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Judge Edmonds has delivered his Judgment
upon canals We understand from very good authority
the ghost of Jane Shoretha the spirits refused the
worthy Judge to mix themselves up in any way with the
canals They argued very properly that if spirits and
water mingled the result would be grog and they
valued Horace Greeeys support too much to haye any
thing to do with the fabrication of intoxicating drinks
A ball recently came off at GAINESVILLE, near
New Albany, Ind. for which an Irshman purchased a
ticket He went to the bali, and took part with the
in the dance. but he noticed that every time he went
round the several Germans present stepped his
toes with the intention Of tripping him up The lrshman
at length struck at those who annoying him. when
general fight ensued In the morning the freshman
found the ground the house. with his entrals
out. Mr. Swim. who attempted to assist the ishman,
hand bad cash cut in his head.
Recently, during thunder storm, the dwell
ing of Mrs Corlet in Burlington Vt, struck Ivy
lightning, the fluid entering the gabe-end. the
chimney damaging the roof tearing off the cornice and
clapboards breaking the glass of the windows passing
down and demohng the chimney, destroying furniture
in the chamber. entering the and throwing the
taking silver from the ash floor and fastening it
in the ceiling above 1t then passed between Mrs Coret
and her SON not than eighteen inches either
stunning them both striking the cellar door bending
latch opening the door passing down cellar demoshng
barrel Of pork and barrel of soap it made its exit
the cellar window, carrying the sash and portion of the
wall with t-and has not been heard of since.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

FASHIONABLE IsrEL1IGEScE-Under this head the New
York Herald has the following Since the decision of the
court in favor of the monkeys. understand that
goations have been opened between these respectable
a,tistes and the wealthy unkeys Of upper tendom Up
town fashonables preparing several splendid soers
es ctampe,es and maiinees mcales, in order to show
their and appreciation of the responsibility of those
playing at the Asor Place Opera House. and
who it appears by afdayts associated with kings and
princes in Europe 1t will be great of festivities
between the monkeys and unkeys and will cement their
friendship forever
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
From LIEERPOOL

BALTIC, (Am)... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June 9.
EUROPA Dr.. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, S.
NIAGARA, tBr)... for BOSTON. SATURDAY, IL.
Aii.ASi'C, tAm.). .or NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, :. l6.
AFRICA, (Br.) .or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, :. ~.
CANADA, (Br.) -. for BOSTON. ATLIsInr es
ARCTIC, (Ani). NEW YORK.. "WEDNESDAY, 80.
ASIA, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July 3.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, June 9.
WASHINGTON &c. for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, %.
HuAiBoLDT.... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July 7.
HERMASN..,... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - 81.
FROM LTTERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA WEDN'Y
CITY OF MANCHESTER for PHILADELPHIA WEDN'Y, 20.
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day rates.
NEW oRLEANe oLAss1FIcATIor.
Inferior ....,..... 54O6h NIiddlng Fair IL a.
a adaa ians GOOD GOOD a ns Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stoo hand sont 1871 Cotton oae sao Tobacco ah as
Received since ], 402737 VISA
yesterday. 6O6=1 ,4o3s43 2s4=6s10s
1,4ls73s 91g7G
Exported to date. 49,. 1,363570 $685.
yesterday,.... 2,3S2al365961 l,5lS=5S41l
Stock on hand not cleared .... 52,772 3350|
TOBACCO-There active demand, with sales o
800 hhds, follows: 1903 hhis at 33Ei, at Az
l3 at Az and so at 5 4l0 hhds 800 81 90 at g. II
at "a, and 40 at 81 hhds at So 65 at ga "a Al
81: and at 61s 81 hhds III at - and Is ut SIS ant
81 hhds 30 at x. and 81 at 5h4 T. tb.
SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs-small lots selling at pre-
vious rates.
FL0UR-Steady. with sales of 800 bbls, including 46
Ohio, in several lots at So SOFAS So and $50 st. Louis
in small parcels at 81 25 for superfne and 81 9O05
Dbl for extra brands.
GRAIN-There fair inquiry for Corn. but owin
to the small stock the sales limited to $500 sacks
Guiding 800 mixed at As 1850 at $50 prime yellow il
poor bags at So and 325 prime white at 52f u bushel
Of Bran, 100 sacks, in two lots sold at $3.50 100 b.
PROFESSIONALISM firm with sales of 100 Dbl
Mess in two lots at $780, $50, in lot also at 500
large lot of heavy Mess is reported to have brought
higher price Bacon in request and 200 casks Side
sold including 1856 in two lots and II at 9a
p BIO Lard noticed sale of 600 kegs prime
| 1oa4s p Is.
CoFFEE-We noticed sales of 1000 bags Rio, incudin
80 at So. $40 at So $50 ut S and 200 prime at o. U 1t
RICE-Seady, and we heard of As casks sold Satul
day, in several lots, at 4404sfe u ID
| WHJSKY-zWe noticed u sale of 200 bbls Fletcher
Extra at l7f u gallon.
| FREIGuTS-A ship was taken ION Saturday. for Liver
pool sos for Tobacco and one yesterday for Naples ais
for Tobacco, at IS p hid.
| ES-Demand fair.
Sterling 9ltD101s T. ct pm
Francs 517 1atGD5.22
NewYork sixty-day Bills ...........lD1i4 y ct. dis,
Sight Checks NewYork. parO u p ct. dis
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THE MAINE LquoR LAw-The NewYork Herald states
that the Maine liquor law in Massachusetts causing the
emigration of large number Of literary and mer
chants from that State MI James, the novelist about
selling his property at stockbridge with view Of re-
moving to NewYork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

CaIME UNraEcEpENTED-A few nights since the editor
of the Joliet IN Signal knocked down in place
and three dimes ruthlessy extracted from his dlapidated
pockets The Governor has not offered reward for the
apprehension of the codbooded monster who committed
Ind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

SEVEN PERSONS DRowNED.-The st. Johns IN. b. papers
of the 18th nst mention the drowning OF seven persons
in the Bay Of Funda They the Rev Ed D. Vtgey Pro
fessor Chpman and four students from Acadia College
and q boatman. The boat upset in gale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

For AusrRALIA-At the time the Baltic sailed there
were thrty-one vessels up at London for Australia and
seven at Liverpool. The Commissioners Of Emigration
intend to send off eight ships per month for the next six
months
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ST.. TAMMANy.-St. Tammany is. we believe, only
American saint. He the chief of Indian tribe
which inhabited Pennsylvania while that State still a
colony and excited much respect by his virtues and
exploits, both among the while and red that after
death he canonized and the day of his BIRTH the
first of May regarded holiday. All Christian
tries' says the Savannah Republican, have their tute
lar saint England has her St George; Scotland her St
Andrew Ireland her St Patrick France her St. Crispan
and Spain Santa Jago In this country, have St.
Tamany Throughout the Revolutionary war, the natal
day this saint observed with great respect by the
army well by the people 1t not till Mr.. Jetter
sons administration when General Dearborn secre
tary of War that the observance of it by the army
dispensed with and the change made then only with
the view of carrying out the system of retrenchment
which the President sought to introduce in the admins
traton of the Government. The first fort built at St
Mny Camden county and perhaps the first in the State
called Fort st Tammany. gentleman residing
in this city present while boy at celebration by
the officers and soldiers stationed at the fort Of ST. Tam
many's Day. The May pole used the OCCASION
tree with its branches and bark removed; aud around
that the soldiers danced and celebrated the day
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An ARRIVAL FROM THE MouNrAiHs-The steamer High
land Mary arrived at st Louis the 14sh from Council
Bluffs bringing down Mr. picotte who is connected with
the st. Louis Fur Company and large quantity of fnrs
which Mr. r. brought from Fort Union. He made the
journey in bouts from the latter place to Council Bluffs
distance of 1900 miles in eighteen days lie reports that
nearly all the emgrants for Salt Lake had left Kanesvle
Among the number the Hon. A. W Babbitt, who
goes to Utah business, but is soon to return The
health of the country about Kanesye good and the
sarn1,
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Snow STORM JusE.-The Pittsburgh Gazette says that
very storm experienced Seven Mile Island
in the Ohio below that city Wednesday night the 9th
inst Snow fell quite heavily for some time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

SrmiruALIsM WIscoNsiN.-The spread Of the rappng
elusion is spreading in the State of Wisconsin with the
most extraordinary rapidty In Clark county several of
the clergy say that they have been inspired by the spirits
that the they preach not their but
dictated by the spirit. They say that the millennium
has commenced and that within five years the wicked
will be swept from the face of the EARTH and the righteous
are to inherit forever One divine informed his audi
ence that than dozen of them would pass
through the shades of death.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, June ~, 1852. J

IT..
r,osa osr Marn or tn ,iu mS' - 1ssS
~ o. 80, $500, ,1I,smnnn.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship java, jackson. NewYork VIM crccvy
F. S's sS's5 ls liverpool
ss ,hP YIN rsrrts rnGapion Liverpool ApoSRe nsa
ss' jus c,is's Norrop St Pierre Martinique Ispsirs
ARRIVED.
sp ship M s;, PUG das' from s' in ballast to PUG Mir 'o
Brig s''' Brown 18th inst. to wieAha
ser r I" f Caro-, 80 hou from pea.peo n..eBA
Steamboats,
crsseent Young from 81 Louis
f fras No Af PnsIp. IRON rom 5s Ysssn,
Post Boy, Crooks, from Faon.
owhoa, Gonq s, Antw from the down md
% s T's s.s asR ss Ass''7''
,,,, ,,1-..z
sEw S.s q T. 80 n sa sss e. ,s
hair, 800 b1a candles, $500 slaves
bales s Do 90 es s " ss d .oS e
eotlials, 80 DO moss l4l pcs asc, pgs
,i ship nhphoor 40 bales cotton 4'iS b fonr
llssoSpsr.ip SOD hsl' tobacco slaves,
ufpsnns ss5 sav's wv mus ''' - 'N
IMPORTS.
VERA cRuzrsr Tefaan'epec sa5oo specie Campo
5000 10 %, ao -, ~ bales tobacco srasiefe Geo.
Almonds ] ya Iaes Do ss e rsns
g. Ssa Pol5l0o pIgs
JANEIRo-per bark Admiral 1900 bag. coffee \, rleins
soa s Sc ~ ,s rSwlA"n so 200 feet lumber Simpson
CIR ro,,s RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
q tss Il g Il il s Rs.s III: .s
do s. hi, pekar &eo2o Do Paels ro59 bsggn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

ARKANSAS The Little Rock Gazette aud Democrat init
mates that the Democratic Convention which nominated
Gen Conway for Governor, very slim affair, and
witha "fasily' Convention-gotten up by the Con-
ways Johnsons etc. who all relations and have long
monopolized tie offices of Arkansas
The Van Buren, Inteigencer of the most influential
democratic papers in the State has out in favor
Gen. Smthson the Independent democratic candidate for
Governor. There is no wing candidate,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, June %, 1852
CoTToN-The market presented dull appearance yes
terdy and barely 1000 bales found purchasers at satur
days rates
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DISPUTE sErTLEp.-A dispute between the retail and
wholesale London booksellers to the right Of the latter
to dictate the former the rate at which they shall yend
their wares has been settled by Lord Campbell Dr.. Mill
man. andIr Grote the historian referees to whom the
question was submitted They have in favor
of -trade in hooks
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rsyHE KENTUCKY MILITARY M.

FHNHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN---esSSa
ii sTITuTE. DIRECTED BY A BOARD OF vIsI- -
TORS APPOINTED BY THE STATE, - under the imms
auperinlendenae Co.'s r. I. p ALDEN e. W.
MORGAN both distinguished Graduates of West Point
Practical aided by allie and efficient The
fni axensive buildings ton0dous;
cpne location every desirable, franklin Syringe
health from
means in brief ample fer thorough elasesl sesntie ard
eeted with the studies to the body while caiyang
July August Entire charge $50
Treasurer H. TAYLOR Cashier Of the Bank of krn
lucky, III Frankfort. ! .s5.s
| Ky.,'t the rsiguei,
| '-7''' p. DUDLEY, Adiii and Preaident Board.
| tss- FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE FURNSHEpA At THE
| CRESCENT OFFICE. aps lawxWeos "
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SLAVES.


EAMES WHITE, No 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES Rlso Board and
Sell all Slaves him. fell
SLAVES FOR SALE ON TlME.-A valuable
- seca accned SLAV ES full
approved city paper Notes % bsar mt AZ eight
Also COOKS, WASHERS IRONERS
each prices, fesl LONG JOHNSON, 2commsea Place.
FHyWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD 2
viii be paid for the capture Of the slave named "a
airy about years old Nusss looks something
like with straight hair generally in
the ordinary height slender bu speaks when
spoken plain has bad teeth, She
has been get lack. She is much acquainted the city,
mylu F. NJ. FISK.
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RAILROAD AccrpENT.-0n the 10th inst. train on the
Housatonic railroad when Pittsfed against
large tree which had fallen the track The engine
tender and two baggage thrown from the track
and considerably damaged A fireman injured, but
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,
Briggs.

lth. Thompson. 2V,dl San tietril. ,ti2
80. S,d2 Sir Isaac Newton. 6 d3
1rioik ......... 5,d2 SaxonE ..-....-..l3,l al
borne ,l2.dl
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a Pucllsrio-The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer states
that during the session Of the late Democratic National
Convention Messrs Wilcox and Simnls, delegates from
Mssissippi,ad nice little bout" in the Hall, which
sensation. all about Colonel
Jetfefson Davis.
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Per brig Pehranepec from Vera trlU Glover, U Consul
Vera Cruz 0Dt Benan Sec'y Eug atom Hume
Guarrez, siso Lannetz, c her, 6 Musson II Gall
ReCazean Sampabnm.
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YHyHE WEST Passage HIGH SCHOOL.
than Fifty Boarding Pupils, has
ut least Hundred TX ltt5sssl
In addition present facilities graduate
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE proposes, f thirty forty
additional Cadets secured the
ish MILITARY DEPARTMENT where ~ the h1aness
taught such Schools
Annual EXPENSES furnishing Mattress and
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HoTEL.-The sub 81

~ sciber hsyng leased the above Hotel Will The
the goth EavBg eon, viii be abe
ronmote families comfortable As his
t. keep his table supplied with desey
fair share OF patronage. The terms or Board
Fer !Ay; II %
Per Week
Attached the Hotel BILLIARD ROOM, ALLEYS
ROOM The will supplied with the Leuds.
J. HAnGEAVE Mckay.
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THE PEMALE sp,fINARy.sl

Miss AUGUSTA NJ. KENT Pn pal, Miss HI. KENT Teacher 81
aus nearhs High School,
these who wish Brothers
they educated eneh other Foy
Tn. location of this Institution the
the Coast eenN ewDrleans MOBILIZE
to the undersigned, Postmaster High School. Nj.
n a rGarfa t,ulirrt
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
n Incorporated in April 84s, and declared dividend Of so per
Two Years' Business
Office No. IS CAMP ST. bs ween Graver and Common sts
BUSINESS COMPANY LFK Only.
This Company being organized ey protection the policy
holders and their families and operations
Great National Benevolent ustunn conducted the
M large handsome legacy widows children after DEATH
ALI policy holders whether life shorter who
nus the Insurance til DEATH participate the whole Of the rofs of
the Company.
the life husband for the sole benefit OF
herself and children, free from the claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
S. Allison Jas johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, E. H. Barton ]. PerkinB,
Joseph Walker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS:
E. W. sewen, Thoa. c. Jenkins Pc. Taylor,
Edw Janner Coke, John NJ. Curran, G. G. Stesver,
NJ. NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg II. Rhodewald
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dsugherty, c. NJ LutherQfd,
o. Wtekhnn, John Claiborne, K. c. Armstead,
Il Heart s'D' I. H. Wngae
Epw. JRHsEn COKE Vice President
A. ]. WEpoxaHuRs, NJ. D., Medical Board Of
II G. Hr t Actaa , nj NJ coHas, Attorney.
RIcHAnp BKIN NJ d. No. al Magazine Medical Examiner,
who will be at the office daily from halfpast IL
By tho Charter only $4,000 is taken o Il single lifo
" This Company applications for Life Inu
Issue Policies all healthy White and
than the charged by the NewYo London Offices without
the South BY the charter Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits interest," and
be mnde available ut the extent Of thirds OF their amount
where the panty has paid his premums in full.
California Permits AZ NewYork aud London Prospectus,
Table OF Rea and all information to Life Insurance. and all
Eject nsuiAnr be had at the Office Of the Company
az Extensive Travelling Pririlegen.
p.
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I lLADON SPRINGS will be open for the "A
- reception Of visitors the ar day Of June Extensive E.A
have been inside the Winter and 100
persons comfortably Efficient assistance
seened and the p0Prtots % themselves they much
upon
them with their pleasant an! agreeable.
2 tsepI CONFER & HENhY. PEopfieto
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VERA CRuZ-per brig Tetuanpec $500 specie Campo
$1,000 do, az bales tobacco Brugore aco.
HAVANA Per bark syphid: 200 sugar
demijoins almonds, 100000 cigars Va2sG0 do Caer
10000 do. bxn cigars Poah 900 ono6
to j ] Paron.
RIO DE JANEIRoPer bark Admiral
500 pair sash Cook & NoehOuee.
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NE ASONIC WORKS,--Persons wishingN Il q
lNA MASONIC BOOKS Or DIPLOMAS find sans N5lzf
at NEW ORLEANS STATfONERS' DEPOT. H. b 80
STEEL'S, street, they
NJ Works siitahl- tnr the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

N,ehs. sshn Mary R.sa rrsnsAa os,hs. Hiiss Matilda
s2a-Eo arrival
.oSI % ~ lie 70. railway sss 1spss
KY WEST. T.s i y port brig Maria Nsvsn' =
' new sv IsP sSs ' Hs !. Ships judah Lewis
.. ;s ss
sSl III S 5oSss EnsSae nass.s
Cincinnati young LeysS. and G.lys.ssn; ship: 0nw.rs
ham Proyidsnoe Creole Conn., B.lti%ors brig soara.
and
vs,0,n ssI Hunter iG1s,n John Bsyan. Liver
piGO Cid ses Mexico. Plsee Lsvaoa .nd Galveston;
sspi Sn,s c: o oasa a
Albar Gibbs. H.vrs yielssurg Berry; FYOrk; b.rss
assssds q sS'
Ia s,n Sebastian psnolp HGbason ssaS1
scntherner, snow. xpsischisols.
s sa': Gis bark Neptune
N.w s HsI f r ns Rsss1s Hss
CHAPMAN Burton saith DO SID sohs dsd
Benjania English, Lyon, Do; Elm City. F,bie. NTorh
NIwBERE Feb ii-Cid schr cAssAndra Brookfeld. W
NANTUCKET Fab as-Nor arrival or departure. Hsrbor
re- . ss SAsss
depoe Nathan Dir.o, nead Fall River for Alex.ndra
cena for
for Havana. Returned, schrs GaHslle BAKER and u
ssRr Assu, Springer a. 70,
Grande Hicks doier Three Sisters. Auntsy. Ksohias
for sei Mary ana. Gibbs Boston fer DO. :,
starton Ryder. BALTIMORE for Portsmouth.
PLYMOUTH, Feb n-Air scsr Rossmond. Ellis, Bals-
Griffin Philadeiphisi Louisa stephens, NYerk.
fOaTLhhD, F,b sa-Arr briss Tm HeUi'yery lof Pros.
h.reu PhilsdeIphis Arren. sarseans
from M'tsnass ca 2ss bii@ aaia. Hssaeil. and Com
EioHnOnD. TeS 22-Air big Thomas Edward. smally,
N95lesns sshr gSle Myers, BAismoEe steamer City
saVANNaH Feb 2D-Srr bark Ersot, Stevens, NYork;
sch Sgsn. BensoD Phsdelphia Cid ship Sterling Hon
In port ass John Campbell. Stubs. for London; ster
fs E @ S Ss ysn
E'Aeclor, Dc; KINGDOM IBrl Gutter. DO; Kely iBr
psns 81 1Ss 9svi
tBr Reed dsg Fssan thr D.yi, for Gadis Wolfe tBr
a. @ c FL
Southport. KcCormicf. for NYork; Bona Dea tBrl Roe.
;s os a 0.rs Ry e. s aa%
lBrL Adans for Glasgow; Cansman, Robinson. for GlAs
sy chrs.p !nrl Price ioF vsTpoo s9owaop !sE!
Mcfarland. diss Marion lBr). Howard, dg Express
r fer Ns s
d Gen e
Lewis for NYork soSrs Tia Eiia Hisbee Phlade pha
Midas Hagerdora for Rio; HeSriss,a B.snss for Sgsa
Tor Philadepha; BsndricR Fsh. shaw NYorl; Monte
rey, Ackey DO: Connoa Osisr. wx Ch.u Nils. Fran
ss hoi ss
do; Lut.erloh. somers, do Baldwin. Parker for
d. Anon 1s wilson,
ssreirs Patrick do; vulsnrs wssts fr Baltimore
eAIEs Fsb 23nArr bark Elizabeth Hail. Bsrsram. Ausoss
SULLIVAN, Feb is-Sld scsr Msriel Deliver, NYork.
AB- For additional Slip Ncss, see Eighth Page.
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A2 X nc ".

tNOgrGInGTON q. sNETnfE UOHFIAuEg TO
PRACTISE Law In the 5uprorao oourt-sc attend W
before Csnsregsto prosecute claims AND seso
against the Departments and Boards Of Csmmisonsrsts
procure patents ~ home snd abroadts obtain pensions
sances any psrs Of the t,ed ststss and in soreisr
eountesto make ~ estmen Of furda In loans
And bond and mof1sage-snd 70 negotiate the Yuro
and sale Of loans lands Ard patent rh OF s
ssss osnins up 70 ths United ssAses svrreuo Cour
pal von%uniensons prS PAID ADDRESSED 70 W. a. hns-
VII ueet VIII OpSAtoonNSN.
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ME DICAL.


TUE GREAT DIsC0yEkY FOR TIM PREvEs-
on snd relieving sickness has estonished all who
have sae trial 1t 10 almost In its action
in correcting the stomach and STRENGTHENING the entire
system IL II delightful and 10 10 be- used intern Ally and
externally livery effort hereofois made 20 relieve the
awful distress ecohsioned By sea sickness having
totally 'siied 70 give The sghtest relief the invsntr
will be borne In grateful remembrance, and carried
tho broad Atlantic by hundreds of th ousads who
will most cheeffuly proclaim TIE glad tdings ths
fsce creation which will induce thousand TO travel
who hsvo reuned a. home for fear Of che awful
quenees Of that which generally follows voyage 10 ssA
ih simplo, brserE and agreeable remedy 10 used Sish
failing success All that 10 required 10 trial to
dear /, every traveller IL never fals also to check
every species Of spasmodio Tronbss Cholera D.rnna
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