooms being and well adapted for
families The beautiful shade and vinsccverd afbor,
the bluffs fronting the bay at all times afford delightful
and shady retres, from the MONDAY sun
The Mineral Water containing Iron. Magnets and Sui
pha exceent for the of indigestion and torpid ves,
and general debility.
The beauty the Shower Baths only be appreciated
by those who have tried them.
The Roads through the Pine Hills good
Ten Pin Alleys, Billiard Rooms and good Bar will be
kept open during the
RATkB BOARD:
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast .............,, 80
Children and Servants half price.
IL Favorable terms TO suit families.
| CHARLES PITTS. :
A IN and ror ivf quu
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A GOLD NINE DISCOVERED - Pictures
IA taken By Lightning-I have the honor to
pub c that have recently made Improvement in the
arr apparatus, by which take the Likeness of the
smaest child second, Quic< flush OF lightning
On the Of this discovery IT the True Delta
impossible. and they called 10 IT, tender al invitation
TO the public call my office q Phippa street, between
POydras and erdidO Streets and satisfy themselves cha
enge Daguerrean Ars in the city 10 exec me a the
office and vii 5000 to any that can. or WILL
well what about for am the Oldest Daguerrean
Artist in the city since the death Of Mcguire, -
DR. LOCKWOOD.
to. Ladies. with a certainty of success. you may bring
yOur children UlU
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-02
.Maiority and Minority"

We have been much amused to see with what
sang troid the Standard Of the 30th ult, under
the above caption proceeds to enumerate the Dis
trcts of South Carolina, in which Gas it says) the
co-opcralionsts have the majority With regard
to GreenriNe and some of the other Districts, we
have nothing to say, but for Kershaw and Lam
caster, and particular the former, we beg leave to
enter our protest against such an assumption on
the part Of the Standard. We d. not pretend to
assert that the Srcessioniss are in the majority
in either, for in thatcase we would be "reckoning
without our host" as the Standard has DONE
When Kershaw has defined her position, then it
will be time enough to decide which are in the
majority. If the enthusiastic portion of the
cooperation party has any confidence in this
classification, let ii restrain its impatience, until
the elections for the Southern congress are over,
and then there will be time enough for exultation,
not before.