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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, |
Friday Morning, May Z, 1852. !
1T HADnn vrcrEpnAv

Friday Morning, May I, 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
sS ss Ms %S rss Man so,;e Harris MSFsn
Bark Cherokee, Getty, Charleston, L&ELtevy
STR SIR sit Rss s's'
ARRIVED.
s as" q sa
sehr Two from San Juan de NcaF'sn" via Ru"n Isl
Mex hr Anita asso Days rom Tnpa bound asamor put
ssr from rnsasss to %ser-Basn
Steamboats,.
sGf Rsi 1s Nf' f,e% 'R Ha ei@'l Msa.
ED White, Brady from W william Hs.,
IN Niles, Irwin, from cineinnsi -,
El:.y ssSi t;sR f %ss!s%s, zai'l"'
Natchez No L.ahers, from vcksburg.
I sn U ss p. bark Tsd n nn sr a n
Ss s Ell: ~, p,. a ,s
;P sird-broogh' bark 1aHaro, brig oavia and elr
Psss ss sSe
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis W from NewYork
Ship Caledonia Brsnier, from PHILADELPHIA.
Several other square rugged vessels, names unknown.
EXPORTS
EST s p . s ssI 80 g shs sg 5os ks seu
g s5i bss toB@o
1000 Sbs loq kegs lard
Is Is s1 sa % ' 4'
% d @ S 10 s, sos .hs 50 ties hAm
BRAzos ST JAGo-Per Major flour
bls 20 bss 5oi axis IL coffee, 1870 boxes l6
| pkgs mdse.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Sarah Elizabeth 25oo bbs
IMPORTS
s ash %sads asss ' ss .n
% WiSn,sn zaas & IoI % THIS
Shark
as. nj, rsssy 81. i
iron" /, 1 % 5ss Do DICKSON eo 1
Tion@a cks bags
| d pattson.
| IeBlanche.
RuATAN 1sNDPer sr Two Friends: Lot of fruit to ORDER
HAyANAPer ec John Albert 45l bxs Coffee
mdse, do calusacl do DOmngoi do Bomo
loooo single. Poosy
MoBLE-Pcr sc'r Diana $50 sacks salt to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
CNcNNATPsr stesmer Hungarian i4o bss barley Surge
od do s 100 Gspe
fsSy $'f i'Sss
s boz ae hs sssa ssn sss
5 s. bacon hsssl,
" iss M
ass Dos
a. ns T Dfs
sal,s .ddsn Turner Wilson "A, &solo .Rh
ton
Alsns Do Horrs Gayle orderNT IL bale
Turner Wilson &coa2 do Yeaman &eols bales cotton =
s
is; 81 ts -
s.Ss ' 1891 TX fs f"1s
81 5s :
steamer Jas Rosh: goo baggng 800 sls o
sE % ss e es roR So ss 90 MI
do Sa. % s Psssa
:s !?:f !P'"
Total % t sosso 10 ' '''AF'''
KENTUCKY BENDPer steamer Frank Lyon: bales
@ Downs Ssss = Tss E sss GO s ssss
G ssas GrEs sa
Rs.sn aad W Fsn' eoh osey F Pns M
a h,ss s A2 Mps % bale. een t.
&c 81 Ssi Vale BurSdss
ta q ss Cotton
N,m. IN p Bss - Sas cotton 5psy
T. box lscoTota, Az bale,
.s 4 s %"sss. NJ &c & %
OF d. 10 bills Darby 1remouet4 do sugar Gourd
ne L Kerr.
SALINE RIvMli-Per Leila
sn Ico-lS Cummings, Stewart &eo51 II co3s
y ii Frrllsen Sco-1l HILL Brande
Nv ii Moores Elder Bros Scol Purvis, Wood &co-2 Wgh
al | co-Total, 22S bales cotton.
~ BAYOU MACON-Per He
Vi "a do Buckner HILL Smith
Syiney Green Wright Williams Gliy-Total
DR | bal,a cotton
.ss bpEss Ssssf y Hs s cotton
he 4 Jonn6b Wright Williams Bogert Foley Ayery1o
Connolly 3s DeSaules-l5 Oakley Hnwkins-i0 Folto
~ &so-liJ Eeadl2 Curry Pierson-ii Cooper &eo0
Payne Hason-5 Nj Greenw God &col h Byn
cos Cleveland Fearn, Donegsn dco Swiney Gree
IL coy sks BRAN rder-Total, 92 bales cotton.
" FLATBoATs.
y TSDASaPer Hrrvey bush Hewitt Marion
Is lNDANA-per Roberieons 1850 bhs lime rida
lie Ira-Stfuud &eg-'Atd ORDER.
H. PASSENGERS.
EfsDda Juan Sifarssua-ta
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She WOULD SHE WouLDS'T.-The Milwaukee Owls }
Sentinel says woman intent suicide, in consequence
Of hard words from her half jumped from on
Of the piers into the Lake Sunday afternoon She
drawn out much against her will by bystandcrs and
after being safely landed broke from her rescues
and again plunged into the lake This time they conclu-
ded let her try it on' WHILE and stood aloof
Whercupon like true daughter of Eve, being unopposed
abandoned her purpose of sefdestruction and
1 ashore Of her accord
STRANGE EFFEcr PRopucED BY A BABy.-A Liverpool
paper states that in Brkenhcad on an announce
ment being made to him that he was the father of child
went mad. The account says:
The man, who is joiner upon being informed Of the
fact his return from work, Immediately danced and
jumped about the room in very excited state Soon
afterwards he became frantic and hurriedy left the prem
Nothing heard Of the for two days although
dgent search made for him but the evening of
the third day he made appearance house. and
had scarcely entered when the cries Of his child
heard which produced him the greatest excite
without speaking to any one he sailed forth into
the yard where he stripped himself of all his apparel
ccpt his shirt and trousers He then rushed out of the
the house. fled in the direction of Claughtou Park
after which he was seen to enter plantation at Bedston
He found week afterwards in rather battered
dtou. but was in a fair way to recover his senses
Wonder what the poor fellow would have done in a
Of twins or tripets?
+, strlvE SLAVE SHor-A dispatch from Columbus Pa
1
y and Snyder crested fugitive slave there that day
and that while The slave was in enstody he shot
whether by accident design is not known. Inc occur
caused great excitement. The name of the negro
was Smith, and he generally believed to be fugitive
slave although he had lived in Columbus several year,
and had family there. large number Of blacks were
present when Smith shot. .I"
HATS LAprEs.-We delighted to know says thu
Philadelphia City Item that during the approaching sea
the Leghorn for ladies is likely to the favor
enjoyed years ago In Paris London and New York
it will be the and hope Philadelphia will likewis
receive it handsomely. The shape of the Leghorr
bonnets is elegant and becoming-the br wide ant
circular, and the crown gently slopng backwards Thu
the back il made of the Leghorn itself instead
being composed of silk ribbon, in bonnets of stray
or other materials The favorite style of trimming Leg
horns is with fancy straw tastefuy ntermngled with vel
vet or ribbon of some dark, rich color On side
be placed small ostrich feather Of the color of the Leg
horn. shaded in the hues of the bird of Paradise.
she advances flowers will be employed for rimmin
these bonnets.
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Rnsit. STEAM UNDER DIFFIcuLTIEs-The overflow in
Pittsbu last week stopped the water-works and the
usual supply for the steam engines was cut OIL In TINS
strait tho propreors the Pittsburgh Dispatch in order
q. work ,er edition got company to lay their hose
IN the river and pump up water enough to supply their
ap,;ne Where there's will there's way, and q man
wb has zig wits about him. always discovers IL In time
N nsea--the need may frequently prompt ths viii
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIVERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

c...cvx- osr,cr
Friday Morning. May Z 1852 I
COTTON-Tbe market presented a very quiet appear
anna Yesterday the sales not exceeding 1000 bales and
generally nj easier nrices
KEW os,y.ss CLASSIFICATION
inferior ...........6 bodybuilding Fair .90oA
Ordinary ......7 f07AIEair ....'.'.' o5sG
ni naSi,i; tGozs 6d ID Gne m
COTTON rosacco STATEMENT .,,.
an ,,,. ,a,, Coto''' o ~ 300 ' % s7i
Received since - 1318Iss 3T442
:. yesterday 900 2l79-1315367 435=31S7
1.33O757 6174s
Exported to date. ..1I71e88 35944
- yesterday 2''=il.-l.o - :. a.,
STOCK On hand not cleared. l'o'' A'''s
ToBACCo-Fully 800 hhds were sold as follows; 20
hds at ~ and 16 at az 40 at 41s aud at IL at
Il nig ease at "a. 30 at 81; " at "A 81 mas Oh
which 10 at g. at Az. at Ak and II at l37 hhds at
3 Lie. and 7 at Sd II ID.
SUGAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6oo hhas sugar
changed hands at full prices Fair 4AkD5GS MO
, ,ooo III, NOV. ., -. o2,,os sor s.rnent;np and
ns i's' iva ~ " '~f " " :
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DECIDEDLY Coor-The Senate of Massachusetts passed
order Tuesday providing for the purchase of tickets
to the kossuth banquet for each member of the Lega-
ture at the public expense The House. however,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JErFERsoN Cry.
Thursday Evening, May 6, 1852.
Arrived to-day 6S Western Beeves. The stock of Hogs
and Sheep very moderate with fair supply of othel
stock
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ........... 61aD7c y fb net
:. :. (Texas) ................. 405c Is net
SHEEP. 25f0$4 90 p head
Mich S22O $50 p head
CALVES AND YEARLINGs So 00O$S so p head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

SPEEDY JusrlcEA recently occurred at Axbrdge.
England of the remarkable rapidy with which punish
followed the heels of crime murder was COM
mitd the morning of the Goth of March, death oc-
cured onthe 9th post norton examination was made
and the funeral took place the 2Sth the prisoner
amincd before the justices and committed for trial the
Goth the to Taunton jail on the 30th true bill
found against him the 31st and he tried, found
guilty sentenced to be transported for life the LIST Of
April, Thus the crime preliminary examination. trial
and sentence of prisoner and the death and burial
the victim all encompassed in the brief space Of
week If punishment always rapid the law would
have ten times its present preventive power crime
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Mus. SwIssfiEEM ON MrD-Mrs Swisshelm thus com
mlences leading article in her Pittsburgh Visitor:


Thank heaven for the return of the mud the soft
mud-black. yellow red matter what color. every
hue Of the comfortable old-fashoned mud is welcome
douhly welcome after its long absence, 1t tells that the
ner has been reached by the divine influence 1t is at
melted into sympathy for the of the poor
has rented and opened her bosom to her shverng chill
drcn who for time cast off, and whose tears fell
unheeded upon her stony breast The mud the welcome
mud is her promise to supply their wants. is the sign
her return to her maternal duties''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

DEFYISG THE LAw.-The Minnesota Democrat swes
with indignation at the idea Of appointment of IT, s.
Timber Agent in that Territory and the editor literally
boils because Mr. Fillmore fit to give his brother
the Office Although the President only dscharging
his duty and fulfilling his OATH exertng himself to carry
law of Congress, the editor of the Democrat
to view it invasion of pratca rights, outrageous
beyond bounds. Hear him
THE President had better give his brother peasanter
and more honest employment We don't want him here.
He had better set about watching the Gaphn REGULATORS
at Washington eectioneerng for the President in the
States His mission Minnesota if the that Of
the Presidents other agents in Michigan and Wisconsin
will be FOOLS GRAND Let the lumbermen of Minnesota
look their rights which they have long enjoyed by suf
fcrance and virtual prescription and people. who
equally interested will stand by and back them in all that
is just and necessary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

A G1ANr ExHu,IEp-The Louisville Times says, day
or two since Frank MclIarra ESD found the remains of
what is supposed to have been gigantic Indian near his
mill Shppingsport. The high water had caused the
bank the to in and while he was digging
away spot between the two mills the bones were discov
cred He had them carefully removed and judging from
the length the thigh and leg bones and the other por
tons of the skeleton which placed together it must
have been man upwards of seven feet in height The
skull of immense size with unusual high cheek bones
IA sure indication of the Indian An antique fash
Toned Jug made of earhenware decorated with shells,
WAS found alongside the bones.
found in tho same vicinity and it supposed that
try two since the spot probably an Indian burial
place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

A CURE DuELlNG.-In Scotland lately two hot
Drained youths met in tavern and after much debate
concerning young lady with whom they were both en-
amored nothing would satisfy them but duel At part
ing of them told the other to prepare for death
wag hearing of the awful threat and knowing that none
of the champions had any courage spare went an hour
the appointed time to the place selected and dug
grave and sticking his round mould spade" into the
rcd mouu, retired behind bush to behold the
The awful moment arrived and of the DULLES made
fierce appearances but beholdng the open grave and
the spade ready his corpse he his hd
and muterng something about being killed turned round
and in twinking out of sight Shortly thereafter
the other dueist 70 hove in sight but seeing the yawn
ing gulf his crest fell and soloquzing to bimelf was
heard to say, Did he not tell me to prepare for Death
md, 10 this grave Is ready for Inc I'll AVA" The wae
then shouldered his shovel and left the which has
been visited by many Of the ouFos determined oa seeing
tle grave Of FJohnuy Cope
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ID AFFLE-The celebrated BLACK ~
IOPAcING HORSE familiarly the sporting ~
JIM together with covered BUGGY NETTING
HARNESS. Six hundred ffy chances
hundred chsneea have
This celebrated Horse by compeent judges be
worth es exclusive Of the Bdzgy and Hnes which
to o'clock Joseph Jennng. No ST
will take place the RUBY Common
street. MONDAY EVENING Ainy TO- at o'clock Dineressd
/ Judges selected by the subscribers. my3 ID
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Caution

>psoNs RIpTIvREp should they have security
w., STRANGuLATED HERNIA with all ito horrors but IN prop
Against erly constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
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CRESCENT OFFICE. |
Friday Morning, May 4 1857
COTTON--The market presented very quiet appear
yesterday the sales not exceeding 1000 bales an
generally at easier prices
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PASSENGERS.
Far sv Two ftlepAa from ssn Juan De NissAgaa sasegsB
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Vol. Nv.
sNIDER's WINES.

I HAVE lately received from WASHINGTON Mon
l. TON, esq, at Bordeaux, a we'll selected invoice
Of the best Red Wines of MEDOC, embracing a
small lot of each OF the very choicest growths OF
that celebrated district s..
This fact, and MIR. Morton's well known high
standing, as aiso his good judgment in his selec-
tions, are sufficient guarantee that these Wines
will be found, on trial, oil that bespeak for them,
if properly treated
Among them are 100 dozens of the CHATEAU
LARlVEAUX," which has already given such
great satisfaction, from the Vineyard Of the Count
pU HAmEL.
80 cases, each dozen pints, same Wine.
20 dozens CHATEAU MARGAUX,"
vintage of 1877. The best of the first class Wines
Of Medoc.
20 dozens "HAUT BRION, ;" of ls47. The fourth
and last of the first class Wnes; Of remar kable IA
vor and delicacy. From the Commune of Pessac.
10 dozens "CHATEAU LAROSE," Of 1877. The
| finest Of the second-class From the Commune Of
ST. Julien.
20 dozens "MOUTON," IS47 OF the second
class OF the Commune of Pauillac. A very Gu
perior aud fayorite Wine.
90 dozens of the celebrated CHATEAU Co.'S"
Destournf, The choicest of the second Glaze, and
| by many best judges ranked good frat class.
| beg also to say, that in again prosecuting my
business, have received some invoices of most ex-
cellent RHINE and MOSELLE Wines, including
| the Sparkling SCHARZBERG, - Of 1916, and
| two qualities of the "CELEBRATED CHAM
| PAGNE' of Meet and Chandon, which are I'M
surpassed; as well some rare "AMONTILLA-
DO,' and choice stock Of "SAUTERNES,' -
| BURG UNDIES," &C., &c.
Orders will be very thankfully received and deli
yered at Washington city. by Adams's Express,
| Wine Merchant, No rs Walnut street Phila.
Nav
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That STICK OF cANDY.-EX-Governor Steele, of
New Hampshire, seems 10 have retired to private
life Immediately after delivering his high-wrought
eulogum upon Frank Pierce on account of his hay
ing once given boy whole cent to buy a stick of
candy, although the boy was utter stranger
at the time" Since the date of this Speech the ex-
Governor has not been heard of and it is supposed
he has been privately advised not to take the
stump The candy story, however, travels far and
wide-wlth no appearance of melting under the
summer solstice. At Wing ratification meeting
in Newark, N. j., day or TWO since, the Hon.
Benjamin Gardner, Of Alabama, in the course of
his speech, gave quite ludcrous account of the
candy adventure, with histrionic limitations, which
produced commissions Of laughter. Why" said
he, "aImost any one else would have given the
boy five cents--hut Pierce gave him only one
Amy body else would have given him ftp, so that
he might have bought candy enough to treat the
other boys, so as to heap Goals OF fire on their
heads, as they were too stingy to give him any,
but Pierce only gave him a cent to buy enough 10
sweeten his own mouth" Governor Steele has
immoralizcd himself certainly, if not the subject
of his eulogy (.uass. Jon nal
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Ii Gen. Scorr is elected to the Presidency, the
humbIest citizen will be protected as surely, in all
that is his own, as him OF higher pretensOns. No
one will dispute this who has at all studied the
character of the man. $40 you see that small
cabin yonder" sud an impaassIoned orator the
other day, addressing crowd around him on the
blufT-"Do you that small cabin yonder
Twenty years ago that was Gen. Scott's head
quarters. We intend TO put him in the White
House at Washmgton-but when there, he will
pcvcr forget or coniemn the log cabin" An an
swerIng "huzAn!' went up from the crowd mos,
heartily. They believed it, for they were never
disappointed in Gen. Scott. -Gaiena Iu,) .ddperii-
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ACTON.
ILLUSTRATING ASPEEcH.-lhe Boston lransc'1l

ILLUSTRATING ASpEscH.-The Boston Transcript
gives humorous account of the first stump speech
IN favor of Gen Scott, by young gentleman OF
SommerviIe, who chose for his rostrum the steps
of n church After q brilliant review of the life
and services of the hero of Lundy's Lane, the
expected Overwhelmingly brilliant peroration was
accdently cut short by the accidental stepping over
the edge of his "platform," by the eloquent
young orator, who rolled heavily down the steps
and embankment, but on being picked up by TWO
lids who had alone been his auditors, he declared
he had only been showing ho,c Gen. Pierce fell from
his horse"
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAFH CoNPANY.--N tue an-
nual meeting of the Stockholders OF this COMPANY.
held in Philadelphia ON Thursday, William Nj.
swain was unanimously reelected president OF
the company; A II. Coruin, secretary; George Il.
Hart trca surer; Amos kcuuail aud b. Is. French.
of Washington; Zsnos Barn mum and A. 5. Abell' ui
Baltimore; MERIT Cauhy, of Wilmington, Joseph
Sailer, Of pbiladclphia, ana Richard NJ Hoe a"d
Thomas NJ. CLARK, OF New York, directors.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
NEW and elegant Spring Styles of Scarfs, era
IN watts, Stoke, Ties, Gloves of every descrip-
ton, Suspenders, Handkerchief of silk and linen;
plain. figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with a large supply
OF GentIemens Toilet articles, such Luba and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatuins, Soaps,
and best Farna Cologne; brushes of every de-
scription; together with large and complete
assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing articles, all
of the very best qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, Mt
CHAS. II LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near a street.
March %
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TIL d R EPU BLIC.
From the Ne,c Orleans Crescent.
THE SCOTT RANGERS.

Las, night, that gallant and spirited body, known
matter brought before the Club referred to the
.mination of Scott and Graham, as the Wing eandi-
'dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
Both nominations were enthusiastically received
and heartily approved.
During the proceedings Of the evening, the fol-
lowing capital campaign song was repeatedly and
enthusiastically sung. "At 'em again ~ was cho-
russed with hearty will, and will ring upon the
of Democratic friends in the course of the
campaign, lin the intonaton of ten thousand voices
CAT 'em again 20 the Scott Rangers are out; their
battle cry is upon the breeze, and their banner is
fairly cmblaz onsd with the names Of SCorr and
GRAHAM.
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WHINE STORE.-JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
A. and 9th streets, has received invoice Of red
and white French Wines, viz:
Chateau Margaux, Chateau Mouton, Leovile,
st. Pierre, st. Julien in quartsandpints Margaux
Medoc.
Chateau Coutet Haul Barsac Chateau Sauterne,
Haut-Sauterne.
Also, an invoice of superior London Brown
stout, in pints.
My Olive brand Champagne having arrived at
New York in the ship Vaucluse from Havre, now
expect daily to receive it, together with choice
assortment of Wines, Brandies, Cigars, sc
Nov Is
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
l. his friends and the public that he has com
mepced the Auction and Commission business on
his account, and offers his services for the sale
of every description of real and personal property
upon the most favorable terms.
With an experience of twenty years in the va
rous departments of Auction business, the last
four of which he has been personally known to the
citizens Of Washington the Auctiopeer of the
late firms of Dyer s. Bro. and Dyer & Mcclure,
he deems ii unnecessary to say more Than that his
personal attendance be relied upon in all mat
ters OF business, and sales of any amount cashed
without delay.
Until permanent arrangements can be made for
the reception and sale of merchandise on commits
sion, persons wishing 90 employ nn Auctionser
will please call at the Office Of A RoTHwELL, esq.,.
on d street, east of 7th, where l be found
during business hours, ready and prepared to
answer the calls of the public Respectfully,
June l0--dtf K. N. 5 fRATTON.
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SHIRTS! sIIIRTs! SHIRTS:

SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
NEW and beautiful styles of French embroider-
IN ed Shirts, in pleasing variety. Also, a large
additional supply of Dress Shirts of the finest quail
ties and most approved makers, just received.
Shirts made to order in the best manner and
latest fashion, and good fits in all cases,
at CHAS II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar % Establishment, Penn. nv, near a. st.
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OLD "LUNDY's LANE"
AIR" Carry me back" etc.
Fling out! Fling out!
With song and shout,
Our banners from the wall;
The Old Hero,
or Mexico,
Receives his sountry's call!
A thousand times,
In many climes,
Hath victory graced his brow;
Shall we fall back,
In this attack,
And leave his colors now'
Chorus-At 'em again,
Old Lundy's Lane"
From Maine to Georgia's shore,
Our battle cry
Is, "do or die
For Union, evermore"
The Locos grin,
And think they'll win,
BY shouting "Jeathers and fuss :"
" Soup''-they say
Can't gain tho day,
In Presidential muss!
But Lundy's Lane,
IT'S very plain,
Can well afford to smile,
When such small game
Attack his fame,
Why don't they size his Pile'
Choru-At 'em again, etc.
CHAPuLTEPEc,
Without a speck,
filings up against the skies:
The flag we raise,
With songs Of prai;e,
Union and Compromise l"
The South will stand,
A steady band,
With North, and East, and West;
Now Locos, pray
Do fire away,
We're charging, all abreast!
Chorus-At 'em again, etc.