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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19
NEWS BY TELEGR.lPH.

VINO NATIONAL. CoNyENrioN--Baftiotore. Friday, June
Is A,M-The Convention occupied the most of the
session. yesterday morning in discussing the rules and
resolutions forming the platform for the campaign al
though the mutee credentials ready to re-
port The resolution adopting the platform proposed
inay passed by vote of 100 ayes against 81 A
committee composed of delegate from each State
appointed and each member Of the committee creden-
tals authorized to the full electoral vote of his
State in committee. This authorization passed by
majority Of only three votes 1t regarded opera
ting against the South After taking this vote the Con-
vention adjourned until six o'clock last evening
Baltimore Friday. june Is. $40 A. M-rhe Convention
met at o'clock last evening, but the committee
ientas not yet prepared to hand in their report
An excited debate sprung relative to the amendment
adopted at the morning session giving members of the
committee on credentials power to cast the full electoral
vote Of their respective States. This measure was de-
nounccd by MIR Dawson of Georgia attempt by the
y states to strange the voice Of the small ones and
Tact without precedent and in direct opposition to the
principle OF States sovereignty
Baltimore Friday, June 49, 9l5 A. M-The Pennsylya-
MIA delegation have determined introduce this
ing resolutions forming platform stronger the Com
promise than those proposed by the Southern
This is done with the object securing the Southern vote
Tor Gen Scott Notwithstanding all this, the Webster
men very confident of success and predict Mr. Web
Ster's nomination the fifth ballot be ballong viii
commence this evening
Baltimore. Thursday night, June l7-Duriug the ses-
sion Of the Convention this evening, motion was made
toannul the decision giving members of the platform
mittee Tour other dispatch committee credentials
Eps power to cast the full electoral votes OF their
pectye States and discussed ut length. Mr. Jessup
Pennsylvania moved to re-empower members the com
mittee the electoral while committee and
made speech in defence of his motion, in vndica-
ton Of the course Of NewYork, Pennsylvania and Ohio
with relation to the Compromise.
Mr. Staunard of Virginia. opposed the notion consid-
ering it attempt the part of the larger States
oyerpower the influence of the smaller, aud strange
the sovereignty of the Southern States.
Mr. Dawson. of Louisiana, spoke against the motion
unprecedented aud declared that it would crush the whg
party, il persisted in and carried
Mr. Aslmun Of Massachusetts, expressed the hope that
al exciting subjects would be postponed until the
ntee credentials should have time to deliberate and
ss a. tie a,Gtess u that qoamiitsa could not VT or
ss Ehii2 iiiqR ;esss seas sGing 59teSyt. gGf this
,rksf is.s reaScai,6 srkislea asst ttp ti'flhek IT,
at'rfug lefnss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

The BhIpGEwArER PAIsr,-The searching rays of the
sun are severely trying all woodwork exposed to
them and we have lately become firmly convinced
than OF the efficiency of the celebrated Bdgewater
mineral paint 1t affords the ample protection against
heat and rain, excelpg any thing in the paint limo ever
introduced in the Southern country The agents this
city Messrs g. o. Bogert Co, No 10 Camp street are
daily receiving certificates from captains of steamboats,
ships etc. and planters of the attering deserp
op and the demand for this valuable article steadily
on the increase Any who has it tried will readily
subscribe to Its merits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

From y. b. Steel, 90 Camp street

From ]. b. Steel 60 Camp street
The Days DuucE--A SToRY FROM ScorrsH HIsroRy
BY Grace Aguilar vols Appleton & Co, N Y.
Miss Aguiler ga daughter in Israeli and during her
lifetime. singuarly gifted with the delicate and graceful
genius of the of her race writer after whom
follows with purer thoughts but increasing interest
Her character is every page of her writngsgrace
purity tenderness endurance an exaation of oy-
uness and cheerfuness Of triumph in prophecies for her
fah-the faith of land and yet faith in every land
beneath the Her exquisite fiction is beautifully and
httingy published by the Messrs. Appleton & %
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1852
H - m SheriH's, Constable's, and Public Auc
Ssianesrs sales. zee Third Page.
j Convsntio Candidates.


hsnever 4 legislative or constitutional body
4 IS to meet, it requires officers and happily
& there are always to be found a number Of clever
and competent gentlemen ready to meet the re
QUESTION
The State Convention is not likely to offer an
sxceptiqn ii the premises Already there are a
numbar Of gentlemen in the field canyassing &C.
ttisely for the profitable office. Wecan, of course
only mention those Of whom we have heard and
spshpI1 We remember
For Secretary of the Convention, three gen.
tlemen propose themselves, or are proposed BY
their friends. They are Mr. John B. Layet
\ The popnla and competent Clerk of the House
All Representatives at the last session Col j. B.
lion. who made an excellent Secretary of the
Senate ut the same period and Mr. . H. Dink-
grave y. s. Receiver Of Public Moneys in North
Louisiana, and one Of the most universally po-
pplar and esteemed gentlemen in the State 1t
besa severe contest among these gentlemen.
For Assistant Secretary we hear his friends
speslE of Mr.. Jules Cassard, who was Assistant
Secretary of the Senate at the last session, and
won golden opinions III that capacity We
have not learnt that he will, should he run, find
any opposition
Eor Translator, we understand. Mr.. VIM
Andry is 70 be b candidate. It is post he has
already filed. and always with credit and in
creasing popularity.
Mr. Z. Castera. Jr., III u candidate for Wax
rant and Recording Clerk. At the last session,
Ne was the Clerk employed upon the French
IournaI He fulfilled all his duties handsomely
Mssgrs. Octave Leblanc, Henry Billiard, Jas
Parker and ]. W, Duplessis the last two Clerks
lpf the last Legislature) are the candidates we
have heard Of, thus far, as seeking position as
Recording Clerks. They are all very compe-
tent and clever gentlemen
Ne. Jos. Hernandez, very intelligent, COM
potent and industrious gentleman, is also a can
didate for the position Of Recording Clerk
Doubtless, there will be a host Of other c;ndi-
dates and in making these notices we have no
desire to make any inyidious comparisons in adj
vance We merely chronicle what we have
heard, and speak Of men as we think they are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

The ScHooLMArE.-The publisher, George Savage, New
York. has sent No of this monthly publication We
have not examined it carefully but hasty glance
at its contents should suppose it well adapted to chill
dren between the ages of eight and thirteen 1t is pub
iished monthly at one dollar a year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

e Iou.ssAEA Pxonurlaoss We have at our office the
specimens referred to BY correspondent Ed Ores
cent
Knocked this specimen Of petried wood off of log
rout SO long 1T s about 16 inches in diameter
and will square - inches The tree is broken in many
pieces In fact many that theidea occurs that it might
have been patraed before its fall There art blocks Of
" some and feet long 10 lay it down horizontally
thnk y would bear great weight and perhaps suitable
block 10Y tha Washington Monument might be obtained
II v in Benyilo parish on the Black Lake Bayou some
eighteen miles from steam navigation Lake Bisteneau
1tes on bluff entirely out Of the of all oyertows
4 nov in the eld Of MI Garrett OF Barnett in the
Georgia neighborhood
The other specimen picked up not far from the same
place 10 same parish etc 1t in iron ore and think Of
nieteos1c proouetion. IL. GANrtELp.
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Died

On Friday June Is o'clock of Scarlet BRIDGET ELLEN
HICKEY, aged II years, natiPe OF Ireland.
~ Her funeral will take lace THIS MORNING alfpnst
O'clock from VIM Cressey Apollo between jackson
Philip streets.
Friday, June IS O'clock CATHERINE sged Is months
youngest daughter CT Henry Clays
s The will take place THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock
John Hevia streets
Thursday evening, June II, Mt hapast O'Clock,
LAtKN aged yea aud months only daughter John
O'Neal.
Tuesday, June Is after long and affection ALIEN NDER
PHILIPS Jr, aged % years, of Alex Philips.
Thursday evening" June IL at o'clork MARGARET ANNE
youngest daughter OF Mary and NJ. r. Bersin.
evening. o'clock JOHN CRYSOSTOE
DUFFY, infant Sabna and Bernard Duffy.
Thursday o'clock PETER HESS, aged yesr
native OF NeMIsrsey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

FURTHER BAlTic,-The Charleston Courier con
ains the following additional teegraphc intelligence by
the steamer Baltic:
The crops in England and Ireland extremely
promising and there every prospect of an abundant
harvest In the latter country the pc crop very
luxuriant. His Holiness the Pope had confirmed the
nomination of Primate Cullen to the See of Dublin as
successor of Archbishop Murray.
France The demand of Louis Napoleon for large ap
rejected by the Commissioners on the Budget The
Council of State also in favor of the competency of the
Court below to try the question of the confscaticn
Orleans estates, and condemns the act NJ De eckeren
the Special Envoy of Louis Napoleon to the Northern
Powers, was it reported, well received, but they
refuse to countenance Congress of soveregns which
England may be melted,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

MAIL RoBBERY.-Three brothers, not mentioned,
arrested the 18th instant at Beattys Station
forty miles from Pttsburg charged with robbng the ma
Drafts to the amount of $4,000 their
sons The mails of the 4h and 9th instant both re-
ported to have been robbed
One of the stolen packages containing in the neighbor
hood of S30o0 belonging to William Lorimer Jr Of Pitts
burg and directed to Drecl & Co., Philadelphia was
picked up in car the top of the Aegany mountains
A number of Philadelphia brokers arc losers
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SANS SALoos.--Despise not the good things of thi:
world: and they to be found in abundance at SANS
Saloon. No 101 ST. Charles street AS caterer Sam has
colossal reputation and his larder is at present
than usually well supplied.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

THE CASE OF ELizuR WRIGHr.-At Boston, in the case
of Ezur Wright charged with assisting in the escape OF
shadrack the fugitive slave the jury discharged on
the 10th inst being unable to agree 1t is stated that
they stood for conviction and 8 for acuuttal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

PLEAsERE ExcuRsoN.-The fine steamer Ophca, Capt
Warren A. Grice will leave the Lake end of the Railroad
the arrival of the O'Clock tomorrow morning on
an excursion to Madisonvile, Vaudeville and Lewisburg
returning to the city the day fine fish breakfast
will be provided on board. Capt. Grice, Joe Grce the
gentenany clerk and Kendall the dispenser of spiritual
comforts all well known and descrvediy popular as
also is the 0phea.
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IA
~ Orleans 10 Mai s52En dune ordonnance du Conse
S S de ye d de
de de Ia Orleans des opelousa ct loues
la subscription
de willie de Ia Notaus capital de la Cmpagne du Grand
Chsn de Fer de Orleans de Jackson ct Nod
dispositions dune approuvee
elections qu de la troims section
Dun aete doPtd a legislature inti'alt A
capital des qn Dies
AVIS pente donnie qa'une election lieu LuNDl
III 5oG & @ m s r s
soucG soxante-1ne actons e'esta-ire nq
de la compsgae du Grand chetn de Fer de
TONS dens millions de pases ou iodapiai du Grand
ch no DE- Ter de ID de jackson s sGfa
endrots apres d6sgnt la surveillance d nspeurs
PREMIER WARD-stat Nayade .Iu.pec-
tours Yancey, Mark Walton Neville GFefiers-J C. fay
SECOND wARDcAse Pcmpe, c9mpague jackson No. 49,
Gaps entire . AspGon ct Lrook cb'
TRolsEhIE WARD rompe coopagnls ies rayaas de Is
Young Hawthorn, William Emerson .GtehrsA W stafes.
euATRIEaE wARD-rIo,el CONT rue Inspeeears-Aler
F9ah E. Solomon, Geo G. Steever Gfers-J w Fernandez X.
CINQUIEaIE wARD-Cefe du Theatre dorisans rue
nspeeuIsAche de Arnas p DeSerga Antoine carre Grief
SIxlEME wARDcase Pomre No. a. Iapi entire Ro-
yne ct bourbon nsPes'eurs5J L Wanr NJ Barnett sr Loco
sEPTEME WARDEcole de la des Grands Houmes
Union Bagatsle hsehe REVERE ardcre cTrs
HuirENIE wARD-Case pompe conpagne Phoenix No. 8,
N Ne E5cs r. n hGSp L. Bernard "m A.
NEUyiEai WARDchsz Maisme Cares e9ogpae Aontegqt ct
DEM T5 Nodoe.t de. res Josephine
sisfs5 e gqsEfT YIN slao5s
H. pe Aes ss f pS Ghng es
Jonas .GreHers-John Fitch, VIM i,allsee.
Les retours deyront ee ats aa Aars commandment la o
iel4 A. b. CROSS MAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

MuTlNY The Trieste Gazette announces that a mutipy
broke out the 18th on board the Lawrence an Amer
vessel which became serious that the guards OF
the port had to he applied to to put it down. 1t was
caused by some sailors having deserted been forciby
brought back to the vessel by the police
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

p,sAs1En AT sEA-Ihe ship Hayre arrived at NowYork
On the 9th instant from Havre reports hay
arg come IN contact june with British schooner Creole
q and Tor Halifax from Philadelphia and cut her down
70 tne waters edge Left her in sinking condition
The crew saved themselves by getting ON board the shin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

DEATH OF AN oLp CtrIzEN.--Col VIM. G. Parrish of
Tuscaloosa, Ala died at his residence in that place on
the sth inst Col P had been receiver of public moneys
in Tuscaloosa for many years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

MAJOR Stems CoMMaSD.-Leut, Heath, United
Army arrived in Saint Louis the morning of the 10th
inst from New Mexico Helmet Major Steen's command
on the 18th of May hundred and seventy miles from
Fort Leavenworth Thirty-fvc of the had died of
cholera up to that time hut the disease had disappeared
The officers We're all well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

Mas. SScLAIRAIrs Sinclair, late Mrs Forrest is to
appear in French play in NewYork the occasion of
the benefit of Mr. Robert Kemp the great French actor
She will leave for Europe soon to visit her family
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

FAmrNs-Consderable suffering is said to exist in por-
tons of Crawford and Warren counties Pa in conse-
queuence of the scarcity of provisions the long
we're winter having exhausted almost the entire stock for
man and beast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

! FIRE AND Loss OF LIFr.-The dwelling house of Mr.
Mcanulty. at Addison Wis. recently destroyed by
fire. and three of his children persisted in the flames Mr.
| and Mrs Nj absent at the time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

The MONKEY ISJUNcTIoN.-The injunction got out in
Newiork to prohibit the performance Of the monkeys in
the Aston Place Opera House has been dissolved and the
e show will proceed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

ExrLoscN.-A an iron foundry in Boston on the 10th
inst, an old bombshe exploded from striking wedge
placed in the fuse hole for the purpose of splitting it.
Several of the workmen seriously injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

M MILITARY EXERCISES IN PuaLIc SoHoolsThe control
srs q the Public Schools Of Philadelphia at recent
passed resolution entirely disappearing of all
training and exercises of the boys of the Public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

FRrsHrr,-Thc Grcenvile g. CO Mountaineer says
that destructive feshet has in the saluda river
Several bridges swept away, and large amount OF
property DESTROYED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

VERDICT IN GAMBLING CAsE.-An Interesting case was
decided in the NewYor1 Superior couT en- Thursday the
10th inst 1t the Of John Tsytos rs shifieck
Himan, to $500 paid by Tayss Hlisan fos
borrowed $1,000, sad by gnIahing failed :G slsG 10,
s,i tstgAsis e,eb ss.siishmbst saa 7 sassass9
ID ksetpss bsfii.,g .,- dollar yes ias As9Ssss ~
fisnlEE III ihs tri eigiynat eisinis5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

THE SHADEs.-Thosc that are hungered and those who
thirst after cool and delicious drinks, will do well
to call at the Shades between half past 10 and half
past Il to-day. fine lunch will be spread and the con-
comitants got up in style not to be beat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

A RESPONSE GEoRGEY.-The veteran Dembnsi has
through the qass5g .4Hssmene Zeitung, replied to the
statements recently put forth by Gen Georgey his book
on the revolution in Hungary Dembnski asserts that
nothing but the mutny of Georgey saved the Austrian
army from total defeat and says that the only reproae
which can be brought against him. is that he did not
arraign the traitor before court martial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

NEW srEAM.R,-A new steamer called the Jenny Beale
IN compliment to young lady of Mobile has just been
completed ut Louisville She intended for the Alabama
riva.i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

4 TIE Souri, CAsoLINA.Ths sale Of the propeller South
Caroline ut Network has been postponed. She WAS
offered at suction the llth hut withdrawn The
highest bid was 100000,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

THE Arr Umos CASE. On the 18th inst the superio,
Court Of NETWORK gave decision in the long pending
Art Union pronouncing the actions of the Associa
Mcn illegal and unconstitutional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

WEBSTER MEEIiNe.--An enthusiastic webster Meeting
.ss held in Boston the 9th inst 1t is stated that
thousand Webster declared their intention to attend
the Convention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

NAvAL.-The U. s. steamer Saranac arrived ut Boston
from Nicaragua the 18th inst She is go into dock
for repairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

WHAT rs Hr RESERVED There is lad of only
twelve years cid, W H. waddel, living at Pocahontas
Ark, who in the spring Of $50 stabbed the wound
thought to be mortal the fall knocked sense
less and cold by lightning in the fall OF 1851 was run
over by four mules and wagon lat winter, fell from
the third story window, lighting upon pile of stones
@s six weeks since shot three balls entering his
body The hero of all these ugly accidents still alive and
hsaty. being reserved doubtless fcr some other kind Of
| shualiDg off this mortal COLI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

~ MEssRs. EDTQIs-Please announce Mr..
EDWIN JOHNSON old resident of the city, Whg
Candidate ASSISTANT ALDERMAN the Ward to
fill the vacancy oca5oneI by the resignation Of T. b. WssIos Esq
ielS tt MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

RsKna The authorities of Lowell, Mass, have ap.
NJ $4,000 for celebrating the 4th Of July.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

Young gentlemen in want of business are referred to
the advertisement Of Mr. Rufus Dolbear 81 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

SMALL CKArT.-A schooner q.a Esperanzs5 of q 4
tons bnrhen and drawing two feet water whepoaded,
mas to sail from NswHaven the 9Th inst for So juan
ana Lase Nicaragua sl,s 4 designed ~ fesxH sud
,asssss besl 81 ttss fss@ Tabs tbs Smallest 4Bfi 81
ssssi thss -s SER tllsisr-a II .ssSs NJ r fs
ssssatis II mi tlrls 4 aissssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

THAT CALF Casa paragraph went the rounds some
time since to the effect that lawsuit about cafin Bur
ngton Iowa, had gone until the costs amounted to
about three hundred dollars The Iowa State Gazette
says the case originated in West Point Lee county and
that it has just been decided on appeal and further
that the costs amount to five hundred dollars indie.
pendent of counsel fees On the first trial. the witnesses
for party, twenty thirty in number swore
that the cafs tail entirely black while those on the
other side it partly white has been decided
that the tail partly white and the plaintiff has gained
his case. The value of the calf is three dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DUBLIN AND HoLyHEAp.--At Il
meeting of noblemen and gentlemen which has been held
in London, Mr. Herbert, NJ p read letter from Mr. o
W, Lang, Jr of Chatham in which he insisted the
possibility Of constructing steamer capable Of attaining
speed of twenty ye miles hour. lie proposed that
it should be 400 feet long by about 10 broad and with
nominal steam power of 1000 horses that
such vessel would make the yoayagc between Holyhead
and Dublin in about two hours while seasckness would
be altogether avoided in consequence of the absence OF
motion of any kind except horizontal The meeting ter
minated in the appointment of committee to devise the
best means of carrying cut the proposed project.
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indebted 70 the Clerk Of the steamer Tuscumba
Tor river fsvors.
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military academy.


PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR OF FENCING, CAVALRY ANN
INFANTRY TACTICS q
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, Anory Hull Of First
Brigade opposite Row. CaronIalet street. In the following
branches Of the Science to-wit; 49,
LIST. SABRE EXERCISE-for Cavalry and Artillery.
Id. .sMALLsWoRD CUT AND THRUST FENCING-or In
fantry
CAVALRY TACTIcs-ss taught in the United States
EoonH.
tary Academy.
W PoFESsoR MACE Formerly the Military Academy Phln-
dephia bngs testimonials of the highest communication to his ability
Sworiarnan and Tacticnn.
OFFICERS in their POSITIONS AND
TIES ON DRILLS DRESS PARADES AND REVIEWS, by the aid
Of Charts
REpRnEscK-aen E. L. Tracy Col. W. W. Wood. o9 aptf
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Fresh Goods.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
~ Have by the arrival Of the steamship BENZ Franklin received
SOM VERY CHOICE GOODS,
among which supERFINE ALPACA COATS WITH VELVET
COLLARS, SUPER LINEN DRILL PANTS VESTS SHIRTS etc.
inli lnif
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Gs~ Camp Street. @

y y IN D. UuKTKIHIIT. u. W. BKAUFUKU. y y
"a We have taken the GRo, W. HySsoN
Matches and Camp streets for the prosecution the pAUERRE
induce to hope for liberal patronage
"a Hours OF operating from A. N. to r. NJ.
itls lm2p2m3p CuRTWRIGIlT& BRADFORD. Artisa