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The Elsction Yesterday

Its gratifying to announce that the voters of
NewOrleans. true to their interests, and the
welfare of Louisiana, have, by an overwhelming
majority, decided in favor Of Convention to
revise the present infrm and patched up docu-
ment called a Constitution. At the hour Of
writing, We have not received the returns from
the Fourth District, but in the First, Second
and Third Districts the result 10 what We had
anticipated, In the three Districts above named
and in Algiers, 5000 voters have declared that
the present Constitution is DETECTIVES and totally
untitled to thu wants Of the people. and the
development Of the resources Of the State. while
{ only 185 have, from motives which it is impos-,
sible for us to divine, with no motive ct ALL.
voted against this great measure Of reform.
With the exception Of Baton Rouge, we have
received no intelligence from the interior, and in
/ that place, the vote is both surprise and
regret. We give below the vote of the three
first Districts Of the city IF Nsworleans and
A1QleTS is rs MS 81 sss,fs3l5i NH ,f,r M
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MI rs Camp Street. ~aG nj

FOURTH VOLUME BANCROFTs UNITED STATES
AND OTHER NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSES;
60 Camp street and 10 Bank Place
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES the discovery of the Com
nent-By George bancroft. Vol.
THE OLD BELL OF INDEPENDENCE; Or PHiLA DELPIIA IN
l77eBy Henry c. Watson, Camp Fires of The
American Revolution
WALKERS RHYMING SPELLING AND PRoNoUNcING Die
TIoNARY-New Edition, 1882
SMITHS DOMESTIC MEDICINE SURGERY AND NArEp1,
MEDICA, etc.
BIDDLEs REVIEW OF MATERIA MEDIcA FOR THE Use oE
STUDENTS-wih Illustrations
WRlGH1'S AMERICAN PRACTICAL RECEIPT BOOK IN COOK
ING, PASTRY, PRESERVING, PIcKILNG Etc
POOR jack ATale of the sea-By Capt. Araryat
eD rof SAFE ny j. B. STEEL,
ap2 2tdltW "a c,,.,.....
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Board of Health
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

t ~ S9 - NJ Lang Patterson, Hudson Askn
Soiomn W 3rthn and lady, NJ Keary servant
u i, So'tie II Watson Miss W Watkins Lowe
n r. jag II yen Ala Furness lady John white jas
r ~ $50 y slower ana lady Boston, Clarke Kinney o.
+ I 1"an va l. Pratt, Allen hiass Robertson Ga
chas ser iady John II NieIlheup, g vanBib,er
W 'ts u Frost Caidy, o, Edw Troye Asi Sondrcn
rim La; DninHso GeGz, 81 lonis '' '' " '''S' L D"'s'
LOUIS Chester Harctng, Boston; Hamilton and LADY
naSoh' VIM Sutherland Jas Mcnn Isaac Osrood and
family Ayeoek Major Smith family Nine eux La Eizaeth
Smith, N"chezi John Wilson, Memphis ~ ~ ' ~
i, ntCApE v Brtiin, l. Able Iieaey. Ed Gross Ala
y W Geo Holding Miss Sam Anderson, Martin Brown XIV: K l.
Charles Eaton, ll,eo KipeY, No ~ " ' '" "f"'
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e THE CRY CHARTER. The Act of Consolida-
ton, together with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use of
the members Of the Council, in pamphlet form,
can he obtained at the Office Of this paper.
Price one dime. .5
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Clothing! Clothing. Clothing

Clothing! CtOthissg! Clothing
CONSTANTLY COMING,
MORE NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Per steamship Philadelphia ships susua Fairfield and Memphis
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AMONG WHICH ARE
SOME VERY RICH, NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Well worthy the attention Of purchasers
AS ALL WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
Many of these goods entirely yes offered in
this MARKET md made the fashion
ta list only given:
NEW STYLE CAstsIERETTE FRocK AND SAC COATS
- QUEENS CLOTH
FRENCH DRAP DETE DRESS,
Best and Medium quality ALPACA
REAL. INDIA sEERsUCKER
INDIA SILK PONGEE
LINEN AND BINGHAM =.
GRASS CLOTH AND HONG KONG
FRENCH MERINO PANTALooNs
NEW STYLES FANCY DRILL PANTALOoNS
SILK, PoNGEE AND sEERsUcKER PANTALooNs
NEW STYLE WHITE DRILL PANTAIooNs.
NANKEEN, CoTToNADE, Etc. PANTALooNs.
WHITE AND FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS
GRASS LINEN AND HoNG-KONG VESTS
Also, very large assortment of SHIRTS UNDER GARMENTS Of
HOSE, ETC., ...Also..
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING
every description, which will be
CLOSED OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
TT ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION.
apl2 6t2p ALFRED MONROE i CO., "a Magazine st.
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DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CHEAP,
FOR CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCE.
~ You will find greatly your advantage examine At this
house, the Goods being guaranteed o average from
TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the prices ut any other house and this ok comprising
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS Foreign and American
for Planters Household Insposas PURCHASER CAN HAVE
HIS THROUGH compelled resort five
or six different houses to complete his purchases.
apl3 eph C. NJ. SIMPSON, SO Cansl street
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uatr Qualifications

j. B. Steel No 90 Camp street has sent us the following
new and interesting works l.f
Madeleine" a tale Of Auvergne by Julia Kavanaugh
authoress Of Nathalie etc. from the press of D. Apple
ton & Co., NewYork. . -
Hearts Unveiled" I Knew You Would Like Him.
by Sarah Emery saymore, also from Appleton Co.'s
press. 40 e..
The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell" after
wards Mrs Milton This volume is a number Of Apple
toms popular library of the best authors and it Is full of
interest. 4af8
"Appletons Mechanic Magazine and Engineers Jour-
nal' for April % ss ~ 7
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The Steamship Philadelphia

The Steamship Philadetphia
HAS SUPPLIED
G. LEI HTON & CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,
From the Mandatory No. 10 Place. NewYork with large
invoice Of
THE RIGHT KIND OF GOODS FOR TIE SEASON,
And our friends who iuquring
GOOD DOLLAR AND HALF SHIRTS
Silk, Lsle Thread, 6auzs Cotton, York Mills Linen
UNDERsHRTs AND DRAWERS
SUMNER HOSIERY SUMMER cRAvATs, WASHING sus.
PESDERs, at Fihy Cents pair.
OUR LIGHT COATS
And rndry novelties for GENTLEESs WEAR are respectable
informed TINT they had
Ar LOWER PRICES THAN EVER, AT THE NEW
FIRST PREXlg9 SHIRT EMPORIUM OF
G. LEIGHTON CO.,
No. SO CANAL STREET,
Next door 10 ST. Charles street, I
q. NOTICE 70 CAtiFoRNIANst y
.a.#-a. g, LII IG HTON L. CO.
Have afiou in Montgomery SAN and EISTs
TO EAGRANTS be obtained GRATIS by PLYING either there
or IN Neworlfahs. npl4 4t2p
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W'oftd's SAFE Compas,u.
FHNHE attention of the nnhJio - aau3


nhy and superiority of these Safes over nil obrr, ~ So
mon ~ entire ne principle We form e,s or 1sk
innae rom wrought iron plates bars natnr & VI INV
aS TIC tIe ;ds Is run chilling Tie liquid metal and afns @
d" 10 ne Gnsei or drill and capable resisting ill., & h.
scRan - .h bsf ssv sn nS only @ Mature oP
Nous burglar remove psrhaps s % 'or the
on the od mass @ en me burning element an impress
E,plpE bn not N that these Safes secn ~
nRS sf DitilL AND POWDER PROOF COTRIN hIi
Le ,ns only really secure depository for money ar h %
Safes or Bsn y but little security nny Of III" popular
no" N hse They
Th hel MO as experience has demonstrated WIN I" 'ech"'si
,E nntGny H furnish n, mo-, motto g .,,y,
Firms and al various z?s for Banking Institutions Mercantile
fso when secured with Llie Bauk oSks n''i ana Powder
s.'le o. me above Safes ,,;
Bank Lock- at ,hs oa ne w nay y NeW,s
t''' VI l. ". PETTEES, Agent, as (ta,nn at,a.t
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y, a ~ =
LABOR IN ooBA.-1he Chnese-The Havana correspon-
dent Of the NewYork Tribune In regard to the
prosperity of the island much complaint exists on
Of the scarcity Of aborers which prevents the extension
OF the cultivation Of the TO this
dicuty as the Supreme Government does its utmost to
prevent the smuggling in of African slaves and as the
mass OF the inhabitants to the increase of this
class OF mankind contract has been entered into for
commissioner is about to start for tha ce,estiai E,
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asSs The fine passenger steamer SAXON, Estes
master, will positively leave lille und all intermediate
andinsson TUESDAY, the 18th instant a, O'clock Pm.
aps sTRoTHER BRO. As Poydra. street.
@- WING STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE Cow.
arSr .NxwoRL1As April ~ 1sss-At meeting Of the p..,
gates 'his COMMITTEES held at their Camp street and
Commercial pncs for organization the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected as cheersi .r
President. IL N. MARKS, Parish Of 0rlaan.
Vice President list Cong Dis All POWELL Parish of Ascension
- " I'd =" =" j. B. WALTON, Paah of Orleans
- Sd &" =" Hon. S. w, DoSSEY Parish of Ten,au
- - 4h - HonT. c. SCARBOROUGH, Par ouachjts
Treasurer. L. HEYIJGER.
Secretary ..E sALoMoN.
By order of the Committee.
apia 81 f, sALoMoN, Secretary.
rs WHIG RANGERs.--At meeting of the
Wing Rangers held Wednesday, April the following gentlemen
were elected to for the ensuing Presidential Capaign
-. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
F. Eot !; scA a Snbs Chairman
CHARLES oG1ER ..4 ..a
FINANCE COMMITTEE: .r'
HENRY sPEYSG ;IAgD, Chairman
5 SasEpH s 6 6ss5s ...
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
6 6G; Il p 6I HagTIyyTER, Chairman.
IL IL cAs sTEHs1S;
eHts RS2s'0s Secretaries. a. A'S'N PRESIDENT
u ARf IRcHikh' aps 1w
@1> ODD Fellows REsT.-A regular meeting
fthe BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, REST will
bs held TUESDAY EVENING, April 49, at half past ocot
at Camp street. Members particularly
ap1O st JAMES FURNEAUx Secretary
BRIGADE COURT OF ASSESSMENT, FIRST BRIGADE L. NJ,
sS NEwORLEANs, April II, 1854
- The Brigade Court of Assessment, First
sss ss ssasd VII G' sEsbsi
y # halfpa.tI o'clock, the Arsenal GiTod
W. W. W. WOOD, Colonel President.
5os A nl Ess Gsf Isa. colo.s Members ..,as
<>MI. 0. o. F-HowARD LODGE No. 10
81 IN meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Grand
~Ny Lodge Hall corner Of Tehoupoulas and Poydras
G George Bowdich, G.; George Levi Secretary Je Fur
Per. Secretary; Jnmea navia Trassurer ianlH
Gs~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
r. W. JAMES Candidate for the oce JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE FOR THE SECOND JUSTICES DISTRICT, mbas
I- For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
GEORGE W. cHRIsTY ia Candidate for oes of SECOND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE In place of j. L. Wrsrsn elected
neeofder' mh2s
g~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CHARLES " JoNTE is Candidate the Of SECOND JUS
TlcE OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS and
respectfully oicits the ufragsS of his mh25
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NeaC .Jl1Ueaile Books.
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
NO. SO CANAL STREET.
CLARKE d AUSTIN'S NEW SERIES OF JUVENILES.
AUNT MARfS TALESThe Young Artist Sailor Holiday in tn.
Country, Generosity, Mothers Birthday, ETC.
FAIRY TALES-By Geni Robinson Crusoe.
SC0TTS READING FOR THE YOUNG.
GULLIVER'S TRAVELS.
SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CIRISTEND0M
ABRoT'S HISTORICAL JUVENILE SERIES.
ARTHURS JUVENILE STORIES,
SANFORD AND AERTouN -. ~ .'.
TALES FOR WINTER NIGHTS.
GIRLS OWN BOOK BOYS OWN BOOK.
PAUL PRESTON; PARLoR MAGIC. NI
JANE TAYLoR's ORIGINAL POEMS; WILLOW LANE STORY
PARENTS ASSERTIONS; LERE UPON LERE; PEEP OF DAY
VAST ARMY; ALADDIN; RAMBLES OF A BUTTERFLY
PARLEYS JUVENILE TALES MOTHER GoosE,s MELODIES
ARABIAN NIGHTS with Engaving- vols London Edith,
CECIL AND HIS DOG. ~
ABBOT'S MORAL LIBRARY in 5 vols
CHAMBERS'S MISCELLANY.
HARPERs' FAMILY LIBRARY, separate volumes.
SNOW SToRM-By Mrs. Gray.
MRS. S. C. HALLS DOMESTIC TALES .t
STORIES FOR SUMMER DAYS AND WINTER Nrcurs
LADY AT HOME; ALoNZo AND MELISSA
YOUNG ARTIST; TALES OF PARSONAGE
coLoRED TOY BOOKS, PRIMERS, ETC.. ETC. milo sor
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WRITINGS OF WAsHINeroS. Some time since it was
charged IN the NewYork Evening Post that Jared Sparks
m us editon OF the Writings of Washington had maeri
any altered many passages in the letters and Journals of
that illustrious man, omitted others and in
places mad even interpoated paragraphs and
entirely his own This charge adopted by lord Ma
hon. in his recent History of England and he severely
censares Mr. Sparks for having tempered with the truth
OF history These grave accusations have at Ienctb
elected reply from Mr. Sparks in which he indignantly
denies their truth
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THE RAvELs.Another crowded house at the st Charles
last evening, and another fine bill for tonight
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The Malls

= IuuBILE
The Eastern mail came through to-day, bringing dates
from Network of the 9Th, Baltimore to the 7th and
Charleston to the 9th inst. all as Int as due.
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Uahle TaTk.

Nothing is more amusing instructive saws Ma
canlay than to observe the manner in which neonlc
who think themselves wiser than the rest of the world
tall into snares which the simple good sense of their
neighbors detects and avoids' The slightest reflection
on the part of readers will surely convince them
inasmuch as the very varied dry goods stock Mt %
Charities street (Bradys old stand excellent in quality
and in price unusually cheap common sense that
they should buy there.
Tall are the oaks whose acorns
Drop in dark Auser's rill
rat are the stays that champ the borphs
Of the Ciminan hill
Beyond all streams Clitumnus
Is TO the herdsman dear
Best OF all pools the fowler loves
The great Nolsinian merei
Sportsmen would do well to buy their guns and ntos
from C. S. Duggan, 50 Common street We sbonld mot
forget his superior ewery watches and Sheffield cutlery
1t may sound oddly. says Lord Bonebroke but it
Is true in many cases to say that men had learned less
their way to knowledge would be shorter and easier
There no cure for who is taught to be bockhead
his ignorance is the fruit of instruction and he has
cogged his mind with learned darkness Men who wish
to purchase Instructive books, written in accordance with
the progressive spirit of age should apply to Ball B
'iraver street, the well known European and American
bookseller.
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Young y Co.,

EOWNy co.,
wa 7 G HIN A X E RS, Etc,
NO. CAMP STREET,
B Have constantly hand manufactured their ORDER
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FINE WATCHES,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen fully warranted. COMPLETE AsSoRT
MENT OF JEWELRY; GOLD PENS GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL
SPEcTACLEs; PLATED WARE, etc. We would respectfully call
attention the above also stock Of SILVER WARE which
for workmanship and quality and the whole which
offer at moderate prices
~ PARTICULAR ATTENTION always given to REPAIRING all
kinds Of WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. nov5 sm2p
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PAnoD-Parodi gives concert in Mobile this evening
the Register tells the following good relative
i and troupe last year: friend strongly recommended
country cousin Of his to attend the concer as 1t was
well worth the two dollars required for ticket Next
day the yoke demanded Of his adviser dollar and half
In reclamation II got but fifty cents WORTH said the
countryman Why surely, you mistake The violin
playing was worth the whole money Didn't you admire
ther Carnival of Venice, and the Bird on the tree
en- " No" said the green one that's what COM
plain or know nothing about Cariyals, and saw no
trees but that feer kept atuning up al, the time and
never came to plain adding!" s,tl va is' =
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Died (:


On Monday evening, April JAMES DIXON aged IS ycar.
| native OF Scotland.
10 The funeral will tke place o'clock THIS AFTERNOON
from the corner of Common streets s friend. and ac
qanntanees are invited 10 attend,
on sunday morning April II of tho Lungs JAMES
ShlNbL age' % the three
Year, ana aeN fneier of Protection Fire
9S Cincinnati and Toronto Canada papers please copy
% SUNDAY evening, April H. at halfpast o'clock, Mrs. ANN
this city for the past fourteen
~ Office TO CONSIGNEES The American
ship SAMUEL LAWRENCE Capt. Pnttea Liverpool is
LANDING her COusgnes please
their goods on the evee will
apis JOHN TooLE, as Bsnk Place,
nRESSED LUMBER-Tongued and Grooved
y WHITE PINE CYPRESS, POPLAR AND YELLOW PINE
Is, Il, u l, * and N inch, for sale
ARCADE MILLS, MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD
.. oHfse ID StJoseph street, the Levee
az LOCUST, JUMPER AND LlGNUAiviTEi BALLS AND
FINS FOR ALLEYS. an
ESRUDE BRINISTONE-l00 tons of first quail
" iy IN store and for sale by BARELLI CO., Common at
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NE" ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN,
~Irprro RAILROAD COMPANY.
PUBLlC notice is hereby given that the Lists
5kIEANs IAEKsoS S sS Sb"Ta5 ssd cs NEW
arr now at the following places in Nsu
~ the office the Company Common ,r.
SfLoS y ISItlCT-At the Citxens Bank ~ '"' "eet'
THIRD DSTRCTAt the Of the mi, n ada. r,
pany. ''' 'H"' 'NsiroAd Gem
tou ,, DlsIFlcT-Athe office Parish Recorder
IN ABOLITION to the above, subscription he
and the neighboring Parishes ~ " w circulated IN the city
The lists will be closet 18th Of Anil go
oPensd until the organization Board ~ wa h"t "e re-
W Notice is hereby TIM a meet tia
ps W fotr1 u Directors, aud ~
snHs wi he held at the Lyeun OPPOSITE o'Ntr
and three o'clock '' '''''' Vi hht O'Clock n.
NewOrlenns, April ], 1852.
JOIN CALHoUS Secretary. ''' f'fspieht PRO tenn.
tuDil
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HE swiss BELL KIsGERs.-Those in search of amuse
ment wl do well to give these artists call An evening
can be spent very pleasantly at the amphitheatre il
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Ladies' Parts Spring Fashions

GRAND NoUVEAUTE FOR 1852
D. P. ANLAN g. co.
NO. ~ CHARITIES STREET,
Respectfully solicit the attention their mporaons of
SPRING AND SUMMER PARIS MILLINERY.
DRESS GOODS AND EMBROIDERIEs
Our stock comprises the largest assortment of
BONNETS, ARTIFICIALS AND RIBBONS
In the city which have been purchased expressly by agent
FROM THE FIRST HOUSES IN PARIS
large DRESS SILKS Rich Printed ORGANIZES
BAREGFs, JACoNETs GRENADINES, BAyADERE BRnnEE
BREslLlENNEs, BRILLIANTs, TISSUES, RoMALDAs T1Rcs
ROBES MoUSSELINE de SOLE BRoDEE ENBRoIDER
MANTELETs, CAPEs, COLLARS CHENIIsETTEs BERTIIEs
HANDKERcHEFs, Wells, ROBES, SLEEVES AND FIOUNc
NGs; WHITE MUsLINs Plain, Striped and Checked LAcEs
e All OF which we viii sell at the lowest market prices
ans 0t2p D. p SEAMAN l. ~,
FiresDOrks Postponed.
GHs Rs FOR gsi, TIE n
iSe" waste of
s' @ A with, ss f s1s
ss"1 s pvt
paSaa p as my s
I as 'sfHii' s. Ss fsSR
n5ETTs ri s'Eas
s An Tickets the i good or TuRs blfSss The s
.'''' apla IA IS 20 90
- L"'.ch at TIE Shades, eyJA
Ha From halfpast to hafpas 10 O'clock .kxnA--.
--.A-S IL All the Markets fully represented ss-=.%-
j. L.. Il. Blanc,
's'r sRW ee okkE e
heePs constantly hand,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS LIME f''
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARC oAL, etc. etc |
c1AreoARns.. sfS SsG xsp rloKrrs, fell,
m Hats, Caps, etc.
~ AT WHOLESALE.
SEX Ss FRA Sa zs fAq
and CAMPEACHf HATS for sale by ' $500
lyc ari.W FROST CO.. 10 Magazine street
~ OTlCE.-MR. ALEXANDER REID is nv duly |
authorized Agent during temporary absence the
April 10 1854. apis st - 49, -NeN'- '"''''
4 NOW PEAS--COW PEAS-A fresh lot of Caro-
lima Cow Peas landing Telegraph
aP3 BARELII q Co. 81 Common street =
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Dry Goods, 2
OF
7 H 0 M AS ADY,
% '"As e. =. IS. STREET. 81, :. %
FIFTY PER CENT BELOW THE ucTUAL COST.
@ % CHARITIES sTREET.~@M
apls Up VICTOR FEsTE.
Fashionable Clothing.
~ The undersigned respectfully invite the purchasers
their large and superior stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
embracing all that and desirable regards goods style. and
FRocK AND DRESS COATS,
BAG AND PALEroT COATS,
PANTALooNs AND VESTS
THOMPSON & NIXON,
apl5 2ptf 10 Camp street. Oppos. the City Exchange
Guinness 8 HUI,
Sc CAMP STREET,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS, FINE CUTLERY, UMBRELLAS,
GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS
FANS OPERA CLASSES PORTE NovNALEs,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
PIANOS, PAINTINGS,
apl2 CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES s.2p
Clothing! CL0thing!!
NORRIS s WAY
~ Would call the attention of the public to thes
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which, for style, variety superiority they are satisfied
will meet their APPRECIATION They constantly receiving from the
North, THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND STYLES OF GOODS and
maintain throughout the full every thing mecca
sary to sentlemnna wardrobe, consisting
Sup Cold and Black cAsMERETTE Froc Sac Frocks and se
Genuine IN Ola PoNGEE AND SEERsUCKER COATS
LINEN DRILL CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN COATS
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS of every variety OF pattern
B And an entire assortmentof
SUMMER VESTS,
to which they would especially call attention,
HOSIERY, colored and plain,
GLOVES,
And a select lot of SUMMER CRAvATs
NORRIS & WAY
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
apps Under the City Hotel
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To Rent.

In Lafayette, Pryana of s,so.
coriAsE DWELLING containing rooms with kitchen and nav
wants rooms fine brick csten largo yard Handsomely "a,
possession s'Venimmedaay and rent exceedingly m.deae
/ -. t ee' non ONCE second hoor. mills 2ptf
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The CoMrRoa1lsE REsoLurIoN-On this subject the
Washington Republic Of Tuesday last has the following
remarks The policy Of the Administration in regard
the measures Of Adjustment sustained yesterday by
an overwhelming vote nthe House of Representatives
Mr. Jacksons evasve and onesided resolution was rein
forced by substantial amendment in conformity with
our suggestion and was adopted as amended by vote
that Will be found recorded in another column The con.
test and the test vote the amendment which was
transcript substantially from the first message of Pres
dent Fillmore Thus the House has passed the resolution
which was laid on the table in the democrac eacus and
which was adopted by the wg the first day Of
the session. The amendment of Mr. Hillyer which EN-.
braced the points of the message having been adopted
Mr. Jacksons original resolution useless appendare
harmless altogether and chiefly objectionable from the
Transparent purpose for which it was in the first Instance
offered by Dr.. Fitch 3siE 81
The House very wisely voted down the call for the pre-
vious question on Mr. Jackson's resolution THEW were
determined that there should be no riddle or enigma to
go before the country without plain, ineligible pro-
position on which men could show their hands and make
manifest who willing to abide in good faith by the
compromise as compromise--in all it's parts.
That in this the first important division on the pocy Of
the Administration the President should have been ss
tanned by SO large majority in the popular branch of
Congress- that he has adopted course ap
proved by the people. tsst Is s.,;ss as.-.=rs.
The FrerTivE SHAVE CASE IN NEwYoRK.-The ALBANY
Evening Jouna intending to be very severe in regard to
the late fugitiveslave in published the fol-
lowing az Geographic dispatch 9pa
Y Nev York Markets, April 2NEeRoEs Prime quality
$1,000 $4,000. Holders are firm & l5.5i. -
The NewYork Express gives the following as the style
IN which the thing should have been done sai ,45 |
Netr Fork Marked, April Photographed to the Albany
Evening Journal ]-NEoRoEs.-Penty in market poor in
quality BIT no demand except for fugtves. Strong
efforts made BY our beloved friends to bull the mar.
ket for railroad stock but it all ended in
corneriug operation. As this report goes off the ex
element over but there's terrible squrming among
The shorts and the seeks There are Texas sellers Of
Massachusetts, negroes in market but no buyers The
prices asked compared with those quoted above are very
lealers say it's not at all In their way
tRf ~ - Yours in haste ATRoc,nrs |